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Advisory Council Membership Biographies
Community Members
Member: James P. Tobin (Chair)
Seat: Citizen-at-Large
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Business Owner
Manns Harbor, North Carolina
Jim has been an entrepreneur most of his career. After studying at Diablo Valley College, he started his career working at Conam Nuclear inspecting nuclear power generating stations advancing to the position of Qualified Data Analyst. During his tenure at Conam he met his wife, Tammy, and moved to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Jim and Tammy began a commercial fishing business in 1989 fishing pound nets for flounder and fished for 15 years before selling the business. During this same timeframe, they started Caimen Gardens, a retail nursery in their backyard. The business quickly outgrew this location, and they moved the business to Manteo, N.C., in 1996 and operated it in this location for 8 years. In 2004, Jim and Tammy sold the Caimen Gardens location to CVS and embarked on a 2 ½ year sabbatical sailing the Caribbean aboard their 51' sailboat, Class Act. Many beaches and countless dives later, they returned to the USA and moved to Asheville N.C., where Jim recertified his nuclear certification and began working in the nuclear field once again. Shortly after arriving in Ashville, Jim received a call from a friend who asked if he and Tammy would be interested in managing the 195-slip Pirates Cove Marina in Manteo N.C. Having the ocean and fishing in their blood, Jim and Tammy agreed to take the position and purchased the business in 2008. They are very proud to operate several charitable fishing tournaments out of this location, including the Alice Kelly Memorial Ladies Billfish Tournament and the Pirates Cove Big Game Tournament. Jim is the Chairman of the Dare County Oregon Inlet Task Force and the Vice Chair of the Oregon Inlet and Waterways Commission. Jim has also served on the North Carolina Cooperative Extension State Advisory Council, the North Carolina Agriculture Foundation and is a Past President and Past Assistant Governor for Rotary District 7720. Jim has been a certified diver since he was 18 and has his USCG Captains license.
Member: Kim Kenyon
Seat: Conservation
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Greenville, North Carolina
Member: Karen Brown
Seat: Economic Development
Term: 1/20 to 1/22
Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce
Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
Karen Brown, born and raised in southern New Jersey, spent a number of years living along the coast pursuing a career in healthcare. In 2002, she relocated to Bonita Springs, Florida, and worked in an executive management position with the Bonita Springs Area Chamber of Commerce.
In 2007, Karen relocated to Zebulon (Pike County), Georgia to take on a dual role as President and CEO of the Pike County Chamber of Commerce and as the Economic Developer for the Development Authority of Pike County. In October of 2012, the Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce selected Karen to lead the Chamber as its President and CEO.
The Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce is a 900+ member organization focused on creating a business-friendly climate, as well as providing opportunities for members to be successful in their businesses and organizations. In 2016, the Carolina Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE), which encompasses all chambers in North and South Carolina, named the Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce "Outstanding Chamber of the Year." In addition, the Outer Banks Chamber is the only CACCE Accredited Chamber in northeast North Carolina. In 2019, the Chambers for Clean Energy & Innovation Outer Banks Chamber awarded the Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce a "Clean Energy Champion" award.
Karen holds a Master's in Business Administration (MBA). In her spare time, she enjoys reading, shopping, and spending time outdoors, especially at the beach! Karen resides in Kill Devil Hills on the Outer Banks with her husband, and one special needs, rescued Akita named Brody Brown.
Member: To be determined
Seat: Education
Term: To be determined
Member: Andre Nabors
Seat: Heritage Tourism
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Partner Relations Manager, Visit North Carolina
Mebane, North Carolina
Andre` Nabors has served as the Partner Relations Manager for Visit North Carolina (formerly North Carolina Division of Tourism, Film & Sports Development) since 2010. Visit North Carolina, a unit of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC), supports sustainable efforts to market and promote the state's natural, historic and cultural resources; and provide assistance to communities, non-profits, and tourism related entities (Cultural/Heritage) for development to improve tourism product and visitation across North Carolina. In December of 2013, Tourism was charged to oversee the North Carolina Certified Retirement Community Program to encourage retirees and those planning to retire to make their home in North Carolina.
Andre` formerly held a similar position with the West Virginia Division of Tourism, where he provided marketing, research, communications and other types of assistance to communities, attractions and CVBs throughout West Virginia. In that role, he worked to develop the state's first African-American Heritage Guide identifying cultural and historic attractions, as well as foster its Civil War Trail program. Andre` also worked on several projects such as Scenic Byways, Rail to Trails, National Coal Heritage Area, Freedom Trek II and III, Governor's Black History Month Kick-Off program, and the Booker T. Washington Institute at West Virginia State University.
Before moving to North Carolina, Andre` was the convention sales manager for the Charleston (W.V.) CVB, where he covered the markets of sports, military, group, fraternity and also managed the Charleston Sports Committee. He began his career in tourism in June 1992 with the West Virginia's Parkways Authority Welcome Centers as a travel counselor and manager. Andre` is a Travel Marketing Professional (TMP) through the Southeast Tourism Society Marketing College program and has over 20 years of experience in the tourism industry.
Andre` graduated from Concord University in Athens, West Virginia and serves on the Concord University Foundation Board of Directors. He currently resides in Mebane, N.C., with his wife Stacy; daughters Malia (13) and Morgan (20); and son Deion (23).
Member: Nathan Richards
Seat: Maritime Archaeological Research
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
East Carolina University
Greenville, North Carolina
Dr. Nathan Richards is a maritime archaeologist who holds a joint appointment as program head of the Maritime Heritage Program at the UNC-Coastal Studies Institute (Wanchese, N.C.) and as an associate professor with the Program in Maritime Studies (Department of History) at East Carolina University (Greenville, N.C.). Nathan has taught classes in the history, theory, method and ethics of maritime archaeology, field schools, and cultural heritage management since 2003.
Member: Debby Boyce
Seat: Ocean Sports
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Dive Operator
Beaufort, North Carolina
Member: Ernal (Ernie) W. Foster, Jr.
Seat: Recreational/Commercial Fishing
Term: 10/19 to 10/21
Business Owner
Hatteras, North Carolina
Captain Ernie Foster is the Owner of the Albatross Fleet and Captain of the Albatross III. For over 50 years, Capt. Ernie has professionally fished the waters off Hatteras on The Albatross Fleet boats. He has successfully maintained and improved the historic fleet and built a loyal multi-generational customer base. In addition, he has cultivated and trained many of the people in the charter fishing fleet as quite a few have worked his boats.
Capt. Ernie also dedicates a large portion of his time to civic responsibilities, serving on the Outer Banks Tourism Board, the Dare County Oregon Inlet and Waterways Commission, as a Board Member of the North Carolina Coastal Federation, and as a Hatteras Village Tax Trustee. He is a co-founder, with his wife Lynne, of Day at the Docks and the annual Blessing of the Fleet.
Capt. Ernie is a founding board member of North Carolina Watermen United, a non-profit organization that represents the needs of our coastal communities by protecting the livelihood of the people who fish for a living and providing a voice for fair fisheries regulations.
Member: Rom Whitaker
Seat: Recreational/Commercial Fishing
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Hatteras, North Carolina
Member: Matt Landrum
Seat: Recreational Diving
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Business Owner
Manteo, North Carolina
Member: Joe Poe (Vice Chair)
Seat: Recreational Diving
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Durham, North Carolina
Joe Poe has been exploring North Carolina shipwrecks for more than 30 years. He is Technical and Tri-mix certified and was a member of the first civilian team to dive on the USS Monitor in 1990 with dozens of expedition dives on the ship over the following two decades. His photographs were selected by NOAA to illustrate its report to Congress on the Monitor's condition prior to recovery projects and his photos and articles on the USS Monitor and other North Carolina shipwrecks have been featured in Wreck Diving Magazine, Immersed, Sport Diver, Coastwatch, Urban Hiker and Alert Diver, as well as books, training manuals and newspapers. He is a graduate of the U.S. Army Still Photography School and has won several underwater photography competitions. His photos have been published as the covers of N.C. Aquarium Magazine and Wreck Diving Magazine.
Joe is currently Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Divers Alert Network, Inc. (DAN, Inc.), a world-wide organization dedicated to the safety of recreational diving with over 150,000 members. He is a member of the board of directors of other diving organizations, an insurance company and local diving groups and has dived all around the world, from Alaska to PNG to South Africa to Brazil and beyond.
In his other life, Joe is a trial lawyer and member of the New York, North Carolina and Federal bar organizations. Formerly an Assistant District Attorney in the Bronx, New York and a Special Deputy Attorney General of North Carolina, he is now in private practice in Durham, N.C., specializing in civil commercial and tort litigation. He has been trying lawsuits and engaged in all aspects of litigation for over 40 years, and his advocacy for his clients has resulted in numerous significant jury verdicts and appellate decisions. Joe is also a Mediator and member of the North Carolina Academy of Certified Mediators.
Member: Jenna Hartley (Non-Voting Member)
Seat: Student Seat
Term: 3/19 to 3/21
Raleigh, North Carolina
Jenna Hartley is a North Carolina native with a B.S. degree in Environmental Geology from Beloit College, where she was a National Science Foundation-REU participant. Jenna went on to be a New York City Teaching Fellow and earned an M.S. degree in Secondary Science Education from CUNY-Lehman College. With seven years of teaching in public high school classrooms, Jenna taught Earth Science in New York City, and then moved to North Carolina, where she taught AP Environmental Science, Biology, and Earth Science.
Jenna went on to receive an M.S. degree in Environmental Sciences & Engineering from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Gillings School of Global Public Health.
Jenna is currently an ORISE Participant (Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education) with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's EnviroAtlas team, and recently received her North Carolina Environmental Education certification. Jenna is also a first-year PhD student at NC State University, where she is studying environmental education and the empowerment of young people as environmental change-agents in their communities.
Member: Will Hoffman
Seat: The Mariners' Museum
Term: Member since 11/14
Senior Conservator and Conservation Project Manager
Newport News, Virginia
Will Hoffman received his bachelor's degrees in Anthropology (concentrating in North American and Historic Archaeology) and Fine Arts (concentrating in sculpture and metal casting) from The State University of New York College in Buffalo. In addition, he holds a Masters in Art Conservation, specializing in the conservation of objects, from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. Since 2009, Will has worked at The Mariners' Museum focusing on the conservation of archaeological metals recovered from the wreck site of the USS Monitor. During his tenure at the museum, Will's research interests have encompassed the evaluation of cleaning and stabilization methods for archaeological iron materials, as well as the study of 19th century metal casting and steam engine technologies. Presently, Will manages and coordinates all conservation-related activities within the USS Monitor Center and the Batten Conservation Laboratory Complex.
Member: To be selected by The Mariners' Museum
Seat: Alternate, The Mariners' Museum
Newport News, Virginia
Government Members
Member: Dave Hallac
Seat: The National Park Service
Term: Member since 6/15
Superintendent, Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
Dave Hallac is the superintendent of Cape Hatteras National Seashore and the Outer Banks Group in North Carolina. In this capacity, he oversees a number of park programs, including wildlife and aquatic sciences, vegetation ecology, wetlands, and forestry, climate change, hydrology, geology, historical preservation and Native American tribal relations. He oversees the park's planning, compliance, and science communications program. Dave leads a variety of high profile, complex conservation initiatives such as carnivore conservation, native fish restoration, trans-boundary bison conservation and management, and climate change research.
Hallac previously managed the Yellowstone Center for Resources, the resource management and science division at Yellowstone National Park. Prior to Yellowstone, Dave spent more than a decade in south Florida in a variety of positions, including managing natural resources programs for Everglades and Dry Tortugas National Parks, and implementation of Everglades restoration projects with the Fish and Wildlife Service. He has extensive experience working with other land management agencies and collaboratively with local community groups and friends associations. Dave understands the value of both preserving federal resources and enjoying the recreational opportunities they offer.
Dave Hallac has a master's degree in wildlife and fisheries biology from the University of Vermont. He is an avid fisherman who also enjoys running, scuba diving, and boating.
Member: To be appointed
Seat: Alternate, The National Park Service
Term: N/A
Member: Chris Southerly
Seat: N.C. Dept. of Natural and Cultural Resources, Office of State Archaeology
Term: Member since 5/19
Raleigh, North Carolina
Member: To be appointed
Seat: Alternate, N.C. Dept. of Natural and Cultural Resources, Office of State Archaeology
Term: N/A
Member: Jason Peters
Seat: N.C. Dept. of Environmental Quality
Term: Member since 3/18
Artificial Reef Coordinator, Division of Marine Fisheries
Morehead City, North Carolina
Jason Peters is the Artificial Reef Coordinator for the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries (within the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality). In this role, he is responsible for coordinating the design, construction, and monitoring of 68 artificial reef sites in North Carolina. These sites exist from Virginia to South Carolina, and from the river mouths to nearly 40 miles offshore. He oversees permitting, contracting, field logistics, purchasing, and reporting for several sub-programs, including oyster sanctuaries and ocean reefs. Jason also serves as chairman on the joint ASMFC/GSMFC Artificial Reef Committee, which is responsible for national guidelines on artificial reef development.
Jason is a Virginia native, but has spent the majority of his adult life in Eastern North Carolina studying marine ecology and enjoying the wonderful marine resources the state has to offer. He has a BS in Biology from Christopher Newport University (in Newport News!) and a MS in Biological Oceanography from North Carolina State University. Jason is a USCG Master Captain, avid diver, and recreational fisherman.
Member: Steve Poland
Seat: Alternate, N.C. Dept. of Environmental Quality
Term: Member since 7/18
Morehead City, North Carolina
Member: Everette Newton
Seat: North Carolina Local (Town/City/County) Government
Term: Member since 12/18
Mayor of Beaufort, North Carolina
Beaufort, North Carolina
Rett Newton retired as a Colonel from the US Air Force in 2011 following a 28-year career that included leading-edge engineering, F-15E Strike Eagle leadership, and assignments as an Arabic foreign area officer. He has continued his passion for engineering by designing, building, operating, and maintaining autonomous aircraft, terrestrial vehicle, and surface vessel systems with autopilot, datalink, and advanced payloads. Rett joined the Duke University Marine Laboratory team in June 2015, serving as initial cadre for the Marine Robotics and Remote Sensing (MaRRS) Lab. He is also a third-year Duke University PhD student studying Marine Science and Conservation and in 2017, Rett was elected as the Mayor of the Town of Beaufort, NC.
Member: To be appointed
Seat: Alternate, North Carolina Local (Town/City/County) Government
Beaufort, North Carolina
Member: Bobby Outten
Seat: North Carolina Local (Town/City/County) Government
Term: Member since 6/15
City Manager
Dare County, North Carolina
Robert "Bobby" Outten has served Dare County as Manager and Attorney since July 2009. From 2007 to 2009, Outten was Dare County's Attorney and Assistant County Manager. Prior to 2007, Outten was a private practice attorney where his work gravitated toward representing local governments and people or businesses dealing with local government on a variety of matters. He has extensive experience in coastal issues.
Outten earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina in 1979 and his Juris Doctorate from Wake Forest in 1982.
Outten has been an active volunteer and has served as Chairman of the Advisory Board for Parks and Recreation, assisted with the Babe Ruth World Series and CAA tournaments hosted by Dare County, chaired the local Babe Ruth League and coached for many years in the recreation program. He received the North Carolina Citizen Volunteer of the year for his work with Parks and Recreation. In addition, he was honored as recipient of the Outer Banks Community Foundation's Champion Award.
Outten has lived in Dare County for over 30 years and resides in Southern Shores with his wife Connie.
Member: Drew Pearson
Seat: Alternate, North Carolina Local (Town/City/County) Government
Term: Member since 6/15
Dare County, North Carolina
Drew Pearson joined the Dare County staff on August 4, 2014. Prior to joining Dare County, Drew was a United States Coast Guardsmen for thirty years retiring as a Captain on August 1, 2014. He began his Coast Guard career in 1984 and was designated a Coast Guard Aviator in 1986. While his service took him across the United States, he spent a good portion of his career at the Air Station in Elizabeth City. In addition to his aviation assignments, Drew was the Chief of Incident Management at the Coast Guard's Seventh District in Miami, Florida and prior to retirement, commanded Coast Guard forces in the Caribbean as Commander, Sector San Juan Puerto Rico. During these assignments, Drew oversaw search and rescue, marine environmental response, interagency law enforcement, and tropical storm mission efforts, building a wealth of experience in all-hazards emergency management.
Drew is a 1983 graduate of Wesley College where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science. In addition to his hands on emergency management experience, Drew holds Master of the Arts in Emergency and Disaster Management and Master of Public Administration degrees from the American Military University and a Master Certificate in Community Preparedness and Disaster Management from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
Since 2006, Drew has maintained designation as a Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) from the International Association of Emergency Managers.
Member: LT Devonte Weems
Seat: U.S. Coast Guard
Term: Member since 9/20
Portsmouth, Virginia
Member: Kate Moore
Seat: Alternate, U.S. Coast Guard
Term: Member since 9/16
Portsmouth, Virginia
Katie grew up in North Carolina, vacationing on Carolina beaches. She studied environmental policy at Duke University and then received her Masters in Environmental Management with a Coastal Environmental Management focus from the same institution. Katie was previously the Bottlenose Dolphin Conservation Coordinator for NOAA Fisheries, and she has spent the last 13 years with the United States Coast Guard working on marine resource management. As the Living Marine Resources Program Manager for the Atlantic Area, Katie advises on fisheries, protected species, and marine protected areas. Located in Portsmouth, Va., Katie's civilian position provides continuity to the Coast Guard as the uniformed officers rotate to other tours after several years. As a civilian, Katie also provides continuity of knowledge and a consistent entry point for external partners if they require Coast Guard assistance.
Katie brings a zealous commitment to public service and marine conservation. Her personal interests include open water swimming, gardening, travelling, and art. Her favorite place is near water, anywhere!
Member: Robert Neyland
Seat: U.S. Navy
Term: Member since 3/11
Head, Naval Historical Center Underwater Archaeology Branch
Washington, DC
Robert obtained his Masters and Doctorate degrees in Anthropology from Texas A&M University's Nautical Archaeology Program and a Masters of Science in Public Planning and Administration from University of Texas, Tyler. Over the course of his archaeological career Robert has worked on a wide variety of shipwrecks, including a 1300 B.C. Bronze-age wreck off the coast of Turkey, medieval cog, the sunken city of 17th century Port Royal, Jamaica, searched for Columbus's caravels, and analyzed the earliest boat remains found in Maryland, as well as other eighteenth and nineteenth century shipwrecks in North America and the Caribbean. He has been the Principal Investigator and Director of excavations on late- and post-medieval wrecks in the Netherlands and terrestrial historic sites in Scotland.
Robert has been Head of the Underwater Archaeology Branch, Naval History and Heritage Command since 1996 and has researched and overseen archaeological surveys for warships dating from the Revolutionary War, American Civil War and World War II. He was instrumental in developing preservation and management strategies for the US Navy's ca. 3,000 shipwrecks and 15,000 aircraft wrecks, as well as the drafting and implementation of the Sunken Military Craft Act, legislation protecting US warships and war graves, signed into law in 2004.
Robert was Project Director for the recovery of the confederate submarine H.L. Hunley and oversaw all aspects of that project including the recovery and the creation of a state of the art archaeological conservation laboratory. Robert was also trained in archaeological conservation and has organized two conservation laboratories during his career and advised on numerous conservation projects. Robert is currently the Archaeological Principal Investigator in the search for Captain John Paul Jones warship Bonhomme Richard sunk in the North Sea.
Robert served as Chairman of the Advisory Council for Underwater Archaeology and a member of the Board of Directors for the Society for Historical Archaeology from 2002-2005. He served on the State of Maryland Governor's Council on Archaeology and the State of Virginia burial task force.
Member: Alexis Catsambis
Seat: Alternate, U.S. Navy
Term: Member since 3/11
Underwater Archaeology Branch
Washington, DC
Member: Samantha Henderson
Seat: Virginia Dept. of Historic Resources
Term: Member since 6/15
Richmond, Virginia
Samantha is an archaeologist specializing in historical archaeology of Virginia. Over the past ten years, she has worked on numerous archaeological sites throughout Tidewater and Piedmont Virginia, including working for four years at Fort Monroe in Hampton, Virginia. Samantha attended Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg, Virginia, for her undergraduate degree and completed her Master's degree in Historical Archaeology from University of Massachusetts Boston. In her role as Project Review Archaeologist for the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, she reviews effects of State and Federal projects on historic resources across the Commonwealth of Virginia. Samantha is a native of Virginia Beach and currently lives in Newport News, Virginia.
Member: Greg LaBudde
Seat: Alternate, Virginia Dept. of Historic Resources
Term: Member since 6/15
Project Review Archaeologist
Richmond, Virginia


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In the second of three interviews (part 1 here), Hugh Hendry tells MoneyWeek's Merryn Somerset Webb why central banks will go even further than anyone expects to keep the global economy afloat. Hendry notes, "there's so much debt that if you reprice debt, the economy slows down. We saw that I think in 2012, after the taper tantrum and ten-year bond use went over 3%. What happened next? The economy slowed down. If anything I would be a buyer of U.S. Treasuries."
Key excerpts (full transcript here)
Let's move on to looking at markets more specifically.
Hendry: This is almost unparalleled in being the most exciting moment for global macro today. And I predicate that upon making an analogy with the Central Bank coordinated policy intervention, in the foreign exchange markets, after the Plaza Accord in, I believe, 1985. There was a profound unease at the current account and particularly the trade deficit that America was running up, especially against the Japanese, which was deemed to be contentious. The real economy is composed of slow-moving prices, wages are slow and the notion of having to wait for productivity improvements and wage price negotiations to work their course, via the U.S. corporate landscape in Japan, such as those deficits would be resolved successfully and become less politically contentious. It was just too long. Politicians just don't have that time and so they jumped into the world of macro. Macro's all about fast-moving prices. Foreign exchange is fast. Stock markets prices are fast.
So the notion then was that the Yen and the Deutschmark would appreciate. Now for hedge funds that was amazing. This is the period of the alchemy of finance, as George Soros has celebrated in very successful financial adventures. They just run the biggest long positions. No one stopped to say "Well, the Deutschmark's getting expensive." It didn't really enter into the vernacular of trading in that market. It was macro, there was a policy impulse, a sponsorship by the world's monetary authorities and you were trending and you had to have that position.
By and large it succeeded. So what I would said to you today is that the policy response can't be found in foreign exchange markets. It's been muted somewhat by the "Beggar thy neighbour" way that everyone can pursue the same policy. So currencies, up until very lately, haven't really moved that much. Instead the drama is unfolding in the stock market.
I would say to you that policymakers are so absolutely beside themselves with regard to how structural these deflationary forces are, and that they recognise that they really have very little to offer once policy rates are at zero, the zero lower band, that they have to stave this crisis off. They cannot have deflation today.
I believe they are now responding to the fast-moving circuit of the stock market and clearly America's demonstrated something. That policy response underwrote a very virtuous cycle of higher asset prices.
You're telling us that QE worked.
Hugh: It's all about to which degree does it work? Now if you wish to take the other side and say "QE doesn't work." It worked by redistributing but it doesn't create wealth, clearly.
What it aims to do, is redistribute economic growth from one part of the global system to another. So as the U.S. has come to the forefront in the last five years, China's found its growth rate has, from this perpetual notion of 10% GDP expansion, is now 7%, and everyone's scratching their head and has great doubts that 7% can be maintained.
Europe needs high equity prices and high animal spirits and then you'll get people feeling more confident about the collateral
It may not work, but presently the perception is that it will work and those asset prices are trending and you should participate. Then within Europe, such is the political timeframe and the stakes are so enormous, that is has to work now and we have the French elections, national elections are in 2017. Europe has been slow to this game of quantitative easing. As a result they are clearly behind the curve.
So economies from France to Italy and others have been unsuccessful in bringing these deficits below 3%, which of course, then imposes further austerity measures which are toxic in the political/social space, and we're seeing radicalization of policy.
It may be contentious to say, but if the French election was held today, I would worry that Marine Le Pen's party would win. That's not to say, necessarily, to cast aspersions on that side it's just to say that I think the thrust of her policy would be to take France out of the Euro.
The people who very angry about QE – who disapprove of it. They would say the moral imperative is not to do QE, but you suggested that for you the moral imperative in Europe is to do proper QE.
Hugh: Well, desperate times breed desperate measures and the fatal policy errors are I believe, all in the past. Economies across the world were allowed to take on so much debt, and taking on debt, you're borrowing from the future. You're borrowing consumption to spend it today. So we overinflated the GDP growth rate. There's no surprise to me when people are disappointed by today's growth rate. Because it's like "I ate your sandwich yesterday." It's not there. So I don't see this as a clean solution.
I see this is a grubby solution, but it's closer to being a solution than anything else that I conceive of. With QE, again, I say I think we barely scratched the surface in terms of what will happen. I think it will spread into central banks essentially having to endorse higher government budget deficits to sponsor public work projects or favourably to sponsor tax cuts. I think that is in the future, because we have not resolved that deficiency of demand. Which, of course, is a function of having over-borrowed from the future to spend yesterday.
On Treasuries...
I think Dylan Grice was the great architect of the notion that you can define the upper bound to today's interest rates by trying to determine society's capability to meet those interest rates at higher and higher levels. What you find is we cannot live with a Paul Volcker putting interest rates at 15%. It doesn't work. There's so much debt that if you reprice debt, the economy slows down. We saw that I think in 2012, after the taper tantrum and ten-year bond use went over 3%. What happened next? The economy slowed down. If anything I would be a buyer of U.S. Treasuries and I'll come back to that.
Well, we are long on 30-year Treasury bond use and this year we have, I think, been among a select group of macro-investors who have actually made money being long U.S. Treasuries. It's been a very popular trade being short. It's particularly relevant since the Jackson Hole Central Bank soiree in late August. That there seems to have to come out of it, some tolerance that the dollar would rise.
Typically that's the fiefdom of the Treasury and not the Central Bank. But I'll let that pass. The dollar has been on a tear ever since that meeting. My take on that is that I think America looks at it and increasingly feels confident, rightly or wrongly. I'd err on the side of caution. But when it looks to the global theatre, it's desperately concerned about China, desperately concerned about the Europe. So the last five years were, if you will, it redistributed global growth and by "redistribution" bear in mind, I'm saying that quantitative easing as pursued by the Federal Reserve had the explicit policy aim of ensuring that the dollar would not rise.
The dollar always rises when there's a deflationary crisis in the marketplace. The dollar index was trading at 80 pre- the events of late 2008. It briefly flared and then you had . . . Immediately you had quantitative easing and it sat at 80 for five years. That's about America being determined that dollars earned in America create jobs and prosperity in America.
Whereas in the last 10-15 years the mercantilist axis of Europe, and of course, China has meant that those dollars were exported via the trade deficit to elsewhere. That just couldn't be allowed to happen. That hasn't happened, which is to say that again, boosted by shale oil, of course, the trade deficit has been falling.
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Field & Game Australia applauds Fishing and Boating Minister Jaala Pulford's support of the bushfire recovery with her call to recreational fishers to return to regional communities.
Ms Pulford recognised the economic impact recreational fishing plays in regional communities – supporting more than 3800 jobs and bringing in more than $600 million annually to Gippsland and north east areas – and said it could play in an integral part in the recovery process.
"We want to get people back to East Gippsland and the north east with family and friends, spending money and helping local communities get back on their feet," she said.
FGA chief executive Dean O'Hara echoed this call and said sustainable hunting could further that economic support to regional communities.
"It has been stated many times before – the fact is regional economies need a boost after the recent fires and as a state we should be doing all we can to support the recovery effort," he said.
"Let sustainable hunters do our part in rebuilding these communities.
"There is all this talk of how we can help each other and those affected by the fires recover, sustainable hunting is a huge part of that conversation.
"Recreational duck hunting is a sustainable and highly popular pastime, delivering an array of regional economic and social benefits."
Mr O'Hara said it is time for an announcement to be made.
"This is not just effecting hunters, but impacting regional areas as well," he said.
He said there was a run on effect from government to hunter to rural communities.
"(Hunting) is not just a pick up and go situation – people need to book leave, accommodation, organise trips – by limiting the time in which they can do this, it's restricting the security of cash flow to regional communities," Mr O'Hara said.


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HVAC Technology Has Changed Our Lives. Here's How
Technology has changed our lives in thousands of ways, big and small. It's easy to point to cell phones and airplanes and acknowledge their evolution. However, other elements of day-to-day life are at least as important. HVAC technology is, in fact, one of the factors we rely on every single day. Without it, Florida summers would be unbearable, microbes and bacteria would thrive in the excessively hot and humid household environment, we would heat water on our stove to take irregular, uncomfortable baths. Beyond the basic functions of air conditioning, heating, and ventilation, however, recent improvements in engineering and connected technologies have brought additional benefits to our contemporary, time-pressured lives.
Better HVAC Technology Equals More Comfort
Whatever type of HVAC technology you are currently using, take a moment to think of the many ways it has made your life safer, healthier and a lot more comfortable. Some are incremental improvements that bring comfort; others, however, are revolutionary in saving lives – or money.
Air Purification
Whereas in the past simple ventilation and air conditioning helped lower excessive heat and decreased chances for airborne diseases like influenza, tuberculosis etc., nowadays there are other threats that loom in our houses. With recent HVAC technology, air purification comes with air conditioning – which is why you probably don't even know there are dozens of household allergens you might have been exposed to. Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), pet dander, pollen, even dust can trigger allergic reactions or compound various symptoms. Air conditioning, however, contributes dramatically to keeping indoor air clear of allergens and disease. Just remember to change your filters and give you HVAC system regular check-ups.
Improved Efficiency with Energy Auditing
One of the most impressive advancements in HVAC technology relates to improved efficiency. Energy auditing software allows you to find problematic areas inside the house or within the HVAC system, and helps you either fix the issues or adjust your HVAC settings to compensate for the leaks. Even a simple "Auto" setting will do that, however more advanced systems can trigger warnings for potential issues.
Improved Efficiency with Smart Sensors
Another area where improvements in HVAC technology lead to increased system efficiency is allowing smart sensors to activate AC units.
There are several kinds of smart sensors. For instance, movement sensors in the ceiling can trigger the on/off commands and allow air conditioning to only work when someone is in the room, saving on unnecessary heating or cooling costs.
Another type of smart sensors can detect when a temperature is too low or high, and direct the HVAC system to nudge the heating and cooling process accordingly. Smart sensors can also detect air quality issues and trigger a warning when certain pollutant thresholds are reached. With other types of sensors, if the system overheats, for instance, you yourself may not detect the problem, however, you will be alerted so you can call a specialist.
Smart Thermostats
One of the more common and most useful inventions, smart thermostats are an HVAC technology enhancer. They allow you to easily manage your temperature from either the digital thermostat or, more conveniently, from your phone or tablet. You can direct your HVAC system to start operations before you get home so that it doesn't heat water through the day or air condition empty rooms.
Somewhat connected to smart thermostat technology, the Internet of Things contributes to making your HVAC even smarter without your explicit input. IoT devices can detect patterns in behavior and adjust accordingly, for instance learning when you come home so they can push the temperature up, or they can learn from other devices what signals to discern from the noise when there is a potential malfunction.
AC Water Recirculators
This recent technology allows an "on command" device attached to the water line to direct water that is being drained to recirculate back into the system through the cold water line. This relatively new HVAC technology can save residential users quite a bit of water and energy – and, consequently, money. Recirculating pumps also save time, since they deliver hot water "on command".
We at Air Hawk AC pride ourselves on serving our Tampa Bay community with personal courtesy and professional excellence. We are ready to assist you with any HVAC technology questions you may have.


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POPULAR Porthcawl mayor Barbara Stubbs returned to the council chamber for the first time in four months this week after her near-death car crash.
Councillor Stubbs, who said her mayoral year had been "ruined" by the horrific head-on crash she was involved in on December 29, donned the mayoral chains to chair part of last week's full council meeting.
It was her first meeting since December and will be her penultimate opportunity to head the Porthcawl debate before her year as mayor comes to an end in May.
Still wearing a neck brace following an operation to fix her broken neck three weeks ago, Coun Stubbs used her returning public appearance to thank her fellow councillors for their support during her recovery.
"It has not been an easy period and it has been very frustrating not being able to carry out my mayoral duties," she said.
"But I would like to thank all of you here who have supported me."
She also singled out deputy mayor councillor Alana Davies and councillors David Newton-Williams and Mary Emment-Lewis for praise, who have taken over mayoral visits during Coun Stubbs' recovery.
The head-on car accident happened in Nottinghamshire on December 29, when Coun Stubbs, her husband Bill, son Mark and two other family member were travelling from Cambridgeshire to Sheffield after a Christmas visit.
The crash left her with a broken arm, sternum and coccyx, five broken ribs, and neck and shoulder whiplash injuries. Other family members also suffered serious injuries
She spent three weeks in King's Mill Hospital in Mansfield where doctors said her all over bruising was some of the worst they had ever seen.
On her return last week, Newton councillor Chris Smart said: "We are delighted to see you back in the chair tonight.
"It has been a very worrying time for you and Bill and all members of the council were extremely worried about what had happened to you.
"I know there is still a long way to go with the recovery but it is a delight to see you here again."
Coun Stubbs then left the meeting early to attend the trophy presentations after the rugby matches between Porthcawl and twinning neighbours San Sebastian sur Loire.
Coun Mary Emment-Lewis also told the meeting that a date for Porthcawl's return visit to the French town has been set for August 28 to September 1.


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For Yordan Alvarez, it just takes one swing to make a difference
Yordan Alvarez is living more than a dream.
More than the goal of playing Major League Baseball that developed as he blossomed into a player as a kid in Las Tunas, Cuba.
He never thought about big hits in the playoffs or home runs in the World Series. MLB playoff games are not major events, or events at all, in Cuba.
His affinity for the game had nothing to do with October baseball or the Fall Classic.
"I just had a dream to play baseball because I love the game," Alvarez said Monday through an interpreter. "Obviously, I didn't know what the postseason was, what the World Series was, to this extent. To come to the U.S. and to play baseball and perform in the minor leagues and then get to the big leagues and. in this first year, to get to the World Series. is just incredible for me."
Alvarez isn't your typical rookie getting his first taste of playoff pressure. He had no idea what to expect.
"The environment, the energy, is different in the postseason, but the work is the same," Alvarez said. "I have to continue to work on my game, continue to focus and be ready."
Alvarez's readiness is being question after major struggles against the Yankees in the American League Championship Series. He had six hits, including three doubles, in 19 at-bats in the ALDS against the Rays, but slumped to 1-for-22 with 12 strikeouts against New York.
Houston manager A.J. Hinch dropped him to seventh in the order, but Alvarez will start Game 1 of the World Series against the Nationals on Tuesday night.
"I believe in Yordan," Hinch said. "We need him to be good, to be at our best."
When Alvarez first came up, Hinch warned media not to confuse size and mature appearance with age. Alvarez (6-5, 225) is a large man and carries himself with a natural calm, but he just turned 22 in June.
This is all new to him. So is the criticism.
We're talking about a guy who has excelled at a difficult game and made baseball look easy, as he advanced up the minor league ladder.
His teammates were so impressed with his ability and eye-popping numbers in Class AAA that they warned him he would be fined if he did not hit a home run in his major league debut in June.
He did so with a two-run shot in his second at-bat, then went on to compile eye-popping numbers, with 27 homers and 78 RBIs in only 87 games in what will almost certainly be a Rookie of the Year season.
His postseason slum is surprising but not baffling.
Michael Brantley, who signed with the Astros last offseason, was on three playoff teams with the Indians. Cleveland did not win a series in those years, and Brantley, a career .297 hitter, was an underwhelming 4-for-25 (.160) with just one RBI.
"You're facing the best of the best," Brantley said. "These are the best teams in the playoffs."
Postseason baseball is different. In most ways, it is the same.
It's not like when the playoffs start, rules change to two strikes you're out and games last only seven innings. If MLB did that, perhaps these contests could fit in a three-hour window.
Every pitch seems magnified, every out more valuable, as legends are made.
Astros center fielder George Springer was in a 3-for-30 rut after striking out in all four plate appearances in Game 1 of the 2017 World Series. He hit five home runs in the next six games and was named the World Series MVP.
"The playoffs aren't about statistics," Springer said. "It's about individual moments, acts. It takes one at-bat a day to help the team, or one at-bat a series."
Springer was a measly 4-for-25 with 10 strikeouts against the Yankees. But two of his hits were home runs. Carlos Correa was just 4-for-22 in the ALCS, fanning nine times, but likewise, two of his hits cleared the bases.
Alvarez has yet to have one of those at-bats of which Springer speaks. The opportunity is still there, as he will be the Astros' designated hitter in Games 1 and 2 at Minute Maid Park.
Hinch being firmly in his corner is a comfort.
"Obviously, I'm really happy that he has given me that vote of confidence," Alvarez said. "I'm going to do my best to reward him for that."
His teammates expect him to come through.
"I tell him that we have all the confidence in the world in him, because it's true," Brantley said. "This is a brotherhood. I said it before, I'll say it again, not one person is gonna win a World Series, win a championship. You gotta do it as a team.
"He had a great year. He helped carry us a lot throughout the year. We're just looking forward to having him out there and doing what he is capable of doing.
"Confidence is everything. We have a lot of faith in him. He's gonna be just fine."
Why does Hinch keep running Alvarez out there? Because he is as dangerous a hitter as there is in the Astros' star-studded lineup.
Every time he steps into the batter's box in these games in which he had never dreamed of playing, he is a threat.


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To any of our returning players from last year - welcome back! To any new players - welcome!
This is now the main league thread for the 2019 version of the Originals League - the sixth year of TFP's original fantasy league with its live in-person draft day.
The roll of honour so far is:
2014 – Chris Parkes
2015 – Dean Poole
2016 – Robert McGregor
2017 – Chris Jennings
2018 – yours truly !
Are we going to crown a sixth different winner in 2019…?
It all gets underway with the draft day in Southampton, on Saturday August 31st. We'll be in exactly the same venue as the last two years (the Hampshire Room, at the Ibis Hotel, just near Southampton Central railway station). In case we have any newcomers to the league I'll post some more details with directions, local hotels etc later on.


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Urnex has long been a familiar name in commercial coffee and espresso houses, but it now extends its outstanding cleaning products to the home market. Urnex Cafiza cleaning tablets have been tested and approved for use in most super-automatic home coffee centers, and instructions for use vary depending upon the machine. One tablet is used per cleaning, and cleaning tablets should only be used according to manufacturer's instructions (usually this means depositing a tablet in either the water reservoir or the bypass ground coffee doser). This product is NSF certified as a food safe detergent that also will not harm any components of your equipment.
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Swan Lake by St Petersburg Ballet
Swan Lake by St Petersburg Ballet
Swan Lake | St Petersburg BalletFollowing sold out seasons in London, Paris and Sydney, the St Petersburg Ballet Theatre brings its grand, full-length production of the immortal Swan Lake to South Africa's most prestigious theatres.
First performed in St Petersburg in 1895, Swan Lake tells the classic love story of Prince Siegfried and the Swan Princess Odette torn apart by the villainous sorcerer Rothbart in a tale where true love conquers all.
The production is accompanied by the Johannesburg Festival Orchestra.
In its 25th anniversary year, St Petersburg Ballet Theatre continues to champion the classical masterpieces with its graceful Vaganova trained company of dancers and breathtaking scenery and costumes.
Venue: Teatro at Montecasino, Montecasino Blvd, Fourways
Time: Wed to Fri 8pm | Sat 3pm & 8pm | Sun 2pm & 6pm
Cost: R232 – R690
Tel: 011 510 7777
Website: www.tsogosun.com/montecasino
Facebook: @MontecasinoTheatre | @montecasino | @stpetersburgballet
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Staying with spices
This week I will continue to stay with the sketches I made in Mamallapuram, India. Depicted here is a spice I could not identify. Any guesses?
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1. Re: Are you using Control-M Client distribution?Bhanu Prakash Badiginchala Sep 2, 2017 8:48 AM (in response to Tammy Ryan)
We use client distribution but not reporting. Haven't faced any issues till now.
2. Re: Are you using Control-M Client distribution?Paul Robins Sep 3, 2017 6:40 PM (in response to Tammy Ryan)1 of 1 people found this helpful
We are not using client distribution. Reasons being:
- permissions are too great for standard user
- Packaging tool can handle pre-reqs like .Net install that client dist can not.
- Default installation will be user based, not device based (there's a CAR open for this, might be a patch to fix it)
- The user performing client updates must be the same as the user that performed the initial install (See KA 000115769)
These might not be issues for every site.
3. Re: Are you using Control-M Client distribution?John Haberland Sep 7, 2017 1:30 PM (in response to Tammy Ryan)
In addition to what was already stated.
1. It does not allow for customizations such as updated plug-in's
2. It does not allow for customized planning templates to be bundled.
4. Re: Are you using Control-M Client distribution?Carlos Goncalves Sep 21, 2017 3:41 PM (in response to Paul Robins)
For the same reasons, we aren't using client deployment here.


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Week of Jul 3rd
- - Hans Wenzel on the Deck
Hans Wenzel on the Deck
- - BOGO Burgers
BOGO Burgers
Looking for an easy dinner plan tonight? Grab a friend and split the tab!* Our hand-formed all beef patties come from a local butcher and they are crazy good! Spice it up with a Jalapeño Jack Burger, or everyone's favorite - the Applewood Smoked Bacon & Cheddar Burger.
*Dine in Only
- - Taco Tuesday
Taco Tuesday
We don't want to brag, but we do have pretty amazing tacos. And not to brag a little more, but they are only .50 during our Taco Tuesday special*. Continuing to not brag we have Coronas for $3.25. So what does all this mean to you? You and a friend can have dinner for 2 for $8.50. Okay now we're bragging - that's pretty amazing!
*Dine in OnlyTrivia Tuesday
Trivia Tuesday
- - Wing Wednesday
Wing Wednesday
Do you love to eat amazing food at unbeatable prices? Join us for .35 cent wings* during Wing Wednesday from 4pm - 7pm.
Art's is the lowcountry favorite for wings! Flavor choices: mild, medium, hot, damn hot, thermo, teriyaki, cajun, bbq, southwest, Chesapeake bay, "Art's", spicy ranch, garlic butter, Jamaican, lime pepper, lemon pepper, and honey mustard. Order just one flavor, or mix and match! Whatever you decide, we know you'll love them.
*Dine in only!Music by Ward
Music by Ward
Ward, a member of Charleston's very own Sol Driven Train, performs solo at Art's every Wednesday night. Come in for dinner and drinks and enjoy Ward's multi-instrumental and awesome vocal talents.
- - Karaoke
Karaoke & DJ Dance Party tonight with Mikey every Thursday night at Art's Bar & GrillLadies Night
Ladies Night
Every Thursday is Ladies Night with $2 vodka and $3 wine for the ladies. 9pm - close.


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Nautitech 46 Open Catamaran
Dimensions & Specifications
Overall length 38'6"
Length on waterline 37'10"
Overall beam 22'3"
Draft 4′
Sail area Standard 821 sq.ft
Engine 2 x 20 hp sail drive
Interior finish Alpi grey oak and laminated Milano oak for the wood floor
Naval architects Marc Van Peteghem / Vincent Lauriot Prévost
Interior designer Nauta Design
Applied for CE certification A for 10 persons
Nautitech Catamaran marks a whole new era in the design of the new Nautitech 46 Open. One of the major changes to Nautitech 46 Open is that the mast is located much further aft than on most catamarans which, according to the designers, improves performance and considerably reduces pitching. The interior and exterior living areas are designed with continuous horizontal and fluent lines to merge inside/outside living spaces into one for more spaciousness and improved safety.


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04 Aug2015
Sydney Woman Dies After Rescuing Swimmers
RCMP say a Sydney woman died on Sunday after participating in a rescue effort at a beach in Broad Cove. Emergency responders got the call at about 4:30 Sunday afternoon, when a group of swimmers was stranded by a riptide. RCMP say several bystanders were able to rescue the swimmers, but one of the rescuers later collapsed onshore. The other bystanders performed CPR, but the 45 year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene. Her name has yet to be released. A man sustained non-life threatening injuries and was treated at the scene by paramedics before being transported to hospital. The woman's death is not being treated as suspicious, though an investigation is being conducted by the RCMP and the Medical Examiner's Office.


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Chris Paul was not with the Oklahoma City Thunder for their Monday game against the Dallas Mavericks.
He was officially listed as out for "personal reasons" a day after the shocking death of NBA icon Kobe Bryant at age 41 in a helicopter crash.
Head coach Billy Donovan declined to expound on Paul's absence other than to let reporters know that he's fine.
"I'd like to keep our conversations private," Donovan said, per The Oklahoman. "That's kind of between Chris and I. But he's doing fine. It's a personal day for him."
The Mavericks won the game, 107-97.
Paul, Kobe's relationship
Paul, 34, played in the NBA with Bryant for 11 seasons. They were teammates together on Team USA.
The two were rivals as Paul played five seasons for the crosstown Clippers while Bryant was still in the league, but they were friends away from the court.
Irving missed a game on Sunday
Paul isn't the only player to take a break from basketball after Bryant's death.
Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving, who has a close relationship with Bryant and modeled his game after his basketball mentor, reportedly left Madison Square Garden on Sunday when news broke of Bryant's death shortly before tip-off against the New York Knicks.
He did not play in the game as the team officially cited "personal reasons."
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Bill is called "resort witch" because he is the father of more than 200 luxury resorts around the world, Hotel de la Coupole in Sa Pa is one of them.
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Karl Lagerfeld - who was dubbed the "silver-haired king" in the fashion village, is always known for his crazy-invested shows. At one point he set up a giant lion statue standing guard on the pearl at the center of the stage, sometimes he turned the catwalk into a NASA center, where a rocket launcher was reserved for astronauts. ..
If Karl Lagerfeld is revered as a fashion village saint, Bill Bensley is "Karl of architecture". The similarity between these two cult characters is storytelling, and any of their creations is upgraded to the artistic level.
Bill Bensley has 3 proud works in Vietnam: InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort in Danang, Hotel de la Coupole in Sa Pa, and JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay in Phu Quoc.
All 3 works are a combination of Bill and Sun Group - Reputable group in resort, entertainment and entertainment industry in Vietnam. Many of his architectural works tell stories of fashion, adorned with creativity of silk, brocade, sewing thread, sewing machine ... Hotel de la Coupole MGallery by Sofitel is an example lively for the "fashion eye" of Bill Bensley.
Beauty enthusiasts will be captivated by Hotel de la Coupole MGallery by Sofitel from the lobby area. This is the place to be dedicated to the young French girls who are full of ways and fascinated with silk dresses.
Inspired by lavish fashion shops in Paris, with antique chests, bobbins, mannequins, sparkling dresses, tribal motifs, fur coats, drawers towering with 500 rolls just too large ... the lobby area of the hotel reminds people to remember the fashion streets in magnificent Paris in the 90s.
Meanwhile, Chic restaurant was designed by Bill Bensley exactly like a fashion catwalk. Bill divided the restaurant into two areas and separated by an impressive catwalk with two display lights along the T floor.
Bill loved the magnificent French beauty, but he was also mesmerized by the wild beauty of the northwestern mountains, so all 249 hotel rooms were dressed in vivid patterns of the highlands.
He wanted to tell the story of the French life between the Sa Pa tribes in the years 1920-1930. The story is portrayed by thousands of fashion paintings, typical motifs of each ethnic H'Mong, Dao, Xa Pho, Tay, Giay ... silver decoration accessories on the young girl's head hat highlands, and lots of antiques that Bill has collected from around the world.
Even somewhere in this hotel, people still come across a few writings of Coco Chanel. Although all are fictional, it is undeniable that Bill wanted to turn Hotel de la Coupole into a "rendezvous of world-famous designers", between faded Sapa.
Seeing a new work in the remote highlands of Bill Bensley, you'll see Versailles - Europe's most glorious palace by its massive size, sophisticated architecture and lavish layout and inscriptions, mark the artistic essence of ancient France.
Bill's feelings about Hotel de la Coupole are the same, and this is reflected in the smallest corners of the hotel. Evidence is that wherever you will also see arch-shaped windows, huge chandeliers, and vividly colored French ceiling tiles - classic symbols that you can admire at Versaille palace.
In hotel rooms, basic French principles of color - pink, green, and blue are used. The borders, wooden panels, thousands of fashion paintings framed on the wall, the imprint of France has every corner of the hotel.
But in the shape of "the most luxurious palace in Europe", there is a pure Northwest soul. Lampshades carry the head scarf of the highland girl. Brocade motifs on high walls, on sofas, on the bottom of a hot water pool ... A small ring of bell hanging on the ceiling as if to ring out typical sounds on the countryside.
Bill studied carefully the history of Sa Pa during the French period when designing the Hotel de la Coupole, and at a certain point, Bill was telling the French soldiers' love stories of those years, when they simultaneously fell in love with two women: A noble French wife and a Sa Pa ethnic lover are charming and innocent ...
With the Hotel de la Coupole MGallery by Sofitel, Bill created a sumptuous symbol of France but brought the Northwestern soul, between Sa Pa town - once a French summer vacation paradise.


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Now, before anyone trips over themselves to tell me how great Lisbon is and I'm crazy for not agreeing, allow me to explain.
I don't disagree Lisbon is beautiful. I don't disagree there's a lot of rich history. I don't disagree Lisbon has a special place in Portuguese culture.
Maybe it was just a bad month for me. Maybe the juxtaposition from Cape Town was too stark. Maybe it was because I had a rough time at work. Maybe it was because I had never been to Europe before and didn't really know what to expect.
I've thought about this a lot, trying to work out why I feel so ambivalent about it. While those were certainly contributing factors, there was still something missing from the city by the sea. There were people everywhere, but it felt empty. There were plenty of places to go, but they all looked the same.
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Common Interest Communities Raises $10 Million For Further Development of Link Operating Systems
09 Jul, 2014, 13:00 BST
- Startup Unveils Student Life Application Platform
LOS ANGELES, July 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Common Interest Communities, the company that develops Link Systems for communities of common interest, today announced that it closed $10 million in financing raised exclusively through private placement. The new investment will be used primarily for the rollout of the company's Student Link System.
Common Interest Communities installs and operates custom built, touchscreen Smart TV consoles with life operating systems directly into buildings and housing units for students. The company's Student Link System, through a touchscreen in each student's room, connects every student via high definition camera and multiple apps, commanding socialization and interaction that delivers a true student experience.
For the interactive experience of Student Link, please click here for the YouTube video.
The Student Link System transforms the operations of student housing, opening up new revenue streams including: advertising, travel, events, content, games, movies and book sales. Students are linked to each other, their neighborhood and their needs through the system's easy to use applications. Content is student-specific and updated daily to appeal to the student throughout the entire semester. Features such as Nurse Call, Family Direct and Panic add additional safety to student life all for an affordable monthly fee.
"We have developed the only student housing operating system because it's not enough anymore to just put students in a building with a few amenities and call it student housing. This is the next level," said Philip Marley, Founder and CEO of Common Interest Communities. "We are committed to providing a system that maximizes productivity, neighborhood and allows students to manage their ever-changing safety, social and academic demands."
Increased demand for college housing, combined with increased competition for students and higher funding costs, demand a higher level of student experience and operating efficiency. The Student Link System represents increased cash flow and higher yield to the student housing operators and landlords.
About Common Interest Communities
Common Interest Communities is a technology startup with a focus on interactive application platforms. Through its unique distribution channels, Common Interest Communities places their Link Operating Systems directly into new buildings for people of common interest in a common location. The company has recently launched Student Link and is developing concurrent platforms for senior living and luxury buildings. For more information, please visit our website Common Interest Communities or call 310 461-1385.
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Backcourt Hoops is located in the Riverfront Sports Complex and runs all basketball operations in the facility.
Court Rental Fees
Reserve one of our Three Courts!
Corporate or Individual: $70.00 per hour
High School or College: $60.00 per hour
Youth Groups, CYO, AAU, or Clubs: A special discounted rate of $40.00 per hour
Use of scoreboard/clock: $10 per Booking
Please contact us to rent a court or for special rates when looking to book many hours of court time.


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Petta second single track: Superstar Rajinikanth's film 2.0 entered into the 500 crore club. It's the first Kollywood film to enter into the 500cr club. This film also gains the box-office collection of whole Baahubali collection in North India. The graphics works of 2.0 are simply amazing and wonderful. It attracts all set of audiences to come to the theatre to watch the film. The last weekend itself it collects the 400 crores of the collection. Petta second single will be released on December 7. Petta Second Single Track – Ullaallaa…Read More
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Superstar's Petta Single Track – Marana Mass!!
Petta Single Track: Superstar Rajinikanth's 2.0 film creating many records in the box-office and also getting positive reviews after 2.0 film the much-awaited film is Petta. This film is directed by Karthik subburaj and music composer for this film is Rockstar Anirudh. This film is produced by the Sun pictures. Petta team is announced that Petta single track is released. They are planned to release the next single track on Dec 7. The Lyricist for the song is Vivek. The Singletrack named it as a "Marana Mass" which is composed…Read More
Petta second look – Super star in big mustache!!!
The Petta second look is here!!! Sun Pictures on Thursday released the second look of Rajinikanth from his upcoming film Petta. Dressed in a traditional attire, the 67-year-old superstar looks half his age in the second poster. He also sports a striking handlebar mustache. Petta is young filmmaker Karthik Subbaraj's maiden directorial venture with Rajinikanth. He has been shooting the film at a breakneck speed in various parts of the country. After shooting some portions in Lucknow, the film crew has moved to Varanasi for a month-long schedule. According to reports,…Read More


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As I like to say, congratulations, Kim, on giving birth to your "book babies."
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- The Creative Prayer Journal: A 21-Day Prayer Challenge to Experiencing
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Namus suffers from insomnia. Eating Sylphen Wings will cure the condition, but they're almost inedible because of the terrible smell they emit.
Gather three Sylphen Wings and ask Uno to make them edible.
Quest Information Edit
Objectives Edit
- Take the three Sylphen Wing to <Uno>.
- <Sylphen Wings> (0/3)
- Take the remedy prepared by Uno to <Namus>.
Basic Reward Edit
- Unknown
Unknown RewardEdit
- Soup
- Sylphen Juice
Walkthrough Edit
Talk with Namus to begin quest. Kill <Everglade Sylphens> and obtain 3 Sylphen Wings. Now take the wings to Uno who will give you a soup or juice. Take it to Namus and receive the reward.
Initial DialogueEdit
- Namus
- "Hmmm, did you say something?
- Oh, I'm sorry. I must be hearing things again. It's [Player Name], right?
- I don't know why, but I've had trouble sleeping recently. It's strange. Whenever I do manage to drift off, I'm awake again just minutes later. I'm so tired now that I just can't concentrate."
- "Why can't you sleep?"
- "I don't know really. I haven't changed my routine or anything, so I can't figure out why.
- I work hard, cutting down trees all day, and I need a full night's rest.
- I wish I could just get some sleep, even for just an hour or so. "
- "Can I help at all?"
- "Well, I asked my friend <Melampus> if he knew of any books on the subject. He said he read once that eating Sylphen Wings might work.
- The problem is, as I'm sure you're perfectly aware, Sylphen smell terrible – I can't stand going near them. And they're not likely to give up their wings without a fight.
- I don't suppose you could help?"
Accept Edit
- "Oh, thank you, [Player Name]!
- The Everglade Sylphen are all around this area. I'm sure you've already seen them.
- According to Melampus, three Sylphen Wing are sufficient to cure insomnia, though the smell would be awful. I was thinking if you took them to Uno in the village, he might be able to make them more palatable. "
- "All right. I'll be back soon."
- "I don't blame you, those sylphen smell terrible.
- I suppose the problems of a simple woodcutter are of no concern to a mercenary anyway.
- You should go. I'm sure you've got some money to scramble after somewhere, right?"
- "It's just that I'm busy..."
Intermediate Dialogue Edit
- Uno
- "...just add a drop of lemon, a pinch of salt, basil, and two clov...
- Oh, [Player Name]! What brings you here? "
- "I have a culinary challenge for you..."
Failed item check Edit
- "Sylphen Wings to cure insomnia? Hmm...
- Sounds like an old housewife's tale to me, [Player Name]. I'll give it a go though--Namus is a good friend of mine.
- You need to bring me the wings though, [Player Name]--I don't keep them in stock."
- "I'll be back soon."
Successful item check Edit
- "Hmm, I've never heard that about Everglade Sylphen...but at least I know what that awful smell is--you've brought the wings!
- Namus is right to ask for help. These are too disgusting to eat, no matter what their healing properties.
- I think if I mix the wings into a sweet juice, or perhaps a soup with fragrant herbs.... Which do you think would work best?"
- "Let's try a soup."
- "The water is boiling already. I just need to add some herbs, vegetables and then the Sylphen Wing...
- Ok, take this and hurry back to Namus--the colder the soup gets the more the flavor of Sylphen Wing will come through.
- "I'll head back to the forest right away."
- "Let's try a soup."
- "Sylphen juice, please."
- "Juice, you say? Good choice.
- All I need to do is grind up the Sylphen Wing, add some fresh fruit juice... a touch of honey... and it's done!
- Here you go. That terrible smell has gone, but I have no idea how it's going to taste! "
- "It smells great! Thanks Uno!"
- "Sylphen juice, please."
- Namus
- Soup
- "Oh it's you. [Player Name], wasn't it? Have you brought me back something to help me sleep, or did I ask someone else? I can't remember anymore, I'm so tired.
- Isn't it a little too hot to be eating soup? Oh, it doesn't matter - I'd take pretty much anything right now if it'd help me sleep.
- Eugh... I can smell the Sylphen Wing from here..."
- " Did it work?"
- Sylphen Juice
- "You brought me fruit juice?
- Well, that's very thoughtful of you.
- Wow! That tasted great-–what was that strange flavor though?"
- "Your Sylphen wine, of course. Did it work?"
Reward DialogueEdit
- Namus
- Soup
- "I can't tell just yet. Ugh, what a foul taste.
- My head feels clearer, though. I might be able to sleep now. If the taste of this soup doesn't keep me awake.
- Thank you very much for helping me. I won't forget it."
- Sylphen Juice
- "Really? Uno did a fantastic job. I couldn't taste the Sylphen at all!
- I feel a lot better now. My head is clear, and I think I might finally get some sleep.
- Thank you very much for helping me. I won't forget it."
You successfully hunted Sylphen for their wings to help Namus, who was suffering from insomnia.
Their bad smell makes them almost impossible to eat, so you asked Uno to make them edible. Namus ate the remedy Uno created and then felt better right away.
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