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Aegis to sell to Dentsu for £3.16bn
Japanese marketing services company Dentsu is to buy media buying and digital marketing group Aegis for £3.16bn, subject to shareholder approval.
Tadashi Ishii, president & CEO of Dentsu Inc and Jerry Buhlmann, chief executive of Aegis Group
The offer has been recommended unanimously by the board of Aegis and in addition major Aegis shareholder Vincent Bollore has sold 14.9% of the company to Dentsu today and given undertakings to sell the remaining 11.5%.
There will be an extraordinary general meeting in August for shareholders to vote on the deal.
Aegis' stockmarket valuation yesterday was £1.9bn and the 240p per share offer is at a 48% premium to that value.
The world's fifth largest holding company will boost its £2.6bn [2011 figures] annual revenues by £1.14bn with the deal, taking it closer to the fourth largest, Interpublic.
Aegis claimed the valuation is well in excess of the multiples for traditional media businesses and more in line with the multiples for digital media businesses.
Tadashi Ishii, president and CEO of Dentsu, said: "The timing of this combination … means we can create a global business for the digital age.
"Dentsu and Aegis are coming together from their respective positions of strength following a period of significant change in the advertising and marketing industry."
The acquisition of Aegis marks just the lastest of a string of acquistions in the sector, following Publicis Groupe buying out Bartle Bogle Hegarty and WPP buying the digital agency AKQA.
Dentsu is eager to become a major player in the global advertising market, which is dominated by WPP, Publicis, Interpublic and Omnicom. The deal will mean that Dentsu will be able to grow outside of its home market of Japan, where sales are falling.
Aegis' key network brands include Carat, Isobar and Vizeum. It employs around 12,000 people globally.
Jerry Buhlmann, chief executive of Aegis – who has previously played down talk of possible sale – said he intends to stay with the group following the acquisition. Omnicom and Havas have previously been mentioned as possible buyers for Aegis.
Dentsu said it began "concrete" discussions with Aegis in June.
Buhlmann, speaking on a conference call, said Aegis had not been talking to other possible buyers in the past few months.
The deal today (Thursday) comes only months after the Japanese company ended its partnership with Publicis. Publicis bought back a 9.1% stake held by Dentsu earlier this year.
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Another shot of my photography series in bw and colour of one of the greatest, fantastic cities in the world, New York (USA) !
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Great angle here Jean. Love the shine on the cars and buildings- is it really this clean??!!
Yes, it is :-))
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Just devine, my friend, beautiful, you have that touch of class……Always
:-)) Thank you so much Norma!!
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Nice image….you must have been lying flat on your belly ?
It was a "shoe" shot :-)) Glad you like it Hans!
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Awesome pix, with nice tone
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Awesome Jean……..Would love a companion piece taken 50 years ago..Showing some classic US car and Ambulance..Can just imagine all the chrome….!!!!!!
If I had some more time, I've could made this kind of shot too. Surely there are some oldtimers left on the country side. You got me a great idea for the next time ;-))
– Jean M. Laffitau
rodeorose is right. That's a great angle. All the gleaming cars and buildings really give it that big city feeling.
I hope to get some more pictures like this the next time, but more of the "darker" side of NYC (and in bw)! Thanks again for your comment Patricia!!
– Jean M. Laffitau
Superb angle, great color, and excellent composition Jean. I can't believe NY looks this clean, when I was there it wasn't. They must have known you were coming with your camera.
Lol!! You are so great my friend!! :-))
– Jean M. Laffitau
Another great picture Jean.
:-) Thank you very much!
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Wonderful angle and reflections happening here Jean, great shot :)
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Hope you didn't end up rising in that ambulance after getting this shot Jean? Great energy here
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Chuck Not worth what i paid for as an owner A place that rains a lot has a bar covered and tables with such small umbrella,s that you get wet to eat or drink by the poolside.When i booked which i own two units i get 7days,they only had 6 days available which i said fine but you only get maid service once but must have 7days stay?(well they had no 7days so tough no maid service.Later to find out that non ownwers had booked a few nights there for a wedding party that took over the only restuarant in the place on a storm night that was crazt to travel a few miles away for a meal.Oh lets see garbage after a few days where do you dump it? wow if i was staying at a Westin hotel maybe i could have a free newspaper? November 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by MtnViewFamily Exceptional Vacation! My family and I stayed here for a total of 10 days in June and it was FANTASTIC! Let me say that I expected all amenities and service to be good because it's a Westin, but the service was outstanding in every single respect. Each person that we came across exceeded expectations from the front desk, to bell hops, restaurant staff, and even security. I really don't understand the reviews of some of the people on here. Perhaps the hotel is simply responding to these complaints. Regardless of the reason our stay was so much more than we expected that we will be back here in a heartbeat. Arrival Here are some details. First off, as we drove up the friendly staff was already chatting it up with my 2 year old boy because his window was open and he was cracking up and I hadn't even turned off the car. The bell men were fully prepared to hep us with our luggage as well as the groceries we bought from Costco. They had plastic bins to carry all the food with ease and were careful to handle everything carefully like the eggs =). Front Desk & Rooms Next, the reception was extraordinarily friendly and upgraded us to a full 1 bedroom from our reserved studio unit. They even gave us a choice of locations. Now, some people mentioned views of parking lots. Sure, there are some rooms in which you can see some cars but they fail to mention the breathtaking views of the mountains that are right behind the cars. Moreover, as far as I can tell most 2nd or 3rd story rooms will have some sort of mountain and ocean view even though the site says that no room has an ocean view. In either case, if there is anything wrong with your room a quick phone call and the staff are more than prepared to address your concern even if that means a room change. One more thing about the rooms. They are immaculate! Seriously, they are very well done with full kitchens (in the 1 bedrooms), a living area, a luxurious bathroom, and a great bedroom with the Heavenly Bed experience. Pools Let me also say that the pools are gorgeous! One person commented on "ugly" pools. Not sure what that person was talking about because all of the pools (heck, the entire property) is beautiful and extraordinarily well kept. The chairs and cushions are great. None were dirty. Basically, it's what you might expect from a Westin. Westin Express Service Most nights we cooked our meals and called their "Express Service," which is like an on call concierge for everything you might need, and they were exceptionally helpful. We requested a rice cooker and a couple of other items which they sent up to us. They would even follow up with a phone call to make sure that we received the items requested. Very, very thorough. Restaurant On one night we went to the restaurant for dinner. We did have to wait a little for our table because we wanted to sit outside but we really didn't mind because we just got a drink and appetizer at the bar. And once we were seated our waiter apologized for the wait and said that they were giving us a complimentary drink. And our waiter was great! She gave us superb recommendations for the meal and overall she was just a very nice person. Security So we did have one little issue with noisy teenagers who were just unattended by their parents who were in a separate room. We called security and who took care of it right away. Similar to other staff, the security called us back that night as well as the following day to make sure all was well with our previously noisy neighbors. Beach Access It's true that this property does not have beach access, but there is a 2 minute shuttle to the St. Regis hotel (another Starwood property) with a view that is absolutely exquisite! In fact, the view is of Hanalei Bay and it's my favorite vista in the entire world. Not to mention that there are at least 6 or 7 other beaches each of which is awesome in its own right and all of them are within 3 or 4 miles and very easily accessible. Just Outstanding Personal Service Overall, I would highly recommend this place to anyone! My family and I had a wonderful experience but two things I'd like to mention. First, one of the staff took a liking to my little boy. In fact, she took it upon herself to create a personal photo album for him. She asked to borrow his favorite stuffed animal and took pictures of it all around the property and put it into an actual photo album. How cute is that! If that was not enough, the same woman and another staff member took a couple more pictures of my boy and created a Father's Day card for me that was delivered to us. Now if that is not great, personal service then I'm not sure what is. June 25, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by stevew2619 Great Island, Mediocre Resort, Terrible Staff We have owned on Maui since 2005 and are Lifetime Gold SPG. When we purchased we paid UP for an OCEAN VIEW 2 bedroom lockoff. First trip to Kauai. Made the reservation 7-8 months ago and expected to be treated as we normally are in our last 8 years on Maui. Asked for an OCEAN VIEW room since that is what we bought. Started off on the right foot. Received an over-the-top gushy e-mail from "Wendy" our "private concierge" ...then a post card and then a telephone call to our home....If there is ANYTHING whatsoever we can do...blah blah blah. So, i took the bait and i wrote Wendy a long e-mail asking about the resort and telling her about our family and asking about activities etc ...NO RESPONSE. ZERO. So, a few days before we were to arrive i wrote again and called SPG. Finally got a response from a different concierge which was mostly cut and paste general stuff about the resort and Kauai. VERY off-putting given the over-the-top come on. Then we arrive on June 6 and i once again ask for our OCEAN VIEW room since the resort has dozens of such rooms (basically anything in Buildings 3,4,5,6,7 and parts of Buildings 1 & 2) and we own and paid for an OCEAN VIEW and requested it when the reservation was originally made last year and asked again of my very private concierge...We were given the backside of Building 2, a view of the parking lot. I complained and asked to be accommodated and given what we paid for and asked for ...Wendy said speak to the manager at the front desk--i did so--no response. Finally a day or so later, I received a call and message from some guy who did not identify himself who said he would "try" and he was "working on it" but it seemed "doubtful." Never heard back from him again or the concierge Wendy on that topic... EXCEPT, she ignored our specific requests and instead made DAILY sales calls to our room to push us to sit through a "presentation" presumably to purchase more lousy service and "bait and switch" type tactics from SPG. WARNING if you are used to the Maui Ocean Villa Resort you will NOT Like this place. Sales pressure, SMALL, SMALL, SMALL. Same lay-out, BUT, rooms are much smaller and feel cramped, no beach, SMALL pools. One average restaurant. So, we enjoyed the Island and stayed away as much as possible from the resort. Took meals and went to the pool at the St Regis Hotel down the road. Treated like a second class citizen and not afforded even the decency of a response from the management or our very private concierge Wendy. First time after eight years that we tried a different resort...VERY DISAPPOINTING. Can only assume Starwood treats all it Gold Lifetime Members like this... We will go back to Kauai but will never return to this little dump. Shame on Starwood and on The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas.....Liars and cheats. June 15, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by SRRC707 Thoroughly disappointing We received a package to come for five days for a reduced rate and took advantage of it. Having stayed at the Westin Villas on Maui a number of times, we were expecting great things. We were let down. #1-The rooms are small and the air conditioning unit and refrigerator woke us up consistently. Additionally, the ticking of the timed lanai light kept our kids awake when that was the only place we could sit and read or talk when we put them to bed. #2-The chickens everywhere are fine. Cute even. The chicken droppings on the pool deck that you step in when walking from the pool to the chair to get your towel is DISGUSTING. Staff needs to be making a sweep of the pool decks every hour or so to clean up the messes. #3- The staff does not greet you when you pass them-no "Alohas" from housekeeping or groundskeepers; the bar tenders don't make small talk, and the wait staff seems hurried. Also, there were some things/policies that were different on Kauai than on Maui and when I asked for clarification or said I was confused, the staff seemed irritated with me for asking questions or for having to have things explained. The front desk staff was especially unhelpful and borderline rude when I didn't understand the application of the vouchers to our account. #4 The kid's pool and main spa were closed for our stay. I feel this should have been mentioned at check in, instead of us getting our kids geared up to go down and then finding it closed. #5 The kids club employee was FABULOUS. The kids spent one afternoon with her and wanted to go back because they had so much fun. She was the only employee that seemed to enjoy her job. I just don't feel this property is a good deal or a nice play to stay compared to other options. We were very disappointed and will not be staying at the Westin Villas on Kauai again. March 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bingcherries Like a Dream come true !!! The hotel exceeded our expectations. We were expecting a nice, clean resort with a comfortable bed. We were floored by the high-touch customer service that we experienced from both checking in with Leila to Patrick the manager, who helped adorn our room with rosé petals to help me surprise my husband for our anniversary. It seemed that everyone we met wanted to celebrate us and make us feel extra special. And they did. I can't speak highly enough of the hard working staff there. The grounds are clean, inviting, and beautifully landscaped. Music is played throughout the resort, its so relaxing and it's a great mood setter. The work out room was really well planned. There are at least 5 treadmills, some bicycles, ellipticals, free weights, machines, exercise balls, yoga mats, water cooler, fresh towels, lots of open space, full windows of light and views, cubbies and a great Sauna and steam room. There are even a full restroom and showering facility there!we LOVED using this feature of the hotel. Now lets get to it: The rooms are HEAVENLY! The studio we were in had a huge amount of space! A full kitchen minus a oven and dishwasher, a couch and coffee table, a table and chair, 2 phones, flat screen on demand tv, nose sound system, jacuzzi tub(which I could have died in and been happy cause it was AMAZING!), huge bathroom, huge shower, washer and dryer, robes, hair dryer, all your kitchen and bath amenities, and even laundry detergent and dryer sheets! OHHHH AND THE BED!!!! It was sooooo Heavenly, which is where they must get the name from. It was a vacation sleeping in that bed. We did not want to leave... It was our pleasure to stay in such a beautiful and tasteful room which great furniture and a great view of the ocean. Thank you so much, we will be returning again! June 19, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by CarolynS Worst. Check-in. Ever. It was the worst checkin experience we have ever had - EVER. It took almost three hours. We booked in June, arrived Oct 31st, tired from a long trip, to be told there were only two studio villas available and one of them is on the ground floor next to a parking lot, so don't even bother looking at it. (I'm not kidding and not making this up.) The other room had a very, very loud machine (generator?) outside the window and no view. We were then told we could upgrade for $100/night and looked at the one bedroom villa which was in the same building and was also next to the very loud machinery, again with no view. The front desk clerk said "we'll look again, maybe we missed something" - another one bedroom turned up and while it wasn't great - overlooking BBQs and a parking lot, but there were trees and a sliver of an ocean view and we were exhausted so we accepted this $100 'upgrade'. When we were finally leaving the lobby to go to our upgraded 'villa' the main pool was being drained and barricades were being set up and are told it will be closed for our entire five-night stay!!! The next morning we went to one of the two smaller pools and it was closed too! When we went to speak to our concierge, she asked us, "Didn't you receive a letter from us about the pool closure?" She behaved as though it was our fault we didn't receive a letter. (During our stay other guests told me they hadn't been informed by letter before arrival that the main pool would be closed for maintenance for several days.) Ironically, at check-in I asked if it was very competitive to get a chaise lounge at the pool (as it is in some resorts), and was told "no, not at all - I don't know why, but it isn't here at this resort," not bothering to tell us the pool was being drained and closed in a few minutes - awful. Two days later, we received a phone call offering us a prix fixe, five course meal as compensation for the pool closure. Really? No beach is fine - we knew that. But no pool? Very poor and unprofessional treatment of arriving guests. And, in my opinion, we were sold things that didn't exist: studio 'villa' and a beautiful swimming pool. November 8, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Monet1234 Disappointed I was at this resort for 8 days in February 2012. The staff overall was average. A couple of the concierges were just arrogant. The room like others have said is a time share room. I would NEVER have known I was at a Westin property if I wasn't sleeping on a heavenly bed. The rooms are tired and need a facelift. The patio cushions were filthy (I know it rains alot there but come one), there were dings and dents on the walls, the wireles is ungodly slow. The restaurant was pretty good but they need to work on the timing of delivering the food. The Sunday brunch was awesome but it took forever to get drink refills. The staff in the market were the highlight of the stay. I would recommend this hotel with the caveat that this will not be a typical Westin experience. April 29, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Travelin Really poor experience The moment I checked in, I knew I was in trouble. The clerk had visible stains on her shirt. She never looked me in the eye, nor smiled. When I asked about possibly upgrading, she told me it would cost $90. I told her it was normally complimentary for Gold members, so she then brought the cost down to $75. She then gave us a room that overlooked the parking lot. The poolside was windy and dirty. There were leftover food trays on the tables and chairs with strewn towels but no occupants. It was depressing to think we would spend our vacation here. We stayed one night and checked out early. I didn't care if we ate the cost of the remaining stay. The quality and service at the property was more disappointing than anything I have ever experienced. The staff was disengaged and poorly trained. Upon checking out the manager I spoke to admitted the personnel I dealt with were improperly trained. It was hands down the worst experience I have ever had at a Starwood property. I hope you have a better experience if you end up staying here. For those who have options... stay elsewhere! July 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by prin37 Business Center During my current stay, I had to use the computer in the business center. $5.95 charge for each 15 minutes of use???? That's a nickel and dime move. As an owner (platinum), I feel guests should have complimentary access for at least an hour. October 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by 2Mello Our expectations were met! As a first time to the island of Kauai experience, we did, saw, and relaxed because of the amenities provided by the Westin resort & the team of personnel on-site to assist !! ..... Mahalo ! October 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Harpgal What a lovely place to stay We arrived fairly early and tired, and were given a superb room that was quiet, with a superb view of the ocean. The corner suite was located near to the water and close to an infinity pool that overlooked the cliff. The room was very comfortable, complete small kitchen plus laundry facilities to make us comfortable to stay in or go out to eat. The little market in the main building was great for general small groceries and comfort items. Staff were helpful and kind. It was a nice place for families. Location allowed for some great walks nearby, plus easy access to the North Shore of Kauai. It was our third visit there, and we keep going back. September 26, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by disappointedKamaaina Westin Princeville Kaua'i,Hawai'i..unsatisfactory! Very disappointed in price for a view of parking lot and trees:(( Disappointed in selections of Food in restaurant. families/people need healthy full meals and not all want to cook on vacation. best part was the keiki-kiddie swimming pool. 1.5' deep. and warm pool--great for kids specially when it's cold and rainy! but disappointed by NO healthy foods. too much processed mainland junkie foods! rooms were nice and clean..but for the price, and no 'island view'- which was only partial parkiing lot and bushes - you get away and pay $$ for a view of the islands. not just a room wiwth a parking lot and trees. was too expensive. poor design of how bldgs faced. should have made better use of the beauty of Kaua'i. May 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by RonSF Nice property, but needs improvement The property is nice but ammenities were lacking. To be offering a property as full service we were not overly impressed. The property is pretty and clean but for the price would not stay there again. When booking the package, 2 months out, I told them I wanted a room with a view as it was my partner's birthday. When we arrived we were in a ground floor studio looking at the parking lot. I had to upgrade to a 1 bedroom for $$ additional per night to get a nicer view. 1# The kitchen has no basic tools #spatulas, knives that would cut, cutting boards, basting brushes, vegetable peeler, tongs, etc# for cooking and absolutely no staples. Also, very limited amount of dishes. 2)We werer encouraged to be Eco friendly and waive the daily maid service - thus saving $10 a day too. Halfway thru our stay we found they had been sliding coupons under our door that had to be utilized same day or they were void - we did not get them all and we had let 3 days go by without the understanding this was our $10 saving. This was not explained to us at check in. We found out by accident by the rude staff at the market place. 3) purchased a package which included breakfast...which we would not recommend! First off - you had to stand inside of their market place shop to place your order. The line and the service took a long time. Also, as a couple, in the morning we didn't have the same schedule. You had no choice but to dine at the same time and the overall the food was not very healthy. We ordered egg white sandwiches that ended up swimming in butter. One staff member #older female) running the coffee machine and the food was incredibly friendly. The other staff were not friendly/pleasant at all. On 10/15 they decided to cut the grass next to the cafe eating area. There were about 5 tables of people - everyone got up and left....stange timing! 4) The restaurant service was good but the food was poor at best. On our first night there we ate at the restaurant spending over $175 for a mediocre meal. I realized at check out that they had not given us the 15% discount that we were told we would get for eating on property. The told me you had to mention it at the time of placing our order even though we charged it to our room. Again, for $$$ a night I felt really nickeled and dimed. 5) The bar drinks used canned or bottled juices. So fresh hawaii cocktails pool side were very dissappointing. 6) the best thing about the property was the fluffy bed and the use of St Regis water front October 20, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Joie Take advantage of the exceptional Concierges. We love the location of this hotel, it feels like they plucked it down in the middle of "old Hawaii" where no building is taller than a palm tree, the buildings in the small villages nearby still have the old clapboard look of the old days, there's no meaningful traffic, the one lane bridges and the people working in the taro fields all look like they did 100 years ago. Everyone at the Westin has the Hawaiian manners of friendliness. The Concierges' are all very helpful and the activities for an outdoor person are endless. We loved our visit here!! July 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by sunnie0802 Wonderful property wonderful staff Definitely worthy of a Starwood resort... the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly; the grounds are beautiful and impeccably maintained. Next time we are in the area, this would be, without a doubt, the place I would pick. Thank you for a memorable vacation. July 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathleen4 Beach Access There is in fact access to the beach at the property. It is along a dirt path and takes you below the bluffs. It's well worth the short hike as its secluded and beautiful. Wear sneakers. You'll have it practically all to yourself. We stayed for a week in June 2010 and are returning this fall, 2012. April 28, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by cf2123 Disappointing Stay My boyfriend and I were very excited to spend our last few days in Hawaii at the Westin in Princeville. However, sadly, the quality of service at this hotel left much to be desired. Upon arriving at the hotel, we were 'greeted' at the entrance by a nonchalant bellman who stared at us blankly as we lifted our bags out of the car - two large golf bags and two medium suitcases. Not surprisingly, the same bellman did not offer to help arrange for those same bags to be brought to our room. Check-in was slow despite only having one guest ahead of us in line. Our room was not cleaned the first night despite having explicitly requested cleaning in lieu of the $10 food voucher. After arranging return transportation (said to be complimentary for hotel guests) from a nearby golf course, we waited over an hour for our ride. This came as a surprise given that when we originally called for the van, the front desk told us it would be no longer than 15 minutes. When the bill came, we were also surprised. We were charged for parking while we made it clear that we did not come with a car. In order to get this sorted out, I have called the hotel to resolve this issue. I have yet to receive a call back. This is the first hotel review that I have written. I wish that we could have reported a better stay. September 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susan71 Paradise Aloha! We own 1 1/2 wks at Kauai Villas and stayed for 2 weeks. We could not have had a more wonderful time. All staff friendly but not familiar, professional, courteous. We relaxed and enjoyed all amenities, enjoyed sitting on the lanai and watched the chicken families and flowers, enjoyed ocean views and resort activities. Of all the SPG reosrts and hotels we have visited, we enjoy Kauai Princeville Villas the most. Mihalo! March 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by AaChicago Relax in comfort This vacation property is great. It uses some of the facilities of the St. Regis property 2 miles away. The views from the cliffs are spectacular and being on the north side of the island keeps you out of the major traffic (but you have to get through it to get here). The staff is second to none and have made the trip very enjoyable. Everything is up to date and provides for every comfort. November 4, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by luvhawaii A 5 Star Resort in all aspects The room was a wow when you walk in. It is nicely-appointed and the bathroom has all the modern features - double vanity, separate tub and shower. The kitchen has granite countertops and equipped with the essentials, however it does not have a stove. Would be nice to have a toaster oven in its place. Food is very good, but prices are high. Service was also very good, but I believe it is because they try to sell this as a vacation ownership so they have to impress. When you make a request, there is always a follow-up to make sure the request was made. Overall, very happy with our stay. July 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by pleo15 under trying circumstances With Hurricane warnings, rain, wind and uncertainty, the staff did an excellent job in keeping guests - including small children safe. The hotel provided updated information on weather conditions. My party and I felt completely confident that we could continue to enjoy our vacation. October 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Makar72 Very very nice!! Having vacationed on other Westin properties this one is every bit as beautiful as any I have been to. The island itself is breathtaking, very clean, and the access to a shopping center for any basic necessities was just a couple miles away from the property. There is not direct access to the beach, yet it overlooks the ocean. Access to the beach is just a 2 mile walk from the property via the St. Regis. The island of Kauai is so beautiful and the staff took care of us very well! I will be coming back to this Westin in the near future. November 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by germany1 Hotel paradise Our stay was perfect. The pool is a tropical paradise. The room has every comfort, including a washer/dryer, a real bonus. We enjoyed using the kitchen amenities as an alternate to dining out. We especially enjoyed our evening at the sister facility, the St. Regis. October 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by LOVESHAWAII GREAT LOCATION ON NORTH SHORE WE STAYED HERE IN DEC FOR 6 NIGHTS USING ALL STARWOOD POINTS TO PAY. WE CHECKED IN AFTER DINNER SO OUR ROOM WAS DEFINITELY READY AT THAT TIME. THE GROUNDS WERE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAN ALONG WITH THE POOLS. WE WERE IN BLDG #5 ON THE 1ST FLOOR WHICH WAS NICE TO GO OUT TO POOLS, BBQ AREA AND TABLES WHICH WE USED FOR MANY MEALS. THIS IS ONE REASON WE CHOSE THE SPG PROPERTY WITH A FULL KITCHEN VS. JUST A FRIDGE. WE WENT TO FOODLAND PROPERTY RIGHT DOWN ROAD AND STOCKED UP ON GROCERIES. WE HAD ALL OUR BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND SOME DINNERS AT RESORTS. OR PACKED A PICNIC LUNCH. THE CONDO UNIT WAS CLEAN AND UPDATED. THE BATHROOM WAS LARGE AND HAD BARS IN IT SO THINK WE GOT HANDICAPPED ACCESS ROOM WHICH WAS FINE. THE COMBO/MICROWAVE DIDNT' WORK SO WE CALLED MAINTENANCE AND WITHIN A FEW HOURS WHILE WE WERE OUT - THEY REPLACED WITH A WORKING UNIT. WE WERE PLEASED WITH THE QUICK RESPONSE. WE DIDN'T USE CONCIERGE SERVICES OR GET OUR 'WELCOME GIFT' SINCE WE DIDNT' WANT ANY TIMESHARE 'PRESENTATION PRESSURE'. WE HAD READ SO MANY REVIEWS ABOUT... THE ONLY COMPLAINT BESIDE SUCH AN EARLY CHECKOUT TIME OF 10 AM WHICH WOULDN'T OR WORKED OUT WELL FOR US SINCE WE HAD EVENING FLIGHT. WE USED STARWOOD POINTS FOR EXTRA NIGHT SO WE COULD HAVE ROOM INTO EVENING. ALSO, THE A.C. WAS BLOWING DIRECTLY ONTO BED WITH ONLY VENTS THAT WEREN'T VERY ADJUSTABLE. THERE IS ON OFF AND AUTO WITH TEMP CONTROL.SO AT TIMES WE JUST LEFT IT OFF. OTHERWISE, OVERALL REALLY ENJOYED RESORT, PRINCEVILLE AREA AND A GREAT DINNER AT ST. REGIS OVERLOOKING HANALEI BAY. December 15, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by holiday417 Time-share condo and not a resort This hotel misleads potential guests with pictures of it property and room. Since it is a time-share condo, hotel guests are given left-over rooms facing the parking lot, ugly swimming pool or rooms blocks by trees. The hotel is land-locked with no access to beach or walking area. February 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by tvdoc can use some improvement I've been to this resort many times since it was built. This time, however we kept getting attacked by flies at the pool. We actually had to leave the area because it became such an issue. I do realize the facility is at the edge of a forest, but the problem can be resolved quite easily. Some bug zappers would take care of the problem. I love the place. The staff is helpful and friendly. The only other issue I have is that there should be some basic condiments in the room. I think for the price I am paying it would not be too much to ask. I do look forward to the nice gifts they give us every time we visit. I would recommend this resort very highly.. August 30, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Pleun For a Westin this facility does not compare to other Westin's that I have stayed in. Overall this facility is well below expectations for a Westin. The adjoining room did not work for me. The people in the adjoining room had a small child and they were up every morning around 600 am and there was no consideration for neighbours, baby crying and screaming,pots banging,loud conversation. Not all supplies listed were not in the unit. The chaisse lounges around the pool are so uncomfortable and one could only sit in them for a very short time. Very isolated October 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hopi323 Overall experience is still very good It could have been excellent if front desk did not forget to inform valet about our luggage when we checked in. We had to wait for 3 hours for our luggage to be brought into our room. We had to ask a couple of times for it. After 1 hour of waiting in our room, my husband went to the front desk to politely ask about our luggage and he was told that it's on its way to our room. So, we waited again for over an hour before calling the front desk. The nice lady said she will ask the boys to bring the luggage over to our room. Finally after 3 hours, our luggage came. Aside from this, nothing to complain about. Overall experience is still very good! Thank you! July 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Robert65 Princeville Kauai Wonderful time. EVERYONE was so friendly and helpful. We had a fabulous time. Grounds, pools, facilities, food were all top notch. August 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nansi Great staff; good deal The staff here was welcoming and accommodating. Had an incredible view from the room. Very close to the market (the resort has outdoor bar-b-que grills for guests to use) and other shopping. Phenomenal golfing close by. Also provide complementary use of the St. Regis beach nearby! Down the road (need a car) are other fun beaches and a small spa (massages!). Daughter got engaged during our trip! February 20, 2013


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2015 Registration
Over the past few years, late registrations for our fall program have caused significant issues in trying to get our season started up on the first weekend in September. Close to 40% of our entire Intramural program (excluding Pee Wee and U6) registered after the June 30th cut off and 15% of the entire program (60 kids – which to put in perspective is the size of our ENTIRE U8 Girls program) registered in August. As you can guess this makes it very difficult to set team rosters and find coaches in less than a month while everyone is on vacation.
So, this year, we will be making some changes to our registration process to address several of our challenges.
First, if you register on-line before December 31, 2014 for the 2015 Fall Season and pay by credit card you will receive a $10 discount per child!
Second, we will no longer be accepting check payments with online registration. If you need to pay by check, you will need to mail in your registration with payment. It was too difficult to chase people who chose pay by check on-line for their payments.
Third, in an effort to get more people to volunteer to coach, anyone who volunteers to coach a team and participates in two 90 minute training sessions with our Director of Coaching and Player Development prior to August 1st will receive a $30 discount on their registration per team they coach.
Fourth, the late fee for registering after June 30th will be raised to $25 per child.
We will still hold walk-in registrations in May and June like we normally do.
Click here to access our on-line registration portal to register for ANY of our 2015 Programs (Winter Indoor, Spring, or Fall)
If you do not want to pay by credit card, you can print out the appropriate form and mail it to us WITH PAYMENT.
2015 Winter Indoor Registration Form – (Available to all ages)
2015 Spring Registration Form – (Pee Wee through U10)
2015 Fall Intramural and Pee Wee Registration Form – (Available to all ages)
2015-16 U9 Boys and Girls Club Coach Application
AYSA is now accepting applications for the 2015-2016 new U9 Boys and Girls Club Team Coaches.
Please click the link below for the application. Applications must be received by December 15.
Coaches do NOT need to have the US Soccer National "E" license, however, if you do not have the license, you will be required to get it as soon as possible if you are chosen to be the Head Coach.
If you are chosen as the Head Coach, you will also be required to organize the U8 Winter Indoor program as this will be a very good opportunity to get to see some of the potential candidates for the 2015-16 team. It will also give you an opportunity to market tryouts.
The application must be typed and submitted via e-mail to email@example.com by December 15, 2014.
If you have any questions, please contact us via the above email address.
Welcome our new Director of Player and Coach Development
Aston Youth Soccer brings on Juan Vintimilla as Director of Players and Coaches
Aston Youth Soccer Association (AYSA) announced today that the club has brought on Juan Vintimilla as the club's Director of Player and Coaches Development, effective immediately. His coaching and teaching philosophy comes from the heart. Vintimilla states, "Being a responsible coach is to have goals, and by including sports to educate and prepare children for life, helping them have fun, teaching technical skills of the game and striving to win." He also adds, "Soccer must be kept in perspective in the overall development of youth. They should play soccer because they want to, not because they feel forced."
The addition of Mr. Vintimilla will raise the level of player development and enhance the coaching methods within the organization. Please look for opportunities over the winter to train with Juan as we will be adding these sessions to our regualr Winter and Spring sessions.
About Juan Vintimilla
Juan comes to AYSA with 20+ years of coaching experience, which includes a USSF C National Soccer Association license and former DOC of East Stroudsburg Youth Soccer Club where he lead multiple boys and girls Premiere teams to undefeated and championship seasons, as well as the JAGS U13 Girls Premiere team to an undefeated, championship season which was ranked #13 in the state.
November 8 & 9 Schedules
Here is the schedule for the weekend.
Keep your fingers crossed that the rain Thursday doesn't affect this schedule.
Saturday – Nov 8
Travel Games
Outlaws – Regular Season game – 1:00 – Pennell
Union– Playoff Game – 10:00 – Varsity Field
U8 Boys Championship
United v Timbers – 8:30 – Field 9A
U8 Girls Championship
Red Stars v Reign – 8:30 – Field 9B
U10 Boys
Liverpool v Man City – 9:00 – Northley
Newcastle v Everton – 10:15 – Northley
U10 Girls
Aston Villa v Tottenham – 11:30 – Field 12
Fulham v Chelsea – 12:45 – Field 12
U12 Boys
3rd/4th place game
Palermo v Roma – 9:00 – Field 12
Napoli v Milan – 10:15 – Field 12
U13 Girls
Real Madrid v Barcelona – 11:30 – Northley
Athletic Bilbao v Athletico Madrid – 12:45 – Northley
Pee Wee & U6
Sessions will run at their normal Saturday times
Sunday – November 9
Travel Games
Devils – Playoff Game – 1:00 – Pennell
U10 Boys
3rd/4th place game – 12:00 – Northley
Newcastle v Liverpool
Championship – 1:15 – Northley
Manchester City v Everton
U10 Girls
3rd/4th place game – 12:00 – Field 12
Chelsea v Tottenham
Championship – 1:15 – Field 12
Aston Villa v Fulham
U13 Girls
3rd/4th place game – 2:30 – Northley
Barcelona v Athletico Madrid
Championship – 2:30 – Field 12
Real Madrid v Athletic Bilbao
2014 Pink in the Park
Continuing our tradition of raising awareness of breast health and breast cancer, Aston Youth Soccer has partnered with Superior Plus Energy Systems and Crozer-Keystone Health System to bring you Pink in the Park 2014.
All teams will receive a soccer ball and all coaches will receive specially designed t-shirts for the occasion and all kids will receive a cancer awareness bracelet courtesy of Superior Plus. Crozer-Keystone will have a table with free breast health information and will have "Kick and Juggle for a Cure" contests staffed by Sun Valley High School soccer players.
Sun Valley Soccer players will be there selling paper cleats for $1 to post on our board of support. All proceeds will be donated to Crozer-Keystone Health System's Cancer Program. Last year, between AYSA and Sun Valley Soccer, we were able to donate over $500 to their program. Let's see if we can beat that this year!!
2014 Picture Day Schedule
Please arrive to your pictures 15 minutes before the scheduled time and ready to go!
Pictures will take place against the fence by the 2 baseball fields at Sun Valley.
PEE WEE and U6 PICTURES WILL BE AT THE PEE WEE FIELD!
We are working on securing an indoor location in case of rain.
PEE WEE PICTURE TIMES (please arrive at least 15 minutes early to your session)
Pictures will be taken at the Pee Wee Field
Pee Wee 9am session – Pictures will be at 8:30am (Pee Wee Group A – above)
Pee Wee 10am session – Pictures will be at 9:15 (Pee Wee Group B – above)
U6 11am AND 12pm Sessions – Pictures will be at 10:30 (Pee Wee Group C – above)
Fundraising Events
Monday December 1 and Tuesday December 2
U10 Boys United
Capt'n Chucky's Crab Cake Sale
15% of sales will go to the team
Click here for more information
2014 AYSA Spirit Night
AYSA Spirit Night: September 5, 6:30-8:30 – Pennell Elementary
Our second annual Spirit Night season kick-off will be held on Friday, September 5, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Pennell.
We will announce all the teams beginning at 6:30 p.m., followed by our coaches' game at 7 p.m. A snack stand will be selling yummy morsels to benefit our Special Needs program and a DJ will be on hand to keep everyone rocking! This year we are also going to have some additional activities, like a Moonbounce, face painting, and a dunk tank where you can pay do try to dunk your favorite coach. Proceeds will go directly to the Special Needs Program.
Coaches – If you would like to have your team announced, please have your team assemble beginning at 6 p.m.
Coaches – if you would like to play in the coaches games, please contact Michelle Mozzoni @ firstname.lastname@example.com
an Opportunity to be A Player Escort at the Philadelphia Union
As an Youth Soccer Partner with the Philadelphia Union, AYSA from time to time gets an opportunity to participate in some special events. This year, we were asked to do something VERY special.
At the Union game on Sunday, August 24 @ 8:00pm, 11 lucky AYSA players (U11 through U8) will be escorting the starters out on the field at the beginning of the game. Participants will given a full Philadelphia Union uniform, their own locker room to change into prior to the game and one parent/guardian will be given field access prior to the game to take pictures.
Here's how you can get entered in the drawing
1. Player must be age 7 to 10 as of August 24, 2014
2. Player and guardian MUST each purchase a ticket to the game from AYSA prior to August 4, 2014.
The Philadelphia Union require participants and guardians have a ticket to the game to participate.
3. You will be able to enter one name into the drawing for every 2 tickets you purchase. So if you want to buy more tickets, you will get additional chances to win. Tickets are $25 each.
4. Open to ALL AYSA players, Intramural and Club.
5. Drawing will be held on August 4, 2014
6. Tickets must be paid in full prior to the drawing and cannot be returned after the drawing.
If your child loves soccer this would be an amazing experience for them.
To purchase tickets and get entered in the drawing please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you just want to purchase tickets for the game, you can also e-mail the above address
If you have any questions, please contact us @ firstname.lastname@example.com
2014-2015 Executive Board Nominees
According to the AYSA By-Laws, the Nominees for the Executive Board must be posted on-line at least 15 days prior to the April general meeting. Below are the nominees for the 2014-15 Executive Board
|Anthony Skwirut
|Executive Vice President
|Matt Hengey
|Vice President of Intramurals
|Vicki Hittle
|Vice President of Girls Club Soccer
|Danielle Albrecht
|Vice President of Boys Club Soccer
|BJ Nolek
|Kevin Purfield
|Corporate Secretary
|Michelle Mozzoni
|Fields Director
|Jack Skwirut
|Equipment Director
|Nick Randall
|Ryan Hill
|Special Needs Director
|Sue Vaughan
In addition, the following positions below that are empty, need volunteers. Please consider volunteering and helping out!!
|Pee Wee Coordinator
|Kim Blair
|U-8 Boys Intramural Coordinator
|U-8 Girls Intramural Coordinator
|Dawn LaPierre
|U-10 Boys Intramural Coordinator
|U-10 Girls Intramural Coordinator
|U-12 Boys Intramural Coordinator
|Clay Gaskill
|U-13 Girls Intramural Coordinator
|Jeff Graham
|U-15 Co-Ed Intramural Coordinator
|Eric Segool
|Corresponding Secretary
|Picture Coordinator
|Michele Hengey
|Sponsorship Coordinator
|Sabrina Hickman


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Paris, France
Paris is already swarming with tourists and after an afternoon strolling down the Champs-Elyses I was just craving for something girly that says summertime!
The top is based on a dress I already have with gathering at the top of the shoulders. The bottom half is adapted from Elaine's coffee date skirt.
Colourful cotton
Jun 21, 2009, 04.29 AMby isobelm
Looks lovely!
Jun 20, 2009, 10.22 AMby dianacirne
Love the print of the fabric!
Jun 18, 2009, 03.27 PMby nenasew
Perfection. Love it. fabric is beautiful and looks great on.
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text: Engineering Systems - Master's degree http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/7710 2014-11-21T01:27:25Z Multi-region capacity planning model with contracts of varying duration under uncertainty : a satellite capacity acquisition case study http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/91439 Multi-region capacity planning model with contracts of varying duration under uncertainty : a satellite capacity acquisition case study Lydiard, John M., IV This paper highlights the issues associated with and presents a modeling framework for long-term capacity planning problems constrained in a similar fashion to satellite capacity acquisition. Although ambiguities exist, the satellite capacity planning problem also contains many clearly defined constraints. In the immediate time horizon, universal satellite capacity is fixed, as satellite launches are rare, and each incremental satellite launch only marginally increases capacity. In the world of Commercial Satellite Communications (COMSATCOM), satellites have fixed coverage areas as they are typically in geo-synchronous orbit. Other military applications such as observation and satellite phone require, low-earth orbit and medium-earth orbit satellites. The contracts used to acquire satellite capacity from the commercial sector also clearly define constraints, such as start and end date, bandwidth, price per unit bandwidth and allocated satellite system, which also implies frequency and available capacity. The paper first reviews the issues involved with planning capacity acquisition, and then presents a modeling framework for developing strategies to meet criteria and minimize cost. A simulation environment is developed for testing contracts and satellites of different parameters against varying demand distributions. A dynamic program is used to solve the integer program associated with selecting satellite capacity levels to cover demand. Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Engineering Systems Division, 2014.; 19; "June 2014." Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 125-127). 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Optimized border interdiction http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/91296 Optimized border interdiction Paynter, Jonathan L. (Jonathan Lawrence) A feature of many conflicts is the presence of a border that separates an area of on-going military operations from an area that the enemy can use permissively. This thesis considers analytic techniques for planning military operations designed to interdict enemy forces crossing the border. Specifically, this thesis presents optimization-based methods for scheduling patrolling units and for positioning ground sensors in support of those patrolling units. These methods could serve as the framework for a tactical-level decision support tool designed to assist military planners assigned to border regions with resource allocation recommendations and trade-off comparisons. We propose tractable mixed integer optimization formulations for these solutions based on a network model of the routes in the region, operational constraints on the abilities of the patrolling units, and estimates of enemy force movements. Additionally, we develop robust extensions to these formulations that allow the model to account for a degree of enemy intelligence by incorporating the uncertain nature of the enemy movement estimates into the formulation. We evaluate the solutions to these formulations using simulations that account for different realizations of the uncertain enemy movement. This includes cases where the realized enemy movement closely matches the estimates made in the model and cases where the realizations are very different from the model. Additionally, we provide a modified greedy heuristic to the scheduling formulation that can serve as a tool for dynamically retasking a patrol to interdict enemy forces in real-time after a sensor detects enemy movement. Current planning for these operations are conducted by a staff with no decision making analytic tools. We approximate a version of this current planning method with an algorithm and show that our method outperforms it with both the deterministic and robust formulations. We compare the deterministic and robust formulations and demonstrate a process for choosing between the formulations, along with an explanation of the utility of the robust formulation. Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, Operations Research Center, 2014.; Thesis: S.M. in Technology and Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Engineering Systems Division, Technology and Policy Program, 2014.; This electronic version was submitted by the student author. The certified thesis is available in the Institute Archives and Special Collections.; "June 2014." Cataloged from student-submitted PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 139-141). 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Cost prediction via quantitative analysis of complexity in U.S. Navy shipbuilding http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/90810 Cost prediction via quantitative analysis of complexity in U.S. Navy shipbuilding Dobson, Aaron T. (Aaron Travis) As the sophistication and technology of ships increases, U.S. Navy shipbuilding must be an effective and cost-efficient acquirer of technology-dense one-of-a-kind ships all while meeting significant cost and schedule constraints in a fluctuating demand environment. A drive to provide world-class technology to the U.S. Navy's warfighters necessitates increasingly complex ships, which further augments the non-trivial problem of providing cost effective, on-schedule ships for the American taxpayer. The primary objective of this study was to quantify, assess, and analyze cost-predictive complexity-oriented benchmarks in the pre-construction phase of the U.S. Navy's ship acquisition process. This study used commercially-available software such as Mathwork's MATLAB software to analyze the numerical cost data and assess the fidelity of the predictive benchmarks to the datasets. The end result was that a consideration of complexity via the methods and algorithms established in this study supported an exponential cost versus complexity relationship to refine the current cost estimation methods and software currently in use in U.S. Navy shipbuilding. Specifically, it was found that for the subsystems under analysis, acquisition/contract cost per unit was highly correlated with unit complexity according to the relationship, cost/unit ($M,USD) = 23.100 + e 0.015C. Thesis: Nav. E., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, 2014.; Thesis: S.M. in Engineering and Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Engineering Systems Division, System Design and Management Program, 2014.; "June 2014." Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 76-80). 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Cyber safety : a systems thinking and systems theory approach to managing cyber security risks http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/90804 Cyber safety : a systems thinking and systems theory approach to managing cyber security risks Salim, Hamid M If we are to manage cyber security risks more effectively in today's complex and dynamic Web 2.0 environment, then a new way of thinking is needed to complement traditional approaches. According to Symantec's 2014 Internet Security Threat Report, in 2012 more than ten million identities that included real names, dates of birth, and social security were exposed by a single breach. In 2013 there were eight breaches that each exposed over ten million identities. These breaches were recorded despite the fact that significant resources are expended, on managing cyber security risks each year by businesses and governments. The objective of this thesis was twofold. The first objective was to understand why traditional approaches for managing cyber security risks were not yielding desired results. Second, propose a new method for managing cyber security risks more effectively. The thesis investigated widely used approaches and standards, and puts forward a method based on the premise that traditional technology centric approaches have become ineffective on their own. This lack of efficacy can be attributed primarily to the fact that, Web 2.0 is a dynamic and a complex socio-technical system that is continuously evolving. This thesis proposes a new method for managing cyber security risks based on a model for accident or incident analysis, used in Systems Safety field. The model is called System-Theoretic Accident Model and Processes (STAMP). It is rooted in Systems Thinking and Systems Theory. Based on a case study specifically written for this thesis, the largest cyber-attack reported in 2007 on a major US based retailer, is analyzed using the STAMP model. The STAMP based analysis revealed insights both at systemic and detailed level, which otherwise would not be available, if traditional approaches were used for analysis. Further, STAMP generated specific recommendations for managing cyber security risks more effectively. Thesis: S.M. in Engineering and Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Engineering Systems Division, System Design and Management Program, 2014.; Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2014.; 93; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 148-156). 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Welcome to 6th Grade! » Science » Simple Machines
Simple Machines
*Source: Motion, Forces, and Energy by Prentice Hall Publishers, Science Explorer
There are six basic kinds of simple machines: the inclined plane, the wedge, the screw, the lever, the wheel and axle, and the pulley.
An inclined plane is a flat, sloped surface. A ramp is an example of an inclined plane. An inclined plane allows you to exert your input force over a longer distance. As a result, the input force needed is less than the output force.
You can determine the ideal mechanical advantage of an inclined plane by dividing the length of the incline by its height.
A wedge is a device that is thick at one end and tapers to a thin edge at the other end. Some examples of wedges include tacks, forks, axes, knives, and zippers. When you use a wedge, instead of moving an object along the inclined plane, you move the inclined plane itself.
The ideal mechanical advantage of a wedge is determined by dividing the length of the wedge by its width.
Like a wedge, a screw is a simple machine that is related to the inclined plane. A screw can be thought of as an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder. This spiral inclined plane forms the threads of the screw.
The ideal mechanical advantage of a screw is the length around the threads divided by the length of the screw.
A lever is a rigid bar that is free to pivot, or rotate, on a fixed point. The fixed point that a lever pivots around is called the fulcrum.
The ideal mechanical advantage of a lever is determined by dividing the distance from the fulcrum to the input force by the distance from the fulcrum to the output force.
Levers are classified according to the location of the fulcrum relative to the input and output forces. The three classes of levers differ in the positions of the fulcrum, input force, and output force.
Link here for a diagram explaining the three classes of levers.
A wheel and axle is a simple machine made of two circular or cylindrical objects fastened together that rotate about a common axis. The object with the larger radius is called the wheel and the object with the smaller radius is called the axle.
You can find the ideal mechanical advantage of a wheel and axle by dividing the radius of the wheel by the radius of the axle. (A radius is the distance from the outer edge of a circle to the circle's center.)
A pulley is a simple machine made of a grooved wheel with a rope or cable wrapped around it. You use a pulley by pulling on one end of the rope. This is the input force. At the other end of the rope, the output force pulls up on the object you want to move.
There are two basic types of pulleys. A pulley that you attach to a structure is called a fixed pulley. Fixed pulleys are used at the tops of flagpoles. If you attach a pulley to the object you wish to move, you use a movable pulley. Construction cranes often use movable pulleys. By combining fixed and movable pulleys, you can make a pulley system called a block and tackle.
Click here for a picture of each type of pulley.
The ideal mechanical advantage of a pulley is equal to the number of sections of rope that support the object.
Simple Machines in Your Body
Most of the machines in your body are levers that consist of bones and muscles.
Click here for some examples of levers in your body.
When you bite into an apple, you use your sharp front teeth, called incisors. Your incisors are shaped like wedges to enable you to bite off pieces of food.
Compound Machines
A compound machine is a machine that utilizes two or more simple machines. The ideal mechanical advantage of a compound machine is the product of the individual ideal mechanical advantages of the simple machines that make it up.
An apple peeler like the one shown below is a compound machine. Four different simple machines make it up. The handle is a wheel and axle. The axle is also a screw that turns the apple. A wedge peels the apple's skin. To hold the machine in place, a lever can be switched to engage a suction cup.
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Area voters will have the opportunity to try out Delaware County's new voting machines on Thursday, Aug. 6 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Middletown Town Hall on Route 28, Margaretville.
The new voting system will also be available for public demonstrations on Monday, Aug. 10 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Roxbury Town Hall on Main Street, Roxbury and on Wednesday, Aug. 26 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Delaware County Office Building at 111 Main Street, Delhi.
Kingston — Ulster Savings Bank has announced that they achieved an overall Tier One Gold performance rating from Freddie Mac, one of the nation's largest investors in residential mortgages, for superior investor reporting and loan default management during 2008.
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Jonathan Starch and David France, owners of the Galli-Curci Theatre building on Main Street in Margaretville, announced last week that they are putting the building up for sale. After four years of stewardship of the building, Starch said in an e-mail Wednesday that he and France "have decided to focus full-time on our other projects."
Claryville — Frost Valley YMCA's Outdoor Sporting Program will hold a 3-D Archery Shoot and Barbecue on Saturdays, Aug. 8 and Aug. 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.
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Margaretville — The Open Eye Theater is preparing rehearsed readings of two new plays for young and family audiences, to be performed on Aug. 7 and 13 at 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend these free readings and to participate in discussions about the plays afterward.
Claryville — The National Inclusion Project recently awarded a $10,000 grant to the Frost Valley YMCA to implement Let's ALL Play—Inclusion in Recreational Programs. The grant will allow children with developmental disabilities to enjoy a successful summer camp experience in an inclusive setting at the camp, which has served children with special needs for over 30 years.
Highmount — Two nights of cool Latin jazz will kick off the Catskill Mountain Jazz Series at the Belleayre Music Festival on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 7 and 8. Pablo Ziegler and the Trio for Nuevo Tango (The New Tango) will get the series started in sultry style on Friday, Aug. 7 at 8 p.m.
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November 27, 2014
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Former President Bill Clinton told supporters and undecided voters to focus on the records of the presidential candidates, not charisma.
Clinton is campaigning for his wife in Wisconsin today.
During his first stop in Milwaukee, he urged prospective primary voters to consider his wife's experience. Clinton's message comes a day after Barack Obama packed the Kohl Center in Madison for his speech.
Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton are locked in a close race for the Democratic nomination.
President Clinton says "it's about whether you should choose the power of speeches over the power of solutions."
Clinton says his wife has worked in a bipartisan fashion in the Senate on such things as securing body armor for soldiers. He says as president, she would work to restore international relations and diplomacy and improve America's standing in the world.
The former president will also campaign in Waukesha, Madison and La Crosse today.
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