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The Duke of Edinburgh is funding research into spintronics that has demonstrated the reading and writing of data from the spin of the nuclei of phosphorous atoms.
The grand old D of E, through the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 which he heads, is but one of many funders of the research which has been carried out by boffins at the University of Utah, University of Sydney, Florida State University and the London Centre for Nanotchnology. The findings were published in the 17 December issue of Science (subscription access only).
Previously, information has been stored momentarily in the spin of electrons. Professor Christoph Boehme ran a 2006 project at the University of Utah which demonstrated the reading and writing of binary data from around 10,000 electrons in phosphorous atoms which had been inserted into a silicon substrate. The initial spin of the electrons had been lined up by a high-strength magnetic field.
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Radio wavelengths in the high hundreds of gigahertz area were then used to transfer the up or down nuclei spins, representing binary ones or zeros, back to the electrons and the electrons' spin value read out as variations in an electrical current, thus integrating spintronics and electronics. The kickers here were that this could be done up to 112 seconds after the nuclei spin had been set, and the nuclei spins could be read and re-read 2,000 times, meaning that the technique is reliable and durable enough, the researchers say, for use as a computer memory technology.
Electron spins are unstable because of interference from surrounding electrons, whereas an atomic nucleus is a pretty isolated entity. A 112 second refresh time is more than enough for computer main memory, where millisecond refresh rates are the rule.
The researchers dangle the carrot of having both computer memory and processing engine in the same silicon chip. There are the somewhat tricky problems of getting this to work without an enormous magnetic field and near-absolute-zero-capable refrigeration unit, but researchers hunting funding dollars allow for no such obstacles.
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Wind companies that failed to secure deals in Brazil's inaugural power agreements as prices were squeezed have jumped back in this year hoping for more lucrative deals.
The Brazilian government's renewable energy company, EPE, is to open another auction round in August to provide wind developers with long-term power contracts.
Last year, auction prices fell so low that some developers felt unable to accept them.
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If successful, wind developers will secure 20-year power purchase agreements (PPAs) to deliver their energy starting from January 2013.
"I am very optimistic about the new auction," says Pedro Perrelli, executive director of the wind energy association Associacao Brasileira de Energia Eolica.
The new auction has a surprisingly large number of registered projects for wind as a result of the momentum created by last year's first-ever auction, Perrelli says.
That one, in December, clocked up 71 projects totalling 1.8GW of energy securing 20-year power supply agreements to deliver energy from July 2012.
Most of the successful wind projects that won bids are now preparing their sites for the arrival of the equipment.
Perrelli says that the bulk of the wind projects registered for auction should meet EPE's stringent criteria, such as precise wind measurements, proof of financing and equipment contracts.
Most had already registered their projects in the last auction and have spent the last six months further honing their plans: acquiring more wind data, reviewing machine quality or finalising site layout. "They are now even better prepared to enter the auction," Perrelli says.
A trend for developers to work closely with banks, equipment providers, and even parties such as transmission line firms, will continue, he says.
"Nowadays all parties need to be open with each other to prepare their bids, otherwise they are out of the game," he says.
Developers are queuing up to participate. Local energy firm Servtec, which controls 155MW of wind plants in Brazil's north-east, has registered 350MW.
It failed to secure projects in the last auction, but is confident for this one. "Auctions are the one and only option to obtain PPAs in Brazil. Hence, we are focused on them," says Lauro Fiuza Neto, an engineer and board member at Servtec.
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FIBO is the largest fitness trade show in Europe. Held annually in Essen, Germany (this year from April 23-26), exhibitors numbered 517 from 40 different countries and the visitors were more than 48,800.
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For those wondering, FIBO stands for FITNESS/BODIES.
I've attended many trade shows, such as those sponsored by IHRSA, the American College of Sportsmedicine, the American Medical Association, the Mr. Olympia, the Super Bowl, and even the Olympic Games, but I've never attended exhibits quite like FIBO.
Related to fitness, it had a little bit of almost everything: martial arts, bodybuilding, weightlifting, powerlifting, strongman events, women's fitness, aerobics, spinning, cycling, swimming, nutritional supplements, fat-loss accessories, recreational activities, sleep products, strength-training equipment, clothing, shoes, training aids, massage, and locker-room products.
During the four days of FIBO, I visited every booth that was related to strength training and I must say that there was only one that had the sought-after Wow Factor. The wow factor relates to the first impression. In other words, there's something about a product that makes the person go . . . Wow.
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The Fijian archipelago lies scattered lazily in the achingly blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, bathed in the radiant antipodean sunlight. Its towns and villages are veritable melting pots of cultural influences – see multicoloured Hindu temples perched next to relics of the traditional indigenous spirit houses with their lingering sense of an ancient magic.
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Enjoy fragrant sun drenched days and balmy exotic nights – try a Fijian beach party for whirling fire dancers, traditional dancing and delectable food cooked in a traditional underground oven. Fiji will enchant you with its infectious, chilled out "Fiji time" lifestyle and its heavenly beaches – the perfect paradise location for your Frontier adventure!
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Fiji is renowned for its spectacular beaches and coral reefs: a picturesque string of islands floating peacefully in the Pacific Ocean. This is true but as a picture of Fiji it is incomplete. Fiji also has impoverished rural populations who as yet have not been able to benefit from the booming tourist trade in the country. Your teaching can help them have a brighter future.
After seeing the impact that our teaching projects have already had on Fiji, you'll soon see that education is a crucial part of achieving sustainable development. By teaching in these communities volunteers can make a real difference to the lives of young people growing up in Fiji, learn more about life as a teacher in Fiji and contribute to establishing sustainable development programmes.
We recommend staying for at least four weeks to allow the children and teachers to get used to you, and enable you to make the most constructive contribution to the community and the school!
Your work schedule will cover a comprehensive, varied and enjoyable teaching programme following the national curriculum, at a fantastic primary school in Suva. Your work will engage you fully with your pupils and will awaken your creativity and initiative. Volunteers help teach the children of all ages at primary and intermediate school level, working a full school day five days a week. The respect students will show you, the friendliness of the school staff, and the opportunity to introduce engaging new activities into the classroom is what makes teaching in Suva, Fiji's Capital City, a once in a lifetime experience.
You may be directly involved in the administration side of working in a school by helping to mark pupil's work, report writing, data entry and paperwork as well as helping to produce an inspiring teaching strategy including preparing homework and we encourage you to assemble innovative and effective lesson plans. Your classes will last just under an hour each, with school starting at 8:30am and ending at 2:30pm every day.
As well as this you will have the opportunity to help with lots of extracurricular activities which will vary extensively depending on your personal skills and interests – whether it is helping to put on a play, organising a choir, or helping to coach a sports team. Whatever you decide, you are sure to gain huge satisfaction from interacting with and inspiring these underprivileged children, whilst enhancing your own skills and experience significantly.
There is the opportunity to also assist at the secondary school next door. However, to do this you must have experience in either tutoring, teaching or being a teaching assistant and have a degree in the relevant field.
An airport pick-up service is offered to volunteers arriving on the first or third Monday of the month only, whose flights land before 2:30pm local time. All other volunteers must make their own way to the project site. We will provide you with easy to follow instructions prior to your departure to enable you to plan your journey. If you are arriving into Fiji before the first or third Monday of the month but wish to travel to the project site with the main deployment group on the first or third Monday of the month, the overland arrival meeting point is at Nadi international airport arrivals hall. Please make sure that your intended arrival/travel plans have been arranged and confirmed with the project field staff a minimum of 1 week before your project start date.
If you are an independent traveller arriving on any other date you are welcome to join the project on any Monday, (please discuss your intended arrival date and duration of stay with our travel advisers, especially if you need to book a dive training course, to confirm availability), and please be aware that you will need to organise your own transfer between Nadi and Suva and first night hostel accommodation in Suva at a cost of 34 EUR/$40.
Your home in Fiji will be a comfortable and welcoming homestay with a hospitable Fijian family giving you a true sense of the Fijian culture and way of life. Your family will welcome you as one of their own, and your evenings will be filled with hide-n-go-seek or movie nights with the children, and interesting conversations over kava with your older siblings and host parents.
While most volunteers reflect on their homestay experience as one of the most meaningful aspects of their project, you can also opt to stay in a simple and comfortable lodge near the centre of Suva for an additional cost of 81 EUR a week. Here you will be in a single sex dorm with access to a kitchen, TV, garden, sun deck, laundry service (10 FJD for 1 bag), cold showers, and linen.
In the homestay, you'll be able to sample Fijian home-cooked meals which will be prepared for you by your host family. A common breakfast is toast with butter and tea with milk, though some volunteers will purchase eggs, rolled oats, fresh fruit, or coffee to complement their breakfast. Common dinners include vegetable curry with rice, lamb sausage with chips, fried noodles with vegetables, and stewed ro ro with tuna and cassava. A delicious Fijian speciality is a lovo feast, which is a meal cooked in a hole in the ground – unusual but very tasty.
If you are in the lodge you will prepare your own breakfast and dinner each day using supplies purchased for you by the in-country staff.
Transport from your accommodation to your place of work each day will be by local bus, taxi (cost not included) or foot. Suva is easy to navigate, and on a beautiful day you'll find yourself purposefully taking the longer route in order to stroll along the breathtaking sea wall or catch glimpses of Suva harbor from higher points around the city.
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In your spare time you can enjoy the spectacular scenery and beautiful beaches and go snorkelling in the clear blue waters of Pacific harbour, just a bus ride away. Whatever you do you'll be amazed at the Pacific Islanders' tremendous hospitality and culture. You'll quickly make friends as you play rugby, netball, and other sports with the villagers.
You can take part in traditional ceremonies, learn Fijian cooking, and learn how to weave hats in the local style, visit the hot springs or take a scuba diving course. There is also the opportunity to trek in the nearby rainforest, and bathe in natural waterfall lagoons. Please note that these activities cost extra and we encourage you to book them direct with local providers helping to support the local economy.
If you want to experience the real rural peaceful and humbling side of Fiji, outside of the City, then Frontier Fiji have a new optional once in a life time cultural excursion available for you!
Visit Nasautoka village, roughly 2 hours north of Suva, where the local community will welcome you with open arms and big smiles, including a traditional performance of a village song and dance! Be treated to the Fijian way of life; experience how they live totally self sufficiently, off the land that surrounds them.
This village trip is available as a day excursion or a weekend trip. A minumum of 4 volunteers need to book for a day trip to be scheduled. This can be booked with your Project Coordinator in country.
A day trip pragramme will include a selection of the following:
Traditional village song and dance
Bamboo Rafting across the Rewa River – don't forget to bring your swimming trunks!
A mountain hike / trek to a spectacular view– walking boots essential
Traditional prawn fishing in the Rewa River
Followed by the traditional Lovo / Bamboo cooking of the prawns – where a Fijian feast will subsequently be laid out for you to indulge! (at extra cost)
Home-stay option (for weekend trip – at extra cost)
Volunteers can book this experience directly with their homestay family or enquire with Frontier's in country Project Coordinator. Volunteers should expect to pay approximately 65FJD for a 2 day experience
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Earlier this year "Sex & the City" star Cynthia Nixon shelled out $3.25 million for a downtown Manhattan crib that incidentally is located just a few blocks from her former co-star Sarah Jessica Parker. While the two actresses hosted play dates and gabbed over Cosmos (ok, this is clearly a stretch of the imagination, but when it comes to every girl's fave early 2000s TV show, it's fun to fantasize, right?), Nixon's Upper West Side co-op was available for sale.
According to the New York Observer, Nixon's home, which was never listed publicly, recently sold. The actress has owned the unit since her stint on the hit series when co-op sales weren't recorded publicly, which means the price she originally paid for the home and the final sale price might never be known. That's one way to ensure privacy!
The three bedroom, two bathroom co-op unit was originally listed for $1.595 million, according to StreetEasy. Nixon's former pad features a windowed den/office that could be converted into a fourth bedroom, exposed brick, custom cabinetry in the kitchen, and a prime location near Central Park and the Museum of Natural History.


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I have a delicate problem that seems to be hard to solve...
In my application I need to return the actual file name for a Font Resource
file. So I use the Windows FileOpen Common Dialog, created via a wrapper
class from the ComDlg32. My problem is that this dialog simply refuses to
return any selection if the directory is the Windows Fonts directory e.g.
c:\Windows\Fonts or c:\WinNT\Fonts. It suits my purpose that the dialog for
this directory actually displays the friendly names instead of the true
file names. I have tried to hook the dialog to catch any useful message related
to the selection, but discovered that messages of some reason not are allowed
to surface when the font directory is selected.
The reason for using the FileOpen Dialog is that I need a file, not a Windows
Font Resource given by the ChooseFont dialog.
I appreciate all help given on this topic.


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Abstract Mountain Range I (Square) Art Print
Make 4 interest-free payments of $12.25 AUD fortnightly with More info
This square art print was originally hand painted by our in-house artist team, and now available as a reproduction giclée art print (archival using pigment inks), unframed or framed. If you look up close you can see the original and incredible brush stroke detailing from our artist's brush. Read more about our unique process (HERE)
Our art prints are available either as a print (unframed) option, or as a framed ready-to-hang option.
We print our paper art prints to order in Australia, on a quality 230gsm matte white art paper using archival inks. We have a range of sizes available to choose from, framed or unframed. For a contemporary look when framed our art prints have an unprinted white border around the art as product images display, which is included in the finished paper art size dimensions. However, should you want your art print printed edge-to-edge (no white border at all) please clearly note this in the 'comments' box at checkout on the cart.
All unframed art prints are rolled and shipped in a protective mailer tube.
All prices are in Australian Dollars AUD$
Unframed 30cm x 30cm; framed 33cm x 33cm
Unframed 40cm x 40cm; framed 43cm x 43cm
Unframed 50cm x 50cm (fits Ikea Ribba frame); framed 53cm x 53cm
Unframed 60cm x 60cm; framed 63cm x 63cm
Unframed 71cm x 71cm; framed 74cm x 74cm
Unframed 81cm x 81cm; framed 84cm x 84cm
Unframed 90cm x 90cm; framed 93cm x 93cm
Unframed 101cm x 101cm; framed 104cm x 104cm
For International Customers (outside of Australia): We ship unframed prints, in mailer tube.
Our picture frames are all top quality Australian made-to-order, from sustainably sourced genuine timber mouldings (in Natural Raw Oak, White Smooth Wood, Black Smooth Wood or Black Grain Textured Painted Wood colour options) that have a 20mm wide profile, and are 40mm in depth for the Black (Smooth & also Grain) and Smooth White wood, or 36mm depth for the Raw Oak wood frames. These are not just your standard store bought removable-backing frames! They are gallery quality, are framed and fitted to your 'The Print Emporium' print, and will last for many years to come.
Our frames all have acrylic shatterproof plexiglass, which also means no breakages in transit. There is hanging wire and secure metal D-rings on the back, which means your framed print comes ready-to-hang upon delivery.
Or of course, should you prefer to frame your print yourself in your preferred frame, our range of print sizes will fit many standard square picture frames.
All items are proudly made to order in Australia. For more information on our products, such as SHIPPING INFO and FAQ please see (HERE)
Please note all website imagery is Copyright protected of The Print Emporium (R) since 2017 onwards
Update 4th August
Dear Customers,
We hope you are all staying safe and well. Just a little note to say that currently still in production here in this Covid time, and we proudly are manufacturing in Australia, to order, across several interstate warehouses.
We hope you are all staying safe and well in this uncertain time. Just a little note to say that we are still in production during in this COVID time, and we proudly are manufacturing in Australia, to order, across several interstate warehouses.
PROCESSING OF ORDERS: Please allow 4-7 business days for unframed prints, and framed prints 3-4 weeks in this time, whilst we navigate these new measures.
COURIER DELIVERIES: Couriers are not obtaining signatures in this time (will ask for verbal acknowledgement) and some delays is to be expected by our courier partners as they transit goods around the country from our warehouses (once we have custom manufactured your order). If your address has recently changed please email us firstname.lastname@example.com - if any orders return to sender , any redelivery fees will incur additional ship fees.
Where possible for framed prints - we ask your help shipping to a commercial zoned business address, this greatly helps (us) with home delivery surcharge fees. We appreciate your help here if this is a possibility.
We greatly appreciate your business in this time, and are here should you have any q's email@example.com or through our CONTACT form or 'Live Chat' us on our website 'chat' button, during business hours.
Stay safe, xo
The Print Emporium Team
UPDATE AUGUST 4th 2020
Our Current Production Times in a Nutshell:
We proudly make in Australia!
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Unframed Paper Art Prints = 4-7 working business working days to print your print to order, pack in a protective mailer tube (rolled), then dispatch out from our warehouse based via courier.
Framed Paper Art Prints = between 3-4 weeks approx to custom print and professionally frame, then dispatch out from our warehouse with courier.
Stretched Canvas Prints = between 3-4 weeks for us to print and professionally stretch and frame your canvas print, then dispatch our from our warehouse with courier
Our Courier partners (Australia Post, Allied Express, TNT, Fastway etc) are experiencing higher than normal volumes at present - please expect this.
How much is shipping on each item if i buy on your website?
$15 AUD Flat Rate Per Order on all Unframed Art Prints (shipped rolled in tube)
$29 AUD$ flat rate on all Unframed Art Prints (rolled and shipped in a mailer tube). Please note that it is the responsibility of the customer for any import taxes or duties if any incurred.Please note: currently we do not ship framed prints or stretched framed canvas outside of Australia. Rolled canvas prints can be requested, email us for info.
How long does it take to receive artwork I purchase?
For Australian customers, we offer both unframed art prints, and also stretched canvases, and framed art prints. We ship our unframed prints rolled in a protective mailer tube, with Australia Post Eparcel (who use local couriers such as Couriers Please, or Fastway Couriers) with signature required on delivery as standard. All framed items (canvases or framed prints) are safely shipped in protective boxes with Allied Express couriers for bulky items, or Australia Post Eparcel for unframed prints (sent in mailer tube). As our range is made to order locally in Australia, please allow approx 2-4 weeks production time for framed items, or 2-4 days for unframed prints, freight transit time additional. Note: We cannot deliver to PO Boxes or Parcel Lockers.
If our courier partners have attempted delivery, left a calling card and your order returns back to us , to redeliver out, a shipping fee applies quoted at cost to ship to you with our courier.
Please note, should we be instructed into any Government restrictions to halt production due to Covid, we will endeavour to get orders out to customers as soon as possible once any restrictions have lifted, if enforced, and appreciate your understanding in this time if your order is in production at such a time.
For International customers: All unframed art prints are shipped worldwide with Australia Post Eparcel International Air Mail sent rolled in protective mailer tubes. Dispatch ex-Australia is approx 10-21 days from order, as a guide, as all prints are printed to-order. In busy seasonal times, some delays may occur, please allow this. All parcels are shipped with a tracking number and 'signature required' on delivery, to ensure safe arrival. Australia Post International (who we use to ship our overseas orders) partners with all major postal services in each country, and a calling card will be left if the recipient is not at the delivery address at the time of delivery. Note: We cannot deliver to PO Boxes or Parcel Lockers.
Do you ship internationally? And if so, which items?
Do I receive a tracking number # once I place an order?
You sure do! We will advise your tracking number and carrier info once your order is dispatched. And should you wish to track your order you simply go to the Order Status section under your account. Or email email@example.com and we can happily help you out with any q's you may have
Once I have placed my order, can i change it or edit the shipping details?
Once an order is placed, it is usually sent to our warehouse right away, so generally once it is placed, we likely cannot change it as we may have started production! However feel free to email us to check if it is possible to do so. If you ever need to edit your shipping details just let us know. Please note, we ship with Allied Express (courier) for framed items, or Australia Post Eparcel for rolled art prints in Australia. For all framed items, we ask you put a Shipping Address eg place of business where someone can sign for the package with Allied Express couriers.
Business workplace addresses are preferred where someone is there to sign for the package within business hours. Goods cannot be left unattended. Art Prints (unframed) shipped in mailer tubes are sent with Australia Post International (which in turn is shipped using the local carrier eg UK Post, UPS Post etc) or Australia Post Domestic (Australian orders).
Please note: All art prints on paper come with a 'self' white border (a few CM of unprinted area (white) around the edges, for a contemporary look when framed. Please request 'edge to edge no border' in the comments box at checkout should you wish for the artwork to fill the entire paper area. Scroll down to 'border info' chart below the size chart for more info.
Border Alignment Information for our Paper Art Prints (does not apply to stretched Canvas prints):
What size do i need if buying an Ikea frame?
If buying an Ikea frame such as a 50x50cm frame, or 61x91cm frame ( or any frame with matting mount board card) that you want to keep in the frame, then we suggest check their website for the dimensions for the inner part of the matting. Then, order the size and request in the comments box on the 'Cart' page : 'print edge to edge no white border". For example , their 50x50cm frame, if leave the mount card in , would work best with our 30x30cm print (printed edge to edge, no white border). Their 61x91cm frame, if kept the mount card in, would work best with our 50x70cm print (printed edge to edge, no white border).
We print with the white border look simply to give some 'breathing space' between the print and the frame, and look like our imagery on our website. But if you want the artwork to fill the entire sheet , simply list this on the CART page in the comments box so we know to print without the border.
If there is a size you need, that it appears we don't list, we can adjust (no extra cost) the artwork file to print to your requested dimensions, on the 'next size up' we offer, if we list that on our Size options. Then you can trim down the paper sheet when receive , to fit your frame. For example, if you buy the Ikea 50x70cm frame , and want to keep their matting mount card in, then you would need artwork to fill 40x50cm. We don't carry this size but we do have similar, being our A2 size (42x59.4cm). Write on the Comments box at checkout "Please adjust to print 40x50cm, rest left as white for the A2 print". Trim down edges if required once receive.
Still unsure? Live Chat us on our chat button during business hours or email us email@example.com with details about the frame you have bought or intending to buy yourself, and what size print we recommend. We are happy to help!


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Whether you're a beer or a wine lover we have the
perfect day planned for you . . .
My name is Linda, Co-Owner of Tastings & Tours. I have been a wine lover for
many years and have enjoyed wine tasting at wineries and & vineyards all over
the world. On a wine tasting trip to California, my family and I secured seats
on a wine shuttle bus so we could enjoy the day and not worry about driving.
Once I got back home I kept thinking how wonderful it would be to start this
type of service here in Bucks County, PA ... and so it began ... Tastings and
Enjoy a carefree day while tasting and touring at some of the finest wineries, breweries and brew pubs. Let us do the driving so you can sit back, relax and take in the scenery and of course, enjoy sampling at wineries and breweries with no worries! Our special partnerships will provide you with all inclusive, private VIP tastings not normally offered to the general public.
Our VIP tours are currently being offered in
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Imperial Woodpecker Sno-Balls Are Your New York Heatwave Antidote
Your daily dose of something sweet.
Yup, it's hot this week. Defcon 1 hot. Hairdryer blowing in your face all day hot. To find an antidote to heat like this, I turned to a food city that's no stranger to super-hot, humid weather—New Orleans.
This is the third summer that New Orleans native Neesa Peterson has operated Imperial Woodpecker Sno-Balls downtown. She serves "authentic Louisiana shave ice" out of a 60 square foot stall on Gansevoort Street.
What's New On Serious Eats
Shave ice (not "shaved ice") is different than a snow cone where the ice is crushed. Shave ice is actually shaved from a giant block of ice, often using a special machine that was invented in Louisiana. The very fine shavings of ice absorb syrup better than chunks in a sno cone.
Imperial Woodpecker offers over 80 different flavors, mostly in syrup form, to infuse in your shave ice. They also offer cream-style flavors that are slightly less sweet, like almond cream and coconut. If you still need something with less sugar than that, there are all natural flavors like watermelon and green tea with little or no added sugar. The others, in the New Orleans style, hew towards sweet.
80+ flavors is a lot to consider, but don't get overwhelmed and over-think it. The ices are all refreshing, whether you go with an ultra-sugary classic like raspberry or the all natural Meyer lemon and basil. And remember, the syrup in a properly made shave ice won't gather and concentrate at the bottom.
Among the classic syrups, I recommend the wild strawberry and grape, which remind me of the soft drinks they used to serve in New York's pizza shops in the 70's. The fluorescent colors, super-high sugar content and the acidic (and slightly artificial) flavors always hit the spot. In the all natural category, I enjoyed the Meyer lemon and basil. It was just as refreshing as the syrup-based flavors but more slightly more tart than sweet. Another less-sweet winner: chicory coffee cream. It's like a creamy iced coffee with extra milk and sugar. If you don't mind super-sweet flavors but want some added dimension, get one of the classic flavors topped with sweetened condensed milk or vanilla ice cream.
Prices range from three to nine dollars depending on size. Add condensed milk, marshmallow topping or ice cream for an additional dollar.
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This is an archived article that was published on sltrib.com in 2012, and information in the article may be outdated. It is provided only for personal research purposes and may not be reprinted.
Carol Embry and her husband have full-time jobs with health insurance, but neither their salaries nor their policies cover the cost of the autism treatment their 5-year-old son needs.
They've tried other therapies. They've borrowed money and tapped into retirement funds.
"All of my son's medical professionals say this is his prescription for his health and I cannot provide that for my son no matter what I do," she said this week in frustration.
So along with hundreds of other Utahns, the Woods Cross couple threw their child's name into a lottery for free applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy, paid for by a pilot program under Medicaid.
Advocates are hoping the pilot one of three will show good results and lead to broader autism therapy coverage. But some providers now fear the Medicaid pilot will fail, based on its low pay and the minimum qualifications it requires for in-home therapists.
"I just don't want to be a part of something that's going to put the care and my profession at risk," said Jeff Skibitsky, owner of Alternative Behavior Strategies. "There's no use in providing a service that's going to be ineffective."
Adds Breanne Berg, with Apex Behavior Consulting: "It is just a waste of [the] money those parents have been fighting for for so long."
Both companies have signed up to provide services under the other pilots, but said they and others don't plan to seek contracts for the Medicaid portion. All three will provide ABA, in use since the 1960s, to children between the ages of 2 and 6.
Setting the rates • Utah's Medicaid pilot, which will serve up to 250 children through June 2014, will provide children with 20 hours a week of ABA in their homes along with respite care, for a total cost of $30,020 per child per year.
It set the pay for supervisors who must be board-certified behavior analysts or licensed psychologists at $80 a hour, to monitor the child's progress, make assessments and oversee the worker providing the actual therapy.
Those direct tutors must be 18, have a high school diploma and 20 hours of training on autism.
They should also have completed one semester of college or have six months of experience with the disabled population, though Medicaid will waive the last requirement if providers can't find such employees.
Medicaid will reimburse the businesses at $21.52 an hour, but the in-home tutors could make as little as $14.42 an hour.
By contrast, direct tutors for care under another pilot the one funded by the $1.8 million Autism Treatment Account will be paid $27 to $40 an hour.
Those rates were set by the four providers who applied for and received the grants: Alternative Behavior Strategies, Salt Lake City; Autism Therapy Services, Washington; Amy Peters Therapy Services, Mountain Green; and Kids on the Move, Orem. Most said their staff have a bachelor's degree or are working toward a degree.
'It isn't an easy thing.' • Berg, an autism contractor for the third pilot, one overseen by the Public Employees' Benefit and Insurance Program, said her employees wouldn't work for Medicaid's level of pay. PEHP also let the providers set their own rates, according to a provider.
And at Medicaid's level of reimbursement, her company couldn't afford to train less experienced people to provide the tutoring, she said.
"They need to increase the rate and increase the standard," she said, noting that the tutor will be entering a home where people may be highly stressed and the child may be aggressive. "It's just a really challenging condition."
She predicts at that pay rate, the Medicaid providers won't have experience tutoring children one-on-one at home. Without that, she said, "They're not going to be able to show [positive results] to the Legislature."
Skibitsky said the Medicaid contract makes more sense for therapy provided in a group setting, where a person with little experience could provide therapy but be constantly monitored. But under the pilot, the tutor will be supervised for one hour for every nine hours of unsupervised care, he said.
"You have a very fragile population here. There's a chance people [could do] things that are completely inappropriate," he said.
Sandy MacLeod, a behavior analyst at the University of Utah, said the U. may apply to be a Medicaid provider under the pilot in order to maintain high standards, though it doesn't yet employ in-home tutors. She agrees that tutors need more training than Medicaid is requiring.
"It isn't an easy thing. It's very, very specific and quite structured. It can make enormous changes if you do it right," she said. But she added: "You really need to know what you're doing. You can cause problem behaviors to occur and not have any positive effect at all if you don't have any training."
Balancing needs • Utah Medicaid Director Michael Hales said he's heard the complaints and notes Medicaid has never paid top dollar for services. He may increase the rates if they don't get enough providers, but he said that means fewer children would be served.
Providers can choose to pay the in-home tutors more money, he said, and supervisors will be able to tell if their staff isn't up to the work. He denied that it will turn into "glorified babysitting."
"Babysitters only have to be 12 years old in the state of Utah," he said. "We've tried to make it so that you don't just grab your next door neighbor and come in and do it."
HB272 sponsor Rep. Ronda Menlove, R-Garland, said she will look into the providers' concerns. However, she noted, doctors and dentists who take Medicaid patients also endure low reimbursement rates.
"Part of it is a pervasive problem with the limited funding that Medicaid has," she said.
An educator herself, she said she trains teachers on using ABA and said it's not "rocket science." But, she added, "We don't want a program that's ineffective, especially when we're using precious state dollars. We'll definitely be monitoring it."
One of the state's largest provider of disability services, Orem-based Chrysalis, has applied to be a pilot Medicaid provider. CEO Marc Christensen said his company, which serves about 700 teens and adults mostly in group homes, doesn't provide ABA in homes, or much of it in the residential settings.
But he said he has several staff who are board-certified behavior analysts. "If we're going to do the service we're going to do it well," he said.
Embry has seen Leland improve some since he enrolled at the Carmen B. Pingree School for Children with Autism and in their limited ABA program. But he rarely speaks and doesn't always respond to his name. He acts out in public and runs away.
She's read all she can about autism but feels overwhelmed so she doesn't see how someone with 20 hours of training will be effective. Yet she's so desperate, she added, that she'll gladly take the help if Embry is chosen in the lottery.
"Isn't that messed up?" she asks.
Lottery closed on Wednesday
Oct. 31 was the last day for Utah families to apply for free treatment for autism under a Medicaid-funded pilot project. By close of business Wednesday, 390 had applied for the estimated 250 slots, but the number of families could rise because applications were being accepted online until midnight and by mail. That means the Utah Department of Health will hold a lottery to choose the winners, ranking the applications at random while ensuring wide geographic distribution. Winners will be notified the week of Nov. 12, and services are expected to start by mid-November.
About the pilots
Thirty-two states require that health insurance companies cover autism services. Utah's autism community has been pushing for a similar mandate, but instead got HB272, which creates the three pilot programs. Pilot administrators will be tracking the cost and effectiveness of the treatments and report their results by next November.
The Medicaid pilot will serve up to 250 children through June 2014, the largest one funded by lawmakers during the 2012 legislative session.
Utah Department of Health is managing the Autism Treatment Account $1 million from the state, $500,000 from Intermountain Healthcare and $300,000 from Zion's Bank. It is expected to treat 25 children.
The Public Employees' Benefit and Insurance Program, will cover up to 50 children whose parents work for state or local government.


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Will the rotating DH position work this season:
"If it doesn't work, be rest assured we will do everything in our power to correct the problem. There is already a list in place for "replacements" if the DH situation doesn't work. We always have a contingency plan, and this is no exception. With that said, we do feel strongly in Andruw and Mark the DH position."
Hahn also says he views Tyler Flowers as a catcher but he could help in another way this season. DH?
Hahn touches on more at the interview: Scott Linebrink, Dayan Viciedo, Jared Mitchell, 2010 mlb draft.


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Agatha's Puzzle is a mystery-style hidden objects game. In a mystic mansion, inhabited by strange but lovely people, spooky monsters and funny ghosts you'll have to find hidden objects, unlock new rooms and complete quests. Mystery Manor is a never-ending game. New quests, rooms, characters are being added on a regular basis. Unlike all other Hidden Objects genre Games you will never finish the game. Despite of the great gameplay and premium graphics quality, the game is absolutely free!
Some great features:
- Explore through the atmosphere of mystery
- Beautiful hand-drawn graphics
- A wide variety of objects to search and puzzles to solve
- Search for the objects in different modes: Words shadow-figures, phenomena, and Zodiac modes.
- Regular updates with new characters, rooms, and quests
- Never-ending mystic gameplay
- Help your friends and ask for their help in return
- Find yourself in the world of pure madness!
- Beautiful, hand-drawn graphics
- Ambient Music - An engaging storyline
- Special items in every level
- 18 different levels


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Large and luxurious vacation homes with deluxe accommodations for vacations with only the finest, enjoy The Estates.
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Resolutions from the November 9th, 2011 Meeting
These are the resolutions associated with the November 9th, 2011 Board of Supervisors meeting. For a quick summary of any of the documents that are listed here, please check the Resolution Index.
Resolutions passed in a board meeting may still be listed as a draft on this web site for a short time after the board meeting. Please allow for some delay.
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Creating Opportunities: Tennessee's Southeast Regional Skills Center
by Fred D. BaldwinPhoto Gallery
Some people are eager to finish school, but not Houston Jeremiah Graham. Graham, age 29, is already running a profitable business based on what he's learning about heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration at the Southeast Regional Skills Center in Kimball, Tennessee. He knows his instructor "would give me a certificate if I wanted it." His response: "Don't graduate me yet."
Graham's enthusiasm is understandable. Two years ago, he says, he knew nothing about air conditioning. He now expects Jeremiah's Heating and Air, started in January, to net over $35,000 in its first year of operation. "Business is good," he says.
Graham represents one example of how Marion County residents benefit from the presence of a regional skills center offering both academic and vocational courses and a wide range of other family-related and job-related services.
Higher Workforce Standards
Marion County's need for adult educational and training programs became clear in the late 1980s, when the county began to succeed in efforts to attract manufacturing industries to an area whose economy had been based on coal, timber, and agriculture. The first such firm to arrive announced that it would hire only workers who had high school diplomas or GEDs.
"They passed out applications for 70 jobs," says Howell Moss, county executive. "Over 1,000 applicants showed up—lines way out in the road. And over half of them had no diploma."
In 1992 the county seized a chance to buy the center's original building from an owner forced to file for bankruptcy. Demand for courses materialized immediately. "We thought we could start out with just a few people," Moss says. "We were overwhelmed. We had about 300 people." The center's facilities, originally consisting of only seven rooms, have been expanded twice since then, each time with help from the Tennessee Department of Education and the Appalachian Regional Commission.
"We just patched it together," Moss says of the additions. "We didn't put any hallways in because we didn't want to waste space. If you want to go from one classroom to another, you have to go outside. We won't win any architectural awards. We just want to train our people."
A Wide Range of Programs
The center does that and more.
It serves as a branch site of the Chattanooga State Technical Community College (CSTCC), which leases most of the space for courses. CSTCC students can complete all course requirements toward a two-year associate of science degree at the center, except for laboratory work in the natural sciences, which requires access to equipment available at the Chattanooga main campus 30 miles to the east. Students can also train for licensing in either cosmetology or in air conditioning and refrigeration.
The center also houses GED preparation classes—since 1996 more than 1,900 Marion County residents have been assisted in preparing for GED exams, and 350 have passed the tests—and provides space for a Families First program, which is actually a cluster of services. Last year, 159 adults attended parenting classes, and 337 others received some form of help with other parenting and family issues, such as drug abuse prevention. Sherry Summers, who directs these programs, notes that they're sponsored by the Marion County public school system, but that the center provides an ideal, non-threatening environment for parenting classes.
"If I were in a school setting," Summers says, "a lot of my clients would not come. I see people whose children have been expelled, and they look at the central school office as their enemy. Here I am their friend."
Similarly, a job placement program involves help with almost anything job-related, such as matching employers and applicants or merely helping a job seeker find out what opportunities are available. Michele Turner, who directs this program, says that last year she provided information or assistance to 400 individuals, about 200 of whom received a personalized service, like coaching for an interview. She estimates that this has resulted in about 100 job placements over the past year.
"The range of services is a real plus to this site," Randall Brown, the center's adult education supervisor, sums up. "If somebody comes to us for a GED class, we modify class times around what's best for the people involved. The real beauty of it is that once they complete a GED, I can take them down the hall and say, 'Here's Chattanooga State. If you want to continue your education, here's your opportunity.' "
Hands-On Training Pays Off
The newest addition to the center facilities houses the air conditioning and refrigeration program from which Houston Jeremiah Graham is reluctant to graduate. It shows how access to a demand-driven training program, taught by a talented instructor, creates dramatic opportunities for residents of small communities.
The program's working laboratory is about 2,500 square feet and is filled with many different models, mostly used, of air conditioners and other devices. Instructor David Guinn uses them to teach students how to diagnose and repair the kinds of equipment they'll encounter on real-world jobs. He actively solicits equipment that would otherwise be junked, knowing that his beginning students will burn out a few motors before they learn how to wire complex equipment correctly.
"It's like medical students have to have cadavers to work on," Guinn says. "You don't want them learning on a live person. These are my cadavers, so to speak. I've got a little of everything—ice cream makers, Coke machines, and air conditioners. Anything that's got to do with refrigeration or air conditioning."
Guinn's courses opened only in 1998, but 22 students have already graduated, with three more expected to do so in December. Most begin work at around $9 an hour and, after brief on-the-job apprenticeships, jump quickly to $15 to $16 per hour. Guinn has students making $25 an hour only two years after graduation. He says that about 25 percent of his students also have or want to learn the skills they'll need to run businesses of their own, and for these, there'll be no effective limit on potential income. "I tell them," Guinn says, "that if they're willing to work, they'll have only two choices. They can make a good, middle-income living. Or they can get rich."
Making anyone rich, of course, was far from the minds of Marion County leaders when they first opened the Southeast Regional Skills Center. Even now they tend to play down its direct economic benefits.
"We didn't do it just to bring money into the town," says Jere Davis, Kimball's mayor, whose city has contributed substantially toward the acquisition and expansion of the center, "but to give our kids a chance for education without their having to go to Chattanooga."
Brown adds that demand for the center's programs is once again stretching its physical facilities to their limits. He and other Marion County leaders are hoping to be able to add more space for classes in basic electrical work, which Guinn points out really should precede his heating and air conditioning class.
At least one of the center's graduates—more precisely, a near-graduate—hopes it continues to expand. Houston Jeremiah Graham originally enrolled in Guinn's classes because he saw them as his best chance to avoid leaving Marion County. Now he expects he'll soon have more work than he can do alone and will need a supply of reliable, well-trained workers. He expects to find them close to home.
Fred D. Baldwin is a freelance writer based in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.


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What We Believe
Think of the story of the Bible like this:
There is a wonderful God who created this beautiful world and beautiful plan, but we, in our sin, messed it all up. This God has gone to extraordinary lengths to repair this broken situation, even sending his own Son, but even now, after all that Jesus has done, we only catch little glimpses of the resolution that God desires and that we long for.
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French Socialist Party primary: a lost bet?
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Thursday's French papers are mostly interested in the Socialist Party primary - the differences between candidates are one thing, but do any voters actually care?
La Croix profiles the six candidates for the Socialist Party primary - admitting most French voters don't know who they are or what the differences are between their policies.
Le Parisien calls the idea of a primary vote a lost bet for the socialists, saying many French voters don't even know the poll is happening, and a majority of those who do are totally uninterested.
Liberation blames misleading opinion polls - for influencing people's ideas.
Le Figaro is more interested in right-wing politicians - they're talking about Dominique de Villepin's chances of making a political comeback.
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Tour du Grand Montréal
Stage 4 - Ville de Terrebonne 80 km
Amber Neben has given the T Mobile team their first big win by taking the overall title at the Tour de Grand Montreal. Diana Zilute (Acca Due O Pasta) took the final 80 kilometre stage, an 8 lap circuit race in this small town eats of Montreal, but Neben took the overall title, 3 seconds ahead of Lyne Bessette (Saturn). Katie Mactier (Saturn) did not start due to sickness.
Saturn attacked repeatedly in the early part of the stage, but could not shake either T Mobile or Genèvieve Jeanson (Rona-Esker). Jeanson, who lost the jersey yesterday, soon realized that she could not make up the necessary 38 seconds and concentrated on maintaining her lead in the Climber's Competition.
Zilute took the Sprint Jersey and Sue Palmer-Komar (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) the 35+ Riders Jersey.
Neben: "Our plan all week was to race intelligently and keep control. I was expecting Lyne and Jeanson to attack, but knew my team could do the job. It was a big win for us, the first international one for the team, and I'm very proud of my team mates."
Bessette: "I tried to get the bonus sprints in the stage, but there were other teams trying for the stage win, so it was not possible. The hill was not enough to break it up."
Jeanson: "Each time I race, I am not there as a tourist, so I will try to take the win. Last year I lost the lead in the crit, and this year I held it for one more stage. The gap was too great in this final stage - I would have had to be 10% stronger than the rest of the field!"
1 Diana Zilute (Acca Due O Pasta)
2 Regina Schleicher (German National
3 Rochelle Gilmour (Ausra Gruo Dis-Safi)
7 Lyne Bessette (Saturn) all s.t.
12 Geneviève Jeanson (Rona-Esker) at 0:04
Pack all s.t.
1 Amber Neben (T Mobile)
2 Bessette at 0:03
3 Magali Le 'Floch (Rona-Esker) 0:16
4 Zilute 0:19
5 Jeanson 0:38
6 Dede Demet-Barry (T Mobile) 0:48
7 Palmer-Komar 0:50
8 Kim Bruckner (T Mobile) 0:51
9 Amy Moore (Saturn) 0:52
10 Leah Goldstein (Victory Brewing/Amoroso's) 0:56
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Once a year, I like to treat myself to one big luxury item and what better time to splurge on myself than when celebrating my quarter-century milestone this past Monday? One year, I bought the Gucci Soho Shoulder Bag, another year I bought my first pair of Christian Louboutin So Kate Pumps and last year, you all helped me decide between the Saint Laurent Monogram Satchel and the Chanel Wallet on Chain bag. Today I come to you for more advice.
When I first started at PurseBlog I was a handbag girl through and through (naturally), but while writing about shoes over the years, I began to love and appreciate beautiful footwear as much as handbags. For my birthday, my boyfriend surprised me with Valentino Rockstud flip-flops to wear during our upcoming trip to Cancun. I love the flip-flops, but I'm also proud of the fact that I can go out and buy myself something nice, so I wanted to splurge.
I've always loved Valentino Rockstud pumps (which is among the reason they were first up in our Ultimate Shoe Guide), and I've always had a soft spot for them in white. They're crisp, clean, classic and everything I've been looking for in a neutral pump. I tried them on at Saks this weekend, and I loved the way they looked and how comfortable they were (although I knew that already from our TalkShoes Testimonials); I purchased them right on the spot. This is where things get interesting.
Don't get me wrong, I love my Rockstud pumps, but I didn't quite get the adrenaline rush that I usually get when I add something I love to my wardrobe. I couldn't figure out why I wasn't more excited for the Rockstud of my dreams, but I think I've solved the mystery. For a while now, I've been on a Céline kick, and I really want the Céline Phantom Luggage Tote. I know the popularity of the Luggage Tote has slowed down drastically since its debut, and many of you have even questioned the staying power of the bag's design, but I don't care about all of that. I love everything about the Phantom Luggage, no matter what.
The answer may seem obvious as to which one I love more, but hear me out. I have a lot of other things coming up that I need to seriously start saving for, because you and I both know we live in an expensive world. The Céline is over $3,000, and that's lot of money for me to invest right now. My other concern with the Céline bag is I currently don't own any everyday top handle bags, and for the money, I'm worried how I will feel about carrying a bag in the crook of my arm everyday.
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If you've had the opportunity to experience the sheer magic of Cirque du Soleil already, you know the magnitude of its brilliance. The costumes, the music and of course the acts! But if you have not, Cirque du Soleil presents "Ovo" is the perfect place to start!
"Cirque du Soleil, in English, 'Circus of the Sun' is a Canadian entertainment company self described as 'a dramatic mix of circus arts and street entertainment' based in Montreal, Quebec Canada and located in the inner city of Saint Michael. It was founded in Baie Saint Paul by two street performers, Guy Lailberte and Daniel Aavtnier."
Ovo is described as "an immersion into the teeming and energetic world of insects."
Now, if you're as weary of insects as I am, you're in for quite a surprise. These insects are nothing to be afraid of and you'll be so mesmerized by their daring feats that you'll forget you're even watching dozens of "bugs."
Directed and created by Chantale Tremblay, this fast paced performance consists of nine acts:
The first act is "Acrosport", this consists of three acrobats performing incredible displays of flexibility. Second is "Ants" where performers balance large discs while supporting the weight of other acrobats. "Creatura" the third act includes a gigantic multi-legged caterpillar type creature. "Diabalos", Act four, combines Diabolo spinning spools and juggling. In the "Flying Act" trapeze artists fly across the stage emulating the insects they're portraying. The sixth act is an incredible and seemingly impossible one-handed balancing act. "Butterflies" act seven is a Spanish Web duo that features two butterfly lovers performing a poised and graceful aerial flying act. "Slackwire," act eight boats an incredible tight rope performance with feats such as riding a unicycle across the rope and finally my favorite act "Wall" consists of twenty acrobats running, jumping and flying high on trampolines on a climbing wall to finally land on a vertical climbing wall.
Like all Cirque du Soleil performances, stunning and intricate costumes bring the characters to life. Costume designer Liz Vandal uses both organic and synthetic materials to capture the individual elements of each insect. Also essential to the beautiful, eclectic aesthetic of Ovo is the music. Set to a soundtrack of a Brazillian fusion style, the performance is made up of a series of sixteen songs with tracts including "Foreigner," "Ants," and "Cocoon."
"Ovo" is a truly one of a kind phenomenon. You'll hardly believe your eyes! With one mind blowing act after another you won't want to miss what's sure to be this summers most talked about show. "Ovo" runs from June 29 to August 21. Ticket prices and information can be found at www.cirquedusoleil.com/ovo
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Track your Activity
To get started, open the app on your Apple Watch and enter some information about yourself. Your Apple Watch lets you know when you reach your goals and it offers suggestions and encouragement to help you close your rings. Learn how to complete each ring below.
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Project "Midtown apartments" is located on Hospitalu street 39, in historical center of Riga, between Kareivju street, Hospitalu street and Ierednu street. Quiet and prestige block is located close to active center, as well as close to Old Town's cafes, restaurants, theatres and cinema. The project shall provide construction of one 6 story building with 67 apartments in total. There are planned good quality and comfortable studio, two-room, three-room and four-room apartments with the area from 35 sq. m. to 103 sq. m. Front side of building designed with French balconies, courtyard facade planned with balconies. Project shall include 9 ground parking lots and 24 underground parking lots. Building shall have two staircases with entrance from Hospitalu street, as well as from courtyard. Apartments will be offered with complete interior decoration. It will be possible to purchase ground parking lots, underground parking lots, as well as storage premises for extra payment. The territory shall be lighted, landscaped and include playground. Facilities The territory shall be landscaped and well-organized with paved roads, foot-paths, greenery with lots of decorative plants and trees. The territory shall be lighted and include space for bicycles, playground. Valuable trees will be kept. Management The management of the buildings shall be provided by professional company chosen by the means of tender. In case the society created by the apartment owners shall decide to change the management company of the buildings, it shall be enforced in accordance with the procedure provided by the legislation (vote of the general meeting of the apartment owners). In this project are more flats with different prices. In offer more flats in another new projects from developers and private persons.
New home – Vidzeme Suburb, Riga, Latvia
- Total area69 m²
- Total rooms: 3
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