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Daily 7:00 am–7:00 pm
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Been 3 times now and love it!! Pate and chicken main dish just fab! Sprouts magnificent!!
Amazing food and service! Couldn't have asked for a better place to celebrate our anniversary!
I was there for anniversary, The food was amazing ! The service was great , I would go back just for everyday dining , the food was delicious and unique favor ! Good wine selection ,I would said it’s on point
The wait staff is terrible ...... took forever to get our drinks and there was no sense of the waiter even caring we were there. Would have to ask multiple times for help...... The restaurant is way to expensive for that type of service. The menu is very limited as well.
Food was delicious, the restaurant was not busy and it's quite large so it felt empty and a bit cold - perhaps it was just a quiet night.
Tables incredibly close to each other. Intimate table for 2 set right next to a party of 14. Uh, no!
I love this place for the decor , food , and service . I’d recommend this place to anyone. It is allotted warm in their though.
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Food was not good, over cooked and quite Salty. Service was slow and dishes ordered ribs, steak and fries had too much fat.
Dining experience was just “okay” for me and my friend. The staff was excellent and there’s nothing that they need change in terms of service. The meal was well paced and nothing came too soon or took too long to reach the table. The app was delicious and well portioned. The entrees were also well portioned and it came in a timely manner. However, neither of us was impressed with our food selections. Dessert was yummy and good end to the meal. I would recommend this place for drinks and apps/dessert but skip the meal.
Food is always fabulous. Service was almost nonexistent. Food was served and I never was asked if I needed anything else. You missed out on a sale of a bottle of wine and I was totally annoyed I had to ask for our bill by someone on the floor that was serving other tables! This is your second miss with me in four weeks time. Good food will only keep me coming back for so long, it is about the total experience! We need great restaurants in Orlando and you are one that is going to fail if you don’t get the service piece attended to.
We checked out DoveCote after seeing their Restaurant of the Year award in Orlando magazine. The Eggplant Appetizer if fantastic. The Chicken liver appetizer is a dud and was the bone marrow appetizer. They have great Brussell Sprouts, sides, and a fun, creative cocktail menu. Our servers were professional, friendly and helpful. For dessert, the Chocolate Souffle preferred over the Grand Mariner Souffle by the 6-0 margin. We had a great meal.
The first time we ate here, they were out of their signature drink and it took 20+ minutes to get our cocktails. I especially love blue cheese stuffed olives in my martini but one ones they serrved tasted like they were out of a jar. Food was good but did not make up for other things that just weren't as they should be. About a year later, friends had heard all the good reviews and wanted to go so we thought we should give it a second try. Pretty much the same thing happened; couldn't get the signature drink as they were again out. The olives were the same. Some of the food (beets with goat cheese and the sea bass were very good) but the other dishes were just OK. There are so many restaurants in the Orlando area that are exceptional that we just won't be back. Not sorry we tried this restaurant but for us, it just didn't live up to the hype.
DoveCote has a nice ambiance and attentive (but not that experienced) waitstaff. Not too loud - just right if you are trying to talk around a table without shouting.
Food is quite rich and nicely, simply presented - bistro style.
Communication with the kitchen was poor and dessert was a disaster, with feedback given 30 minutes later - perhaps an off night (a not too busy Saturday).
Nothing special, especially if looking for a special occasion.
The classics like Burger was pretty good. Did not like my sides too much. My friends liked the oysters
I love Dove Cote - great oysters, awesome cheese plate, good wines and yummy cocktails - and the vibe is unique for downtown Orlando. My only problem with this place is their policy that they won't seat your table until everyone is there. I understand that policy for a full restaurant - but when the restaurant is completely empty except for one other table, it's just silly. Wouldn't they rather me sit at my table and start with a drink and appetizer while I wait for the rest of my party?
The experience overall was definitely an 8.5/10! Food was delicious, cocktails were tasty (try the White Parisian), and the restaurant itself was very clean and had a high end vibe (at a reasonable price). The only reason not 10/10 was the dessert took a really long time to come out (about 20 minutes). It was just a mouse so I was a little shocked it took that long, and they didn’t appear to be packed at that time.
Food, bartender and server were great. Hostess was very rude and uppity. The restaurant was basically 25% full and she said you don’t have reservations? You will have to wait for 10 minutes, I laugh thinking she’s kidding and she walked off. I went onto open table made a reservation and went to the bar. Told her I did have reservations and she could let me know when she would like to seat us. Never came to get me so I asked her if she now had a table ready for my reservation, restaurant still basically empty. She rolled her eyes and seated us. I just don’t get what that power play was on her part and she would not seat us until she wanted, the tables were all set so there was nothing to do??? Oh well, go figure, some people 😠
My friend and I went to Dovecote early before our concert at the amway. It was my first time and I was impressed! I absolutely love the decor! We sat at a little table in the window and I loved it! We had French onions soup, grilled romaine salad and steak and frites for dinner followed by an excellent coffee mousse for dessert! The cocktails were well crafted and delicious! Love! Our server Anton was amazing! He had great recommendations and got us out in time to see our concert! Wonderful! Thank you!!
FOOD SERVICE AND AMBIANCE EXCELLENT ! Only problem is 3 double expressos were horrible and very salty! Obviously a machine problem !
Wonderful food, service and atmosphere. Great brunch menu with all you can drink rose.
I’ve had several fine meals at Dovecote, but last evening’s service left much to be desired. We had an 8 pm event, of which staff was aware when we sat down at 6:30. Only the appetizer appeared, at 7:30, after which we elected to cancel our order so we could make the event. It was clear several other tables attending the same event experienced the same issue. I’m not sure why the restaurant was not up to their usual level of service, but it was quite disappointing.
We picked this place because it was supposed to be the best dining option close to the Bob Carr Theater where we were going for a recent performance. We had never been there before. The place is easy to find, and the interior is nicely laid out (faux industrial look) and getting seated was no problem. The let down is the food, or at least my order. I ordered the chicken liver pate and the pork cutlet, neither of which I thought was even average. The consistency of the pate was too thick (spread like cold peanut butter) and the toasted ciabatta slices that accompanied the pate were cold when they came out. My wife wanted to try the Lyonnaise Salad, but we were told they were out of it (this was at 6:15). My wife's main course was actually quite good; she had the lemon-thyme chicken and given the poor quality of my cutlet, she graciously shared her dish with me. The chicken was a good size portion, juicy and tender with a delicious gravy. Her fries were hot and the asparagus was crisp. Unfortunately, my breaded cutlet was dry and tough. I'm tempted to make the old joke about the portion also being small, but given the quality, it didn't really matter. The pork cutlet came with a potato pancake that was awful. It was squishy (not crisp) and borderline tasteless. It had probably sat too long after coming out of the frypan. I thought it needed a touch of baking powder (so that it crisps up) and some more onions for taste, because as it sat, it was a failure. We didn't have dessert.
Having said what I did, I would still go back to this place and give it another try. It was a very busy night (Yo-Yo Ma was playing with the Orlando Philharmonic) so that may have contributed to the let down, and my wife's dish suggested that maybe what I got was just an aberration.
I'll give the place another chance.
Definitely a favorite now. 10/10 will go back to try, breakfast, brunch, lunch. Beautiful and sweet. Price is worth it for special occasion or nice date.
Great place and front of house was good, great food and drink and very relaxed. Great place.
Less French than just high end trendy. Excellent coffee. Decent wines by the glass. The lunch menu had a friend chicken sandwich, a burger, salads, etc. The usual in a way but all expertly prepared. I had a croque monsieur (one of the few French items) and it appeared to be made with peasant white bread and pastrami. Not what I was expecting but the food was uniformly delicious. Our waiter was solicitious without being intrusive. The space is beautiful and calming. The restaurant felt like a high end urban oasis. No other restaurant in downtown Orlando quite like it.
This is probably my tenth time dining at Dove Cote since it’s opening. The food continues to be superb. The service is outstanding. Not one single flaw in this gorgeous little brasserie . We love you Dove Cote and will be back soon.
Great night with a friend to celebrate her birthday. Very great table by the window. The server was very good and the food was phenomenal. Try the Brussel sprouts and the mussels. Also you must get the soufflé!
Excellent food at affordable prices, outstanding service! We will be back!
The octopus and escargot were spectacular, also was the hanger steak. But the short rib left a lot to be desired and here were a couple items that were undercooked, including the brussel sprouts. Finally, the waiter was behaving as if he was channeling a French reputation.
We really, really enjoyed this restaurant!. The food was great and the price was acceptable! Service was superb!!
What a great dining experience! It's tucked away in the Bank of America building, but this is truly a hidden gem. We had the brunch and tried a number of items, including their blueberry almond coffee cake (to die for), their banana bread, the yogurt parfait (amazing toppings), and the fried chicken sandwich (truly divine). And the price was SO reasonable. We were both amazed. The service was fast too! Definitely looking forward to visiting this restaurant again.
Dinner was exquisite and service was top notch.my two guests also enjoyed their meal. I will like to try the escargot on my next visit
Snails were very good! Nice decor!
Food and service were exceptional!
I was a bit surprised that they did not offer free refills on iced tea. I made the mistake of assuming that they did, until I saw the check (after having 2 refills) that they charged $3.00 for each. Perhaps if the waiter could have indicated this additional charge during the meal - it would have helped.
Food was delicious! Best French Onion soup I've had and a delicious omelette. Always great service and awesome craft cocktails.
Amazing as always! Second time there, dovecote never disappoints! Fantastic food, and wonderful service from keara :)
The menu offer a lot of interesting choices. It is French so it Rich. Be prepared for that. Hard to ding a restaurant for serving exactly what they say they do. But for example the Brussel Sprouts were so decadent with "carmelization" they were like eating candy, it was too much. The portions are also not super small as you might find in French dining. The desserts were amazing. Good wine list. Overall will go back for sure.
Interesting Appetizers ....chicken liver pate was delicious and octopus was good despite the overuse of hollandaise sauce. bread service was disappointing as you can get free bread service at most establishments and they would have been better. Wine list was acceptable and reasonable in price. Entree selection was a bit confusing and the pork was more German than French. Prime rib special was cooked properly and a good value. Entree selection was the "boring" part of the menu....Dessert was a Gran Mariner Soufflé and was one of the best I've had.
Outstand food and service, one of my favorite resturants in orlando!

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Speaking of judicial discipline. I don't have all the details yet, but a reliable source says a couple of Arkansas circuit judges -- Circuit Judge Rhonda Wood and District Judge Jerry Patterson -- were on the verge of sending each other to jail for contempt in a dispute today at the Searcy County Courthouse in Marshall. The dispute apparently stemmed from a courtroom scheduling conflict that left one of the judges without an expected courtroom.
Sheriff's reports were unavailable by the time we got on the story, but deputies were called. Deputies asked for backup from the State Police in Harrison. A State Police spokesman said, however, that the dispute was resolved before the trooper arrived.
We've been unable to reach the key parties, but Patterson's wife said she'd talked to her husband and that everything was worked out. She said things had been blown out of proportion. Media from all over have been calling, apparently.

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Let me explain:
What makes for a Bad Critique
The worst kind comes from critiquing partners who essentially hope you’ll write the story they want to write themselves. Maybe they’re poets, who want more description, romantics who want you to include a love interest, fans of sci-fi or fantasy, who would like you to include the odd battle scene, you get the picture. Then there are the under-critical who ‘love everything’ or the over-critical who will tear new writer’s work apart,while seeing no benefit in offering encouragement.
What makes for a Good Critique
The best kind of critique comes from a partner who understands that you may be writing in a different genre, and wants to help you write the best story that you can. They tend to offer a balanced approach, mentioning things that worked well, as well as highlighting areas that could be improved. They will offer honest opinions on the bigger picture in terms of characterisation, dialogue, plot, etc. Through them, you can gain a rare glimpse into what could potentially be your reader’s view.
Good critiques are still hard to hear
It’s hard to hear when your story hasn’t had the desired affect on a reader. Through receiving critiques, I have had to re-think my whole approach to story telling, and I’m a better writer for it. How I learned to get to the Heart of a Story Through receiving critiques, I realised that my critiquing partners weren’t feeling emotionally involved in my stories. Through trial and error, I’ve learned how to immerse readers in the world of my characters. I’ve done this by:
Showing not telling
This is so obvious, it’s almost a cliché, but is perhaps the most often misunderstood dictum of writing. Put simply, showing is ‘not dictating’ to a reader how they should feel, but providing them with the evidence, and letting them make up their own minds. So, instead of stating that a character is sad, as I might have done at one point, I’ll show the tears rolling down their cheeks, the nights spent staring at the phone, willing it to ring…
What it means to provide Conflict
I’ve learned how to hook the reader with a problem that my main character has to face, whether the dilemma is internal or external. In my work in progress, for instance, a strange woman appears in one scene, and then just as quickly disappears. Who is she? Where did she go? What impact will she have on my protagonist’s story? I know my story is working well if my readers ask the right questions. It’s my job then, to provide the solutions.
This is how I rediscovered the magic of story telling. More on that tomorrow…
So what’s your story? Have you had good experiences, or otherwise, from critiquing? I’d love to hear from you!

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People in Nabesa, Paro who experienced an attack of bark beetles are concerned as few dzongkhags had experienced a similar endemic between 1985 and 1990.
A number of trees were infested due to the attack.
“The Forest Management Units are connected with roads and even though the operations are planned, lack of awareness on the issue is one reason for it,” said a forest pathologist and entomologist, D B Chhetri.
Bark Beetles are polyphagous insects (feeding on many different kinds of food) and in its natural environment it attacks standing trees and logs.
During endemic situations, when population density of the beetle species is low, it attacks or infests weakened trees and logs for breeding. In worse situations, it attacks healthy standing trees. For instance, a windstorm or thinning and logging operation leads to accumulation of debris in the forest which creates breeding grounds for the beetles.
Global warming weakens the trees and makes it more prone to insect attacks one of which is the bark beetle. Apart from the natural calamities, the causes are also man-made.
When timber is extracted, people tend to leave behind barks which is very dangerous
According to the forest pathologist DB Chhetri, it is difficult to identify the infested trees as the tree crown wouldn’t necessarily be yellow. It is at the tree trunk where the infestations happen.
The control measures drawn up by the Renewable Natural Resources (RNR)- Research and Development Center (RDC) at Yusipang are reflected in the guidelines for bark beetle control.
The attacked trees particularly the green ones, which are in the process of yellowing, harbor breeding stages of beetles.
Such trees are identified and handed over to the Natural Resources Development Corporation (NRDCL).
The NRDCL would make necessary arrangements for immediate felling. As per guidelines trees are regular monitored to detect fresh attacks. As and when it is detected, arrangements are made to fell and de-bark trees immediately.


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"Rum ree" meaned beautiful girl in Nepali word.I intende to capture their personal character together with their culture environment into these portrait album.
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6. Cheetah .Chitwan
Chitwan National park was not only great place for wild life photo .We ran into a Tharu girl named Cheetah/Oh man,she brke my heart.
We caught this hill tribe girl during our drive to Mamobuddha.They travelled on foot and used their forehead to carry the weight of their belonging, up and down stiff mountain.No wonder why We always see them in slim shape and dark skin.
Cheetah, Tharu girl who live in Chiwan Ntional Park.She have amazing character for my portrait even we could not communicate any things.She have gift of god to post infront of the camera.


PELSALL Ladies Choir will be giving their largest charity concert to date, celebrating 50 years on Saturday, September 14 at 7:30pm in St Michael’s Church, Pelsall.
Originally formed in 1963 by Musical Director June Davenhill, this dynamic group are still going strong today, and are still being led by June.
The celebration will be hosted by Robert Emery, a local boy who was taught at St Michael’s School, Pelsall, by June back in 1989, and who became the youngest accompanist of the choir at the age of 14.
Robert, who after attending Blue Coat School in Walsall, moved to London in 2001 to study at the world renowned Royal College of Music. He has since gone on to tour the world with the likes of Russell Watson, conduct events such as the Military Wives live at the o2 arena for ITV, and written musicals with stars like Petula Clarke.
Robert, who is just about to begin filming for a new television series about the history of music, said: “I am so much looking forward to returning to the place which supported the start of my career with local events like winning Walsall Young Musician of the Year. I’m even more looking forward to returning to work with the primary school teacher, Mrs Davenhill, who inspired and encouraged me from an early age to cherish my musical ability.
“The Pelsall Ladies Choir and its Musical Director were key to me attending the Royal College of Music.”
Robert, now aged 30, will be flying on to Taiwan after the concert to conduct in front of 20,000 people with opera superstar Russell Watson.
June said: “Robert is even giving his performance free of charge - this is great as we could never afford to pay him!”
Over the 50 years, the choir has raised well over £50,000 for local charities.
This year the choir have chosen Heartlink, a charity set up to provide a special life support system used on young children and babies with respiratory and heart failure.
It saved the life of the two-year-old grandson of one of the choir members.
Have you heard the choir? Tell us your thoughts at www.blackcountrybugle.co.uk


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Ruins of a biblical city on the east of Mount Carmel. Identified with Khelkat, the southern city in the region of Asher.
On and around Tel Kassis are ruins of a Biblical city on the main ancient road (Via-Maris), on the eastern side of Mt. Carmel. This place is identified as the Biblical Khelkat (Helkath), which was part of Asher Tribe’s region, and was on the south-east corner of the tribe’s area. This may have been the area where Elijah slaughtered the 450 Baal prophets: 1 Kings 18 46: “and Elijah brought them down to the brook Kishon, and slew them there”.
This Tel has 2 levels -the ruins of the upper and lower city on the mound. Around the mound is a large area of covered ruins, which were houses and installations that surrounded the city.
The Tel is on the north of the road from Tel Yokneam to Tel Maamar. You can visit the site by driving from the road between Kefar Yehoshua and Kiryat Kharoshet.
In the north of the site is a series of wells that gave the Tel its waters. On the south walls of the Tel there is another source of water: the Kishon creek. Water is another important factor for selecting a site in the biblical times.
An aerial photo of Tel Kassis is shown below, indicating the major points of interest.
History of the place:
According to the Archaeological survey, there were pottery findings from the Chalcolithic period (4,500-3150BC). The city continued to be populated in the Early Bronze (3150-2200 BC), and especially in the middle Bronze (Caananite) period (2200-1550BC).
Recent digs (1977-1981) revealed 2 layers from the Middle Bronze Age (2200-1550BC), as well as 3 layers from the late Bronze age. This expedition also uncovered a wall and tower, and an adjacent room. On the floor of this room, which was severely burnt, a layer of ceramics were dated to the 18th-19thC BC.
Late Bronze (Canaanite)
In the late Bronze period (1550BC- 1200BC) the city was an important city. It was mentioned in list of cities (‘Zephat’?) that were conquered in 1468BC by Egyptian Pharaoh Thutmose III.
The Bible told us that Helkath (Khelkat) was one of Menashe tribe cities (Joshua). It was also mentioned that the city and the area around it was a Levite city.
The identification with Helkath is not solid, and is inferred from the ancient sources. It was suggested by Y. Aharoni and others. There are other suggestions for this site.
A Biblical map is shown in the map below, with the city Helkath in the center of the most important trade routes in the northern Israel (Via Maris to south, north, and east; southeast to Megiddo/BethShean) .
Two major Biblical events happened here, or close to the site –
Elijah slaughters the Baal prophets – According to the Biblical description, this may have been the area where Elijah slaughtered the 450 Baal prophets. 1 Kings 18: and Elijah brought them down to the brook Kishon, and slew them there”
Battle of Deborah – The site witnessed the victory of Barak Ben-Abinoam over the Canaanites during the battle of Deborah and Barak. Judges 4 “But Barak pursued after the chariots, and after the host, unto Harosheth of the Gentiles: and all the host of Sisera fell upon the edge of the sword; and there was not a man left”.
Later, the city continued to be populated throughout the Persian and Hellenistic periods, as told by the ceramics. The surveyors also found ceramics from the later periods: Roman/Byzantine, Arab and Crusaders, Mameluks and Ottomans. However, due to its limited size, during the later periods the site gradually became a minor site and finally abandoned.
Today the site is in ruins, and is frequently used by dirt bikers who are challenged by the steep slopes, which were once the mighty protecting walls of the city.
In 2010 a gas pipe was laid out along the western and eastern side of the Tel. The archaeologists opened trench squares around the pipe line, revealing new information on the ancient city.
(a) Aerial views
An aerial view from the north side, as captured in June 2015 by a drone, is seen here. The Kishon river loops around the site from the east and south sides.
The Tel has 2 levels – the west side (the upper city) is higher by 5M than the east side (the lower city), as seen in the profile of the Tel. The upper city is higher by 30M than the valley of the Kishon creek. A wall and steep glacis was built around the upper city.
The road that leads to the lower city from the north-east (seen on the right side of the hill) was probably the gate of the city. Today this road, and other paths, are used by dirt bikers to climb up the steep south side.
Click on the photo to view it in higher resolution…
An aerial view from the south is seen in the next photo.
The Kishon creek flows before the Tel, where the green bushes are near located in front of the the mound. Above the creek are the steep walls, part of the glacis that was constructed in order to make it difficult for the attackers to climb up and into the city.
In the far background are the houses of Tivon. A new railroad bridge is now constructed on the north side of the site.
A flight around the site is seen in this short video:
(b) General views
A ground view from the west is seen in the next picture. The Kishon creek flows on the right side, around the south and west side of the Tel. In the far right background is the edge of Mount Carmel.
A dirt road leads up to the top of the mound (left) and also turns south-west:
The eastern side of the mound, with Mt Carmel is located in the background:
The southeastern slopes, with the Kishon creek looping around the mound:
(c) On top of the mound:
On top of the hill is a bunker from the period of the independence war.
From the southern side of Tel Kassis is a view of the Kishon creek. In ancient times it was a wider river, but in modern times the heavy pumping of the water along its course made it dwarf considerably. In ancient times the river gave the city a great defense line that no army can cross.
(d) Excavations 2010
A large natural gas pipeline project was commissioned in 2010. The project’s main purpose is environmental – replacing the petrol-based generators in the Haifa bay area in order to reduce the air pollution. The pipeline was dug into the ground near the site, and required extensive archaeological excavations in the area during the months of March-June 2010.
- North and East
The first phase was laid out on the north and east side of Tel Kassis. According to the IAA report: “The excavation was conducted at a prehistoric site along the route of the natural gas pipeline. Levels yielding flint implements from the Middle Paleolithic period were exposed”.
The photo shows Uncle Amnon sitting on the pipeline’s eastward section, just before it was buried. This location is on the north side of Tel Kassis, near the ancient Ottoman railroad.
This railroad will also be upgraded, part of the transportation projects that include a new designed highway (Road 6) that will split at this area to two northbound branches. Tel Kassis will be a center of transportation, just as it was thousands of years ago.
An example of a flint stone was seen nearby:
The excavation team reported their findings in another IAA report: “The excavation is located in the northeastern part of the Tel. So far remains of buildings that probably date to the Early Bronze Age 1 and a cave from the Middle Bronze Age 2 whose ceiling collapsed have been exposed. A very large quantity of Early Bronze Age 1B hole-mouths and pottery wheels (not in situ) were discovered, that seem to suggest the existence of a workshop there”.
The excavations also exposed a large stone surface from the Roman-Byzantine period:
Another section of the stone surface:
- Western side:
On the western side of the Tel, additional areas were exposed around the pipeline:
Further west, towards the Kishon creek:
One of the exposed sections:
A close up on the exposed remains:
(e) Discovery of ancient Cultic vessels
During the 2010 excavations a rare discovery was found in a rock hollow in the bedrock.
The archaeologists found a hoard of more than 100 ancient cultic vessels and other artifacts, which are dated 3,500 years old (late Bronze period). Most of the vessels were found in rare good shape, while others can be reconstructed and repaired.
Photo courtesy of IAA
The treasure was found inside a rock-hollow, which was accessed in ancient times by two broad steps. The vessels were piled one on top of the other. They were either buried in ancient times in order to protect them, or stashed away after they have been obsoleted.
Photo courtesy of IAA
The vessels are now undergoing a processes of reconstruction and preservation and will soon be displayed in a special exhibition.
Photo courtesy of IAA
(a) Joshua 19: 24,25
This text described the borders of the Tribe of Asher:
24 And the fifth lot came out for the tribe of the children of Asher according to their families.
25 And their border was Helkath, and Hali, and Beten, and Achshaph;
(b) Joshua 21: 30-31
Khelkat was a Levite city. This tribe settled among the other tribe regions and had religious and political duties. In this text Khelkat (Helkath) was listed as one of these cities in the region of the tribe of Asher, including the area around it:
3 And the children of Israel gave unto the Levites out of their inheritance, according to the commandment of HaShem, these cities with the open land about them.
30 And out of the tribe of Asher, Mishal with the open land about it, Abdon with the open land about it;
31 Helkath with the open land about it, and Rehob with the open land about it; four cities.
(c) 1 Kings 18: 17-46
This is the text on Elijah the prophet and the slaughter of the Baal prophets.
King Ahab contested the prophet against his false prophets, and Elijah -with the help of the true God – prevailed. He slaughtered the 450 Baal prophets in the Kishon riverside, somewhere around this site.
“…And Elijah said unto them, Take the prophets of Baal; let not one of them escape. And they took them: and Elijah brought them down to the brook Kishon, and slew them there”.
Read more on Keren Carmel which is located on the Carmel above this site, and is associated with Elijah and this event.
Slaughter of the Baal prophets – by Gustav Dore (French artist, 1832-1883)
(d) Judges 4, 7-13- 16-24:
Barak ben-Avinoam trapped the army and Chariots of Sisera, the General of the Canaanite King Jabin, and defeated him. Barak used the flooding of the Kishon to overcome the mighty army equipped with chariots. He chased the Canaanite army through this point and finished them in the valley between Tel Kassis and Tel MeAmar. For more information on the battle of Deborah’s see “Barak and Deborah“.
“And I will draw unto thee to the river Kishon Sisera, the captain of Jabin’s army, with his chariots and his multitude; and I will deliver him into thine hand….”
“And Sisera gathered together all his chariots, even nine hundred chariots of iron, and all the people that were with him, from Harosheth of the Gentiles unto the river of Kishon”.
“But Barak pursued after the chariots, and after the host, unto Harosheth of the Gentiles: and all the host of Sisera fell upon the edge of the sword; and there was not a man left”.
“And the hand of the children of Israel prospered, and prevailed against Jabin the king of Canaan, until they had destroyed Jabin king of Canaan”.
Etymology (behind the name):
- The Arabic name is Tell el-Qassis – “the mount of the priest”. This name is due to the tradition that here was the slaughter of the Baal prophets by Elijah (see also Keren-Carmel).
- Name in the survey of Western Palestine (1881): Tell el-Kusis
- Name from the British Mandate map (1940): Tell el-Qassis
- In Hebrew Kashish is “old man”
- “Khelka” in Hebrew means “yard” or “field”, and “Khelkath” is the “yard of-“.
In the photo below, Webmaster Rotem standing in the field north of the Tel. This is an old photo of 2007, captured before the railroad was constructed on its north side.
Arch. Survey of Israel – Nahalal Map (28) – Avner Raban  , site #11
Carta’s Atlas of the Bible – Y. Aharoni [Carta Jerusalem 1974] – Shop for this must-have book.
Maps: 34, 71, 72, 108
Recent digs – Arch. digs (1977-1981) by Prof A. Ben Hur and Dr Y. Portugali.
Some of the findings can be seen in the Khenkin house (Kefar Yehoshua)
* Recent Excavations:
IAA reports of the gas pipe salvage excavations –
A Rare Discovery After 3,500 Years More than 100 Impressive and Intact Ancient Cultic Vessels were Found in a Rock-hollow
Two Neanderthal skulls found in Kassis spring – June 2017 (Hebrew)
- Biblical pictures by Gustave Doré (1832-1883) – public domain
* Info pages:
Other ancient sites close to Tel Kassis:
- Tel Yokneam – located 2Km to the south. According to the Bible, Yokneam was part of the Tribe of Zebulun (Zevulun).
- Tel Meamer (Biblical Geva-Shemen, Roman “Geva”) – located 5 KM to the North
- Beit Sharim – this site is 2KM to the north, and was a large ancient city, including a famous necropolis (with tombs buried inside caves).
- Keren Carmel – the site of the Biblical contest of Elijah and the Baal prophets
- Kishon River – the creek that passes at this site becomes a river flowing out to the Mediterranean Sea
BibleWalks.com – Have Bible – Will Travel!
This page was last updated on June 28, 2017 (Added Neanderthal finds)

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Fresh off playing Levitate Music Festival, SixFoxWhiskey rocks out on Boston rooftop bars thriving in the live music scene. SixFox for short, this group of five friends with deep ties started a rock band in Boston and haven't looked back. Taking the name off of a helicopter in Alaska, SixFox embraces the music making process as "an exercise in thought."
“The first one was definitely a shit show,” says Tommy. A few cars full of friends packed the dive bar in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Tall boys cracked as the band took the stage for the first time. The rough sounds from the set crashed over the crowd. An ugly performance couldn’t stop the friendly faces from rocking out in the audience. Despite the support, the group’s first show flopped. “It was a blast,” says Tommy. Amidst a train wreck, SixFoxWhiskey was born. The rock band from Boston, Six Fox for short, built a dive bar chemistry into a unique, polished sound with a strong following.
As a kid, Tommy Yannopolous, the bass guitarist and backup vocalist of Six Fox, first grasped music beyond the surface when his dad played The Who on the caravan radio. Soon after, he became aware of the bass in the opening line of “All Around the World” by Red Hot Chili Peppers. “It was the coolest sound I’d ever heard,” says Tommy. Brad Moreno, the band’s lead guitarist, grew up with Tommy in Simsbury, Connecticut. When he was young, Brad played The Beatles and 90’s pop records. His tastes evolved into jazz-rock fusion, Motown, and other styles. “I got into all sorts of weird shit,” says Brad. He and Tommy idolized similar artists and jammed out in basements back in the day. The two have played more music with each other than anyone else. “Brad has in all honestly been my greatest teacher,” says Tommy.
Chris Ballerini, rhythm guitarist and lead vocalist, was roommates with Tommy at Boston College. Before university, Chris grew up immersed in his Dad’s cassette tapes stashed in an old shoebox. “I can clearly remember jumping around on my bed to ‘Carry On My Wayward Son,” he says. Chris branched out as a teenager, listening to bands outside the shoebox like Modest Mouse and Rage Against the Machines. He formed an indie group with friend Teddy Maguire that fizzled out a couple years before college. By chance, Teddy formed the band Brontosaur with current Six Fox drummer Tyler Davis. Both from nearby Kingston, Massachusetts, Chris and Tyler grew up playing music together. After Brontosaur dissolved, Tyler played locally until Chris asked him to join Six Fox.
Before Six Fox, Tyler watched his cousin play the drum set as a kid. “I’ll never forget listening to him for the first time. I was blown away, and from that day I knew I wanted to become a drummer,” he says. Outside of family, Travis Barker of Blink-182 and Alan Evans of Soulive inspired him early on. Tyler would pick up the Ludwig rocker snare in fourth grade. He played in jazz and concert band through high school before enjoying moderate success with Brontosaur.
Like Tyler, Dan Felix, saxophonist for Six Fox, also picked up his instrument in fourth grade. Dan played any music he could get his hands on. “I remember listening to the Beach Boys ‘Greatest Hits’ and learning the entire album by ear,” he says. In high school, he played guitar in a rock group while sticking to saxophone in concert band. Dan’s sax skills took off once he honed in on jazz music at Ithaca College.
As Tommy, Tyler, Brad, and Dan carved their paths closer to home, Chris moved to Alaska. Starting to sing in college, Chris continued to make music while working at a remote fly fishing outpost on the Aleutian Peninsula. He returned home with song ideas and in need of a band. The pieces fell in line, with Chris, Tommy, Tyler, and Brad having past connections. Dan would play sax at a random show in a Kingston bar and easily morphed into Six Fox’s sound. Dan was home on Thanksgiving break and had seen Facebook videos of the band. A fan of Six Fox, he messaged Chris asking if they needed a sax player. “I showed up to this gig with my horn, and it’s been history ever since,” says Dan.
As a group, styles shift often. Funk, jam rock, alternative, and other genres compose the band’s identity. The first time all five members witnessed the true power of their sound was at Brighton Music Hall. Six Fox opened and the crowd erupted for an ovation. “Brighton was special because it’s an amazing venue and the audience was into what we were playing. It was also one of our first times hearing Brad and Dan come together in their soloing, which is something to behold,” tells Chris.
Set apart from other bands, the unique guitar and sax medley opens up harmonized melodies and solo tradeoffs. Songwriting demands complete collaboration with five minds. The band’s newest song ‘Sun I’d Seen’ puts that process on display. Tommy wrote the opening line after hearing Brad messing around on keyboard, which sparked a melody on bass. Brad jammed out to the melody on guitar, and then wrote the verse, chorus, and bridge. “We initially had the chorus as a verse, but Dan heard it and thought we should switch the two,” says Tommy. Tyler then incorporated bridge hits and rhythm, while Tommy and Chris wrote lyrics. “We do tons of experimentation with most components of our music, but everyone has a voice,” says Tommy. The components build upon five streams of ideas. “Rarely does someone not write their own part,” says Brad.
With new ideas, all five artists thrive in different areas. Chris comes in with a blueprint. Brad organizes and constructs vocal and instrumental harmonies. Tommy and Tyler transform simple folk tunes into dynamic, emotional jams. Dan maps melodies and harmonies to mesh the moving parts. As five voices fly through the room, collaboration doesn’t always run smoothly. The tight chemistry ends conflicts quickly. “All of our thoughts are freely expressed during the song writing process,” says Tyler.
This sea of thoughts fosters a personality dynamic. “If we were a car, Chris would be our engine,” says Tommy. Chris leads the group and constantly looks for new shows. Brad expands the music. He dives into a deeper level of writing with chord voicings and harmony. Tommy, sometimes aggressively, stresses the need for the band to stay on track. Less aggressive than Tommy, Tyler challenges the norm from a laidback angle. “Most shows, Tyler leaves behind some piece of equipment,” says Tommy. “But he brings a great deal of exploration to the band. He might be the first to question how a part is structured or offer alternatives.” Dan speaks the least, but brings a creative spark and an expert theory insight. He lights up the stage with the sax between his teeth and helps expand the music. “Our personalities mesh well,” says Chris. “We argue plenty and disagree often, but we share pride in the fact that we’re honest.”
The free-flowing, honest music making process has been cultivated by parental support over the years. All five musicians grew up with unconditional backing from their parents. “In general, I grew up in a house where I was never told to turn my amp down, play the drums quieter, or stop singing,” says Tommy. Involved in the band’s day-to-day needs, Chris’ Dad works as honorary sound engineer, and helps with business decisions, merchandise, and promotion. For Brad, his parents are the reason he had the chance to seriously pursue music. “I would (maybe) still be playing sublime covers on the streets for singles and coins if it weren’t for them, “ he says. The emotional value of unwavering family support shines through in the song writing process.
Even in an open, creative atmosphere, writing songs is not easy. Each part takes hours. A fresh idea one day can sound awful the next. “It can be exceptionally frustrating, but it’s what makes writing a good song so rewarding,” tells Tommy. Rewards don’t always come in the form of a paycheck. At this level, the band often loses money on recording and travel. To make it back, all five artists work jobs outside the group. Chris plays solo acoustic gigs and works as a caretaker. Tommy and Brad both clock in at ad firms. With limited free time, each artist unwinds uniquely. Tyler fresh water fishes, and Chris suits up for ice hockey once a week. When Dan catches a break, he mimics the human voice with his saxophone. Creator of the YouTube channel “Saxophonetix,” he learns the idiosyncrasies of a person’s voice and translates that sound to the sax. “It seems to make a lot of people laugh, which motivates me,” says Dan.
As a group, the band’s motivation doesn’t lie in money and exposure. When Chris formed SixFoxWhiskey, he brought together a few friends to jam out. The name spawned from his job in Alaska. “The tag numbers of the helicopter used to transport clients and supplies to and from camp was ‘N306FW,’ and they called it ‘SixFoxWhiskey’ for short, using the military alphabet,” says Chris. A name, a group of friends, and a few song ideas launched a connection with fans. When the focus becomes “making it” versus “not making it,” the traditional definition of success seems foreign. “We want to play to huge crowds and share our art, but reality can be sobering,” says Tommy. “It’s best to think of music as an exercise in thought.”


In the ever-expanding realm of blockchain technology, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) have emerged as a powerful force, revolutionizing the way projects are governed and providing investors with exciting opportunities. With their decentralized decision-making and transparent governance structures, DAOs have captured the imagination of the crypto community and are poised to reshape the future of finance. As we step into 2023, we present an updated list of the top 7 DAO crypto projects that hold immense potential for investors seeking to capitalize on the cutting-edge developments in the decentralized finance space. From innovative platforms to transformative ecosystems, these projects exemplify the spirit of collaboration, transparency, and growth, making them compelling investment choices for the forward-thinking crypto enthusiasts.
Welcome to the realm of decentralized finance, where innovation and disruption converge to shape the future of the financial landscape. In this ever-evolving ecosystem, a breed of cryptographic marvels known as DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) projects emerges as the shining beacons of trustless governance and community-driven decision-making. As the old guard of traditional finance crumbles under its own weight, the best DAO crypto projects rise like phoenixes, revolutionizing the way we interact with money, invest in assets, and participate in the global economy. Join us on a thrilling journey through the realms of decentralized autonomy as we uncover the finest gems among DAO projects, each one pushing the boundaries of what is possible in this brave new world.
One of the most fascinating ideas to emerge from the bitcoin industry is the concept of decentralized autonomous organizations, sometimes known as DAOs. Investors are given a voice in the management of the project by participating in the governance of these decentralized organizations, which are not run by a centralized authority but rather by members of the community.
This article will go over several of the most successful distributed autonomous organization (DAO) cryptocurrency initiatives that are currently running, before focusing on how these projects operate and the reasons why investors are frequently interested in getting involved with them. Here’s we present an updated list of the top 7 DAO crypto projects that hold immense potential for investors seeking to capitalize on the cutting-edge developments in the decentralized finance space that are listed:
RoboFi is an exciting addition to the DAO crypto projects, combining the power of DeFi with artificial intelligence (AI)-driven trading algorithms. RoboFi aims to simplify and automate the trading experience for users, providing them with advanced algorithmic trading strategies and market insights. With its unique approach and focus on democratizing AI-powered trading, RoboFi presents a compelling investment opportunity in 2023.
Compound is a decentralized lending protocol that allows users to earn interest or borrow assets without relying on traditional intermediaries. With its algorithmic interest rate model and community governance, Compound has gained significant traction and has become one of the leading DeFi protocols. As the demand for decentralized lending continues to surge, investing in Compound offers exposure to the growing DeFi lending market.
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Aave is a decentralized liquidity protocol that enables users to lend, borrow, and earn interest on various crypto assets. With its innovative flash loan feature and robust security measures, Aave has become a go-to platform for users seeking flexible borrowing and lending options in the DeFi space. Aave’s strong track record, active community, and continuous development make it an attractive investment choice in 2023.
Uniswap, the leading decentralized exchange (DEX), has played a crucial role in the adoption of decentralized trading. Powered by an automated market maker (AMM) model, Uniswap allows users to trade ERC-20 tokens directly from their wallets, without the need for intermediaries. With its vibrant ecosystem and pivotal role in shaping the decentralized exchange landscape, investing in Uniswap can provide exposure to the growing decentralized trading volume.
Synthetix is a decentralized platform that enables the creation and trading of synthetic assets, including cryptocurrencies, commodities, and fiat currencies. By utilizing collateralized debt positions (CDPs), Synthetix allows users to mint synthetic assets and participate in the decentralized derivatives market. With its unique value proposition and a growing suite of synthetic assets, Synthetix presents an intriguing investment opportunity in 2023.
Yearn.finance is a yield optimization platform that automates the process of maximizing returns on users’ crypto assets. By leveraging different DeFi protocols, Yearn.finance seeks to provide users with the highest yield opportunities while minimizing risk. With its strong community and relentless focus on creating value for its users, Yearn.finance has established itself as a prominent player in the DeFi yield farming space
Tamadoge, the native cryptocurrency of the Tamaverse, is a project that emerged earlier this year to enormous hype as the latest high-potential ‘Doge’ inspired meme coin. Tamadoge is also known as “Tama.” Tamadoge, on the other hand, provides a multi-utility token and a play-to-earn (P2E) platform on the blockchain, in contrast to cryptocurrencies such as Dogecoin, which gained popularity thanks to the social media backing they received from important personalities.
Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) have gained significant traction in the crypto industry, offering a new paradigm for project governance and decision-making. As the popularity of DAOs continues to soar, it is essential to identify the key qualities that define a good DAO project.
These qualities determine the success and effectiveness of a DAO in achieving its objectives, fostering community participation, and delivering value to its stakeholders. In this article, we explore the most important qualities that distinguish a good DAO project and provide insights into what investors and participants should look for when evaluating potential DAO investments.
Transparency is a fundamental characteristic of a good DAO project. A transparent governance structure ensures that decision-making processes and project operations are accessible and visible to all participants. A well-functioning DAO should provide open access to information, clear documentation of proposals and voting mechanisms, and timely disclosure of project updates. Transparent governance fosters trust among community members and enhances the overall credibility of the DAO project.
Decentralization lies at the core of DAOs, and a good DAO project should uphold this principle. It means that decision-making authority is distributed among community members, preventing any single entity or individual from monopolizing power. A decentralized DAO ensures that the collective intelligence and diverse perspectives of its participants shape the project’s direction, mitigating the risks of centralization and fostering inclusivity.
A good DAO project should have robust governance mechanisms in place to facilitate decision-making and consensus-building among participants. These mechanisms can include voting systems, delegated voting, quadratic voting, or other innovative approaches. The governance processes should be well-defined, transparent, and accessible to all participants, allowing for active engagement and representation of diverse viewpoints.
A vibrant and engaged community is a crucial factor for the success of a DAO project. A good DAO should encourage active participation and contribution from its community members through forums, social media channels, and community-led initiatives. Regular communication, collaboration, and feedback loops between the DAO and its community foster a sense of ownership and commitment, driving the project’s growth and resilience.
A good DAO project should be designed with scalability and adaptability in mind. The underlying technology and infrastructure should be capable of handling increased user activity and transaction volumes without compromising performance or security. Additionally, the DAO project should be adaptable to evolving market conditions and changing community needs, allowing for the incorporation of new features, improvements, and upgrades over time.
A good DAO project should have a clear and compelling value proposition that addresses a specific problem or meets a market demand. Whether it is providing decentralized lending, liquidity provision, governance solutions, or innovative DeFi services, the DAO project should offer unique and valuable benefits to its users. A well-defined value proposition attracts users and investors, contributing to the long-term sustainability and success of the DAO.
The importance of auditability and security cannot be overstated in the world of DAOs. A good DAO project should prioritize the implementation of robust security measures and undergo regular security audits by reputable firms. Audits ensure the integrity of the project’s smart contracts, protocols, and associated systems, mitigating the risks of vulnerabilities and potential exploits. Transparently addressing security concerns enhances trust and confidence among stakeholders.
DAOs are nothing like regular organizations. They work on a unique paradigm that may sound a bit far-fetched, but many DAOs currently operating and are producing money.
As with any business kind, you’ll first have to develop a mission statement. This is likely the most essential step in the process since this is where you’ll decide how the DAO will be administered and what its aims are. It’s almost like a business plan you’d see in more typical corporate companies. This is the perfect moment to be as transparent as possible.
Building a DAO’s community may be the hardest stage in the process. You must first determine whether your DAO will be huge or small, public or private. Your first-step mission statement ought to include some wording on this matter.
Using the methods we discussed for locating interested parties, you can then keep in touch with them via various means to carry out DAO-related tasks such as casting votes and discussing proposed reforms. The use of encrypted messaging apps like Discord and Telegram is an excellent approach to keeping your DAO’s operations secure. An excellent way to interact with others is through online forums. By limiting who may join your Discord server, for instance, you can keep prying eyes from learning about the inner workings of your DAO, which is especially useful if your organization requires a certain level of membership to participate.
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The treasury of the DAO is the primary factor that contributes to the value of the organization. Because of this component of the DAO, the community is able to put its capital to use in furthering its objective. It is essential to set the foundation for the treasury of the organization by devoting sufficient time and effort to this endeavor.
Members of DAOs will need to chime in on conversations and ideas that can affect the DAO’s growth. Changes and actions will need to be voted on in order for the organization to continue forward. Let’s take a closer look at how these groups are controlled.
The right to make decisions and exercise membership privileges in a DAO is represented by the distribution of ownership among the members of the DAO. NFTs and fungible tokens are two methods of transferring ownership (ERC-20 token). Some decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) use nonfungible tokens (NFTs) for governance, while others prefer ERC-20 tokens. Depending on the specifics of your DAO, you may experience both benefits and drawbacks.
In the dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape of decentralized finance, investing in the top 7 DAO crypto projects can be a strategic move for investors seeking to capitalize on the potential of DAOs in 2023. These projects have demonstrated strong qualities that position them as leaders in the world of decentralized governance, community participation, and value creation. From the pioneering MakerDAO and its stablecoin innovation to the decentralized lending prowess of Compound and Aave, each project offers unique value propositions and has established themselves as pillars of the DeFi ecosystem. Uniswap, Synthetix, Yearn.finance, and the promising addition of RoboFi represent cutting-edge solutions in decentralized trading, synthetic assets, yield optimization, and AI-driven trading algorithms, respectively. Investing in these top DAO crypto projects aligns with the principles of transparency, decentralization, and community engagement, all crucial factors for the success and longevity of DAOs.
However, as with any investment, it is important for investors to conduct thorough research, assess their risk tolerance, and stay informed about market dynamics and project updates. While the crypto market can be highly volatile and subject to risks, investing in these top DAO crypto projects can provide exposure to innovative technologies, groundbreaking financial models, and the potential for substantial returns. By diversifying their portfolios and considering the qualities and potentials of these DAO projects, investors can position themselves to benefit from the growth and maturation of the decentralized finance industry in 2023 and beyond.
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Roadrunner Transportation Systems Director Purchases $25,200 in Stock (RRTS)
Roadrunner Transportation Systems (NASDAQ:RRTS) Director John G. Kennedy III purchased 1,000 shares of the company’s stock on the open market in a transaction that occurred on Friday, August 15th. The shares were purchased at an average cost of $25.20 per share, with a total value of $25,200.00. Following the completion of the transaction, the director now directly owns 8,096 shares of the company’s stock, valued at approximately $204,019. The purchase was disclosed in a legal filing with the SEC, which is available at this link.
Shares of Roadrunner Transportation Systems (NASDAQ:RRTS) traded down 0.97% on Wednesday, hitting $25.61. 27,558 shares of the company’s stock traded hands. Roadrunner Transportation Systems has a 1-year low of $21.17 and a 1-year high of $29.82. The stock has a 50-day moving average of $26.64 and a 200-day moving average of $25.57. The company has a market cap of $971.0 million and a P/E ratio of 20.35.
Roadrunner Transportation Systems (NASDAQ:RRTS) last announced its earnings results on Wednesday, July 30th. The company reported $0.38 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, missing the consensus estimate of $0.40 by $0.02. The company had revenue of $460.20 million for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $439.71 million. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $0.38 earnings per share. The company’s revenue for the quarter was up 38.7% on a year-over-year basis. On average, analysts predict that Roadrunner Transportation Systems will post $1.41 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
A number of research firms have recently commented on RRTS. Analysts at Deutsche Bank cut their price target on shares of Roadrunner Transportation Systems from $32.00 to $31.00 in a research note on Thursday, July 31st. They now have a “buy” rating on the stock. Separately, analysts at Stifel Nicolaus downgraded shares of Roadrunner Transportation Systems from a “buy” rating to a “hold” rating in a research note on Thursday, July 31st. Finally, analysts at Raymond James upgraded shares of Roadrunner Transportation Systems from a “market perform” rating to an “outperform” rating in a research note on Wednesday, July 30th. They now have a $31.00 price target on the stock.
Roadrunner Transportation Systems, Inc (NASDAQ:RRTS) is a transportation and logistics service provider offering a full suite of solutions, including customized and expedited less-than-truckload, truckload and logistics, transportation management solutions, intermodal solutions (transporting a shipment by more than one mode, primarily via rail and truck), and domestic and international air.
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August 25, 2016 at 9:56 am #796823xileffilexParticipant
When I read these words
” In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, there was intense media focus on the events of that day for many, many weeks, but never any mention of those who survived with life-altering injuries. There had to be a number of people who lost limbs that day, or lost their sight or hearing, but we never heard a word about any of them.”
I had forgotten that a few “survivors” with “injuries” were paraded before the media. But very few.
From the book Compensation for Losses from the 9/11 Attacks By Lloyd S. Dixon, Rachel Kaganoff Stern
we read on p. 30 that 215 civilians were “seriously injured” in the attacks.
And on p.134 that 14 per cent of the “dead and seriously injured” were emergency workers. Almost universally, the dead and “seriously injured” are never separated.
The quoted 250 injured on p. 25 may include alleged emergency services “injuries”.
And the injured total continues to rise
September 9 2015
Once again, deaths and injuries are lumped together
First responders at the site of the decimated World Trade Center towers in New York City — more than 5,300 in all — represent the bulk of the approved claims and payments to date.
The total dollar value of the claims now tops $1.44 billion, an increase from $493.8 million in September 2014, the data show.
So, in one year, the claim has jumped from 0.5 billion USD to 1.5 USD!
So who was injured? Well, 7 years later, this article was published
Lauren Manning, 47; Elaine Duch, 56; Harry Waiser, 57
Lauren and Greg Manning in 2002.
Video [January 2014] – http://insider.foxnews.com/2014/01/15/911-survivor-calls-military-court-not-release-rest-ksm-manifesto
Lauren on “The mastermind of 9/11, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed”.
Who else? Manu Dhingra
A good laugh all round by the look of things.
roker Manu Dhingra is visited in the burn unit of New York Weill Cornell Medical Center by his coworkers who escaped from their 83rd floor office at 1 World Trade Center when a hijacked terrorist plane hit the building. Dhingra’s face, both arms, his stomach and back are so badly burned that doctors must excise his dead, charred skin in painful operations to keep him alive.
Any other named “injured”? Not many. There’s a small UK interest story here
Water gushed down the stairs where they walked, the eerie silence broken only by the sounds of coughing and sobbing. The woman in front was bleeding heavily from her arm and Janice [Brooks] realised blood was seeping in between her toes as she trod in her footsteps.
She was finding it difficult not to panic but a colleague of hers – Bob Mahon – calmed her down. He eventually carried the injured woman on his back from the 12th floor to the ground floor plaza.
‘It’s terrorism, Janice,’ Bob replied. It was 9.39am.
But not as we know it, Jim….and who was the “injured woman”? No reunion for Bob?
18 April 2015 ·
I recently received a request to share a daughters story of her Father… His Name is Lieutenant Robert Mahon of Engine Company 225 of the FDNY..He is suffering from Stage 4 Renal Cancer and also had to have a kidney removed all due to 9/11 …..This AMERICAN HERO sacrificed himself and rushed towards OUR, ( YOUR), Twin Towers without regard for himself…He did Rescue and Recovery on the pile and the surrounding areas.. He is still with us , but if you can take a moment to realize this, as only one persons dedication to his call of duty, I believe it puts a little more perspective as to the Greatness of all OUR 9/11 HEROES…God Bless Lt.Robert Mahon off Engine 225 FDNY, And also his family..Prayers and thoughts help a bit but remembering sacrifices help UNITE us.. NYPD/FDNY NEVER FORGETS OUR SICK OR FALLEN….
Sincerely Bobby Bell NYPD Detective (Ret) and fellow 1st Responder..
Still no mention of the woman’s name.
PS the subject was broached in October 2002 on this forum
A now dead FEMA link quoted there listed 5124 “injured” on 9/11.
A recent photo article on injured
May 10, 2016,
Rudder wears a prosthetic on her left leg, which was amputated below the knee after a cement block fell on her during the September 11, 2001 attacks. Rudder was being promoted to Lance Corporal in front of the Pentagon when American Airline Flight 77 crashed into the building. She was part of the rescue operation immediately pulling survivors and non-survivors from the building.
Finally, another military story
[Jeennifer] Raineri, a nurse at Parkland Medical Center in Derry, called a fellow nurse, Lori Silva, 49, of Londonderry, and the two started planning a trip to New York to help out.
The women focused on treating rescue personnel for injuries such as eye abrasions and lacerations, but they had some trouble along the way.
No mention of any civilian wounded.
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Campbell & CO Investment Adviser LLC raised its stake in shares of Ennis, Inc. (NYSE:EBF) by 15.4% in the 3rd quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The fund owned 21,312 shares of the industrial products company’s stock after purchasing an additional 2,844 shares during the quarter. Campbell & CO Investment Adviser LLC owned 0.08% of Ennis worth $372,000 as of its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
A number of other institutional investors also recently made changes to their positions in EBF. Advisor Group Holdings Inc. bought a new stake in Ennis during the first quarter worth about $46,000. Bank of Montreal Can lifted its position in Ennis by 73.7% in the 2nd quarter. Bank of Montreal Can now owns 4,947 shares of the industrial products company’s stock worth $81,000 after buying an additional 2,099 shares during the last quarter. US Bancorp DE lifted its position in Ennis by 46.2% in the 1st quarter. US Bancorp DE now owns 6,841 shares of the industrial products company’s stock worth $128,000 after buying an additional 2,162 shares during the last quarter. Citigroup Inc. boosted its stake in Ennis by 42.3% in the first quarter. Citigroup Inc. now owns 7,460 shares of the industrial products company’s stock worth $140,000 after buying an additional 2,218 shares in the last quarter. Finally, Denali Advisors LLC grew its position in Ennis by 68.1% during the second quarter. Denali Advisors LLC now owns 12,100 shares of the industrial products company’s stock valued at $219,000 after acquiring an additional 4,900 shares during the last quarter. Institutional investors and hedge funds own 83.85% of the company’s stock.
Shares of EBF opened at $16.83 on Friday. Ennis, Inc. has a fifty-two week low of $13.98 and a fifty-two week high of $22.21. The firm has a market cap of $439.16 million, a price-to-earnings ratio of 14.63 and a beta of 0.52. The firm has a 50 day moving average price of $17.71 and a 200-day moving average price of $17.60.
The business also recently announced a quarterly dividend, which will be paid on Friday, November 6th. Stockholders of record on Friday, October 9th will be paid a $0.225 dividend. This represents a $0.90 dividend on an annualized basis and a dividend yield of 5.35%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Thursday, October 8th.
In related news, Director Barbara T. Clemens purchased 1,600 shares of Ennis stock in a transaction that occurred on Tuesday, July 21st. The shares were acquired at an average cost of $16.82 per share, for a total transaction of $26,912.00. Following the transaction, the director now directly owns 7,969 shares in the company, valued at $134,038.58. The transaction was disclosed in a document filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which can be accessed through the SEC website. Corporate insiders own 3.10% of the company’s stock.
Ennis, Inc designs, manufactures, and sells business forms and other business products in the United States. The company offers snap sets, continuous forms, laser cut sheets, tags, labels, envelopes, integrated products, jumbo rolls, and pressure sensitive products under the Ennis, Royal Business Forms, Block Graphics, Specialized Printed Forms, 360 Custom Labels, ColorWorx, Enfusion, Uncompromised Check Solutions, VersaSeal, Ad Concepts, FormSource Limited, Star Award Ribbon Company, Witt Printing, B&D Litho, Genforms, PrintGraphics, Calibrated Forms, PrintXcel, Printegra, Curtis Business Forms, Falcon Business Forms, Forms Manufacturers, Mutual Graphics, TRI-C Business Forms, Major Business Systems, Independent Printing, Hoosier Data Forms, and Hayes Graphics brand names.
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ESCONDIDO, Calif. -- A robot may be the answer to avoiding another meningitis outbreak.
Since the outbreak at a New England pharmacy compound, medical officials across the country have been trying to find ways to avoid being affected by a future mishap.
Cedric Terrell, Director of Pharmaceuticals at the recently opened Palomar Medical Center in Escondido, explained how they are testing their newest piece of equipment called the RIVA robot.
“It weighs out the products, it does its own infra-red testing,” said Terrell.
The RIVA robot uses a mechanical arm to mix and produce medications, without human contact, thus dramatically reducing the risk of contamination.
“When you look at hospitals today and their pharmaceutical budgets, about 4 to 6 percent of that is invested in outsourcing or buying from another vendor,” said Terrell.
Most hospitals and medical centers depend on vendors and compounds for certain medication supplies.
Medical officials say a million dollar piece of equipment like the RIVA robot could help them produce their own.
“With the robot we slowly cease from depending on these sources and we avoid risks,” said Terrell.
Since August, the RIVA robot has produced nearly a quarter of injectable medication nurses and doctors will use on patients at PMC.
Terrell said the goal is to one day be fully self-sufficient.
“Investing in technology makes that possible,” said Terrell.
Officials at Palomar say they are only one of two hospitals with this type of equipment in San Diego County and one of only a handful in the country.


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1. Replace Your Standard Bathtub With A Shower-Bathtub Combo
Small bathroom remodel ideas don’t have to be complicated in order to be successful–often, the simplest solutions are the most effective. Replacing your standard bathtub with a shower-bathtub combo is a great way to get the best of both worlds in a small space and make your tiny bathroom more functional.
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Small bathroom remodeling can sometimes feel like an uphill battle in terms of maximizing the limited space available. Fortunately, there are a number of solutions to help utilize what you already have and make modest adjustments that will make a noticeable difference.
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Small bathrooms can be a challenge to remodel because you must incorporate lots of functions in a small space. But it is possible to make them into more efficient, attractive spaces with a few key design ideas. Installing corner shelves for extra toiletry storage is one simple solution that can add much-needed organization and visual appeal.
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Small bathroom remodeling can be an intimidating task, as space is often limited, and creating a feeling of openness and space inside the room is a challenge. However, a great renovation idea to try is recessed lighting–it minimizes shadows and heightens visibility within the small area, which in turn gives the illusion of expanded space.
Recessed lights fit snugly into a variety of surfaces, such as ceilings, walls, and floors. Installing recessed lighting will brighten up the small bathroom without encroaching on valuable floor space or adding bulk that would further clutter the area. Besides giving your space an even distribution of light, recessed lighting also gives your bathroom a more modern look.
8. Add A Decorative Wallpaper
Homeowners who desire a more unique and upscale look in their small bathrooms should consider adding decorative wallpaper. Wallpaper offers endless design options with thousands of patterns and colors in a variety of scales, from subtle textures to bold graphic designs. It adds personality to a small bathroom and can provide the perfect distraction in a limited space.
While wallpaper sounds like it wouldn’t work in a humid environment, there are special wallpapers specifically designed for bathrooms. And best of all, this is one remodeling project that crafty DIYers with limited time or funds can take on themselves—making it ideal for anyone looking for a simple yet effective small bathroom remodel idea.
9. Use Portable Storage Elements
One of the main problems with small bathrooms is a lack of storage. Unfortunately, a fixed bathroom vanity or medicine cabinets can often exacerbate the feeling of a small room. That’s why using portable storage elements might just be the perfect solution. Portable storage solutions come in a variety of colors and materials, so you’re sure to find something that fits your home’s theme.
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Converting your bathroom to a wet room can provide the perfect combination of style and function, transforming any small space into an eye-catching haven tailored to fit your tastes and lifestyle. Unlike traditional bathrooms with built-in walls between the shower niche and sink, converting to a wet room provides a unified experience that offers more convenience and eliminates the need for bulky fixtures like shower doors. With this handy renovation idea, you can turn even the tiniest bathrooms into luxurious spa-like spaces.
This can be a great small bathroom remodel idea because it eliminates the need for additional room-dividing fixtures and allows you to make use of otherwise wasted space. As an added bonus, wet rooms make it incredibly easy to clean and maintain the whole room. Just scrub down the walls and floor tile! So if you’re looking for small bathroom remodeling ideas with a big impact, consider converting your bathroom into a wet room.
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The son of a hero doctor who died after testing positive for Covid-19, says his 'protective equipment was taken away from his ward'.
Michael Tun made the accusation to bosses at the Royal Berkshire Hospital, where his father Peter, 62, was an Associate Specialist in neurorehabilitation.
Dr Tun died on Monday, April 13, after spending time in intensive care at the hospital.
Michael said he hoped to save more NHS staff by revealing what happened.
In a series of tweets on Thursday, April 16, he wrote:
"My dad Dr Peter Tun died from COVID19 because of the lack of PPE.
"My hope in writing this is that it will save more doctors and nurses lives and avoid pain for their families.
"My dad would have wanted to speak up if he thought it would save lives.
"The day he found out there was a positive for COVID19 in his ward, dad told me that he had earlier complained to a manager bc [because] they took PPE away from his ward to take somewhere else.
"He was told that if there was a case, they would bring it back. He replied it would be TOO LATE.
"The last he told me, there were four more positive patients with no symptoms. Two weeks later, my dad passed away and I couldn’t do anything."
In another tweet, he urged hospital bosses to "do everything" to protect staff.
"He was scared and still went in to help strangers completely knowing the risk"
He said: "Please do everything to protect the doctors and nurses.
"They go in scared and for their families.
"They did not get into the profession to die a hero in battle.
"This is why he was a superhero to us.
"He was scared and still went in to help strangers completely knowing the risk."
Mr Tun also revealed his father was afraid of spreading the killer virus around his family, and said his mother was also in hospital awaiting test results.
He said: "He was afraid he would give this to my mum and now she is in hospital also waiting for her test results.
"The thought that if only he had a proper protective mask, he might still have been able to enjoy his hard earned retirement after a lifetime of service just kills me.
"I hope this won’t cause distress or take attention away from the need to help people but we need to also protect the people trying to protect us."
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A Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust spokeswoman said: “Everyone in the Trust has been deeply saddened by the death of Dr Peter Tun.
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