Internationally known, New York City based virtual teams expert and author of ‘A Manager’s Guide to Virtual Teams,’ Yael Zofi, recently traveled to Israel to investigate the business climate and see how virtual teams were being run in the Middle East. When asked her about her impressions and experience, she discovered that the cross-cultural adventure and working as a virtual team member had its challenges.
Q1. Interviewer: “What kind of changes have you noticed in Israel since you were last there?”
Yael Zofi (YZ): “It was quite obvious to me, from the moment I landed and ensconced myself and family members in a rented apartment outside of Tel Aviv, that Israel has accomplished a lot that was visible to any traveler, and also within the overall global business environment. A nation coming into existence in 1948, sitting in a desert, obviously has transformed itself into a country with a huge worldwide presence having modern cities alongside farmland. There is much gentrification in the cities themselves and the suburbs.
Oftentimes, while traveling up and down the country, I felt I was back in the States. Seeing similar buildings, cities and suburbs and crowded centers of population with contemporary malls and glass structures reminded me of modern urban metropolitan locations around the world. Even the neighborhood around the farm I grew up on is almost unrecognizable.
Israel now is seen as a center of technology and innovation. I was reminded of that every day when I was driving the roads using the Israeli developed Smartphone app – ‘Waze’. Now Waze is used around the globe helping drivers navigate around traffic problems, road hazards and even the police – thankfully.
For such a young country they have made so many advancements, despite their challenges.
There used to be a water shortage, but they have created a conversion system. There is a special way to water the plants- now used all over the world, long tubes with holes, a slow watering mechanism. As a child, I remember we weren’t allowed to water plants in the summer. And now they’ve figured out how to change salt water into sweet water.
If there’s a problem, they create a solution. That’s what’s kind of cool about the country often called ‘The Startup Nation’. A small nation surrounded by enemies, Israel has learned how to survive and thrive despite their challenges.
It’s very energizing to see such a mindset of innovation in such a concentrated space. Israel doesn’t get the credit it deserves – how advanced, how loving, positive and inviting, what curious learners they are, how much they like to travel, innovative. A democratic country in the Middle East – an amazing phenomenon…”
Q2. Interviewer: “What are some uniquely Israeli ways of doing business that you feel all cultures could benefit from and why? And how would you compare it to the way business is conducted in the USA?”
YZ: “I think, what I really like about Israeli business culture is its directness in conversation. It’s typical to ask personal questions, about upbringing, about where you went in the military, where your family is from, etc. Just about everyone I met- we shared something personal. There was a real cross-cultural connection at the relationship level. Interestingly, as someone who lived there until I was 10 years old, I found that the Israeli’s business English terms are similar, so I found it easy to converse in Hebrew. I think the unique thing was the way that one would say something and another would jump in – we often jumped into one another’s sentences.
In the US we seem to be more “polite” and “reserved” when conversing about potential business deals. Israelis are more open and direct – even at times coming across “brusk”. For example, In Israel, people are not afraid to ask how much it costs, how much you charge. These are not conversations you have in the US. In my experience, Professional Services Fees are always a difficult conversation to have with any US client. It’s sort of a guessing game. But in Israel, those conversations were easier, and even expected.
Overall I found that these types of sensitive topics are considered normal and straight to the point in Israel. I think it creates a kind of ‘Instant Trust’ that it is quite refreshing.”
Q3. Interviewer: “How was your experience of being a virtual team member for an extended amount of time?”
YZ: “Technology did indeed provide some communications challenges. When I was remote, especially when my phone died four times, I had only intermittent connection with my home based team. I was often unable to make a phone call back to the States. I was therefore not able to check on most things being done directly.
I had to count on my virtual team members and their email communications in order to follow up by seeing their beginning and end of day reports. I also struggled a lot with the time zones. It was difficult to have a double schedule – where I had daytime meetings, and then at 9 pm and even 11pm I had to participate on conference calls back in the States, which was 7 hours earlier.
As a virtual team member I didn’t want to be on a call at 11 pm every night, so that was frustrating. I can relate – you are the furthest one away. At one point I had a virtual coaching call lasting a few hours, I was extremely tired, maybe still jet lagged. So, what I did in order to stay alert and not sound sleepy, was to make sure I sat upright, so my voice would sound more awake and confident.”


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We flew into Montego Bay directly from Dallas and from there took the two hour transporation van to our weekend destination of Negril. We spent Friday night at the villas hanging out in the hot tub and then went across the street to dinner on the cliffs. Vicki and a couple other girls she knows from the Embassy ran the half marathon the next day at 5 a.m. so we took it pretty easy that first evening. We were pretty tired though after a long day of traveling.
Saturday morning we enjoyed the pool at the villas in the morning and hit up a restaurant on the beach and hung out on the beach. It was so nice there! That evening we went to dinner and then to a reggae concert.
Sunday involved more pool time in the morning and then the 5 hour drive back to Kingston where our friends live. Their condo is amazing and we were really lucky to have such a nice place to stay there!
Arriving at the condo:
Monday we took a day trip to Ocho Rios and climbed the Dunn Waterfalls and spent some time at Margaritaville and the beach. That nice we all fixed dinner at the condo and hung out with some other friends of theirs and made Christmas cookies.
Meg in front of the waterfalls....Tuesday we took another day trip to a place called Frenchman's Cove in Port Antonio. Such a relaxing day....lots of sun and relaxation to finish up the trip. Our jerk chicken lunch served on the beach. Mmm!!
Wednesday we toured the Embassy with Vicki which was really cool and then headed to the airport. We had a great time and it was great spend time with my sis and our friends. Hopefully more trips like this in the future!


By Hannah Steinkopf-Frank
This summer, University of Miami sophomore David Grossman and University of Illinois graduate Catherine Kemp decided to spend their summer breaks bicycling across the United States. The two had different reasons for taking the journey, but both saw it as a form of personal growth and as a way to gain life experience.
This journey has been a dream of Grossman’s since high school. Growing up in the Northeast, he wanted a chance to gain new perspectives and explore other parts of the country. His goal was to meet locals and other travelers throughout the trip while biking with two close friends.
“It’s a fantastic way to read, think, and explore part of this vast and diverse continent,” said Grossman.
He said that biking allows him to experience the country more slowly. The trip was also a time for him to think, read, and learn outside of school. To prepare, he cycled 300 miles. He followed the Northern Tier bicycle route. He also took detours to visit other places including Chicago and Mount Rainier in Washington state. He mostly stayed in state and national parks, but also appreciated the many people who allowed him to pitch his tent on their lawns.
“It never fails to amaze me how welcoming and gracious others can be once you take the initiative and begin the conversation,” he said. “The hospitality of strangers throughout the country can easily restore one’s faith in humanity.”
He started in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and traveled mostly through the northern part of the country. One of the highlights of the trip for Grossman was traveling through Glacier National Park where he hiked, swam in waterfalls, and enjoyed the view. “Glacier is surprisingly diverse and beautiful no matter where you go in the park,” he said.
He ended in Olympic National Park along the Washington coast on August 8. “I enjoyed the physical challenge and appreciated having the time to discuss big ideas with friends,” he said. “I also learned some of my limits and my values. For example, I realized that I can live happily with close to nothing but a tent and a stove. If I decide to risk it all, I know that I will always be able to support myself.”
At the University of Miami, Grossman studies physics and is interested in exploring big ideas that have power across disciplines. He worked on the rocket for the Hybrid Motor Rocket competition and was on the leadership team. He also plays on the ultimate frisbee team. He could see himself working as an entrepreneur, at a startup, or in a position that searches for novel solutions to world problems.
Reflecting on the experience, Grossman said that the trip “has strengthened my ‘can do’ attitude and amplified my perspective of the circumstances facing people outside of bigger coastal cities. It has also inspired me to work at Google and improve their bicycling edition of Google Maps.”
Read David’s personal blog about his experience here.
Catherine Kemp biked across the country for the second time. During her time at the University of Illinois, she was involved with Illini 4000, a student-run nonprofit that raises money for cancer research and patient support services. She lost her grandfather, a close friend, a high school teacher, and other loved ones to cancer, which encouraged her to become involved with Illini 4000. She saw the organization as a way to make a difference in the fight against cancer and said it taught her how to better support people with cancer. She served on the organization’s Board of Directors.
The Illini 4000 does a yearly bike ride across the country from New York to San Francisco to raise money and awareness about cancer. Kemp participated in the first ride after her freshman year and now has done it for the second time as a ride leader. During the trip, riders participated in what they call the Portraits Project, for which they took photos and interviewed cancer survivors and caregivers about their experiences. In addition to giving these people a space to talk about their experiences, the stories are shared on a website that is meant to serve as a resource and foster a community for others affected by cancer.
As a ride leader of the 17 person team, she said she saw other riders becoming more comfortable talking to new people about the trip and their personal experiences with cancer. She said it was incredible to see how much stronger, both physically and mentally, her team became.
“It’s really cool to know when our riders are pedaling up that mountain and struggling, that they think of that other person with cancer and think, ‘What they’re going through is so much worse than anything I have to go through right now,’” she said.
Growing up visiting national parks, she decided to study natural resources and environmental science in college because she was interested in addressing the human side of environmental issues and enacting positive social change through policy. She was also interested in the opportunity to do undergraduate research. She minored in Spanish and studied abroad in Granada, Spain during her junior year. She was the editor in chief of the Green Observer, an environmental magazine at the University of Illinois. She also interned at the Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment at the University and worked to start a bike share program there as well.
Through Americorps, she now wants to work for an environmental nonprofit focused in outreach. She is interested in possibly using her Spanish skills to do conservation work in Latin America. In addition, she is exploring urban planning and could see herself working for a policy group advocating for environmental protection.
“The Illini 4000 has definitely been one of the most formative experiences of my college career,” she said. “During the ride, I reached my physical and mental limits, and then pushed right past them. Serving on the Board of Directors and as the ride leader gave me invaluable leadership experience. I was very fortunate to connect with and learn from so many great people through this ride—my remarkable, compassionate teammates and the incredibly strong people we met during our journey.”


Back in October of 2014, my younger sisters and our uncle took a week long trip to Washington D.C. to visit all the war memorials. Since my uncle has a heart condition, we decided to rent an SUV and drive to Washington D.C. from Madison, Wisconsin instead of flying. Even though I did a lot of research beforehand and planned out as much as I could, there were a few hiccups during our trip that could have been avoided if I knew a few extra things.
As such, I’m here today on my WordPress blog to share with you the top 10 things you need to know before you visit Washington D.C. so that you can avoid unnecessary headaches during your trip.
1. Washington D.C. residents are rude.
At first, I really thought that I had a negative attitude towards D.C. but after discovering that Travel + Leisure rated Washington D.C. as the third rudest city in America, I know it isn’t just me. Washington D.C. drivers drive like there are no pedestrians and pedestrians walk around like there are no such things as moving vehicles. Make sure you’ve got enough car rental insurance and that you’ve paid last month’s medical insurance bill because residents of Washington D.C. could give two licks if you’re trying to walk across the street (even when you’ve got the walk signal) or attempting to merge into a lane (with your signal on) because D.C. residents need to get where they’re going NOW.
2. Your cell phone carrier will make or break your trip.
If you’re with a cell phone company that has slow 4G LTE coverage (Sprint, I’m looking at you), you’re going to find your Google Maps losing signal on one of the busiest highways … in the middle of rush hour. Also, you’re not going to be able to pull up TripAdvisor as quickly or as often you would like because the slow cellular data you’re using is also draining your battery (which is going to limit how many photos or videos you can take). Word to the wise, figure out what your data coverage is going to be like while you’re in D.C. so you can route your trips or plan attraction visits ahead of time because of your craptacular data coverage.
3. Stay outside of Washington D.C.
Hotels in Washington D.C. are ridiculously expensive for the average tourist. Who wants to spend upwards of $150 a night on a room that you’re barely going to be in? To avoid paying for parking and other amenities you might otherwise expect to be free, stay in a hotel outside of Washington D.C. Many hotels in surrounding cities offer shuttles to Washington D.C. and are even located near public transportation that can take you to Washington D.C. quickly.
We stayed in a hotel in Alexandria, Virginia for a 4 days and spent less than $800 on a 2 bed suite (with free breakfast and parking). We decided to stay in Arlington because it’s only a 15 minute car ride from the hotel to the heart of most of the tourist attractions. Also, I liked the fact that we could escape the chaos that is D.C. at the end of the day. Trust me, after a day of shuffling around other tourist and traffic, you’re going to want to get away from it all.
4. Most tourist attractions are cluttered together
I found TripAdvisor to be especially helpful because the site/app offered real time member reviews. I was able to narrow down attractions we wanted to visit and plan our days around those sites. If you’ve got a few days, devote one day to the White House, war memorials, Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln Memorial Pool and Washington Monument because they’re all within a five minute walk of each other. Then spend the day at the Arlington Cemetery and visit the Marine Corps War Memorial at the end of the day. Plan on devoting another day to the Smithsonian Museums because they’re amazing (and free to visit). If you can, avoid major tourist attractions during peak hours.
5. Avoid Chinatown like a plaque
Avoid Chinatown because it’s nothing more than a arch way and a block or so of mediocre Chinese restaurants mixed with western stores like Walgreen’s. Trust me, it’s not worth the effort it takes to get there.
Thinking maybe the Chinese restaurants were hidden gems, my family and I took a chance and dined at New Big Wong Chinese Restaurant. Big mistake, we couldn’t finish our meal because the dishes were saturated in heavy, bland sauces. My garlic eggplant dish had more sauce than it did eggplant.
On our way out, a group of Asian business professionals stopped us and asked us how the food was. I did the so-so gesture and that was apparently enough for them to turn around and leave. I heard one of the women in the group saying something along the lines of “so-so is not good enough.”
6. Be prepared to spend top dollar on parking if you don’t want to take public transit.
If you’re like me and decided to rent a vehicle to get you to Washington D.C., be prepared to pay top dollar for parking on the streets and in parking ramps. If you want to avoid paying these fees, read up on Washington D.C.’s public transportation. According to many other travel blogs and friends who live in D.C., public transportation is the way to go.
If you have to drive, there is free parking on streets by the war memorials but you’re only allowed to park for 3 hours at a time and have to remove your vehicle by 4 PM to make room for rush hour.
- $23 for 2 hours of parking in a parking ramp near Chinatown.
- $25 for an afternoon’s worth of parking in a parking ramp near the Smithsonian Museums.
- $5.25 for an afternoon’s worth of parking at Arlington Cemetery.
- $2.50 for 2 hours worth of parking in a parking ramp in Arlington, VA.
- $7 for a mile and a half ride taxi ride.
7. If you don’t have time to see all the major tourist sites in D.C., buy a ticket up to the top of the Washington Monument.
For $1.50, you can easily view all the major tourist attractions in the heart of D.C. from the top of the Washington Monument in minutes instead of hours. The National Park Service offers daily tours, from 9 AM to 5 PM. If you know you’re going to be in D.C. for sure on a certain day and time, you can buy your tickets way in advance.
8. Don’t waste your time and money on bus tours.
One thing I observed while walking around Washington D.C. is that buses get stuck in traffic just like everyone else. There is no special lane for tour buses. Now, if you’re really lazy and want someone to plan your day for you, go ahead and sign up for bus tours but if you’re like me and want more control of where you go and when you go, save yourself some money and just go on self-guided tours.
9. Traffic stops when President Obama leaves the White House.
Yep, it’s true. When President Obama leaves the White House, traffic is stopped and blocked until President Obama (and his motorcade of secret service) pass by. Did you know President Obama has his own ambulance follow him around?!?
On our second day in the city, just as we were walking away from our visit to the White House and towards Constitutional Avenue, we noticed that traffic had been cleared and there was security everywhere. Curious (and because security wouldn’t allow anyone to even cross the street), we watched a limousine with the Presidential Seal on it depart from the White House security gate. Of course we just stood there in awe and snapped pictures along with every other tourist.
10. Last minute souvenir gifts of t-shirts are easy and cheap to come by.
If you’re like my younger sister who waited until the last day to get souvenir gifts for people, you’ll be incredibly grateful for the street vendors parked along and near Constitutional Boulevard who sell t-shirts for dirt cheap up until 6 PM or so. The street vendor we stopped at (right by the White House) sold his t-shirts for $5-$10 each.
If you’re looking for more personal and elegant gifts, I suggest you visit the Smithsonian Museum gift shops. If you’re looking for a gift for a war veteran, I highly recommend the small gift and coffee shop located along Constitutional Blvd, near the Vietnam War Memorial.
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Let me tell you about the place where I live. I will not reveal its name for now. Hopefully the scenes described and the bits of advice offered to those of you who will find yourselves here, will paint you a nice picture of it.
I live in a medium-sized village in the hilly part of the County of Međimurje which is the northernmost county of Croatia. It may sound silly but the thing I like most about my village is the clean air.


Whether you’re looking for something quiet or you’re looking for easy access to Sydney’s key attractions, our list of the 10 best family friendly suburbs in Sydney has something for everyone.
Our team scours the north, east, south, and west of Sydney each week which means that we have a bit of local knowledge when it comes to the best places for families to live in Sydney. As such, our team put our heads together to vote on the best places in Sydney to raise a family with factors like accessibility, facilities, schools, and community all in mind.
Glebe is an inner-city suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Glebe is located 3 kilometres south-west of the Sydney central business district and is part of the local government area of the City of Sydney. Glebe has a population of approximately 9,000 people. The median house price in Glebe is $1,837,500.
The name Glebe derives from the fact that the land was originally owned by the Church of England and was used to support clergy. Glebe was one of the first suburbs to be developed in Sydney and was home to some of the colony’s wealthiest citizens. Today, Glebe is a vibrant and multicultural suburb with a strong community spirit.
Glebe is well-known for its eclectic mix of shops and cafes, as well as its beautiful Victorian architecture. The Glebe Markets are a popular destination for locals and visitors alike and offer a range of goods from fresh produce to handmade arts and crafts.
Glebe is also home to a number of parks and open spaces, including Blackwattle Bay Park, Bicentennial Park, and Jubilee Park. Glebe Point Road is a popular spot for nightlife, with a number of bars and restaurants to choose from.
If you’re looking for a suburb with character and charm, Glebe is the perfect place to call home.
Randwick is a great suburb for families, as it offers plenty of green space and parks, plus a variety of shops and restaurants. Additionally, Randwick is home to several schools and childcare facilities, and Centennial Parklands on your doorstep, the suburb is an ideal place to raise children.
Randwick also has good public transport links, which makes getting around Sydney easy. Plus, with its proximity to the beach, Randwick is a great place to enjoy all that Sydney has to offer.
Balmain is a vibrant, family-friendly suburb located just minutes from the Sydney CBD. With a wide range of amenities and activities on offer, it’s no wonder Balmain is one of the most popular suburbs for families in Sydney.
Some of the many reasons why families love living in Balmain include:
- The suburb has a great community feel, with plenty of parks and playgrounds for the kids to enjoy.
- There are excellent schools in the area, including some of Sydney’s top private schools.
- The suburb is well connected, with regular ferry and bus services making it easy to get around.
- There are plenty of shops, cafes, and restaurants to explore in Balmain.
- Some of Sydney’s best beaches are just a short ferry ride away.
If you’re looking for a suburb that, has it all, Balmain is the perfect choice for your family. Head down to Sydney’s oldest peninsula and see why this vibrant community is one of the most popular places to live in Sydney.
Situated on the Upper North Shore of Sydney, Lindfield is a beautiful leafy suburb that is perfect for families. There are plenty of nearby parks and playgrounds, as well as excellent schools, making it a great place to raise kids.
Lindfield is well connected to the rest of Sydney by road and rail. The Pacific Highway provides direct access to the city centre, while the North Shore railway line offers regular train services to central Sydney.
Despite its proximity to the city, Lindfield retains a relaxed and leafy character. It is a popular place to live for families and professionals who appreciate its quiet surrounds and strong community spirit.
The suburb is also close to some of Sydney’s best attractions, including Taronga Zoo and Chatswood Chase. Plus, with easy access to public transport, getting around town is a breeze.
With its idyllic location and family-friendly amenities, it’s no wonder Lindfield is such a popular choice for Sydneysiders looking for a place to call home.
Annandale is a great suburb for families to live in as it offers a wide range of amenities and activities that are perfect for all ages. There are plenty of parks and open spaces to explore, as well as a variety of shops and restaurants. Annandale is also home to a number of schools, making it an ideal location for families with children.
Nearby attractions include the nightlife of Newtown, the restaurants of Enmore, and local transport links like the light rail and busses. Annandale is also within easy reach of a number of public transport options, making it easy to get around the city.
Overall, Annandale is a wonderful suburb that has something to offer everyone in the family. If you are looking for a safe and friendly place to call home, then Annandale is the perfect suburb for you.
Coogee is a great place for families to live. It is close to many Sydney attractions, has great beaches and parks, and has a strong sense of community.
Coogee is located just 7 kilometres from the Sydney CBD, making it an ideal location for families who want to be close to the city but still have access to all the amenities of a suburban lifestyle – as well as some of the best coastline in Australia. Coogee is home to some of Sydney’s best beaches, including Coogee Beach, Gordons Bay, and Wedding Cake Island. There are also plenty of parks and playgrounds in Coogee, perfect for family days out.
The Coogee community is very friendly and welcoming, and there are always plenty of things going on. There are regular markets, festivals, and community events, and the Coogee Carnival is a much-loved annual event.
If you’re looking for a great place to raise a family in Sydney, Coogee is definitely worth considering. With its beautiful beaches, parks, and friendly community, it has everything you need for a happy and healthy lifestyle.
Parramatta is a great suburb for families to live in Sydney. It is close to many attractions, has good schools and parks, and is a safe and friendly community.
There are many things to do in Parramatta, especially for families with young children. The Parramatta Park is a great place to take a walk or have a picnic, and there are also many playgrounds and sporting facilities nearby. For those who love shopping, the Westfield Parramatta shopping centre is one of the largest in Australia and has something for everyone.
The schools in Parramatta are some of the best in Sydney, so families can be assured their children will receive a good education. There are also many childcare centres and preschools in the suburb, so parents can have peace of mind that their children are being well cared for.
Parramatta is a safe and welcoming community, with low crime rates and plenty of amenities. It is easy to get around the suburb, with good public transport links and plenty of parking. There are also many shops and restaurants, so families can find everything they need close to home.
If you are looking for a great place to live in Sydney, Parramatta should on your list! It is a friendly and welcoming community with plenty to offer families. With its close proximity to many attractions, good schools and safe environment, Parramatta is the perfect place to call home.
Gladesville is a wonderful suburb for families. It is close to many attractions, has great schools, and is safe and affordable.
There are plenty of things to do in Gladesville. The suburb is home to several parks, including Burnie Brae Nature Reserve and Gladesville Recreation Reserve. Easy access to Sydney harbour through Sydney’s excellent ferries means that families can also enjoy the nearby Taronga Zoo and Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Gladesville has a number of excellent schools, making it a great place for families with children. Some of the best schools in the area include Gladesville Public School, Gladesville High School, and St John’s College.
Safety is always a top priority for families, and Gladesville is a very safe place to live. The crime rate in the suburb is very low, and there are plenty of police officers stationed in the area.
Gladesville is an affordable suburb, which is another plus for families. Housing prices are reasonable, and there are many apartments and town homes available for rent or purchase.
All in all, Gladesville is a great place for families to live. It is safe, affordable, and close to many Sydney attractions. If you are looking for a suburb that, has it all, Gladesville is the perfect choice.
Once regarded as a tough and unwelcoming slice of the south-east, Maroubra has come a long way over the last twenty years. Today, Maroubra is safe and privy to one of the best beaches in Australia and a growing community thanks to an influx of cafes, restaurants, and local infrastructure.
Today, Maroubra suburb has a strong community feel and is safe and friendly. There are many schools in the area, making it a great place to raise children. Maroubra is also home to a number of sporting clubs and facilities, making it a great place for active families. There is something for everyone in Maroubra, making it the perfect place to call home.
10. St Peters
St Peters is a small, inner-city suburb located just 4 kilometres south of the Sydney CBD. The suburb is home to a diverse range of people and businesses and has a unique village atmosphere.
The main shopping strip in St Peters is along busy King Street, which is lined with cafes, restaurants, bars, and boutique shops. There is also a weekly farmer’s market held in the suburb.
St Peters is well connected to the rest of Sydney by public transport, with several bus routes running through the area and two train stations – Sydenham and St Peters – located on the Inner West line.
There are a number of parks and open spaces in St Peters, including Sydney Park, Alexandria Park, Steel Park, and Jubilee Park. The suburb also has its own community garden, located on the corner of King and Princes Streets.
If you’re looking for a vibrant and diverse inner-city suburb for your family to call home, then St Peters could be the perfect place for you.
Finding the best family friendly suburbs Sydney has to offer is a tall order. With so many pockets and hidden gems across the north, east, south, and west, choosing the perfect place to settle with your family is fraught with complications. We recommend weighing up your work, home, and favoured weekend destinations in Sydney to find someone that can accommodate all three. Happy home hunting, Sydney!
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With an unusual 75 degree February day in the St. Louis, today was the perfect day to get outside. We traveled about an hour from St. Louis to Vandalia, IL.
Vandalia was the second capital of Illinois. Kaskaskia was the first, and now it's Springfield. It's a quaint place with small town appeal. We stopped at a local park and were treated like locals. It's a fantastic place to visit if you need a break from the city.
|Foyer of Capital Building|
|The Hubs and Ethan looking in a window|
One of the main reasons we chose Vandalia for our roadtrip was the Kaskaskia Dragon.
|Ethan, Bean, Me|
Vandalia is full of historic buildings with a quaint "Main Street" USA feel.
But like most small towns, something's are closed such as the shuttered Liberty.
And on your way out of town, stop by this place. It has all the Stuff.
Happy tails... I mean trails.


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Where have you been young man??
Happy Holidays Mr V
come out come out wherever you are, hairless one
how are you!
We didn't hike to the peck but hiked to Wapama Falls. The hike was a bit disappointing, because it was dry and kind of lifeless. We like it better in the spring because of the beautiful wildflowers, butterflies, small creek crossings, etc. We are definitely going back this coming spring.
Do you plan on going back someday to visit the spot at peck?
how are you?
Sebuk la kau!!
Happy New Year Vibol~ hehe


The Legend of Phra Chao Liap Lok
The legend of Phra Chao Liap Lok or the legend of the Buddha’s Journeys is Thai Buddhist folk literature, particularly in the northern and northeastern regions of Thailand. In some areas the legend is called “Buddha Tamnan” or “Buddha Tamnan Phra Chao Liap Lok”. It is a story of the Buddha’s journeys to Sipsong Panna, Lanna, Lan Chang and Thailand’s northeastern region. The legend explains the geography, history and culture of various communities and ethnic groups along the route the Buddha took in his journeys to disseminate his teachings. The legend says that he gave some of his hair to various communities and left the footprints in places he visited. The creation of structures containing the Buddha’s relics and footprints in these places sprang from the legend.
The legend of the Buddha’s Journeys records the local history of communities and the history of the adoption of Buddhism in regions in South East Asia, particularly in the 21st Buddhist century. It is told through the records of the Buddha’s journeys, which turned the places where he visited into sacred places of pilgrimage. The legend also explains the origin of geographical names and describes the people’s way of life and the ethnic groups in each area. This provides a common ground among the people of different regions and areas to feel connected through shared ideology, belief and faith in Buddhism - in particular the belief concerning the veneration of the Buddha’s relics and footprints. The legend also plays a significant role in providing the model and norm for other areas and communities in the North and Northeast of Thailand in their creation of the Buddhist literature of this particular genre that focuses on the Buddha’s relics and footprints.


Frost & Sullivan
M2M APPS: How do you think the Telecom giants will shape the future of the M2M industry?
RINITA SEN: In the value chain of M2M communications, the telecom service providers play a major role. In the US, we see a lot of acquisitions and collaborations by leading mobile network operators (MNOs) such as Sprint, AT&T, and Verizon. These MNOs are teaming up with application platform and device management platform providers to enhance the growth of M2M. Similarly in Europe we see companies like Vodafone and Telefonica, and SingTel in Asia, collaborating with multiple M2M platform providers for a global evolution. Howevert, MNOs are not the only ones influencing the communication aspect of M2M. Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) such as Jasper Wireless are providing service delivery platforms (SDPs) that act as a layer between applications and the MNOs. These SDPs are critical in the growth of M2M as they help standardize the applications in a multi-carrier, multi-national scenario.
M2M APPS: How do you think the M2M market is growing its presence in the Indian market?
RINITA SEN: We need to see the growth of M2M at a global level. The technologies required to develop M2M applications are in place, and many of them, such as the core sensor technology or the wireless networking technology, have reached maturity. However, the primary challenge that the M2M industry faces is fragmentation. The vast application areas and the complex value chain of M2M make it a highly fragmented market. A number of standardization bodies such as ETSI, TIA, 3GPP, and others are working on developing global standards for M2M. But as of yet, concrete standards have not been established. Looking at India in particular, the market is still very nascent. The development of global standards may be necessary to drive the growth of M2M in India as well as in the rest of the world. The India market, however, is huge, ranging from rural applications such as agriculture, to urban applications such as consumer electronics.
M2M APPS: What are some of the key trends in the M2M space both globally and in India?
RINITA SEN: The most prominent global trends in the M2M space are consolidation, standardization, cloud computing and service enablement services. Whenever a market is new, like M2M, a lot of consolidation must occur for it to get established. The consolidation arises from the complicated value chain of M2M that has an urgent need to be simplified. Consolidations are occurring in the form of M&As, collaborations, and funded partnerships. Another aspect where a number of global bodies are focusing is standardization. We see a significant number of M2M platform developers concentrating on interoperability. Further, MVNOs and MNOs are partnering with these developers to facilitate simpler and more manageable connections.
Cloud computing is a global IT trend that has affected M2M solutions as well. We’ve seen a number of M2M platform developers hosting their services on the cloud for cost benefits and simpler access. Service enablement services, mostly developed by MVNOs, are platforms that help reduce the "time-to-market" for solution developers and decrease total cost. In India, the market still at a nascent stage, but we are starting to see some initiatives from MNOs such as Reliance and Vodafone. India is a potentially huge market for M2M considering the amount of cell phone subscribers, including 3G. However, in these initial stages, the telecom giants might be interested in focusing on M2M in the consumer electronics market and might later move on to other areas such as agriculture, healthcare, and transportation, thereby creating an incremental awareness among end-users.
M2M APPS: What are some of the biggest challenges that are faced by the M2M industry in India?
RINITA SEN: The primary challenges in the M2M industry in India are not much different from the global challenges; these include a high degree of fragmentation and lack of standardization. Other challenges for the M2M market in India include a lack of end-user awareness for applications and a lower level of proliferation of broadband networks compared to other parts of the world. Furthermore, telecom service providers in India may need to adapt new business models in order to succeed in a low ARPU market such as M2M.
M2M APPS: What kind of growth do you predict for M2M in the next five years?
RINITA SEN: Globally, the growth of M2M has accelerated compared to what it was about five years ago. I believe the industry has now reached its inflection point, and its growth in the next five years is expected to be rapid. Furthermore, various application areas such as healthcare, consumer electronics, smart grids and intelligent transport systems are expected to drive the growth of M2M. With the advent of 4G, embedded sensors, intelligent gateways, and cloud computing, establishment of M2M solutions are expected to be simplified and accelerated.


The term "BRICS" is an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa - five of the fastest-growing emerging economies in the world. The term was first coined in 2001 by Jim O'Neill, a former Goldman Sachs economist, to describe these five countries' significant potential for economic growth and development.
The rise of the BRICS has been a game-changer in the global economy, challenging the hegemony of the traditional Western
powers. Over the past decade, these countries have achieved impressive economic growth rates, driven by their large and growing populations, abundant natural resources, and investments in education, innovation, and infrastructure.
China, the most populous country in the world, has emerged as an economic powerhouse, with a GDP that now rivals that of the United States. India, with its young and educated workforce, has also experienced rapid growth and is on track to become the world's most populous country by 2027. Russia, despite its geopolitical challenges, is still one of the world's largest producers of oil and natural gas. Brazil, with its vast agricultural and mining resources, has become a major exporter of commodities. Finally, South Africa, with its rich mineral resources, is an important player in the African continent's economic growth story.
The rise of the BRICS has significant implications for the Western world. For decades, the United States and Europe have dominated the global economy and set the rules for international trade and finance. However, the growth of the BRICS has challenged this dominance, forcing the Western world to recognize that the economic balance of power is shifting.
One of the most significant implications of the BRICS' rise is that these countries are creating alternative economic and financial institutions that challenge the traditional Western-led institutions. For example, the BRICS countries have created the New Development Bank, which provides funding for infrastructure projects in developing countries. They have also established the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, which has attracted significant investment from European countries, despite objections from the United States.
The rise of the BRICS has also led to increased competition in global markets, particularly in manufacturing, technology, a
nd services. For example, Chinese companies like Huawei and Xiaomi are now major players in the global smartphone market, while Indian IT firms like Infosys and TCS are leading players in software and services.
In conclusion, the rise of the BRICS has been a game-changer in the global economy, challenging the traditional dominance of the Western world. These countries are creating alternative economic and financial institutions, challenging the traditional Western-led institutions. The rise of the BRICS has also led to increased competition in global markets, particularly in manufacturing, technology, and services. As the BRICS continue to grow and develop, they will undoubtedly shape the future of the global economy, and the Western world must adapt to this new reality.


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Find Us - Port Erin Dental, Isle of Man
We are located next to Shoprite and less than a minute’s walk from the bus terminal in Port Erin.
There is a large public car park between the bus station and the practice, free of charge. There are usually free spaces there.
As you approach our building, you will see our rather large sign on the wall facing Shoprite.
See the pictures below!
The practice is just around the corner!
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Independence Park – The Park is open from Dawn to Dusk.
The Johnson County Park is extremely proud of Independence Park. Independence Park is a satellite park located at 2100 Morgantown Road just north of Stones Crossing Road in White River Township.
This 13.5 acre park boasts Indiana’s first all-accessible playground area for persons with disabilities. This park was developed and constructed in 2000 with the help of over 200 businesses, civic organizations, and individuals. Independence Park provides the only green space park located in White River Township. Independence Park host several thousand visitors a year. The Park accommodates those who enjoy walking and jogging as well as those who are there to walk their furry, four-legged friends.
Independent Park also includes:
Wheelchair Trail (zero grade)1/4 mile asphalt
3/4 mile asphalt Hiking Trail
3 Picnic Shelters with tables and grills (wheelchair accessible). These shelters can be reserved for $27.00 per day.
Full Court Basketball Court
Wheelchair Basketball Court (small children also)
8,000 square foot Playground Area with over 100 components all-accessible with rubberized surface underneath each component
Sensory Playground Area with 20 components for children with Autism
Large Gazebo with benches overlooking playground area


Examine This Report on Dallas Springtime weather can be fairly unstable, but temperatures themselves are mild. The climate in Dallas is also frequently nice from late September to early December and on many Wintertime days. Autumn normally brings far more storms and tornado menace, but usually less and fewer severe than in spring.
Once you've produced it to the best, you can expect to arrive at the tower lounge. Listed here, you'll be able to sit, take in for the cafe, take pleasure in the sights from the inside, or maneuver their interactive touch display screen. The touch monitor is actually educational and delivers some handy information about many of the other well-known Dallas landmarks.
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Even more east, from the southeast quadrant of the city, is the massive neighborhood of Enjoyable Grove. As soon as an unbiased city, it truly is a collection of generally lower-cash flow residential regions stretching to Seagoville in the southeast. However a town community, Enjoyable Grove is surrounded by undeveloped land on all sides.
Great look at of downtown Dallas. If you're afraid of heights like me, never seem down. You will knowledge a tingling sensation all in the course of The body lol. Conversing with the employees's, they claimed that the evening view is better still.
The Memorial was devoted in June 1970, and was envisioned by architect Philip Johnson being an open tomb or cenotaph. The basic white partitions appear to be no cost-floating, capturing the feeling of decline felt world wide subsequent Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
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The hold out is not really extensive and the perspective is completely breathtaking. The downtown skyline of Dallas during the night is truly a person to view. The foyer in the sky deck has some fairly neat items which includes stations with historical entertaining information/facts. There are bathrooms nearby so you don't have trip the elevator back down to the primary lobby. You'll want to snap amazing photographs if you are doing take a look at!
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The Partridge House
The Partridge House is centrally located on Main Street in Norwich, Vermont, just minutes from exit 13 on Interstate 91. The inn is a 5-minute walk into idyllic downtown Norwich, and 1.5 miles to downtown Hanover, New Hampshire, and Dartmouth College. The inn is ideal for the needs of travelers and residents in the Upper Connecticut River Valley.
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Installed my second hive in Foxboro on a private farm. had the assistance of my nephew, Ben
Have to dig out from around the hive so e air can get to the bees. We are expecting to get 12 + inches in the immediate Boston area and Randolph is 12 miles South of Boston. Received the Brushy Mountain Bee Catalog yesterday and will plan on one to two more hives. One for the town in Powers Farm (potentially) and one in Foxboro for a farmer. I can get $25 + dollars a month "leasing" out the bees to the farmers in this area. Pretty Cool. Helps for the pollination and sustainability of the farms.
Started a web page for honey sales in the spring. First blog post is to chronicle the adventures in beekeeping in Randolph, MA. I know of one other family in town that sells and produces honey, Birchland Apiaries. Hope to work with them in the future.


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Deptford occupies the London Borough of Lewisham’s small area of the Thames embankment: it is tightly sandwiched between Southwark, to the west, and Greenwich, to the east. This and the stature of its neighbour, Greenwich, as a World Heritage Centre has cast Deptford into unwarranted obscurity.
Deptford has been a settlement at least since the Roman occupation. It lies on the Thames floodplain and has been directly in the path of countless great journeys to and from Europe via Dover. It has also seen the passing of an equal number of pilgrims going to Canterbury, from the poorest to Kings.
When Henry VIII designated this small shipbuilding town his principle Royal Naval Dockyard it grew into one of the largest towns in England. Its population rose to over 10,000 people. This has to be seen in the context of Deptford not being part of London but lying in the much wilder Kent countryside. The City of London was miles distant, separated too from its neighbour Westminster. Thus Deptford became a very important town, the place where the great British naval fleet was built, victualled, repaired and from whence it set sail. The early colonies, for good or bad, started here.
Peter the Great visited Deptford in 1698 in order to learn how to build a Russian Navy. He stayed at and by all accounts did much damage to Sayes Court which was close to the Dockyard. The playwright Christopher Marlowe was another known to enjoy roistering in Deptford but his final visit led to his murder and burial at St. Nicholas’ Church at Stowage in Deptford.
St. Paul’s in 1822
Thus in 1711 Deptford had become a large and rather independent community. Its people were literate, skilled workers somewhat inclined towards both religious and political dissent. Some 20 years before a new township had been established across the Atlantic on the banks of the Delaware; this too was called Deptford. The attractions of the New World must have been obvious to the educated populace of Deptford.
The new Tory Government, elected in 1710, decided to take action and established the Commission for building Fifty New Churches. These would be magnificent buildings designed as signs of power as much as piety. They would impress the people by being at least as good as the best the Roman Catholics were building hear and elsewhere in Europe and they would push the nonconformist churches into the shade!
Commissioners were appointed, one was Nicholas Hawksmore who designed St. Alfege in Greenwich, Christchurch in Spitalfields, St. George in Bloomsbury and many others. Another was Thomas Archer who designed two other churches, St. John in Smith Square, Westminster – much used in the performance and recording of music – and Birmingham Cathedral.
Archer started at Deptford almost immediately and brought to the design his understanding of Roman Baroque and his great flare for originality that is shown in almost every element. The fabric and most of the decoration was complete by 1720 but work continued for another 10 years until St. Paul’s was consecrated in 1730.
Deptford waters became too shallow for larger vessels that were being built and the Dockyard moved downstream. Deptford remained the victualling yard for the Navy but the character of Deptford inevitably changed. New much smaller industries came and, in their turn, moved on or died. Today most major industry has departed from the this part of the Thames and Deptford has no big employers left. It retains the working wharf at Convoys where paper is imported for the print industry: Deptford is still known as Port Deptford throughout Scandinavia.
The history and a lot of the architectural evidence of that history remains as it does along the great stretch of the south riverside from the far edge of Southwark down to Chatham and beyond.
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Christine is an elementary school science teacher from Maryland participating in EdLab's Classroom 2.0 Project. Over the course of this school year, EdLab will be partnering with exceptional educators in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. These teachers will implement mission-based learning plans, originally created during the Summer 2011 workshops, with their students and share their projects and results here on the EdLab website.
Last Friday, the fourth grade was transported to an imaginary town along the Chesapeake Bay where the citizens were presented with a difficult decision, to build or not to build. The scenario: A large plot of land was given to the town by long time resident, Mrs. Lee. Bay Building Incorporated has proposed to build a boardwalk on her land. The boardwalk will include carnival rides, arcades and food stands. There will be a town meeting on January 24, 2012, at 9 am. Concerned citizens have been invited to present their support or concerns for the project at that time.
Each student took on a role within the community of Bayville. The student citizen roles included marine scientists, restaurant owners, investors, teachers and parents. After three months of studying about the plants, animals, water quality, ecosystems, watersheds, economics and the human impacts on the bay during their science, social studies and technology classes, the students were ready to tackle this real world problem - should the citizens of Bayville build a boardwalk along the Bay or keep the Bay as is? Students formed into self-appointed small groups to begin working on digital presentations to be showcased later this month at a “town meeting.” The students decided as a class that their presentations should include facts that support their perspective, images and video.


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Bremerhaven the big city by the North sea
How to reach the central located “Columbus Hotel”…
…Exit motorway A27 at No.7 “Havenwelten” and follow “Grimsbystrasse for 1.200m. At the first flyover, exit “Grimsbystrasse” turn right into “Stresemannstrasse”, following the green sign “Hotel Route Lehe”.
At the second traffic light turn left into “Melchior-Schwoon- Strasse”, follow it and at the crossroads turn right into “Hafenstrasse”, which you follow for 450m. At the forth traffic light (within this 450m distance) turn right into “Langestrasse”, where after 100m you will find “Hotel Columbus” at Nos. 141 – 145 on the right.
For busses and cars, higher as 2.30 m: Entrance “Neue Strasse”, First Street passing the “Hotel” turn right.
at railway main station:
Bus numbers: 502/505/506, direction “City” and “Leherheide”
at railway station Lehe:
A short distance walk: to crossover Bürgermeister-Kirschbaum place, direction Stresemannstrasse and crossover, 200m straight, turn left into Langestrasse, 400m to “Hotel Columbus
We look forward to your visit!
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Introduction to the Area
Matsumoto City, located in the center of Nagano Prefecture, is surrounded by the Japanese Alps and is the gateway to many splendid Shinshu tourist attractions including hot springs, traditional Japanese inns, and cultural facilities. Matsumoto City is also a town of music lovers and the location of the Saito Kinen Festival, which is conducted by world-famous maestro Seiji Ozawa. Matsumoto City boasts convenient access from Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya, allowing visitors the freedom to come and enjoy a range of famous tourist attractions such as Kamikochi, Hakuba, and Karuizawa. The city is the venue for the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympic Games. Matsumoto City’s sister cities include Salt Lake City in the U.S., Kathmandu in Nepal, and Grindelwald in Switzerland. Numerous international businesses such as Epson are located in Matsumoto City.


During my time working in the outsourcing industry a lot of colleagues,
potential clients and general people interested in this field have approached me with the following question:
WHY EASTERN EUROPE?
In a time where globalization opens possibilities to make it increasingly easy to work remote with people from all over the world, in one corner a new IT-outsourcing destiny of choice is emerging. The Eastern European region long being thought of as a risky destination to outsource, has steadily become a serious outsourcing delivery destination due to the following reasons:
- Traditionally, already since the communist times the educational systems in this region have been very IT & math-focused. Excellent education programs in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) have been paramount in Eastern European schools and universities for several decades. Children in these countries use to work on advanced mathematical concepts in school, in comparison to children from many western countries who used to learn it only in university. Therefore it does not come as a surprise that a wealth of engineers and people skilled with IT knowledge come from the region between Latvia in the North and Bulgaria in the South.
- Governments and Institutions of any kind have realized the high amount of benefits a national specialization in IT is having on their economies. The governments of Poland, Ukraine and Romania strongly support the IT sector and embrace this concept. Substantial tax incentives, lower labour costs and rates of attrition to work contribute to the desire of clients to look for companies in these territories.
- There are many obstacles people face when they try to set up a business producing “real goods”. On the contrary it is far easier to set up an IT-Company since you need nothing more than an office and enough talented people with laptops to start with. As go-to-market strategies become leaner & governments reduce bureaucratic founding procedures the obstacles in building a company become much lower.
Well, we have stated the reasons why outsourcing to Eastern Europe should be more than just a side note, but actually really considered if there is a project you need assistance with. Now, it is time to give you a few examples for some IT hubs in this region and why you should opt for them.
Also known as the Silicon Valley of Eastern Europe, Cracow has become the place to be if you are looking for software development outsourcing. There are more benefits than in almost any other city in this region. Giving the fact, that IT professionals aside from their well-known expertise, have a very similar business-approach and work-style found in Western Europe. Poland is being ranked as the #3 country in the WORLD for the quality of software developers – that alone makes Cracow a paradise for outsourcing and nearshoring.
The IT hub of Romania is the epicenter of skilled software developers in this region. It is one of the fastest growing markets in the EU in terms of IT outsourcing services and provides companies various reasons to take a serious look at them as a potential partner: Highly skilled labour pools and a great price-quality ratio provide professionals with a multidisciplinary background.
One of the fastest-evolving developer communities can be found in the capital of Bulgaria. A lot of tech companies have already invested and found outsourcing partners in one of the IT startup-friendliest countries in Europe. The highly skilled and experienced professionals, as well as a friendly IT ecosystem help to rise the economic situation of that country.
Nevertheless, there are a lot more interesting countries that can supply companies with IT experts and a great track record of providing excellent work for their clients. The main reasons why companies look especially in Eastern Europe for an outsourcing provider are the low cultural as well as timezone differences in comparison to India for example. To put another fact into the mix: Statistics show that from the 12 best IT outsourcing countries more than 50% can be found in the Eastern part of Europe. Many companies have already done their homework and have found their outsourcing partner there.
Eastern Europe surprises us with a vast offer of skilled developers. Multiple tax and labour-advantages and an unbeatable price-quality ratio should give every company enough reason to consider this corner of the world as their Outsourcing-Destination.


Stanislaus County has the Modesto Metropolitan Statistical Region. The primary European to discover this excellent land we are now living in now was Gabriel Moraga in 1806. It was later on named Rio Estanislao away from appreciation for Estanislao, a mission-instructed maverick Indigenous American manager who drove a band of Native People inside a progression of fights in opposition to Mexican troops right until at long last getting vanquished by Typical Mariano Vallejo in 1826. Estanislao was his baptismal name, the Spanish adaptation of Stanislaus (Polish: Stanislaw), by itself the Latin variant on the title of the eleventh-century Polish Catholic Saint Stanislaus the Martyr.Stanislaus County was framed as A part of Tuolumne County in 1854. The county situate was initially organized at Adamsville, at that time moved to Empire in November, La Grange in December, and Knights Ferry in 1862, and was unquestionably settled in the current location in Modesto in 1871. As the expense of lodging has expanded in the San Francisco Bay Region, a lot of individuals who get the job done from the southern ranges of your Bay Space have picked the greater prolonged drive and moved to Stanislaus County to the reasonably fair lodging.
Critical critical Data For Choosing exactly where to Live In Stanislaus County
• Actual physical capabilities- Stanislaus County has definitely been isolated socially and monetarily with the north-streaming San Joaquin River, which gave a characteristic hindrance to Trade and Choose a fantastic Element of the county's heritage. Detached with the theory rail hallways from the county as well as drinking water technique extends that made an important Component of the district's monetary achievement, the bit of Stanislaus County west with the waterway (referred to regional folks since the "West Side" from the county) has frequently stayed nation and monetarily reliant on horticultural workout routines. In view of its nearness to Interstate five as well as the California Aqueduct a couple of cities inside this location, which include Patterson and Newman, have encountered big growth and are now being improved into area groups for staff through the close-by San Francisco Bay Area, while some (counting Westley and Crows Landing) have already been completely disregarded by enhancement and stay minimal-cultivating teams.
• Flora and Fauna- There are a number of unheard of and imperiled species found in Stanislaus County. The Beaked Clarkia, (Clarkia rostrata), is recorded for a contender to the Federal Endangered Species List. It's got just been found in blue oak-dim pine romantic relationship within the foothills of your Sierra Nevada, a territory which takes place at respectably high rises. Colusa Grass, (Neostapfsia colusana) is recorded as jeopardized via the Condition. It is actually confined to vernal swimming pools. (Torrey, 1989).
• Public transportation- Stanislaus Regional Transit (Get started) provides settled study course and dial-a-ride gain all with the county. Start off In addition associates with Merced County Transit in Gustine and Turlock.
Modesto Place Express (MAX) is effective inside of Modesto, With all the limited support of Salida, Empire, and Ceres. MAX Also operates incredible employee classes interfacing Using the BART and Altamont Corridor Convey rail frameworks.
The city areas of Ceres, Oakdale, Riverbank, and Turlock operate little community transport frameworks.
The two Greyhound and Amtrak have stopped in Modesto and Turlock. Amtrak for Turlock genuinely stops in Denair.
• Airport- The airport of Modesto Metropolis-County is made up of numerous scheduled passenger flights. Other (common aviation) airports around the county incorporate Oakdale Airport, Patterson Airport, and Turlock Airpark
• Metropolitan Statistical Space - The United States Place of work of Management and Spending budget has assigned Stanislaus County since the Modesto, CA Metropolitan Statistical Place. America Census Bureau positioned the Modesto, CA Metropolitan Statistical Area since the 103rd most crowded metropolitan measurable area of America setting up at July one, 2012. The Office of Management and Spending plan has Moreover assigned the Modesto, CA Metropolitan Statistical Place like a A part of the more wide Modesto-Merced, CA Combined Statistical Area, the 62nd most crowded consolidated factual territory as well as the 71st most crowded crucial measurable location of The usa starting off at July one, 2012. As a lot more urban parts during the county are attending to be exurbs of the San Francisco Bay Area, city organizer and scholastic Wendell Cox composed which the Business office of Management and check here Spending budget could include Stanislaus County towards the San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland, CA Combined Statistical Space afterwards.
• Govt- The Stanislaus County federal government is characterized and accredited under the Structure and regulation of California for a standard law county. The County governing administration offers countywide administrations, as an example, decisions and voter enrollment, lawful authorization, correctional facilities, key data, home documents, impose collecting, basic wellbeing, and social administrations. Furthermore, the County fills in given that the neighborhood federal government for every single unincorporated territory.
The County govt is created out of the preferred five-part Board of Supervisors, some other chose workplaces including the Sheriff-Coroner, District Legal professional, Assessor, Auditor-Controller, Treasurer-Tax Collector, and Clerk-Recorder, and a variety of county divisions and substances under the supervision on the Main Govt Officer. As of January 2013, the folks through the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors were:- William O’Brien of District 1, the name of district two chairman is Vito Chiesa, Terry Withrow of District 3, Dick Monteith of District 4 and Jim DeMartini of District five that is the Vice-Chairman.


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The township of Ti Tree serves many Aboriginal communities in outlying areas and is home to the Anmatjere people. The roadhouse caters for most travellers needs including a small shop, caravan park and campground.
A visit to the Red Sands Gallery is a must. The gallery is one of the best in Central Australia featuring artwork from the renowned Utopia region to the east. Don’t pass by. Stop and visit. They also make a very good coffee.
The landscape between Alice Springs and Ti Tree is creatively spotted with granite outcrops, relating to the geological history of the area dating over 1,800 million years. Imagine the turbulence that sent these ancient boulders bursting out of the earth. A famous landmark just to the north of Ti Tree is Central Mount Stuart. Stop and check the Information Shelter on the Stuart Highway to learn more about this area.


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There are so many ways to describe Québec City and its distinctive personality: it’s a smart, business-savvy town, a cultural hub and an ideal place for walking, fine dining, and leisure all year round. With its unique blend of European and North American culture, Québec City belongs on every discerning traveler’s destination list.
Add our cultural vibrancy, robust economy, urban makeovers, international-caliber events, and stature within the Francophone world, and you’ll see why Québec City is ideally positioned for today and the future.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and cradle of French-speaking North America, Québec is a modern city with a unique and exciting history. With a population of 677,000 in the greater Québec City region (95 percent of whom speak French), the province’s capital celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2008. In 2013, Forbes Magazine named Québec City second among the most affordable cities. It is a destination of choice for business and pleasure travel.
ocated in the heart of the city, a few steps from Old Québec and Parliament Hill, the Québec City Convention Centre offers a place to meet and exchange for more than 200,000 visitors every year. The Centre offers delegates a unique and exceptional experience. Inaugurated in 1996, the Centre received a facelift in 2014 and is now ready to welcome you in a high-technology environment. As well, its commitment to sustainable development allowed the Centre to become certified Silver LEED-EB (existing building) and BOMA BEST, Level 3.


From the north:
From Motorway A5, take the exit Autobahndreieck 68 Weil am Rhein. Continue on the A98 to the Lörrach-Mitte exit. Go straight through the intersection, then take the first exit at the roundabout. Follow the street for 5 minutes, the Steigenberger Hotel Stadt Lörrach will be on your left side.
From Motorway A3, take exit 14 Rheinfelden. Cross the Rhein River into Germany and proceed on the A98. Take exit 6 Lörrach Ost direction Inzlingen / Lörrach-Ost. Turn right onto Wallbrunnstraße L141. Continue on Wallbrunnstraße, then turn right at the end of the street into Belchenstraße. The Steigenberger Hotel Stadt Lörrach is only a few minutes away and will be on your right side.
At the airport, take the exit to the Swiss side, then take Bus BVB 50 in the direction of “Basel SBB” to “Basel SBB” (Basel Central Train Station).
At the Basel SBB Station, catch the S-Bahn S6 train (Gate 2) to “Lörrach Hauptbahnhof” (Lörrach Central Station). The hotel is situated directly opposite the train station.
From either the railway station “Basel SBB” or “Basel Badischer Bahnhof“, take the S-Bahn S6 to “Lörrach Hauptbahnhof” “(Lörrach Central Station). The hotel is situated directly opposite the train station.


The smallest of our planets and closest to the SUN. The maddest of the bunch because of this.
The brightest planet in our solar system.
Where we reside. The only planet that is habitable in our solar system.
The Red Planet. SciFi films go-to guy.
The largest in our solar system. Made up of mostly gas. I just found out (and I'm 36) that it has 63 moons! Where have I been?
The icy planet with all the rings and an Earth like moon.
The funniest planet in existence!
The forgotten planet in my eyes. Crosses orbit with Uranus so it sometimes gets lost....
The furthest of our planets. Scientists have begun to identify it as not a planet. I on the other hand feel differently


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Jun. 27th - Jul. 31st
The Cottonwood Gulch Prairie Trek began in 1926 when our founder, Hillis Howie, learned of plans to pave Route 66. He wanted to make sure that his students learned about the American West and Native cultures before it was too late. This 5 week, all male Trek will inspire and challenge young men through wilderness backpacking, local service projects, rock climbing, mountaineering, canyoneering, and exploration of cultural and scientific sites around the Four Corners. Prairie Trekkers spend a large part of their Trek traveling from site to site, bound only by the road and their destination. The remaining time will be spend at our Base Camp property located in the Zuni Mountains. Here Trekkers will work on their personal legacy projects that may include forest restoration projects, organic farming projects, or special carpentry additions to Base Camp. Prairie Trekkers have the highest rate of return and represent a 90 year legacy here at The Gulch.
Jun. 27th - Jul. 31st
Mountain Desert Trek is an experience unlike any other. Are you ready to spend 6 weeks backpacking through desert canyons, up mountain peaks, across rivers, and into the wilderness? Do you enjoy ghost towns, Native American cultures, local artists and musicians, service learning, and organic farming? The Cottonwood Gulch Mountain Desert Trek is our longest and most intensive Trek designed for young men and women ages 16-18. This Trek will spend much of their 44 days exploring sites like a Colorado 14er, Mesa Verde, Monument Valley, The Great Sand Dunes, and many other world class destinations. MDT Trekkers will develop leadership skills through personal projects, planning expeditions, demonstrating expedition mentality, and communal living. Most importantly, Trekkers will learn self-reliance, compassion for their peers, and how to overcome personal challenges.
Jun. 27th - Jul. 31st
The Turquoise Trail (a.k.a. The TT) was started in 1934, and it's been a pride of the Gulch ever since. Back then, The Gulch was a pioneer in getting young women outdoors. Today, the Turquoise Trail still inspires women to challenge express themselves as young women. This 5 week long all-female Trek will enamor trekkers and take them through wilderness backpacking trips, local service projects, rock climbing and mountaineering, and explorations of cultural and scientific sites throughout the Southwest. This Trek will spend the majority of their time out on the open road traveling the four corners. However, we settle down for 10 days at our Base Camp to work of legacy projects. In the past, these projects have included adobe kiln and horno restoration, pottery and silver smithing in our Native Arts Workshop, organic farming, forest restoration, and Base Camp beatification projects. Like our original trip, the Prairie Trek, nearly every member of this group returns for a second summer; a testament to the power of these experiences.
Jul. 20th - 23rd
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What: DFW Summer Boat Expo is the largest boating event in North Texas. This show features more than 450 boat and watercraft models from over 20 North Texas boat dealers. The DFW Boat Expo is the place to for attendees to find their next boat or the accessories needed to better enjoy the on-water lifestyle. In order to make room for the 2018 models, financing options and aggressive pricing will be part of the expo.
Who: The United Boat Dealers of North Texas produce the Boat Expo to support the boating and marine industry in the greater North Texas area and to educate boaters on safety and nautical innovations.
Thursday, July 20, 3-8 p.m. (Free admission)
Friday, July 21, 3-8 p.m. (Free admission)
Saturday, July 22, 10 a.m- 9 p.m.
Sunday, July 23, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: Dallas Market Hall
2200 Stemmons Freeway
Dallas, Texas 75207
Cost & Ticket Information:
$6 Children (ages 5-13)
Free (Children under 5)
Tickets for the show are only available at the door
Parking is free of charge
Boating Brands Represented:
Bennington, Regal , Yamaha , South Bay, Four Winns, Triton, Glastron, Blue Wave, Berkshire Pontoons, Xpress Boats, Sea Hunt, Xcursion, Cobalt Boats, Starcraft, Supra, Moomba , Chaparral, Cruisers Yachts, G3 Boats, Southwind, Nautic Star, Rinker, Hurricane, Sweetwater/Godfrey, Aqua Patio, San Pan, Polar Craft, Malibu, Axis, Correct Craft/Nautique, Legend Boats, Sportsman, Sun Chaser, Avalon, Caravelle, Hurricane, Epic, Nautic Star, Clearwater, Veranda, Xpress Boats, Skeeter, Supreme, Sylvan, Monterey, Crest, Sea Fox, Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Harris Flote Bote, Bayliner, Meridian, Grady White and more
About The United Boat Dealers of North Texas:
The United Boat Dealers of North Texas produces boat shows to support the boating and marine industry in the greater North Texas area; bring together people with a common interest in boating; promote, further and encourage boating through education and outreach programs; and provide exhibitors with a fair and equal opportunity to conduct business with the general public. For more information about the DFW Boat Expo, go to www.dallasboatexpo.com/. Connect on Facebook - www.facebook.com/dfwboatexpo and Twitter - @dfwboatexpo.