Arrecife started as a small fishing harbor which first appeared on maps in the 15th Century. It has since grown over the years and became the capital of Lanzarote.
Although Arrecife is a tourist destination with many Apartments, shops, bars it’s more commonly known for the only airport in Lanzarote. In the capital you will also find the only high rise building which is a Hotel. The reason for this is no building within Lanzarote should be higher than the tallest palm tree.
Arrecife is mainly a place where you will find the locals and ex-pats of the Island. If, as a tourist you decide to venture in to Arrecife you will find some of the best shopping on the Island. There is a large pedestrian street with wall to wall shops for you to enjoy. Arrecife also offers a lot of local history along the sea front and a large beach that is just about un-used.
One of the main reasons to visit Arrecife is for the shopping. With a large high street there are many different shops where you should find something that is for you. On a Wednesday there is also a market
held along the front.
To get to Arrecife you can use the local bus which will leave from most of the tourist resorts or if you can drive, you can vist one of the many different Lanzarote car hire shops and drive to the capital.
The Airport is actually located 5km (or 3 miles) away from Arrecife which is a common misconception by a lot of tourists. The airport is located between Arrecife and Puerto Del Carmen on the East of Lanzarote.
The Airport is now very busy, even more so on a Thursday which is the main change over day for the UK. For further information on flights to and from Lanzarote, visit Flights to Spain.
The Airport currently only has 2 terminal with an upper and lower level. On the upper level you will find departures and of course, on the lower level you will find arrivals.
Although a small airport the facilities are very good. You will find a high standard of shops within the departure lounge and with any development they are always improving the services.
There is plenty of disabled access within the airport ranging from ramps to wheel chairs which are provided by the staff within the airport. Out side there is also disabled parking and drop off / pickup points.
Outside the Airport, you will find car hire, bus stops and taxi’s which enables you to get to your destination with the minimum of fuss.
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Yiwu， a city located in Zhejiang Province， China， is gaining a reputation as a hub for the production and distribution of sophisticated fine jewelry. With its strong manufacturing infrastructure and access to a wide range of precious metals and gemstones， Yiwu has become a go-to destination for jewelry lovers looking for the finest quality pieces.
The craftsmanship and attention to detail displayed by Yiwu jewelry artisans is truly remarkable. Every piece of jewelry is meticulously handcrafted， ensuring that it meets the highest standards of quality. Whether it is a delicate diamond necklace or a stunning sapphire ring， each piece is crafted with precision and care.
Yiwu is home to a large number of skilled jewelry designers who draw inspiration from various sources， including traditional Chinese art and culture. These designers blend traditional and contemporary elements to create unique and eye-catching designs. From elegant and timeless pieces to bold and statement-making jewelry， Yiwu offers a wide variety of styles to suit every taste.
One of the key factors that sets Yiwu apart from other jewelry manufacturing centers is its access to top-quality materials. Yiwu is situated near several major gemstone trading centers， making it easy for jewelry makers to source high-quality diamonds， emeralds， rubies， and other precious stones. In addition， Yiwu has a well-established network of suppliers for metals like gold and platinum， ensuring that the jewelry produced in the city is made from the finest materials available.
Furthermore， Yiwu has a well-developed infrastructure dedicated to serving the needs of the jewelry industry. The city is home to numerous jewelry markets and trading centers， where buyers and sellers come together to trade and showcase their products. These markets offer a wide range of options， from wholesale to retail， making Yiwu a one-stop destination for all jewelry-related needs.
The reputation of Yiwu's fine jewelry has spread far beyond China's borders. Today， Yiwu is not only a major supplier to domestic markets but also exports its jewelry to countries around the world. Buyers from Europe， North America， and the Middle East， among others， have come to recognize the exceptional quality and value that Yiwu jewelry provides.
In conclusion， Yiwu is a city that has established itself as a center for sophisticated fine jewelry of the finest quality. With its skilled artisans， access to high-quality materials， and well-developed infrastructure， Yiwu offers a wide range of exquisitely crafted pieces that cater to the tastes and preferences of jewelry lovers worldwide. Whether you are looking for a special piece for yourself or a gift for a loved one， Yiwu is undoubtedly a destination worth exploring.


Researchers will examine 300 Italian residents, all over 100 years old —
The average life expectancy in the United States is approximately 78 years old. Americans live longer, with better diets and improved health care, than ever before, but only 0.02 percent will hit the century mark.
To understand how people can live longer throughout the world, researchers at University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have teamed up with colleagues at University of Rome La Sapienza to study a group of 300 citizens, all over 100 years old, living in a remote Italian village nestled between the ocean and mountains on the country’s coast.
“We are the first group of researchers to be given permission to study this population in Acciaroli, Italy,” said Alan Maisel, MD … Read the Full Story from the UC San Diego Newsroom


Providing tree surgery services and arboricultural advice throughout Hampshire and the South of England
From felling or pruning work on the largest trees to trimming and shaping the smallest hedge, in gardens large and small, we provide prompt, efficient and clean service.
Travelling throughout the South of England, we provide tree surgery services and general arboricultural advice to some of the busiest facilities management companies and leisure groups in the UK.
Working for some of the biggest housing groups in the South, we know that prompt, cost efficient and helpful service to your tenants is your most important aim.
Based in Basingstoke, we cover all major areas in the Hampshire area. Our tree surgeons have done work in Whitchurch and Winchester and we have customers from Alton as well as Andover. We also regularly visit Kingsclere for pruning and tree surgery work.


|The ballroom dance studio started in Germantown in 1988 and has been a part of the Memphis area for over 28 years, which is the longest running Fred Astaire Dance Studio in the city. The Memphis studio has consistently been nominated as one of the Top Specialty Fitness Studios in Memphis by the Memphis Flyer’s readers’ poll. We serve the following communities:
Memphis, Germantown, Cordova, Collierville, Arlington, Bartlett, Lakeland, Somerville, Rossville, Williston and many more.
Today, numerous Fred Astaire Franchised Dance Studios located in cities throughout North America and internationally, are required to maintain the highest standards of excellence through our National Dance Board and Fred Astaire Franchised Dance Studios curriculum certification. Although Mr. Astaire is no longer with us in person, our studios have produced a wealth of amateur and professional dancers who are the living embodiment of his style and grace.


All general Drupal Dev Days activities, such as sessions and sprints, will be hosted at ISCTE-IUL University, a public university established in 1972, dedicated to teaching, research and community service activities.
Social events may be located off-site. Please, check the event schedule for details.
ISCTE - INSTITUTO UNIVERSITÁRIO DE LISBOA
Av.ª das Forças Armadas
How to get there
ISCTE-IUL University is located in the Avenidas Novas neighborhood.
From the airport:
- 10 - 15 minutes by car
- 30 - 35 minutes by metro - at the airport, take the Red line and change to the Yellow line at Alameda. Take the Yellow line, direction Odivelas, to Entre Campos. ISCTE is a 7-minute walk away from the station.
From downtown Lisbon:
- 20 minutes by metro - at Baixa-Chiado, take the Blue line, direction Reboleira, and change to the Yellow line at Marquês de Pombal. Take the Yellow line, direction Odivelas to Entre Campos.
You can use the Metro journey planner for other itineraries.


If you’ve driven down Highway 33 north of Hawley, you might notice folks out walking and riding bike along the wide shoulder, and during track season, the Nugget track team likes to go out there and run. You might notice folks riding horses in the ditches and crops starting to sprout in the fields. It’s a beautiful countryside out there, and the neighborhood works hard to keep it that way.
Every spring, for the last forty years, the close knit neighborhood along Highway 33 comes together and cleans ditches. The Adopt a Highway program wasn’t even established yet, when this local community claimed that stretch of highway.
Do not miss this great story by Jen Miller.


THE FERN SATTVA RESORT, DWARKA
Welcome to the DEVBHUMI DWARKA. Dwarka, the gateway to heaven, the gateway to moksha. One of the foremost char dhams, one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites. The city is home to Gomti ghat where pilgrims take a dip in the holy river. The…
Welcome to the DEVBHUMI DWARKA. Dwarka, the gateway to heaven, the gateway to moksha. One of the foremost char dhams, one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites. The city is home to Gomti ghat where pilgrims take a dip in the holy river. The ghat has small shrines dedicated to Samudra, Saraswathi and Goddess Laxmi. Apart from Dwarkadhish Temple, other places of religious attraction are Rukmini Devi Temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple-one of the 12 jyotirlings of Lord Shiva, Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Temple, Sudama Setu, Gopi Talav, Bet Dwarka island (accessible by boat), Balaramji Temple at Baradia and one of the 84 bethakjis for Vaishnavas. Other recreational activities include the white-sand Okha Madhi and Shivrajpur beaches, full-day private boat trips, dolphin sighting trips, scuba diving, bird watching in winters, and a lot more. A tranquil getaway, far from the ruckus of the city, where you can have your day in the sun and sea. Perfectly capturing Dwarka grace and enduring allure with its ambience of warmth and coziness in a contemporary setting, The Fern Dwarka, is located in the quiet and yet close vicinity of temples. Blending contemporary amenities with personalized services, our elegant, as well as attractive rooms and suites, ensure guests have a truly welcoming and relaxing retreat every time. Our fully equipped business centre offers state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment and high-speed wireless internet is available throughout the hotel. Be it your next informal college group reunion that was a long time coming, a fancy party you have been wanting to throw to celebrate your promotion, or the corporate dinner party, our facilities, state of the art technology and service that is beyond your imagination are sure to blow your mind off. We have lots of activities to make your stay memorable. Dwarka has lovely temples, pristine beaches, and our resort is perfectly equipped to suit your needs. Our lawns are a perfect fit for Vedic weddings. We pride ourselves on our guest rooms and cottages that are second to none in the whole city. This destination, owing to its legacy and service, draws people from all parts of the city. At your demand, the events and activities could also spill over to the lush green meadows outside and smartly integrate whatever we have to offer. Whether you want to backstroke your way across the breadth of our swimming pool, unwind in the alfresco and challenge your friends to a game of table tennis, snooker, we try to provide you every-thing of your pleasure and leisure under one roof. Come here for some quality time with your loved ones, and go home, all prepped uptake the ensuing week, head-on.


Most people would have heard of Google, primarily for searching for information on the World Wide Web (Web), a part of the Net (Internet), via Google Search. Some may know Google has some other interesting ways to search for other information, like locations via Google Maps (maps.google.com). But did you know there's more to this?
2D Web Google Maps (above) and 3D desktop Google Earth (below)
Google Earth (earth.google.com) is the desktop version of G-Maps, with the main difference being the program is in 3D while the Web version is in 2D.
2D Web Google Sky (above) and 3D desktop Google Sky (below)
Did you know G-Earth also progressed from just searching the land to space as well? It was called Google Sky but it's actually a part of G-Earth. You can also use the 2D version via the Web at sky.google.com
Then Google Ocean was added in G-Earth. However, unlike G-Sky, it's not available on the Web.
3D desktop Google Moon (above) and 2D Web Google Moon (below)
In the past, when you maximum zoom in 2D Web Google Moon, you'll see cheese, based after the phrase "The moon is made of cheese".
Now, there's Google Moon in G-Earth. Like G-Sky, G-Moon is also available on the Web in 2D at moon.google.com. There's also another nearby planetary body available from Google - Mars.
2D Web Google Mars (above) and 3D desktop Google Mars (below)
Google Mars is also incorporated into G-Earth, and you can also get it in 2D on the Web via mars.google.com
Venus is the same size as Earth, but it's too hot for life
So, will there be Google Venus at venus.google.com soon? Going by how Mars is heavily being explored as the next possible habitable planet after Earth, there's a chance Venus won't be mapped anytime soon in the near future.
Past (left) and present (right) satellite images in Google Earth
Instead, there's a higher chance G-Earth will incorporate a Future Time Slider in the not so distant future to enable a Temporal Database of what you're looking at - be it G-Maps, G-Sky, G-Ocean, G-Moon, or G-Mars. With this, you'll not only be able to search for past information as you now can in G-Earth, but also future predictions based on historical and present information.
This was what Vinton G. Cerf (the Father of the Internet), the Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist @ Google said during the 2008 WCIT (World Congress on Information Technology), held at KLCC (Kuala Lumpur City Centre) Convention Centre (KLCCCC or KLC4?). The WCIT is organised by the World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA).
To get G-Earth (which comes with G-Sky, G-Ocean, G-Moon and G-Mars in the latest version 5), visit earth.google.com
images from Wikipedia


Location: Oxnard, CA
Owner: Statham Oxnard L.P. A California Limited Partnership
Architect: Perkowitz+Ruth Architects
Projected Date of Completion: September 2014
Scope of work: This project is a small strip center remodel of the exterior finishes and site upgrades. Major work includes demolition of center roof structure, new tower construction, refinish exterior and standing seam roofing repaint, concrete site work and ADA improvements and plaster.
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Utah Office: 2320 South Main Street Salt Lake City, UT 84115 (801) 486-2064
California Office: 1 Technology Drive, Suite D-411 Irvine, CA 92618 (949) 727-3552


Precise, delicate and exacting, drilling is a little-known art. The men and women who practice it work either in underground mines or on the Earth’s surface. Their goals? To take soil samples for analysis and to construct wells, tunnels and underground passages. The task may sound pretty simple, but master drillers have to be accurate, to follow safety instructions to the letter, to work long shifts and to know how to operate drills of all sizes. So it isn’t enough to just drill a hole, as some people may imagine. In reality, drillers have to master their machines and drilling techniques, as well as adapt to geological and weather conditions.
Living as they do in remote areas for weeks at a time, drillers have to get used to being away from home. After all, mining exploration rarely happens in major centers. Flies, heat and cold are other major problems, but drillers sometimes benefit from magnificent scenery and the chance to discover new destinations.
The difference between the lives of drillers in Canada and drillers in South America
Canadians working abroad have noticed major nuances in the lives of drillers depending on their location. The basic knowledge is the same, but there are differences, mostly due to differing geological formations and climates. South America is one of the more fascinating examples.
Geological formations: an important detail
Geological formations are definitely what make the biggest difference in the experiences of South American and Canadian workers. In South America, most mining properties are in the mountains, inside rocky formations. Geological formations may be much harder to work than those in Canada, and techniques have to be adjusted.
Laws on mining exploration
Major mining corporations are traded on the stock exchange, so they are demonstrably becoming more aware of working conditions and environmental protection. Although regulations differ slightly among countries, mining companies are subject to their own social and environmental commitments. This means that a company that is exploiting resources in a country with a more modern take on things will tend to apply the same regulations all over the world.
Altitude is the source of another major difference in conditions for Canadian and South American drillers. Not everyone is physically capable of working at an altitude of 4,000 or 5,000 metres. It’s extremely hard on the human body. Excellent physical health and endurance are required to work in a country like Peru, where workers have to undergo a physical exam specific to working at high altitudes.
In South America, workers spend a lot more time travelling when they work at high altitudes. In order to protect their health they don’t sleep in the mountains, so they may spend two to four hours a day travelling from the foot of the mountain to the mine and back again.
Production and climate
The rate of production per shift is markedly different between the two places. While you can easily drill 40 or 50 metres in a shift in North America, you can only drill the half of it in countries like Peru because of the altitude, the climate and the geological formation.
Interested in working as a driller? Consult our blog article about the five greatest challenges facing drillers.


The DSA works at both the national and local levels, doing a combination of strategic nationwide planning and local actions. Every DSA member, regardless of location, pays annual dues to the national organization. Optionally, St. Louis DSA supporters can also choose to donate directly to the local St. Louis DSA chapter. That money stays local and allows STL DSA to spend our resources on local campaigns and programs.
*Note: Membership in National DSA gives you full membership rights, including voting rights, in StL DSA. Donating locally does not give you any additional rights or privileges in the organization, but it does help us build power!


The worldwide Tumor Ablation Market is prone to acquire USD 1.5 billion at a compound annual progress price (CAGR) of over 11% in the course of the forecast part (2015-2022). The key progress drivers influencing the market are the rising occurrences of assorted kinds of cancers and the rising technical developments within the area of thermal ablation strategies. The tumor ablation market is categorized as applied sciences, therapies, purposes, and areas. Main applied sciences of the market are microwave, radiofrequency, cryoablation, and several other different applied sciences together with Excessive-Depth Targeted Ultrasound (HIFU), radioiodine, laser ablation and many others. Radiofrequency dominated the know-how sector in 2015. Nevertheless, the microwave ablation sector is prone to expertise an enormous progress (15%) within the close to future. Enhanced effectivity together with minimal problems and course of time (5 to 10 min.) is alleged to enhance the section progress. Laparoscopic, surgical, and percutaneous procedures are the assorted remedy procedures of the tumor ablation market. The surgical process sector held a considerable amount of market share (38.0%) in 2015. This may be attributed to open surgical procedures associated to breast and liver most cancers. Nevertheless, the percutaneous process sector is alleged to expertise a major progress throughout 2015 to 2022 owing to the rising calls for for minimally invasive procedures. The important thing purposes of tumor ablation embrace a number of cancers reminiscent of breast, liver, prostate, lung, kidney, ENT most cancers and many others. The liver most cancers sector held the most important share in 2015 and is additional anticipated to develop in the course of the forecast interval. Alternatively, the lung most cancers sector is anticipated to expertise great progress owing to the components reminiscent of rising smoking incidences, air air pollution and deskbound life-style. Geographically, the tumor ablation market is separated into Center East & Africa, North America, Asia-Pacific (APAC), Europe, and Latin America. The North America area dominated the market with over 32% share in 2015. The APAC area is estimated to report the quickest CAGR over the forecast interval. The bettering healthcare infrastructures in APAC is alleged to spur market progress on this area within the coming years. The key members of the tumor ablation market are Galil Medical Inc., HealthTronics, Angiodynamics, Boston Scientific Company, and SonaCare Medical.
Thursday, November 30, 2023


Farms, Ranches & Acreage in the Mountains and Plains
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Approx. 10 miles southwest of Wiggins, Colorado on CR 52 and west 1 mile on CR G in Morgan County
Total property includes 299 Acres. There are 250 irrigated acres under 2 pivots. There is a 2016 Rienke Sprinkler and a 2006 Valley Sprinkler — both in excellent condition. This a certified organic farm with 4 co-mingled wells. The corners are surveyed, so they can be sold for home sites. There is also 1 Quality Water Tap for one of the sites.
4 Co-mingled wells with annual appropriation of 800 acre-feet In the Kiowa-Bijou Designated Ground Water Basin.
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Approx. $ 3,700
Minerals are not being reserved, if any.


This is an exclusive preview of a GIS mapping project currently being developed for the City of Seattle. They show patterns of crime on a monthly or quarterly basis for three index crime themes (see below). Im only previewing the quarterly maps for 1994 here, but you get the idea. I have monthly and quarterly maps available for all of 1991-1994.
If you would like to see these maps developed for YOUR city, or if you have any comments at all (Im especially partial to raving reviews), please e-mail me at email@example.com. Thanks.
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Way back in 1948 The Bureau of Labor Statistics started an annual publication called the Occupational Outlook Handbook. For nearly 70 years it has been the go-to source for job seekers to get a sense of the occupations that are on the job market. It is undoubtedly the ultimate career counselor.
It is chock full of information that is valuable to job seekers. The recruiter handbook offers a general job description, median pay, training and education needed, number of jobs across the nation, outlook for the next decade and more. State and local data is also there. Additionally, it won’t surprise you that when the handbook moved from a print publication to online, the information at any job hunter’s fingertips grew exponentially.
As handy as it is for job seekers, take it from me, the information contained within this huge resource can be extremely valuable for recruiters. You can answer important questions like:
- How difficult is the outlook for hiring for this position?
- In what type of environment might you find those in this position?
- Where are the largest talent pools for this position – by state or metro area?
- How do wages compare from market to market?
It’s all there…and way more! For example, a cool mapping tool with over 4,800 maps reveals the employment, wages, and local quotient for over 800 occupations by state and metro area. To take a test drive click here.
You can also develop tables for multiple occupations in one geographic area or industry or one occupation in multiple geographic areas and industries. Create a table now.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics updates their data each year in May. So the information you are getting is fresh. And the price is just right for every recruiter’s budget. It’s free.
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Norfolk Apartments Location
Norfolk Luxury Beachfront Apartments is ideally located in cosmopolitan Main Beach.
Situated just a short drive north of Surfers Paradise, Main Beach is famous for its sophisticated shopping and dining and stunning white sandy beach. The suburb is home to iconic attraction Sea World, while the Gold Coast’s other famous theme parks Movie World, Dream World and Wet ‘n’ Wild are just a short drive away.
Just a short drive back from the coast, you’ll find the stunning National Parks of the Gold Coast hinterland.
Check In Instructions
Check In 14:00:00
Check Out 10:00:00
If you will be arriving late, please contact us in advance to arrange late check-in.
Car Parking Details
There is secure undercover parking for guests.
From Brisbane: After Crossing the Southport Bridge on Gold Coast Highway, take the second street on the left (Tedder Avenue) and turn right into Breaker Street. Continue towards the Ocean. We are located on the right hand side on the corner of Breaker Street and Main Beach Parade.
From Coolangatta: Turn Right into Tedder Avenue, before the Southport Bridge.


We decided to take a family day out to Dunstaburgh Castle during our trip to Northumberland.
The castle is north of the village of Craster. We parked in a car park in the village (£2 to park all day) and took a lovely walk to the castle. It was a glorious day so put lots of sun cream on Baby M, put him in his pushchair and got walking. We went with my mum, dad and their dog Maddie too. A true family day out.
The walk to the castle is lovely, through fields along the coast line. The fields had sheep and cows in, they didn't seem bothered by people walking by. Dogs must be kept on their leads
You don't have to go into the castle grounds to admire its wonder however as English Hertiage members we got in for free. Adult tickets cost £4.30, Child £2.60 and under 5's are free.
It takes about 35 minutes to walk around the ruins of the castle and the views into the sea are amazing
We then decided to walk to the beach.
If you do go to the castle and then the beach don't do what we did and forget the baby carrier. It was really difficult along parts of the path with the pushchair and my dad and Mr M ended up lifting it over rocky parts. We then got to the point where Mr M just carried Baby M and we folded up the pushchair.
It was worth it though as the beach was lovely. Plus saying it was the school holidays and a glorious day it wasn't that busy either. We had a lovely picnic.
This was the first time Baby M had been on a proper sandy beach. It was also the first time he stood in the sea. My parent's dog loved it too
We walked back to Craster and had a lovely cup of tea and cake in the Shoreline cafe, whilst we were in the cafe the local Sea King flew by and the crew gave us all a wave.
I would definitely recommend this as a day out for the family. There is so much to see and do. We walked 10 miles, according to my Fitbit.
We had a great time
This post has been added to Coombe Mill's #CountryKids link and Red Rose Mummy's #WHWH. Go check what other families have been up to for great ideas for days out.


We invite you to Quebec City for the 9th World Conference on Ecological Restoration from 19 – 24 June 2021. This conference is being jointly hosted by the Society for Ecological Restoration (SER), the Canadian Land Reclamation Association (CLRA), and Université Laval and will also serve as CLRA’s National Conference!
The conference theme for SER2021 is “Reclaim, Restore, Rewild (RE3).” The RE3 theme reflects the diversity of land management options and the restorative continuum. The need to foster communication among groups that may see their goals as separate is more important than ever as we launch the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. SER2021 will provide a dynamic platform to bring together members of the restoration, reclamation, and rewilding community to discuss the many ways we can approach the process of reversing ecosystem degradation at the regional, national, and international levels. The SER2021 program will feature world-renowned keynote and plenary speakers, numerous symposia, trainings and workshops, and field trips.
We are excited to bring together colleagues from around the world in the amazing setting of Québec City to discuss and debate the opportunities, issues, and challenges involved in addressing a range of restorative actions around the world. The conference is expected to draw more than 1,000 international delegates, both virtually and in person, that embody the professional and cultural diversity of experts in the scientific, technical, and socio-economic dimensions of restoring damaged and degraded ecosystems,
We recognize that there is no timeline, anywhere, for when large events will be safe again or when people will feel ready to participate in-person at a conference. Given this ongoing uncertainty, we have committed to making SER2021 CLRA Québec RE3 Conference into a hybrid (virtual and in-person) event that prioritizes connection and engagement; these changes will have the added benefit of making participation in SER2021 CLRA Québec RE3 Conference more flexible and accessible than ever before.
Save the date: June 19 – 24, 2021!
SER2021 CLRA Québec RE3 Conference – Organizing Committee
Line Rochefort, PhD, Université Laval – Chair
Secretariat SER2021 CLRA Québec RE3 Conference
Conferium Conference Services
425, boul. René-Lévesque Ouest
Québec QC G1S 1S2
Tel.: +1 418 522 8182
Toll-free (Canada and U.S.): 1 800 618 8182
Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 16:00 U.S. / Canadian Eastern Time


This new resource builds on the Employer’s Roadmap project delivered for the Foreign Credentials Recognition Office (FCRO) in 2009. A step-by-step guide, The Employer’s Roadmap guides Canadian employers through the process of hiring and retaining internationally-trained workers. The format and content was developed in consultation with employers, business groups, sector councils and immigrant serving agencies.
The labour market integration of internationally-trained workers across the country is affected by different local conditions:
- Settlement patterns
- Involvement of provincial governments in Canadian immigration programs
- Involvement of municipalities in attracting newcomers and providing settlement services
- General awareness of the benefits of hiring internationally-trained workers
- Economic and industrial conditions and employer's needs in the region
- Availability of supporting resources and services
The project addresses regional variability by developing and distributing Regional Roadmaps for employers, particularly SMEs. The initial Employer's Roadmap has been expanded with customized information for supplemental Regional Roadmaps that address the context and needs of employers in eight different regions in Canada.


Garth Brooks will stage his final two Dive Bar shows on the same day in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and now we know where and when they’ll be happening.
Both concerts will take place December 2nd, with the Massachusetts show happening at Foxborough's Six String Grill & Stage, while the Pennsylvania gig is set for Mt. Laurel, New Jersey's Prospectors Grille & Saloon.
As for how to get tickets, they can only be won via local country radio stations.
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you today to the second Virtual International Workshop of the Excelsior Project, with a view to tackle Atmospheric & Climate Research in the Eastern Mediterranean, Middle East and North Africa region.
It truly is an honour to be here and I would like to congratulate the organisers of this event, the Excelsior Project and the Eratosthenes Centre of Excellence, for their dedication and relentless efforts to boost research and innovation in our country. Organising such initiatives, with the participation of representatives of pioneering and world-leading organisations from abroad, such as NASA and the European Space Agency, as well as prestigious academic and research institutions, is vital in order to discuss the latest developments in topics that can address a wide range of challenges and to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and expertise.
The field of space-based technologies was once considered to be too advanced for a small country like Cyprus. Α possibility that not many would have dared to consider twenty years ago. To this end, we are particularly proud of the establishment of Eratosthenes, with Excelsior Project being in fact one of the most ambitious in the Research and Innovation history of Cyprus, aiming to establish our country in the sector of space technology.
Focusing on the area of earth observation, space applications and geospatial information and analysis, Eratosthenes aspires to become a fully functional Innovation Hub and a Research Excellence Centre in the EMMENA region, whilst creating an ecosystem where state-of-the-art sensing equipment, cutting-edge research, targeted education services and entrepreneurship, come together.
Ladies and gentlemen,
In a rapidly evolving world, where humanity is facing increasing challenges, such as the global spread of infectious diseases and of course, climate change which poses large-scale hazards to human health and has both a direct and indirect impact on species and ecosystems, it is now even more essential than ever to embrace result-driven creativity. This is the reason why fuelling cutting-edge ideas across all levels of education, society and industry, facilitating research, innovation and technology, along with cultivating green consciousness, stand as our top priority.
To this end, the direction of the Cypriot Government is clear: Formulate a new sustainable growth model which fosters research, innovation and technology, accelerate the transition to a green economy and increase efficiency through digitalisation, being capable of expanding the productive base of the economy.
Having this in mind, the Research and Innovation Foundation launched the Bridge Funding programmes in April, with a total budget of €15 million, aiming to provide incentives for collaborations between private and publicly-funded academic and research organisations, while strengthening the competitiveness of the entire local ecosystem and increasing the critical mass of research activity in Cyprus.
Big opportunities also arise from Europe’s new and most ambitious funding programme for Research and Innovation, “Horizon Europe”. The Programme opens the way for real actions and progress, assembling the world’s best minds to work together and deliver revolutionary smart solutions to the key issues of our times. With a total budget of €95.5 billion, “Horizon Europe” looks ahead in making the continent a strong force in a digital age that respects and protects our planet.
For us, through our different capacities under the umbrella of the Cyprus National Research and Innovation Governance System, but also for me personally, synergies along with the development of a culture of creativity and innovation, are essentially the driving force behind the creation of a productive R&I environment, which will strengthen the local ecosystem and lead to the development and commercialisation of value-added innovative products and services. An ecosystem that is fit-for-the-future and efficient, adding value horizontally across all sectors of the economy.
Acknowledging the high importance of broadening the academia-industry cooperation networks, RIF is setting up a national Knowledge Transfer Office and has formed a collaboration with Knowledge Transfer consultant Mr Tom Hockaday, a leading figure in the world of university knowledge transfer and university-business interactions, targeting to convey results stemming from scientific and technological research to the market and thus the wider society.
Dear members of Eratosthenes,
I would like to congratulate you once again and reiterate our full support towards your aspirations to transform Cyprus into a national and regional hub for earth surveillance and space-based monitoring of the environment.
I am confident that the discussions that follow will prove to be thought-provoking and beneficial for our joint efforts for a better future driven by research, scientific excellence and innovation.


Oklahoma lawmakers are considering naming a highway in the Sooner State after President Donald J. Trump. Senate Bill 624 addresses memorial bridge and highway designations in Oklahoma.
The bill proposes to name the section of State Highway 287 beginning at the municipal limits of Boise City extending southeast to the Oklahoma-Texas border in Cimarron County to be designated as the “President Donald J. Trump Highway.” It would direct the Department of Transportation to place suitable permanent markers bearing the name on the highway.
— Dillon Richards (@KOCODillon) April 22, 2021
The measure states that the signage for the President Donald J. Trump Highway would be paid for by the authors and coauthors of the bill.


Jardines del Puerto, a perfect location from which to explore the heart of Puerto Banus. Set just a minutes walk from the popular marina with its numerous shops, bars, night clubs and the beach.
Jardines del Puerto as its name suggests, is a wonderful community of apartments set in charming gardens full of flowers and fountains. You can admire views of exciting Puerto Banús from the ample terraces, enjoy a game paddle tennis on the private on site court or a swim in one of the many outdoor pools .
The exclusive city of Marbella, with its shops and entertainment, is just 5 km away. If you wish to visit more historical places, you can experience the magic of cities such as Granada, Seville & Cordoba or visit the exotic Morocco after a 2-3 hour trip. If you are a fan of winter sports, Sierra Nevada is just 2 hours away.
Jardines del Puerto is 59 km from the Malaga Airport and 69 km from Gibraltar Airport.


Ocoee River Itinerary - 2 Days
Maximum Fun - 2 Day Ocoee Getaway
Ready to explore America’s Favorite Whitewater and Southeastern Tennessee’s outdoor recreation gem – the Ocoee River? Here are insider tips to maximize your fun on a fantastic two day adventure getaway in the Ocoee River Corridor. Head to the Ocoee the morning of day one and play, dine, and explore the area over your two days.
Explore the Olympic Whitewater Slalom Course
Hit the road early and get to the world famous Ocoee River mid morning. Lace up your hiking shoes and go explore the site of the 1996 Olympic whitewater course on the Upper Ocoee. There is plenty of parking, including for campers and trailers. Picnic and explore the river and riverside trails. If it’s a weekend, the water will be “on” and watch whitewater rafters and private boaters navigate the Upper Ocoee rapids. It its midweek, the dam is not releasing water and you can play in lovely swimming holes. Check into your unique, local, friendly lodging in the Corridor before or after you visit the Upper – depending on checkin times.
Lunch Options Near the Ocoee River
The Upper Ocoee River is on the east side of the Corridor. Head to Ducktown and Copperhill Brewery for lunch options, if you didn’t bring your own picnic. Or, head west in the Corridor just past Parksville Lake and enjoy the Big Frog Mountain Burritos at Ocoee Dam Deli & Diner, or grab a delicious pizza at the Ocoee Gondolier.
Looking for something else? The Ocoee River Corridor has many options for every palate.
Afternoon Activities -Waterfalls and Waterslides
After a delicious lunch, head to Chilhowee Recreation Area and hike to the 65 foot, stunning at Benton Falls. The road to Chilhowee is right across from Parksville Lake, in the middle of the Ocoee River Corridor. Or, hit the natural water slides of Goforth Creek, right off Highway 64 beside the Ocoee River. There is parking roadside, and it’s a short hike up the creek on a pretty steep trail.
Dinner with a side of History
After a day of exploring the wonders of the Ocoee River Corridor, there are many delicious dining options. On the east side, options include Rod’s Rockin Rolls in Ducktown, TN. Or head farther east and explore the historic downtown area of McCaysville, GA, and Copperhill, TN. These border towns are split by the Ocoee River, named Ocoee on the TN side, and named Toccoa on the GA side.
History of Ducktown: Ducktown was the headquarters of the Copper mining operations back in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The name Ducktown is a translation of the original Cherokee name for this town Gawonvyi, or Kawana – which means “duck place” in English. It is also said that the town was named after a Cherokee Chief named Chief Duck (with the Cherokee name sounding like the English word “duck”).
Cookouts & Sunsets: Or, enjoy a great cookout if you are camping at one of the many campgrounds in the Ocoee River Corridor. Then cap off your day with a beautiful sunset from the Chilhowee Mountain Overlook. You’ll drive up, up, up the mountain road in Chilhowee Recreation Area to get to this location. Expect a 15 minute drive from Parksville Lake to the lookout – it’s totally worth it!
Java and Breakfast Options
Before setting off to meet at your rafting outfitter’s location to take on the Class III-IV rapids of the Ocoee River, grab a perfect latte and a breakfast treat at Ocoee Coffee Joint, on the west side the Corridor. If your day starts at the top side of the gorge near Copperhill, then grab a bite at Yellowbird Coffee Shop.
Note that many of the Ocoee River rafting outfitters offer coffee and breakfast options at their outposts – so convenient!
Whitewater Rafting on the Ocoee River
Whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River is an exhilarating adventure for those aged 12+ that immerses participants in a world of adrenaline-pumping rapids, stunning natural beauty, and rich historical significance. Your start time will depend on the Rafting Outfitter selected, the first morning trips launch from the river put-in as early as 9AM, but your arrival time at your rafting company outpost needs to account for checkin, gear, river safety talk, and transportation to the put-in. Be sure to note your outfitter’s specified outpost arrival time! Prepare for your trip to be between 3-3.5 hours for either the Middle or the Upper Ocoee River trip.
Want to see all the river has to offer? Schedule a Full Day Combo trip that include the Upper Ocoee, lunch, and the Middle Ocoee! Note that the combo trip is only available on weekends, due to the Upper Ocoee limited release schedule.
Afternoon: Funky Shops, Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, or Ziplining
If you do a half day trip on the river, spend the rest of the day in Copperhill, TN, or McCaysville, GA, and explore the historic downtown area that divides two states. Stroll along the quaint streets lined with an array of unique shops and cozy boutiques like Daffodillys Plant Co., Blue Ridge Olive Oil Co, and Toccoa River Outfitters and Fly Shop.
You can also hop on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway for a 2-hour scenic express ride along the Toccoa River. Perfect for train buffs and wee ones.
Ready to fly through the trees? Go ziplining and test your love of heights with an aerial adventure! Check out your ziplining and aerial adventures options here.
Last Chance Dinner Before You Head Home
After a fun-filled day seeing all the beauty of the Ocoee River Corridor, you’re ready to head home. Depending on which way you are driving (southeast to Atlanta, West to Nashville, southwest to Birmingham, north to Knoxville, or west to Asheville and beyond – hit up the restaurants on your way. See all your Food & Drink options by Corridor location here.


Welcome! Our Apartments are in the Finest Chicago Neighborhoods of Old Town, Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Wrigleyville and Ravenswood. Our buildings have roof decks with breathtaking views of our beautiful skyline. Walk to the finest boutiques, restaurants, nightlife or take a stroll along the magnificent lakefront and Lincoln Park Zoo. All of our Properties are short walk to the L and bus stops.
The sheer variety of lifestyles, cultures and experiences makes Chicago a fantastic place to live. One of the city's most notable features is the beautiful lakefront along Lake Michigan. Virtually the entire lakefront is devoted to recreation and enjoyment, with plenty of beaches, parks, harbors and museums to provide an unlimited number of things to see and do. For those who enjoy a little culture, Chicago has enough to keep you busy for weeks. There are a multitude of museums; two of the most famous are the Art Institute of Chicago and the Shedd Aquarium.


Romen Mathieu is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of the EuroMena Funds, covering the Middle East and Africa and regulated under the AIFM directive in Malta (EU).
He is also a board member of the International Chamber of Commerce Lebanon and an active member of eminent organizations supporting SMEs, entrepreneurship programs and corporate governance initiatives across the region.
Armed with more than 25 years of experience in corporate transactions and family-owned businesses, covering Europe, the Middle East and Africa, he also chairs and/or sits on the board of several companies in a diverse range of sectors and countries.
He was a Partner of Ernst & Young Corporate Finance and M&A in France. Prior to that, he worked with Lazard Frères in M&A. He kick-started his career with Arthur Andersen, in its corporate restructuring and finance division in France.
Among the multitude of functions he holds today, he is the Chairman of Khoury Home SAL (the leading household retailer in Lebanon), Chairman of ITWorx ltd (the largest software development and IT services company in the Middle East), and the Vice-Chairman of Al Oyoun Al Dawli Hospital (the largest eye care hospital in Egypt).
Furthermore, he is an Independent Board Member of Chedid Capital Holding SAL (ChedidRe, one of its subsidiaries, is listed among one of the top 20 reinsurance brokers in the world), a Board member of First National Bank SAL (one of the top 10 banks in Lebanon), and a Board member of Sakson Holding SAL (one of the top oil drilling companies covering the Middle East and Africa).
He holds two graduate degrees in Finance (DESS and Magistère) and a master’s degree in Management from the Sorbonne University.


Company "GRAND PHARM TRADE" Winner in the nomination "Distributor of the Year" Eurasian Pharma Awards
From October 14 to 21, 2020, the next Eurasian Virtual Pharmaceutical Summit was organized on the Advatix Pharma platform, where about 100 major pharmaceutical market participants from 13 countries of the Eurasian Union (Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Armenia, Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Mongolia) took part.
Following the results of the Summit on October 21, 2020, the results were summed up and the nominees for the Eurasian Pharma Award were announced in 13 categories.
As part of the "Distributor of the Year" nomination, according to the independent jury, the company "Grand PharmTrade" (Uzbekistan) was recognized as the best.
Receiving the award in the "Distributor of the Year" category, Azizhuzha Abboskhuzhayev, a shareholder of Grand PharmTrade, emphasized its importance as a recognition of the great work done by the entire team of the Company during the difficult time of the global pandemic.
"It is a great honor for Grand Pharm Trade to become a nominee and receive a high rating from the jury based on the results of the work done by the company.
The highly professional team of the Company will continue to set ambitious goals, despite the difficulties, and the main priority in our mission is to ensure the uninterrupted supply to consumers of the necessary wide range of medicines and high-quality medical products, using advanced innovative technologies.
The implementation of the accounting, control and management system through the SAP program has enabled the Company to reduce costs, reduce the freezing of capital in inventory, increase the efficiency of the team and the turnover of goods, as well as increase control over financial flows," A. Abboskhyzhayev stressed.


Bay Cities is a trustworthy partner.
Bay Cities gives me what I need – transparency and follow through.
Their level of service is unmatched.
Bay Cities is a good company run efficiently – they care!
I really like the team – they deliver good quality products and great service.
I can trust that issues are taken care of.
Bay Cities operates from three strategic locations in California and Arizona with more than 300,000 SF of dedicated manufacturing and warehouse space. We serve California, Nevada, and Arizona with diverse fleet capabilities ranging from stakebeds to flatbeds, ensuring timely and efficient shipping across the region. We offer a vast range of high-quality and precision design products that meet our customers’ needs.


LAST HOTEL MEETING SPACES NEAR FIRA GRAN VIA STILL AVAILABLE! BOOK NOW -
The NH Collection Barcelona Gran Hotel Calderón, formerly known as NH Barcelona Calderon, has an unbeatable location right in the middle of the Eixample district of Barcelona. Built on the site of the old teatro Calderón, and completely renovated in 2016 as NH’s newest 5 star hotel in Barcelona, it’s a 10-minute walk to Las Ramblas, while Passeig de Gràcia, the city’s nicest shopping street, is easily reached on foot. Emblematic buildings and sights such as Casa Batlló, Casa Milà (La Pedrera), La Sagrada Familia, and the Picasso museum are also nearby.


When: February 4th-7th, 2018
Where: Budapest (Hungary)
Who: Junior members of the EADMFR (MSc and PhD students, in specialist training or equivalent in Dento Maxillo Facial Radiology
Format: State of the art lectures, workshops and interactive film reading sessions
Budapest is the capital and most populous city of Hungary and one of the largest cities in the European Union.Budapest’s location is a prime site for habitation because of its geography, and there is ample evidence of human settlement on the Danube’s western side from Neolithic times onward. Divided in two by the Danube, the city is made up of Buda on one side: with Ottoman-era thermal baths at the foot of the spectacular Gellért Hill, the royal palace and Matthias Church, it radiates calm and peace. One the other side lies Pest, vibrant and lively, with its slew of museums rich in cultural and historical treasures, extraordinary Secessionist architecture, its majestic Parliament building considered as one of the most magnificent in the world, Saint Stephen’s Basilica surrounded by pedestrian streets, and its entirely renovated Jewish Quarter and Palace District.
Besides its historical value, Budapest has a highly developed cultural scene with its world-class festivals, theatres, museums, concert halls and sporting events. For relaxing and enjoying nature, Margaret Island is the city’s “green heart” (considered by many to be one of Europe’s best city parks) - the perfect place to enjoy a stroll, various sports, swimming in outdoor pools or soaking in thermal baths and spas. As for foodies, the celebrated creations of Hungarian cuisine are a definite must!
Verdi Grand Hotel
The venue is Verdi Grand Hotel http://www.verdigrandhotel.com/
Newly built four star hotel located in Budapest’s downtown, 73 rooms – standard, superior twin and double rooms, 2 sleeping room family rooms and suites – perfect harmony combining modern young style. The hotel welcomes guests, providing business and tailor-made services with a well-equipped conference room for hundred people, panoramic Wellness center, RED Restaurant with terrace and underground private parking.
All rooms are airconditioned and equipped with a private bathroom, shower, toilet, equipped kitchenette, microwave grill, water kettle, fridge with a freezer, 32” flat-screen LED TV with satellite channels, comfortable orthopedic latex mattress, spacious wardrobe, desk, chairs and free Wi-Fi in the room and throughout the hotel. Each room has a terrace or balcony.
EADMFR and the EADMFRs Junior Committee will host the meeting. Our local host in Budapest will be Bence Tamás Szabó.
Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport (BUD), formerly known as Budapest Ferihegy International Airport, is about 10 miles from the city center. Many major European and North American airlines either fly directly to Budapest or offer connections.
What are you looking for? Budapest Airport Terminals & Facilities | Budapest Airport Transfer | Budapest Airport Flight Information | Budapest Airport Parking
Budapest Airport Terminals & Facilities
Budapest Airport has two main terminals: T1 and T2. Terminal 1 has closed as of May 30th, 2012. Terminal 2 is further divided into 2A and 2B. 2A serves flights to/from Schengen countries and 2B serves all non-Schengen destinations, such as the U.S. Terminals 2A and 2B are connected by SkyCourt, a brand new passenger hall.
Airport facilities include the usual, duty free shops, ATMs, money exchange, post office, restaurants, baggage wrapping, short- and long-term parking, tourist information and car rental. The following car rental companies offer airport pickup in the terminal: Avis, Budget, Dollar, Alamo, Europcar, Hertz, National and Thrifty. E-Z is off terminal, accessible via shuttle.
WiFi internet access is available in all terminals. Service is provided by Pannon (free of charge) and T-Mobile. Free WiFi is also available in SkyCourt.
If you are waiting for someone or have some time to kill before your departure check out the outside observation deck at Terminal 2.
Budapest Airport Transfer
As in all major cities, use caution and avoid taking a ride with strangers offering transfers to the city. Use either the shared shuttle (Airport Minibus) or the officially appointed cab company to service the airport (Főtaxi). There are also many private companies offering pre-booked limousines.
Airport Minibus offers a shared ride to any address in the city for a flat fee. Discounted roundtrip tickets are also available. Advance booking is available online or over the phone; however it's not necessary, as they have a booth inside each terminal on the arrivals level. After purchasing a ticket, your name will be called when the driver arrives. Booking a transfer to the airport generally requires a 24-hour advance notice. We at visitBudapest.travel have been using this service for many years and they have always been reliable. A one-way trip to the city center is HUF 3,900 per person and a return trip is HUF 6,900.
Phone: (+36-1) 550-0000
On Sep 1st 2013, a new law was introduced in Hungary regulating the price and service of all taxis in Budapest. A ride to the city center should typically cost around HUF 6,500 / EUR 22 depending on traffic conditions. The officially appointed taxi company serving the airport is Főtaxi.
Terminal 1 is connected with the city center via rail. Hungarian State Railway (MÁV) operates trains between Terminal 1 and Western Railway Station. The trip takes about 30 minutes. As of May 30th 2012, after the closure of Terminal 1, passengers can transfer to Terminal 2 from the train station adjacent to Terminal 1 via bus Nr. 200E.
Both terminals are accessible via public transport. Buses run between Kőbánya-Kispest metro station and the airport. The ride from the metro station to Terminal 2 takes about 30 minutes. The bus to take is 200E.
Single tickets, travel cards and monthly passes are sold at the Post Office at Terminal 2A (open Monday to Friday 8 am to 3:30 pm). Single tickets and ten-trip coupon books are also available at the Relay newsstands located at the arrivals-level at Terminal 2A and 2B (open daily 6:30 am to 11 pm).


We are a small family farm specializing in all natural produce and eggs. We sell lettuce and greens year round and specialty items, such as cherry tomatoes and English cucumbers, during the summer and fall.
Our products can be found at Harvest Local Foods in Manchester, TN.
We are also now selling online through several markets on the locallygrown.net platform.
For Murfreesboro and Rutherford County shop the Stones River Market:
For Southern Middle Tennessee including Franklin and Grundy Counties, Winchester, Sewanee, and Monteagle, shop the South Cumberland Farmers Market:
For Davidson and Williamson Counties, including Nashville and Franklin, shop the Fresh Harvest Market:


EL SALVADOR FINCA PIEMONTE MILLENIUM COFFEE
A complex yet balanced coffee with a hint of creamy orange, cherries, and a pleasantly sweet finish. You've never experienced El Salvador like this!
Even within a country, every patch of soil is different and yields its own locally unique batch of coffee. A microlot is a coffee crop that comes from a very small area, meaning that the flavor isn't mixed with other coffees from the rest of the country. It's the purest local coffee you can get without visiting the farm yourself! It's even Rainforest Alliance Certified, so you know that every sale helps conserve our rainforests.
• Location: Apaneca, Ahuachapan, El Salvador
• Elevation: 1,300m-1,500m above sea level
• Varietal: Millenium
• Process: Washed, Sun Dried on Raised Beds
• Roast: Medium
Our thanks to the descendents of the Magaña-Menendez family, who have devoted their time and efforts for over 100 years to bring you this fantastic coffee treasure! Their focus on sustainable growing practices and raising high quality coffee crops has allowed them to produce an exceptional crop that we're excited to share with you.


This summer we are #excidered to welcome our newest cider, For Shore!
For Shore is a gose inspired cider finished with coriander and sea salt. It’s dry and bubbly and best enjoyed alongside your favorite waterfront view. This gose style cider was originally created as part of our Pine St. Cellar Series. If you are not familiar with our cellar series, here’s a quick run down:
We developed this line of ciders as a homage to our home base on Pine St. in Burlington, VT and the ciders we have developed here in the cellar. The Pine St. Cellars are limited batch ciders that use experimental fermentation conditions and unique ingredients to allow us to explore the potential that exists in ciders that use real fruits and local ingredients. These ciders are only available in our Tasting Room, the batches are very limited and rarely made twice.
so, who remembers Cori-Anderson?
Shout out to a former cider maker, Anderson for the idea behind this tasty cider!
Hi Anderson! we miss you.
From there Cori-Anderson quickly became a fan favorite, so we decide to transition this delicious cider into our Origin Series, where Cori-Anderson became High Tide.
Last May we released High Tide in 12oz cans. The Good Citizens loved this gose style cider so much, that we sold out – too quickly! The people spoke and we listened, so we decided to introduce this cider into our year round cider line up. With that, came another name change, a can design update AND more FL oz. It’s no secret that in the beverage industry there are always trade mark issues. When deciding to make this cider available year round and more widely distributed we needed a name that wasn’t being used by so many different beverage companies.
and so, for shore was born
Along with the new name came the opportunity to work with the Lake Champlain Committee, a local non-profit dedicated to protecting our shores.
Citizen Cider is located on the shores of the mighty Lake Champlain. We care about the lake, we rely on the lake for our water and our livelihood as cider makers in Burlington. Over the past few years during the summer months our local lake has run into many issues. as a community we have seen beach closures, boating restrictions and many other issues that are directly impacted by the cleanliness of the water. Citizen Cider as a business decided to step up to the plate and see exactly how we could help.
So, Citizen Cider is launching the For Shore Campaign in partnership with The Lake Champlain Committee to raise proceeds for direct, focused and immediate clean-up efforts. We are committing to $1 per case in cooperation with Farrell Distributing to be donated directly to Lake Champlain Committee and their efforts in Water chestnut harvesting, cyanobacteria collection monitoring and further their dedication to lake health and accessibility.
We are ready for some fun in the sun and want to make sure our lakes, rivers and oceans are ready too!
For you, For us, For Shore.
We are also partnering up with other organizations outside of VT. Here’s a list of folks we are partnering with:


The Las Vegas Strip is synonymous with extravagance and opulence, and towering above the iconic skyline is the High Roller, the world’s tallest observation wheel. Beyond its status as a colossal landmark, the High Roller holds a trove of fascinating details that many visitors may not be aware of. Let’s embark on a journey to uncover five lesser-known facts about the High Roller Ferris Wheel in Las Vegas.
1. A Colossal Marvel of Engineering
Standing proudly at 550 feet, the High Roller is not merely a Ferris wheel; it is an engineering masterpiece. Designed by the renowned firm Arup Engineering, the wheel boasts a unique spherical shape, differentiating it from traditional Ferris wheels. The engineering brilliance lies in the fact that the High Roller can withstand the harsh desert winds that sweep through Las Vegas while providing a smooth and stable experience for its riders. Its colossal height and distinctive design make it a symbol of both innovation and architectural prowess.
2. Eco-Friendly Illumination
While the High Roller dazzles with its multicolored LED lights, adding a spectacular glow to the Las Vegas skyline, there’s more to the illumination than meets the eye. In a surprising turn toward eco-consciousness, the High Roller features an energy-efficient LED lighting system. The lights not only create a vibrant and dynamic visual display but also contribute to reducing the overall environmental impact of the attraction. This blend of glitz and environmental responsibility showcases a commitment to sustainability in the heart of the entertainment capital.
3. The Celestial Connection: Zodiac-Themed Cabins
As visitors ascend to the skies in the High Roller’s spacious cabins, they might be unaware of the celestial inspiration behind the cabin designs. Each of the 28 cabins is themed after one of the 12 signs of the zodiac. From Aries to Pisces, these cabins provide a unique and personalized experience for riders. The zodiac theme adds an extra layer of enchantment to the journey, making every rotation an opportunity for passengers to connect with their astrological sign while enjoying breathtaking views of the Las Vegas landscape.
4. Happy Hour in the Sky
For those seeking an elevated experience, the High Roller offers a unique Happy Hour in the Sky. This innovative concept combines the thrill of riding the observation wheel with the pleasure of sipping on carefully crafted cocktails. The experience includes an open bar within the cabin, allowing guests to enjoy their favorite drinks while taking in the spectacular scenery. Happy Hour in the Sky has become a popular choice for those looking to add a touch of luxury and indulgence to their High Roller adventure, making it an unforgettable way to toast to the Las Vegas lights.
5. The Marriage Capital’s Skyline Symbol
As the High Roller rotates gracefully, it offers more than panoramic views of the city; it serves as a symbol of love and commitment. The observation wheel has become an iconic backdrop for countless marriage proposals and weddings. With its breathtaking views and romantic ambiance, the High Roller provides couples with a unique and memorable setting to celebrate their love. The allure of saying “I do” against the glittering lights of Las Vegas has turned the High Roller into an unexpected but cherished symbol of romance.
In conclusion, beyond its towering stature and panoramic views, the High Roller Ferris Wheel in Las Vegas conceals a fascinating array of details that add depth to its allure. From its engineering marvels and eco-friendly lighting to zodiac-themed cabins, Happy Hour in the Sky, and its role as a symbol of love, the High Roller invites visitors to delve deeper into its captivating story. Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast, a stargazer, or a hopeless romantic, the High Roller offers an experience that goes beyond the expected, making it a standout attraction on the vibrant Las Vegas Strip.


DETROIT, October 22, 2015, — RENEE WALKER & ASSOCIATES, a full-service strategy and communications consultancy, today announced its selection to Cohort Six of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Program in Detroit, MI. Cohort Six will commence on November 6, 2015 and will conclude on March 5, 2016.
“We are extremely honored to participate in the 10,000 Small Businesses program and to continue the accelerated growth of our consultancy,” said Renée T. Walker, president, RENEE WALKER & ASSOCIATES. “We look forward to learning from the local and national program experts and from our entrepreneurial peers.”
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses is designed to provide entrepreneurs across the country with the resources they need to grow and create jobs. In the United States, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses is a $500 million investment to help entrepreneurs create jobs and economic opportunity by providing them with greater access to education, financial capital and business support services.
The program is currently operating in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia and Salt Lake City. It will continue to expand on a city-by-city basis.


A Mount Washington Hotel Wedding – Brooke & Daniel
April 13, 2017
Brooke and Daniel were married this past October at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel, one of my all-time favorite New Hampshire wedding venues. There are few venues as spectacular as the Mount Washington, especially in the Fall when the mountain sides are exploding with color. It’s always a treat to be there during that time of year, and it’s always made better when working with a couple as laid back and cool as Brooke and Daniel.
I first met up with Daniel as he was getting ready for the wedding. The guys — and gal — were relaxing, toasting and generally having a good time. I then moved over to Brooke’s room, where she had not yet arrived. I took the quiet moment to shoot some details before connecting with Brooke as she too began to put on her finishing touches. Brooke and Daniel chose to have a first look prior to their vows, and the beautiful foliage in Crawford Notch made the perfect backdrop for this moment.
Their ceremony took place on the spectacular Jewel Terrace, on the backside of the hotel, overlooking Mount Washington. As far as I am concerned, no venue in the region has a more stunning ceremony spot. I honestly could sit out there and stair at the mountains for hours! There ceremony included the typical readings and exchange of rings, but it also had a lot of much more atypical belly laughs.
Following the ceremony and cocktails, guests moved into the Grand Ballroom for the party. A great time was had by all, including myself. Here’s a glimpse at some of their day…
Thank you, Brooke and Daniel, for having me along to photograph your special day. Great working with the following people:
- Photography: Eric McCallister Photography
- Ceremony & Reception: Omni Mount Washington Resort
- Hair & Make-up: The Spa at the Omni Mount Washington Resort
- Dress: Tony Ward from Keinfeld
- Florist: Ivy & Astor Florals
- Cake: Omni Mount Washington Resort
- DJ: Peak Entertainment, Inc.
- Videography: Brandon DeTraglia


Vision & History of PMI Africa Conference
As Africa is in the process of becoming the new frontier for emerging markets, project management has become the basic element acting as the backbone to bring into existence the desired goals of all stakeholders on the continent.
On July 21st 2012, four volunteer leaders from three PMI chapters in Africa met in Johannesburg under the leadership of Deji Ishmael to create unity, and a deeper understanding of how to sustain and add value to Africa’s economy with project management as the key pillar. After the two-day meeting, it was agreed by the parties that a mega event for project management in the region will be held annually.
Further discussions and preparatory measures were taken after the meeting in July until August 2014 when plans were actualized to organize the first PMI Africa Chapters’ Project Management Conference in Africa.
On the 30th August 2015, the maiden event of the PMI Africa Conference was held in Johannesburg, at the Birchwood Convention Centre. It was a success as the six chapters confirmed their commitment and dedication by attendance and participation.
Conference Vision : An Africa working with Project Management as a key driver within the next decade
Conference Owners and Organisers :PMI Chapters (South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Cameroon, Uganda, Tanzania, Senegal, Ivory Coast)
PMI Africa Conference Visioneers
Former PMI Region Mentor, Nigeria
PMI Region Mentor, Past President, PMI Ghana Chapter
Past President, PMI Lagos Nigeria Chapter
Past President, PMI South Africa Chapter


The Crooked River Lighthouse in Carrabelle will host a full moon lighthouse climb on Saturday, Feb. 27 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Because of a sell-out January event, this February climb has been extended one hour, until 9 p.m., to allow as many attendees as possible to participate. Advance reservations for a climb time slot are required.
Visitors can enjoy this opportunity to see the gorgeous natural surroundings of the St. George Sound and Carrabelle Beach under the evening sky. The climb to the top of the tallest Forgotten Coast lighthouse rewards bold climbers with breathtaking views of the bay.
Cost is $5 for adults and $3 for kids. All climbers must be 44 inches tall. Visitors can also enjoy the fire pit (weather permitting), purchase food from Mao’s BBQ, or browse the museum and gift shop.
COVID-19 protocols limit one party at a time to climb the tower, and each will exit before the next one climbs. A limited number of climbers are allowed in each party. Due to the popularity of the Full Moon climbs, there will be a time limit for viewing from the top. Guests who would like a more leisurely climbing experience are welcome to enjoy one of the daytime climbs available every Wednesday through Sunday.
Crooked River Lighthouse is just west of the Carrabelle Public Beach Park at 1975 Hwy 98 W. For more information, contact the Museum and Gift Shop at 697-2732, email@example.com or https://www.crookedriverlighthouse.com/. Funded in part by the Franklin County Tourist Development Council.
This article originally appeared on The Apalachicola Times: Crooked River extends full moon climb hours


Washington, DC, the capital of the United States, is not only a center of political power but also home to some of the most iconic and sought-after real estate in the country. From the historic landmarks surrounding the White House to the charming streets of Georgetown, this vibrant city offers a diverse range of real estate options. In this blog, we will take a deep dive into the iconic neighborhoods of Washington, DC, exploring their unique characteristics, architectural marvels, and the allure they hold for residents and investors alike.
The White House and Its Surroundings
One cannot discuss iconic real estate in Washington, DC, without mentioning the White House. Located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, this historic building has been the official residence of every U.S. president since John Adams. The White House is not only a symbol of American democracy but also a prime example of neoclassical architecture. Its stunning design, featuring a portico, columns, and a grand central entrance, has influenced countless buildings around the world.
The area surrounding the White House is known as the President's Park, and it encompasses several notable landmarks. Lafayette Square, located just north of the White House, is a beautiful park where residents and visitors can relax and admire the surrounding historic buildings. The Blair House, the official guest residence for visiting dignitaries, is another prominent structure in this area. The White House and its surroundings represent the pinnacle of prestige and exclusivity in Washington, DC's real estate market.
Georgetown: A Historic Gem
Moving away from the political heart of the city, we come to Georgetown, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington, DC. With its cobblestone streets, row houses, and historic charm, Georgetown offers a unique living experience that is hard to find elsewhere. This neighborhood, situated along the banks of the Potomac River, is a captivating mix of residential, commercial, and retail spaces.
The architectural style in Georgetown is predominantly Federal and Georgian, giving the area an elegant and timeless ambiance. The neighborhood's residential properties range from grand mansions to cozy townhouses, each with its own story to tell. Notable landmarks in Georgetown include the Old Stone House, the oldest surviving building in Washington, DC, and the C&O Canal, which offers scenic views and recreational opportunities.
Georgetown's appeal extends beyond its stunning architecture. The neighborhood is known for its vibrant shopping and dining scene, with M Street and Wisconsin Avenue serving as the main commercial corridors. From high-end boutiques to local shops and a diverse array of restaurants, Georgetown offers something for everyone. Additionally, the annual Georgetown House Tour allows visitors to step inside some of the most exquisite homes in the neighborhood, providing a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle Georgetown has to offer.
Expanding Horizons: Other Iconic Neighborhoods
While the White House and Georgetown may be the most well-known examples of iconic real estate in Washington, DC, the city is home to several other noteworthy neighborhoods. Let's explore a few of them:
Dupont Circle: Situated in Northwest DC, Dupont Circle is known for its cosmopolitan atmosphere, diverse community, and beautiful historic properties. The neighborhood's focal point is the eponymous traffic circle, adorned with a majestic fountain. Dupont Circle offers a mix of embassies, art galleries, restaurants, and nightlife venues, making it a vibrant and culturally rich area to live in.
Adams Morgan: Located just north of Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood known for its diverse cultural influences. The area is a melting pot of different ethnicities, resulting in a lively dining scene featuring cuisines from around the world. Adams Morgan also boasts a mix of historic row houses, apartment buildings, and trendy lofts, attracting residents who appreciate its unique character.
Capitol Hill: Situated east of the Capitol building, Capitol Hill is not only a political hub but also a residential neighborhood with a rich history. The neighborhood's iconic row houses, often adorned with colorful doors, create a picturesque setting. Residents of Capitol Hill enjoy easy access to the U.S. Capitol, the Library of Congress, and the Supreme Court, along with a variety of restaurants, shops, and markets.
Washington, DC's iconic real estate is a testament to the city's rich history and significance on the global stage. From the grandeur of the White House and its surroundings to the timeless charm of Georgetown, each neighborhood has its own distinctive character and allure. Whether you're seeking a prestigious address or a vibrant cultural scene, Washington, DC offers a range of options that cater to diverse tastes and preferences. Exploring the city's iconic real estate is not only an opportunity to appreciate architectural marvels but also to immerse oneself in the vibrant tapestry of history, culture, and community that makes Washington, DC truly unique.


My first views of Finland, arriving on an afternoon flight in early summer, were of the hundreds of lakes and islands that freckle the landscape. Land meets water meets land. Land surrounds water surrounds land. The landscape in itself reflects the many dualities with which Finns are quite comfortable.
Finland is open to the Baltic sea, with the gulfs of Bothnia and Finland to the west and south-east respectively. Helsinki, the tremendously splendid and beautiful Nordic capital city, stands its ground with its various harbours facing Estonia to the south and Russia to the east.
Finland is neighbour to Sweden and Russia and still feels their many influences, in language – all the signs are in Finnish and Swedish, both are taught in schools – and buildings. I recognised much Russian-influenced architecture, reminiscent of a visit to Hungary in 1991 when they’d only just loosened their border controls and bullet holes were still visible in lots of walls, scars of former skirmishes with soviet forces. I digress…but I brought something of that understanding of occupation, and independence, into my encounter with Helsinki.
Helsinki airport sits in the northern district of Vantaa – the city itself has a core and several outlying ‘sub-cities’ now virtually merged into one. It’s the visitor’s first experience of the country as a whole and the Finns certainly use their airport to send messages to the rest of the world.
One of the first facilities to greet the weary traveller is a Chinese restaurant – not a cheap and cheerful bland copy of Chinese food as you’d find anywhere in the world. Real Chinese food, provided by real Chinese people – what better way to welcome visitors with whom newly developing business partnerships are actively being nurtured? The Finns are thoughtful people, a nation of planners and speculators, and the placing of a Chinese facility in a prime airport position is no accident at all. The city, the country, courts Chinese and south-east Asian business. It invites multi-nationals to use conference facilities in the city, in the hope, the expectation – no, the planned-in inducement – that these business people will return with their families to Finland as part of their European holiday explorations. They think things through, the Finns.
The second main ‘showcase’ within the airport is the shop of the Finns’ favourite design group, Marimekko. Vivid, bright, modern, colourful fabrics, accessories and trinkets tempt visitors and are a sign of things to come. Finns are artists and creators – the design district of Helsinki rivals that of any other major city.
A Marimekko design on a Finnair ‘plane
Helsinki is a city of competition and consultation. During my stay, posters and news articles declared the most recent developments in a competition for the design of the new Guggenheim centre. Public votes and comments were harvested daily. Waiters discussed the developments – in six or seven different languages – with visitors in cafes and restaurants. Helsinki residents enjoy this sense of collaboration and the feeling that their voices count because their opinions are based on both good knowledge and good sense. At the university, the Kaisa library was co-designed by the student body, and what a fantastic job they made of it. I could have spent a week in this place, an inspiring space.
With such a sense of collaboration and effort for the common good, mixed with innovation and creativity and a significant chunk of Nordic pragmatism, no wonder I was excited for what was to come…


January 16, 1865 Union General William T. Sherman issued Special Field Order No. 15 which confiscated as Federal property a strip of coastline stretching from Charleston, South Carolina to the St. John’s River in Florida. The order redistributed the 400,000 acres of land to newly freed black families in 40-acre segments. In a later order, Sherman also authorized the army to loan mules to the newly settled black farmers. This is the likely origin of the phrase “forty acres and a mule.” Unfortunately, the order was a short-lived promise for blacks. President Andrew Johnson overturned Sherman’s order in the fall of 1865 and returned the land to the planters who had originally owned it.


If you're an adventure seeker with a passion for exploration, Medford, Oregon, serves as the perfect launching pad for epic road trips. Nestled in the heart of the Rogue Valley, this vibrant city offers convenient access to breathtaking landscapes, outdoor activities, and hidden gems just waiting to be discovered. Buckle up, hit the road, and embark on these thrilling road trips from Medford that will satisfy your wanderlust and create unforgettable memories.
Journey along the Crater Lake Loop, a road trip that will take you through some of Oregon's most awe-inspiring landscapes. Begin your adventure by driving south from Medford on Highway 62 towards Crater Lake National Park, home to the stunning sapphire-blue Crater Lake.
As you approach the park, be prepared to be mesmerized by the sheer beauty of this natural wonder. Take your time to explore the various viewpoints and hiking trails that offer unparalleled vistas of the lake and surrounding volcanic peaks. For a unique experience, consider joining a boat tour or embarking on a challenging hike down to the water's edge.
Continue your journey around the lake, driving on the Rim Drive, a scenic route that provides breathtaking panoramas at every turn. As you complete the loop, make a stop at the historic Crater Lake Lodge to savor a meal or spend the night in this picturesque setting. Finally, head back to Medford, taking in the memories of this unforgettable road trip.
For those seeking an outdoor adventure that combines road tripping with thrilling activities, the Rogue River Adventure is the perfect choice. This road trip will take you along the Rogue River, renowned for its scenic beauty and exciting recreational opportunities.
Start your journey from Medford and drive north on Highway 62 until you reach the town of Prospect. From there, turn onto Highway 230, also known as the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway. As you wind your way through the lush forest, keep an eye out for stunning waterfalls such as Natural Bridge and Watson Falls, both of which are worth a short hike.
Continue along the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway until you reach the charming riverside town of Grants Pass. Here, you can embark on a thrilling whitewater rafting trip down the Rogue River or rent a kayak for a more leisurely paddle. Immerse yourself in the river's beauty, spot wildlife along the way, and enjoy the exhilaration of navigating the rapids.
After your river adventure, head back to Medford, cherishing the memories of an adrenaline-filled road trip through one of Oregon's most scenic regions.
For an awe-inspiring journey that combines the beauty of the coast with the charm of small coastal towns, embark on the Pacific Coast Expedition. This road trip will take you from Medford to the rugged coastline of southern Oregon, offering breathtaking views and unique experiences along the way.
Start by driving west on Highway 238, enjoying the picturesque scenery as you make your way towards the coast. Once you reach the coastal town of Gold Beach, continue north on Highway 101, also known as the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway.
As you travel along the coast, be prepared to be captivated by the rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, and dramatic sea stacks that dot the shoreline. Make stops at iconic landmarks such as Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor, where you can hike through enchanting forests and witness stunning coastal vistas.
Continue your expedition northward, passing through charming coastal towns like Bandon and Florence. Take the opportunity to explore their unique attractions, such as the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort or the iconic Heceta Head Lighthouse.
Finally, head back to Medford, reminiscing about the scenic beauty and coastal adventures that made this road trip truly unforgettable.
If you're yearning for off-the-beaten-path experiences and hidden gems, embark on a road trip dedicated to discovering Medford's best-kept secrets. This journey will take you to lesser-known destinations, offering unique and unexpected experiences.
Start your adventure by driving southeast from Medford towards the Applegate Valley. This picturesque region is known for its wineries and vineyards, where you can savor exceptional wines and enjoy the tranquility of the countryside.
From there, venture north towards Jacksonville, a historic town with preserved 19th-century architecture and a vibrant arts scene. Explore its quaint streets, visit art galleries, and immerse yourself in the town's rich history.
Continuing your road trip, head east towards the charming town of Ashland, famous for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and its thriving cultural scene. Take a stroll through Lithia Park, enjoy live theater performances, and indulge in the town's culinary delights.
Finally, make your way back to Medford, cherishing the memories of the hidden gems you discovered and the unique experiences you had along the way.
Before embarking on your road trip, keep in mind these tips to make the most of your adventure:
Medford, Oregon, serves as a gateway to unforgettable road trips, where adventure and discovery await at every turn. So, fuel up your vehicle, hit the road, and create lifelong memories as you explore the stunning landscapes, engage in thrilling outdoor activities, and uncover hidden gems along the way.


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Holland, Robert A.
Title The Mississippi River in Maps & Views: From Lake Itasca to The Gulf of Mexico (New)
Book Condition Fine
Jacket Condition Fine
Edition First Edition
Publisher New York Rizzoli 2008
0847830713 / 9780847830718
Seller ID 037393
In The Mississippi River in Maps & Views more than eighty glorious full-color maps dating from as early as 1544 celebrate "Old Man River," this profound artery at the heart of America, and the extraordinary cities that grew up on its shores, including New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis, and Minneapolis St. Paul. Beautifully drawn maps document Fernando de Soto's explorations and "discovery" of the river, as well as those of the Marquett and Joliet Expeditions. Other maps present key moments along the Mississippi in times of war (The French and Indian War, The War of 1812, The Civil War). More recent though equally artful maps and charts seek a scientific understanding of the river toward an end of controlling it, and gorgeous bird's-eye views ultimately extol the river's beauty and its environs above all else. A consideration of the Mississippi and its history as a major highway toward America's discovery of itself, through a comprehensive selection of the most beautiful maps dealing with it, will give new insight to the complex sometimes nostalgic, sometimes practical relationship of this country to its most storied river. Light blue cloth with white spine lettering. Illustrated. 224pp., index. Solid copy. Full refund if not satisfied.


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