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Primoris Services Corporation Acquires Assets Of The Saxon Group
Primoris Services Corporation (NASDAQ Global Select: PRIM) ("Primoris" or "Company") today announced that its Primoris Energy Services subsidiary has acquired the assets of The Saxon Group, Inc. ("Saxon"). Based in Suwanne, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta, Saxon is a full service industrial construction enterprise with special expertise in the industrial gas processing and power plant sectors. For 2011, Saxon revenues were approximately $38 million from such projects as a new power plant and new natural gas compression facilities.
Total consideration was approximately $3.2 million, including a $2.5 million incentive provision based on Saxon achieving $4 million of EBITDA (as that term is defined in the asset purchase agreement) during the seven quarters that end June 30, 2014.
Formed in 1991, Saxon specializes in providing high-level mechanical, piping, and electrical services to clients in the power, industrial gas processing, and mid-stream energy markets. Saxon will operate as Saxon Construction, Inc. and will be a part of Primoris' East Construction Services segment. Current management, including Jeni Bogdon, President, Jim Short, EVP, and Keith Jeffries, VP, will continue to handle day-to-day operations. This management team has helped Saxon earn a solid reputation for safe, quality, cost effective construction execution.
Brian Pratt, Primoris Chairman, President and CEO, commented, ""The addition of Saxon's experience to that of our existing construction groups enhances our nationwide resources for industrial plant construction. We are very pleased we could add this new platform to better serve our power and process customers, especially those located in the Southeast United States."ABOUT PRIMORIS Founded in 1946, Primoris, through various subsidiaries, has grown to become one of the largest specialty contractors and infrastructure companies in the United States. Serving diverse end markets, Primoris provides a wide range of construction, fabrication, maintenance, replacement, water and wastewater, and engineering services to major public utilities, petrochemical companies, energy companies, municipalities, and other customers. For additional information, please visit www.prim.com FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This press release contains certain forward-looking statements, including with regard to the Company's future performance. Words such as "estimated," "believes," "expects," "projects," "may," and "future" or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements inherently involve risks and uncertainties, including without limitation, those described in this press release and those detailed in the "Risk Factors" section and other portions of our Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the period ended June 30, 2012, and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Primoris does not undertake any obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required under applicable securities laws.
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Not something I've investigated, but I'm wondering whether Bromcom are also putting themselves in a position to compete for the SIMS "mobile interface only" user market with their Teachers Webfolder SD - I mean for a SIMS school who don't want to replace the predominant desktop SIMS client access, with Teacher Webfolder, but would like the mobile version for the types of usage that this Groupcall solution meets.
I think typically you'd be paying for both the TWF software and the TWF Mobile option on top (per annum), so suspect they'd be pricing themselves out if the school is only interested in solving a mobile user requirement.
But might be worth someone pushing on them to see what they could do ;-)
For them it might be a way of levering in the interest for TWF to then have it spread to all SIMS users at a site.
Just out of interest, as the data is available offline where do we stand with the DataProtection issues of a user lost the iDevice or had it stolen.. How secure is this?
@Kyle - it has a remote disablement feature, so in theory could be deactivated. I believe this would work in the same way other systems do, in that it needs to be online. I have been asking that it has a timeout feature, so that it needs to go online to authorise itself every so often, or just picks up a kill clause when it synchs, so that after a fixed period it will end itself, or deactivate if it hasn't authorised.
Not sure if that's in the works but would be a great selling point.
In terms of the device itself, it's pin protected, and encrypted+locked to the device, so can't be backed up and transferred, or used in any other way.
So in order to get the benefits of offline, you have to live with that window of opportunity should it get lost, or pin compromised, but no more so than staff taking a list of phone numbers printed off with them on a trip. In fact it's much more secure than that.
Thanks VikPaw,
That is the only thing that as been asked about from our SMT, apart from the security thing i mentioned above. We are really pleased with Emerge so far but still only trialling it but the feedback as been good.
Nice list of new features in the update here Groupcall Emerge - Latest Updates
Any news on the Android version?
The Android version of Emerge is being worked on already and should be rolled out during the second half of the Autumn Term
My sources tell me progress is going well, and should be around September time.
Pricing will remain the same as the iphone version, and licences can be combined, so you can have any device in a mixed client environment (iPhone,iPad,Android..).
iPad version ready by 1st September or earlier. [Though i thought this was already out :confused: ]
I see, well that explains what i was told.
Funny, that when i ordered 3 licences a month ago, nobody told me that the brand new iPad2s that we are buying would not be usable!
The test software does work on the IT Manager's iPad, so i presumed it was live, also because it was demo'ed on an iPad at BETT ( i took the video! ).
I hope they can stick to the September deadline then..
The current iPhone version of Emerge runs perfectly on the iPad in any case, but there will be a native iPad version in September.
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So, since I weighed in on Thursday last week before my move, I decided to weigh in today to make it a full week. Mostly because I'm curious but also due to my TOM looming on the horizon. I won't weigh myself until it's done just to save my sanity, methinks. For reals this time. LOL.
But, even though I couldn't track over the weekend and was doing no cardio but moving stuff up and down stairs I was still down 1.8 lbs this week! My biggest weekly loss yet. :) I even ate a pretty late dinner and snacky last night. I feel pretty awesome right now. :)
I did my kbells last night (only 20 min instead of the planned 40 - Foster Norman's adopted momma came to visit him, he leaves in about a month for his new home!) and then hopped on the bike and did the 3.7 miles or so to Aaron's place. Hills were tough since I think I'm still a little sore from my run Tuesday.
Now, I need to bike home (or I'm trapped here!) so I'm going to take a hot shower with minty muscle relaxing scrub to help my legs and then hop on the bike and head home. I want to run today but I know I'll have to take it slow if I do. And make Friday a real rest day, too.
As for the apt: today LAUNDRY is a top priority! My new hamper is loaded. I'm just going to a laundromat since my new place is charging $1.25 a load??! Wha?? It'll be more pricey at the 'mat but I can do it all at once in huge machines and save time. Time is more important than money currently. Heh.
Then, I want to get the travel rat cage cleaned and stored in my closet, the metro rack build and put in the closet and get my craft stuff on those shelves and off my floors! Rat stuff needs to get put away and less often used stuff need to be stored in an accessible place in the closet. Basically, the only place I can store stuff I don't need right now is my huge closet of doom. LOL.
Got to move my dresser to the side it'll live on and adjust the bed, too.
Not too much left to do!
I wonder if the laundromat has free wifi?
It's SO lame that no one at my building is "sharing". ;)
I called it the 'Inspired by HEZLIZZIE' 5k and it was done on her birthday to be extra appropriate.
Went to Target to get some running socks and another pair of running pants. Down to a small now... and I got the slim fitting ones. :) They have a butt pocket! Over the base of your spine there is a little pocket that zips up. How clever is that? I tucked my keys and my phone into my bootie pocket and hit the trail in the park near my new place. GORGEOUS. You run a loop around a lovely pond - lots of people there walking pooches, fishing off the dock, taking walks. A really beautiful place to run. :) Hilly, much hillier than my old path through the neighborhoods near my old apt, but I actually like how that added some extra challenges.
I ran the 2.25 I'd intended but just couldn't bring myself to walk. I wanted to do a full 3.1 miles ... so I did. Clocked in at 33-34 min. Not too shabby! I generally felt good during the run. Surprisingly, it's the first mile that is the hardest? As time went on it got easier. Maybe I got slower. LOL.
Should be a very nice place to get my runs in. There are also nice neighborhoods across from my building (some with HUGE flipping mountains you need to go up) to vary my route. YAY.
Also, whilst at Target, I tried on a size 8 pant on a whim. I chose some cotton/poly blend denim capris which possibly weren't the best choice to see if I can wear an 8 jeans. Jeans seem stretchier than these guys were. They zipped up and fit really well through the legs/hips/butt... a tiny bit of muffin top at the waist. Getting there. ;) I'll bet if I'd been able to grab a smaller size in the jeans styles I wear, I'd be able to wear them no problem. Also, it's PMSville *singsongs* so I'm assuming I'm a bit puffy. LOL. If I'm not an 8 now, I will be by mid June. Count on it. ;)
Anyway, got some stuff unpacked (and then stored in the closet) and had a productive evening.
Pretty good. :)
Well, everything is moved.
A few things are still in the van and will be toted in the apt. tomorrow but that's negligible. Mostly rugs and such. Bah.
I'm ridiculously tired and semi-panicked that by getting off my usual schedule of tracking food and working out that I'll have derailed my efforts. *weep* Still, I ate reasonably well this weekend and I don't think I went over my calories at all. If I did, it was tiny amounts and I was DEFINITELY not just sitting on my bum all weekend. LOL. I think I ran about a billion flights of stairs. Ow. My bootie and thighs hurt. ;)
My living room is basically all set up, just need to finish getting rat stuff into the new cabinet I got to hold their things. Man, they couldn't have more toys/towels/fleece/hammocks/treats if they tried. I need to get another big giant seagrass basket to toss on top of the cabinet to hold overflow hammocks. Spoiled. Rats.
Kitchen is 98% done. Need to hang my pot rack and get the pots on it and hangs some small hooks to hold measuring cups/spoons near the sink. Whew. All the food is in the new pantries and looking so sharp!
Wasn't going to get a new entertainment center, as the ex-husband left a nice giant one behind. Turns out it's a piece of crap(!) and fell apart faster than my marriage when they tried to lug it down the stairs. I guess Aaron couldn't even find a place to grab as it disintergrated in his hands. Almost smooshed my Dad. Aaron's reaction: "it broke". I asked Dad if he responded "really? Did it?" as he was surrounded by kindling. I'm sure it was hilarious to see... I'm glad ex-husband didn't want it back. It would have looked awfully passive aggressive to leave bits of his center on his lawn. Heh. Mom and I were back at home building furniture while punchdrunk and insane. Collapsing into helpless giggling over furniture plans = you might need sleep.
I haven't gotten enough sleep, have been eating at odd intervals (but mostly veggies/tofu/whole grains... so that's good) and have been killing my back but I'm generally okay. I need to get my bedroom put together and I think that'll be the end of my unpacking. Giant closet + shelving racks FTW! Just need to get all my crafty stuff in place and figure out how exactly I'm laying out the room. Sleeping on a mattress on the floor until my bed is made, Scott says end of June and I'll have my pretty bed!
Animals took the move pretty well.
The cats were royally wigged until it quieted down and they saw my makeshift blankets on the floor and realized I wasn't dumping them. They seem well adjusted now and Norman's bladder infection seems to be cleared, no more peeing outside the box and no more bloody urine.
In rat news, Jack lives with the big rats now (yay) and finally seems comfortable with them. Caught him crashed out with Jakey in a hammock today. Of course giant Jakey was using little baby Jack as a pillow. *eyeroll* Silly rats. Everyone's been dosed with Revolution and Jack is less itchy. So, I think my furbabies are all squared away.
Just have to unpack tomorrow after work. Taking a day off to recover my leg muscles and then Tuesday I'm hitting the park for a jog after work. I'm 98% sure I'll do a 5K in about two weeks. ACK. Must train.
Looking forward to getting back in my groove again.
Finally got to two miles back to back.
Ran with my lovely SO and had a great time. He brought along his teeny digital music player so we got to jam to Dr. Horrible soundtrack while running. Excellent! I now have all the songs in my dang head but I love the show so much I don't care. Hee.
Our time was pretty darn good, too. I went into the run saying "I don't care how long it takes, I just want to finish the two miles". I cared a little bit about how long it took but I was DEFINITELY more interested in proving I had the endurance to run two together.
First mile was about 10:50. We felt really good after that, tired but not inclined to stop. YAY. We pushed on and decided to do some interval work - one block faster, next block slower, next block faster, next slower, next REALLY fast, next slow and so on. We did a couple half block sprints, too, to build up some endurance. Second mile clocked in at about 10:30. Total time for our run was 21:24ish for the two miles.
We were tired (and ravenous!) after our run but both of us weren't really sore and recovered really quickly during the cool down walk. And then we attacked our veggie dogs, black eyed peas and broccoli like crazy veg*n sharks. NOM NOM NOM.
Next run I want to add a third mile after the two. Run two, walk 10 min, run 3rd mile. Then I'll work on dropping the walking interval down until I'm doing three miles all at once. Next up, 5Kville! Kristina is running one in mid June and I'm really considering doing it with her. EEK.
Final goal speed/distance is 3 miles in under 30 min. I can do it!
GAH, I'm off the rest of this week to pack/move!
Gotta hop in Aaron's shower, walk home and get cracking.
We're definitely taking stuff to the thrift store today, yay.
So. Close. Want to be. Done. Moving. *pant*
Oh, I did a weigh in today, just in case I'm too nuts to do it on my normal Saturday. Down about 1.1 lbs since Saturday. Yay. I'm under 160 by the skin of my teeth. YAY. I'm calling that 15lbs lost now. Can I get a Woot Woot?
So, today I decided to shorten my walking interval again. From three minutes between miles to two. First of all, wow, two minutes goes by fast! Secondly, I RAN AN EIGHT MINUTE MILE TODAY! (well, 8:05 if we're getting technical) Holy carp. I can't believe it.
I did my (oh so fast... sigh...) two minute walking interval, then kicked off my second mile. I was shooting for under 10 but ended up with a 10.5 minute mile. Still, not shabby considering my crazy day yesterday and that crazy fast first mile.
I'm so proud of myself right now.
Once I get to running the two miles back to back I'll make sure to slow down and pace myself. There is no way I could run two miles at 8 min each yet. I'd be forced to stop and puke, for sure. I felt not too bad after that first mile, though. Pretty tired and hungry after number two, though.
Nomming chili currently. NOM NOM.
Still, making some real progress with my running speed and stamina.
I even have been adding an extra block to my lap the last few runs to make darn sure I'm doing a full mile. :D
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Renesys says that the risk of a country's total disconnection from the Internet is dependent on the number of service providers that connect it to the outside world. The more service providers there are, the more difficult it becomes to completely disconnect a nation. Renesys writes, "you can think of this, to first approximation, as the number of phone calls (or legal writs, or infrastructure attacks) that would have to be performed in order to decouple the domestic Internet from the global Internet."
There are four levels of risk. The first is for countries that have only one or two service providers. Unsurprisingly, Syria is among the 61 countries that fall into this category. Egypt falls into the next tier, with fewer than ten service providers. Most Western countries (including the US) are well protected using this (admittedly narrow) metric. Notable countries that miss the top tier are Portugal, New Zealand, Mexico, and perhaps surprisingly, China. The list of where every country in the world ranks can be found at the source link below.
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|Hello everyone it is almost 7 months since i have lost my son and two weeks after that i came here. I must say i have seen a councilor and i have gotten more from coming here then seeing the councilor. I have a question, I am going to see a medium on friday and would like to know if anyone here has gone to see one. This man is not a fake and has a very good name. All week i have been trying to think of questions i want answered but i don't know what to expect. So if you could share some experiences i would very much appreciate it. This never gets easier it's always one day at a time for me and i'm sure will be for a long time to come. Take care everyone and thanks for listening Darlene
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- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Mon, Apr 18, 05 at 4:07
|Darlene -
Do not answer the guy's questions with anything but a "yes" or "no" ... almost all mediums are doing (consciously or unconsciously) what is called "cold reading". They pick up information you give them, or they fish by asking very leading questions such as "I'm seeing an older man" and you reply "That must be grandpa" and they know there is a deceased grandfather in the family. You might already have told him you want to contact your son, when you made the appointment.
The worst of them actually research their customers enough to know the details of the death and the family.
If the guy is not faking it, or fooling himself by being an unconscious cold reader, yes and no answers won't bother him. If he's just cold reading, he won't be able to pull information from yes/no without obviously fishing for info.
- Posted by DarrylsMom (My Page) on Tue, Apr 19, 05 at 10:17
|Thanks for the information. This guy only wanted our first name only and that was it one person phoned him and she did see him before and found him very good. So i will take your advice and will aonly answer that way. I am a very spectial person and will be hard to convince but i feel i must go and try. Many people are dreaming of him but i'm not even getting that. Thank You for your time and i will keep in touch. Darlene
|Lazygardens' advice is good. It may be hard not to blurt something out, but if you know in advance you can be prepared. See if you will be allowed to tape your conversation with him. It's a highly-charged experience, and details can be easily lost. If you can't tape it, bring a big pad of paper and take notes.
As for questions, you might ask if your son has tried to give you any signs to show that he is okay.
I did a phone session with a woman who came highly recommended from my therapist. She spoke of things she couldn't have known about except through my daughter. She didn't tell me anything I didn't know already know, but it was a lovely confirmation of something I knew very well: Jill's spirit is very much alive and around.
Best of luck to you. I hope you'll report back on this.
- Posted by Lulie___Wayne (My Page) on Sun, Apr 24, 05 at 21:55
|Darlene, I'm so glad that you get comfort from this forum.
How did your medium visit go?
I believe some people have a 6th sense, but I also believe mediums are con artists. Not necessarily malicious con artists, but con artists nonetheless. They can be very clever and often empathetic and insightful, but they are still not what they represent themselves as. Have you talked with your counselor about this?
If it provides you comfort, then I guess I shouldn't be negative. However, you're still emotionally vulnerable and that is not a good position to be in when dealing with someone like this. Do not get hooked in and taken advantage of. Perhaps you can take a friend with you who might provide objective feedback afterwards.
You've undoubtedly been through a lot and want answers to questions that really can't be answered in this life. I'm not trying to rain on your parade...just trying to prevent you from getting hurt even more.
- Posted by chinacat_sunflower (My Page) on Tue, May 10, 05 at 15:20
|a competent psychotherapist is a medium who won't admit to being an intuitive.
a GOOD medium is, for the most part, an intuitive person with good visualization.
I could describe most clergy in the same light.
you can't sue a medium, and they don't take insurance- but they don't charge $120/Hr, either ( or they shouldn't )
have worked with them, for them, and as one over the years- still have the 'intuit' cards, as a matter of fact.
some people need the theatrics. and that goes for both sides of the table...but then, some people 'need' a high mass in Latin, and some find it stifling.
sometimes, one needs help expressing the things that have gotten tangled up in our heads. sometimes we need to be told which way is up (or out, or forward) and sometimes, we need to be reminded of something we forgot.
the 'medium' part is and must be always secondary to the HEALER part. beyond that- if it leads you towards a better understanding of things, it's good for you.
what 'school' or 'style' a counselor certainly makes a difference- but not nearly as much as adherance to that old greek oath that begins 'first, do no harm'.
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Experts say the transition from FTS 2001 to Networx is inherently complex, partially because the new telecom program offers so many more features. But one of the critical features is a set of security offerings that agencies cannot afford to do without.
Since FTS 2001 established the basic framework for telecom services across the government, a transformation has occurred in technology and cyber threats. The Government Accountability Office recently reported that almost all 24 major federal agencies had weaknesses in information security controls.
Even a minor loss of data could be costly. In April, the American National Standards Institute released a report on the financial management of cyber risk in which it estimated the cost of an average data breach of 10,000 records as $1.5 million, or $150 per record. For a government entrusted with the records of 300 million Americans, the potential cost of a data breach is in the tens of billions of dollars.
To combat that threat, industry has developed new technologies, and government has enacted new policies. However, some of those technologies are available only through Networx. One such program is the Trusted Internet Connections initiative.
Begun in November 2007 — concurrent with the Networx transition — the initiative has a simple task: reduce vulnerability by reducing the number of Internet gateways to federal systems. Since then, agencies have reduced their external connections by nearly 50 percent. However, according to the latest GAO report, none of the major agencies and departments has met all the requirements of the TIC initiative. Acquiring telecom connectivity via Networx is one of the six major milestones of the program.
The security imperative is not lost on members of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. In March, Sens. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and ranking member Susan Collins (R-Maine) wrote an open letter to Attorney General Eric Holder expressing their concern about the delay in the Networx transition. It "is of particular concern given the security of federal networks and the opportunities to use new technologies to assist agencies in strengthening their cyber defenses," they wrote.
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As agencies fall behind in tracking their telecom assets, they slow the transition to more secure technologies and critical programs, such as TIC. They also underscore the troubling reality that they don't really know what communications systems they have. If you don't know what you have, how can you know what your vulnerabilities are?
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It is situated in Cancun's downtown. After engaging in retail therapy, vacationers can enjoy the outdoors by teeing off at the scenic Cancun Golf Club at Pok ta Pok and having a dolphin encounter at Interactive Aquarium.
The tasteful rooms are appointed with low key contemporary furniture and vibrant hued linens. Units come with modern amenities like Internet access, air conditioning, data port, digital telephone and cable TV with remote control.
Diners at City Junior Cancun Hotel can have delicious meals or refreshing beverages at the on-site cafe. Foodies can also visit the various food and beverage outlets at Plaza de las Americas shopping mall.
City Junior Cancun Hotel can address professional needs with its business centre and meeting rooms. For additional convenience, the hotel provides safety deposit box at reception, room service, laundry service and parking. While in Cancun, visitors should not missing seeing Mayan ruins like Pok ta Pok and Yamil Lu'um.
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An economical way of spending couple nights in Cancun for poor students. The prices are cheap, and the staff are very friendly.
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Not easy to get there.... but once you get there you don't want to leave! Charming place, perfect service, very accommodating proprietor, food is OMG, superb! What's not to love!
We actually stayed in the four poster bedroom as seen on website. Plenty of room. Peaceful and very clean. The owner and his staff were very friendly and helpful. The food was absolutely gorgeous. Not a pizza to be seen. The gnocchi and blue cheese sauce was to die for. All locally produced produce including the wine. Breakfast in the courtyard listening to classical piano music looking over the rolling hills of vineyards. So peaceful and relaxing. The casa has been lovingly and quirkily restored. We stayed for 5 nights and toured around the area. Tuscany without the tourists.
smallish car park.
The authenticity of the hotel and the organic food.
The room was a bit dusty
The friendly Staff The owner Battisa who plays and sings! The food & wine! The fantastic old house with fantasic rooms! The location with wine yards all around the hotel. John & Paula
That we only stayed one night!
Everyone at Scaparone was so warm and friendly. We looked forward to the great food and wine every night - the menu was amazing and especially the vegan menu. There was music on several nights which we thoroughly enjoyed. It was an unforgettable stay.
A beautiful setting and introduction to Piedmonte. I would highly recommend the experience of Casa Scaparone to travellers looking for a unique and soulful stay.
We loved everything about Casa Scaparone - its quirkiness, its atmosphere, its restaurant, its staff (although unfortunately we never met the owner). If you're looking for somewhere with real character in Piemonte, this place is a must.
Nothing of significance, although it would have been nice to have had air conditioning.
Really nice style B&B, with a very good and beautiful restaurant where you can eat healthy and typical Piedmont food
The rooms were very charmingly appointed and the food was tasty. We enjoyed our stay here very much.
Rustic ambiance. Genuine Italian country restaurant experience. Wonderful staff and owner.
Nearby church bell ringing on the hour and half hour 24 hours/day. That was common in all locations we visited in Northern Italy, though!
Charming old house location, fantastic staff and very nice landscape. Food also very good!
i read reviews and decide to go to this place it is an ammaging place to stay if you want out off your daily routine. the ambiance is so good and comfortable i loved it, the place is in the mountains total greenery no sounds around and excellent dinner and the owner of the palace very good i had only one day to stay if any one wants to stay they must go for more than two days to relax and enjoy.
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this is the most wonderful trip I've ever and ever had! we were traveling by car just to have fun in Piemonte and we were trying just to look around. At our 1st night we've stayed there and couldn't leave it for several days because of: 1) nice and wonderful people who're working there (Owner and his family, who are at the same time is the greatest team i've ever met in my life) 2) wonderful location. its very easy from Casa Scaparone o get to the cities like Alba, Asti, Turin and all famous outlets where the shopping is super 3) Owner, who is genius (plays music, works in the garden, has a huge farm and works there just for fan and because he is absolutely happy person and a very great man indeed) can advice you really good places to visit like local vinery houses, restaurants, vinery bars and other wonderful places 4) Casa Scaparone has a really spectacular restaurant where chef Franka (incredible Woman) is happy to serve you wonderful and tasty dishes of national and local italian dishes 5) incredible interior design Strictly recommended for people who are looking for good atmosphere, nice service6 goof location and good prices (but there it doesn't matter)
The lodging was unique and in the gorgeous wine hills of Alba. The staff was friendly and amazing and the food was good as well! I highly recommend staying here!
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Charles Villoz, Vice President and Head of International Sales for Longines and Jennifer Judkins, U.S. Brand President for Longines once again awarded Steve Coburn, co-owner, trainer Art Sherman and Jockey Victor Espinoza with elegant timepieces after California Chrome cemented itself as a potential Triple Crown winner.
Longines had a prominent presence throughout Pimlico on Preakness day serving as the Official Timekeeper and Watch with a large chronograph at the finish line and hosting the Longines Most Elegant Woman at Preakness Fashion Contest. To highlight its partnership, the watchmaker had a digital "Longines Preakness Stakes Countdown Clock" on the official Preakness Stakes website, www.preakness.com and served as the presenting partner of the International Pavilion, the premier hospitality destination. Positioned at the finish line, the International Pavilion brings the world to the Preakness by selecting a different country each year to serve as the host nation with its respective embassy and Ambassador serving as Honorary Host. The embassy of Peru and Ambassador Harold Forsyth served as the 2014 host nation.
The Longines Most Elegant Woman at Preakness Fashion Contest celebrated the elegant style of The Preakness Stakes. With the help of judges Miss Racing Queen and Briana Mott from Fashion at the Races, Longines chose the most elegant woman and awarded her a stainless steel and rose gold watch from the Conquest Classic Collection featuring a stunning diamond bezel. Longines Conquest Classic watches were also presented to the winning horses' owner, trainer and jockey of the Dixie Stakes presented by Longines.
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Hotel Blue Sea Don Jaime Mallorca Island3 Stars
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The Hotel Blue Sea Don Jaime Mallorca Island is perfectly situated between the beach and the Santa Ponca golf course and is just a few minutes from excellent leisure as well as entertainment areas on the island.
The rooms offer a pleasant interior and all the modern day comforts to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
Enjoy delectable buffet style meals at the on-site restaurant, ranging from international to vegetarian delicacies. The Pool Snack Bar also serves refreshing drinks for you to spend a pleasant evening after a long day.
For the smooth functioning of your professional events, the hotel makes provisions for competent banquet and conference facilities. Furthermore, in-house amenities include 3 varieties of swimming pools as well as sports facilities such as table tennis, ping-pong and tennis.
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- 30 km to the International Airport (Son San Juan)
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For a beach holiday the location is excellent. The only thing I did not like was the food. Would stay here again, but on a room only basis.
Anonymous wrote on September 15, 2008
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Kasabian have announced that they will play a special Glastonbury fetsival warm-up show in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust charity.
The show will take place on June 21 at the Newport Centre in Wales, one day prior to the festival's kick off on June 22.
Kasabian fully support the work of the Teenage Cancer Trust, and last month also headlined a show at London's Royal Albert Hall, as part of the week-long series of concerts supporting the charity.
Band member Tom Meighan says: "It's great we can support Teenage Cancer Trust and help them make a difference. After meeting some of the teenagers with cancer at the Albert Hall gig, it really made us want to do more and this show will help the cause, we hope to do more with TCT in the future."
Roger Daltrey singer with rock veterans The Who and also Patron of Teenage Cancer Trust has said thank you to Kasabian for their support, by saying: "I'd like to thank Kasabian for all the support they give to Teenage Cancer Trust. The night they did for us at the Royal Albert Hall will be remembered as one of the top ten rock gigs of the year. I'm glad to see Rock Music being so well served by the bands of today and look forward to seeing them at Glastonbury".
Money raised from Kasabian's gig in Newport will go towards building work for TCT's first Welsh uint at the University Hospital of Wales.
Tickets for the show cost £25 and went on sale this morning (April 27).
Newport Centre's telephone booking line is: 01633 662666, tickets also available from usual ticket outlets.
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Students don't have to be pros to have a ball playing soccer. This Baden Soccer ball features a cushioned synthetic leather cover that is made to be softer and easier on recreational and novice players. These official size and weight balls are machine stitched with nylon wound butyl bladder for maximum air retention. Available in intermediate size 4 and official size 5. Make the next goal to get students' feet on a few of these.
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