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London 10 July 2014 - A unique collaborative project has been launched by Shoothill (www.shoothill.com), that uses Twitter to bring a constant stream of Environment Agency live river level data to users. Shoothill GaugeMap (www.gaugemap.co.uk) takes the real-time data gathered by the Environment Agency river level monitoring stations and brings it to life in an accessible and user-friendly way via a website and dedicated Twitter accounts.
Building on an established relationship with the Environment Agency, and working to create thousands of new Twitter accounts for over 2,400 river level gauges, GaugeMap represents a new step forward in making big data practical and growing the Internet of Things.
Users can visit the website to search by geographical location, river name, catchment area or status (normal level, below average or risk of flooding) and are also able to follow on Twitter any gauges that will be of interest to them. The website map features all of the Environment Agency river level and tidal gauges, and a unique Twitter account has been created for each of them. Twice per day, each gauge tweets its current status. For example, Teddington Lock now has its own Twitter account: twitter.com/riverlevel_1182.
"This is the first time that an instant and holistic view of all 2,400 Environment Agency river level gauges has been made possible," said Rod Plummer, MD at Shoothill. "We have created a system for anyone who needs to know the current status of any river in England and Wales and by working to create thousands of twitter accounts, we have allowed that river to "tweet" its status to everyone."
Shoothill previously worked closely with the Environment Agency to create FloodAlerts (www.shoothill.com/flood) which is the primary live flood map used by the Environment Agency and the Media. GaugeMap builds on the success of FloodAlerts and offers vital river information even when there is no direct risk of flooding.
"It's great to see innovative applications such as GaugeMap being developed using the data we provide," said Dr Paul Leinster, Chief Exec of the Environment Agency. "This is exactly the kind of exciting use of our live data we hoped to see when we became an Open Data organisation earlier this year. We look forward to seeing further innovation based on our data in the future."
Currently, river gauges are set to tweet information twice a day, but can be increased during times of major flooding incidents. River level data is set to a five-day historic view when a gauge is clicked, and shows lowest and average levels, and flood risk level.
GaugeMap works on all modern browser combinations and on tablets and smartphones, ensuring those who need the information at their fingertips can get instant access.
"By combining this vast and constantly updating dataset with social media in this way, Shoothill has created something that, for the first time, allows the 10 million regular users of our river network, to easily find and monitor information relevant to them by simply following the relevant gauge on Twitter," continued Plummer.
The development of GaugeMap builds on Shoothill's previous experience in this field and applies the gains made in visualising flooding data to a new technology and new audiences. Realising the potential in the huge amount of relevant information being collected by the Environment Agency every day, Shoothill built its system from scratch in order to take this data to a disparate group of users in a universally useful way.
About Shoothill
Shoothill is an award winning specialist software developer, creating innovative online mapping and data visualisation solutions.
Our software transforms complex statistical or geographic data into dynamic and easily accessible interactive websites, whilst our creative team has developed advanced and immersive brand experiences used by some of the world's top digital media agencies.
Using platforms such as using Google, OpenStreetMap and Bing, Shoothill's specialist software developers create powerful mapping and software solutions that solve business problems for both the Public and Private sectors in the UK and overseas, and by deploying all our projects on the cloud, we ensure that our applications are up and running faster, with improved manageability, so enabling us to rapidly adjust resources to meet fluctuating and unpredictable business demands.
Shoothill are also committed to constantly take advantage of emerging technologies and use them to help us always deliver original, effective and amazing 'firsts' for our clients and end users alike..
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This is, by almost any measure, the worst economic recession since the great depression. The recession has hit Oregon public schools particularly hard, given their dependence on the state's general fund and the general fund's dependence on income taxes. Because of the volatile nature of education funding in the state, the Education Stability Fund (ESF) was created to help cushion the blow to schools from economic downturns. Given all that, why are legislators so reticent to spend all of the ESF? Why create a fund you are reluctant to use at the very moment it was designed for? Here is The Oregonian's Kimberly Melton on recent developments in the state legislature: I honestly don't understand the thinking behind not spending all you can. Research shows that temporary disruptions, such as large classes, even for just a year or two have long lasting impacts on student performance. The economy is recovering (albeit painfully slowly) so it is unlikely we'll need the ESF in the near future - but students are suffering now. The state's Education Stability Fund is intended to help buffer schools during an economic recession. Three-fifths of each legislative chamber must approve any action to remove any of that money -- expected to grow to $300 million over the next two years. State legislators can tap the fund only in times of economic crisis or if the governor declares an emergency. As the state revenue forecasts begin to improve, some advocates fear that lawmakers will not be able to make those funds available during next year's session, as they originally intended. "I think everyone can agree that there's at least $56 million available for K-12," said Democratic Majority leader Dave Hunt. "It's in the Education Stability Fund. Do we leave it under a mattress or invest it in our kids? I think that's an easy choice." Indeed, but why only $56 million? Economist Patrick Emerson is the author of the Oregon Economics Blog. |
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PALO ALTO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/25/13 -- On January 30 at the IBM Connect 2013 event, Ephox Corp.'s (ephox.com) Tim Thatcher, senior vice president, will demonstrate to attendees how its rich text editing software, EditLive!, helps add value to an IBM Connections software deployment by increasing user adoption.
"Users of IBM Connections are craving a rich text editor that works as they expect, and that's exactly what we're delivering with EditLive! for IBM Connections," said Tim Thatcher, senior vice president of products and strategy, Ephox. "Our rich text editing software has all the functionality needed to create quality, valuable content and works as users expect, thereby removing frustration."
In addition to the Jan. 30 IBM business partner speaking session from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Eastern, Ephox's EditLive! for IBM Connections will be unveiled at Booth B44 during the annual IBM Connect conference (formerly Lotusphere) January 27-31, 2013, at the WALT DISNEY WORLD SWAN and DOLPHIN in Orlando, FL, USA.
IBM Connections is an integrated and secure social platform that helps people engage with networks of experts in the context of critical business processes in order to act with confidence, and to anticipate and respond to emerging opportunities.
Ephox's EditLive! rich text editing software includes the following features:
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For more information on the IBM business partner, Ephox, or the company's new EditLive! for IBM Connections rich text editing software, visit ephox.com/IBMConnections or watch a video demonstration at http://youtu.be/caChTZQCxhQ.
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Used by millions of developers and authors worldwide, Ephox's EditLive! rich text editing software focuses on transforming the web production experience by enhancing the productivity and quality of website authoring and management. The company's technology is licensed by leading web content management vendors including IBM, EMC|Documentum, Open Text and Percussion. For more information, visit ephox.com/EditLive.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Serinn House Urgup
Tranquility, elegance & Hospitality
Found this hotel through the trip advisor reviews and we are so happy that we did. Just spent a weekend at Serinn House, with my significant other and had one of the most amazing experince of our lives. Cappadocia's incredible fairy chimneys, combined with such a perfect boutique hotel turned our holiday to a fairy weekend, Ms Eren was more than an owner..Starting the day (even at 5 am in the morning while going to baloon cruising) with her smile was an extradordinary personal touch of her excellent service. Location of Serinnhouse is great (just a Short stroll down hill to Urgup town), breakfast is sooooo good that (especially the freshly baked pies and breads) you still feel full at your lunch stop, rooms are very spacious and very modern. MUST DO'S: have a sunset wine at the terrace, listen to Eren's reccomendations about where to see and where to eat, baloon cruising, even on a diet taste the bread..So to sum it up, serinnhouse is a beautiful hotel with beautiful people (ahh! and a beautiful dog), welcoming in very aspect. I fully reccommend this hotel to trip advisors users.
Absolutely amazing!
First let me start off by saying that Cappadocia is an amazingly beautiful place to visit BUT it would not have been such a wonderful experience if it I stayed anywhere else. Eren, owner of Serinn House, made my trip a memorable experience.
I was in London on business and decided to visit Istanbul & Cappadocia for the weekend. Traveling alone and being a person of color is not always easy in Turkey but Eren made sure to make me feel welcome and ensured that I made the most of my stay.
The rooms are exactly as pictured on the website and even more lovely in person. The breakfast was delicious and fresh!
If you are looking for an adventure in Turkey and want a place that feels like home stay at Serinn, you won't regret it.
Cinq étoiles pour cet hôtel de cinq chambres
En compagnie de quelques amis, j'ai s�journ� 3 nuits au Serinn, un h�tel (souterrain) de cinq chambres � Urgup. Au milieu des montagnes, il a une vue fabuleuse sur la vall�e. Les chambres sont magnifiquement d�cor�es, l'h�tel tout entier a �t� con�u et construit avec go�t. Comme d'autres ont pu le dire, Erin, notre h�tesse, servait du vrai caf� (pas de Nescaf�), des tartes et g�teaux faits maison ainsi que des oeufs chaque matin. Nulle part ailleurs nous n'avons eu �a en Turquie. Suivez ses conseils quant aux endroits o� manger.
Cinco estrellas para un hotel de cinco habitaciones
Me aloj� por tres noches en el Serinn, un hotel (cueva) en Urgup, junto con amigos. Estaba en las monta�as y tenia una vista fabulosa del valle. Las habitaciones estaban hermosamente decoradas y el hotel estaba construido y decorado con buen gusto. Como dijeron otros, Erin, nuestra anfitriona, serv�a caf� de verdad (no nescaf�), tartas y pasteles reci�n salidos del horno y huevos todas las ma�anas para el desayuno. En ning�n otro lugar de Turqu�a nos sirvieron eso. Sigue sus recomendaciones de lugares para comer.
Five stars for a five room hotel
Together with friends, I stayed for 3 nights in the Serinn, a five room (cave) hotel in Urgup. In the hills, it had a fabulous view of the valley. The rooms were beautifully decorated, the entire hotel was tastefully designed and constructed. As others have said, Erin, our hostess served real coffee (not Nescafe), and freshly baked pies & cakes, and eggs for breakfast each morning. Nowhere else did we get that in Turkey. Take her advice about places to eat.
Loved the serinn hotel in urgup
Serinn House in Urgup (cappadocia) Turkey
Just returned from spending 3 nights at the beautiful and very comfortable Serinn House, a small cave hotel overlooking Urgup.
Hostess Erin is gracious, knowledgeable, and more than willing to help with reserving theatre tickets, etc.
Breakfasts on the terrace with a long view into the distant landscape are delightful and included something freshly baked that morning.
Rooms are spacious, very modern, clean, and most important for someone over 50, have extremely comfortable beds.
Without a doubt, this was the most comfortable and beautiful lodging over the course of 2 weeks spent in Istanbul, Bursa, Konya and Cappadocia.
A great boutique hotel!
My two friends and I stayed at Serinn for 3 nights recently and it was just amazing. Erin, the inn keeper, and her assistant Serdar really made us feel at home. She also has a great dog that we feel in love with! The rooms are clean and beautiful with a "hip" retro design. It was certainly the most stylish hotel we stayed in during our 2 week vacation. Erin also served the best breakfast we had in Turkey! Along with the usual cheeses, olives and tomatoes she also served eggs and a homemade cobbler or biscuits every morning. All served on the terrace which has incredible views of the valley. The hotel is also WiFi equipped at no extra charge.
I wasn't very interested in visiting Cappadocia when we were planning our trip but staying at Serinn and the amazing landscape of the region definitely made me glad we went! I'd go back to Cappdocia and Serinn anytime.
Look no further than Serinn!
We stayed at Serinn for two nights and wished we would've stayed for 2 weeks! Eren, the owner and hostess, is lovely and thoughtful and makes you instantly feel welcome. The rooms are incredible--stylish furnishings that still feel cozy. We stayed in one of the cave rooms and loved it, but all of the rooms looked great.
Breakfast was amazing with everything down to the marmalde being home-made. The view from the breakfast terrace captures Cappadocia. We highly recommend this guest house!
Ne cherchez pas plus loin que le Serinn!
Nous avons pass� deux nuits au Serinn et nous aurions aim�s y rester deux semaines! Erin, l'h�tesse et propri�taire, est adorable et pr�venante. Elle vous fait imm�diatement vous sentir comme chez vous. Les chambres sont incroyables: ameublement �l�gant et qui pourtant donne une impression d'intimit�. Nous �tions dans l'une des chambres souterraines et avons ador�, mais toutes les chambres sont belles.
Le petit d�jeuner est extraordinaire avec tout ce qu'il faut jusqu'� la marmelade faite maison. De la terrasse du petit d�jeuner, la vue embrasse la Cappadoce. Nous recommandons vivement cette maison d'h�tes.
TripAdvisor Reviews Serinn House Urgup
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99 Luft Balloons
... and joked as we passed a small cemetery that it was only for balloon passengers.
We were back at Nomads by 7:30, had second breakfast, and then headed out for a hike while the day was still cool.
We picked up a stray dog on the way through town. Or perhaps he picked us up – we were standing still for a minute and I felt a wet tongue on the back of my leg – just a tentative lick. The strays in ...
A Interesting Ride
We left our camp site in the mountains to cold and rain nearly on schedule,we had intended to leave at 9am,it was only 9.30 so that was good for us. We rode down the valley past Niksar and Tokat heading for Sivas,unfortunately I must have been daydreaming and missed the turning for Sivas,about half an hour later found ourselves on a brand new road and kept seeing signs for Istanbul,Wrong direction we need to turn left and soon,seing a left turn ahead ...
Caravanserais and Churches (1240km)
... slope. We stopped at another Han, a mini Caravanserai and saw another being restored, they are magnificent buildings.
All day there had been heavy showers and we were lucky to miss them. I took a shot of one while driving back and found that the road sign points to the rainbow in case you couldn't see it. I also liked the cloud over Mount Erciyes which looked like it was still erupting!
Cappadocia tour day!
... when the tour for the whole day only cost �22. After lunch we stopped at a place called Uchisar Castle. It was another massive rock with a lot of rooms carved into it. It was more of a fortress back in the day than a castle. It was a great sight to see. And just across the road was the Badlands, which was another cool looking landscape that I hadn't seen before. This kind of rock called Tuff is very soft, because it's ...
Cappadocia, Turkey
... to 13th century that literally were carved into the stone cliffs, deep inside these strange rock formations. A lot of them still had original frescoes telling biblical stories as most people could not read in those days, although many have been vandalized over the years.
Yesterday our hotel arranged a small group tour of the region and it was perfect because no one else was on it, so we had our own private guide with a driver for the day. Outside of the obligatory stop ...


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PS3 actually is capable of it, but it lags the game. Dust 514 beta had it for a while, but it was later ditched in favour of reducing lag. Reply 0
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the series at its approachable best
I can hear the hype train from here. Reply +8
Majora's Mask is getting remade on 3DS... finally
Ben drowned in 3D? *shakes in fear* Reply +1
Torchlight and Diablo devs reveal space combat sim Rebel Galaxy
This looks like a 3D version of Starfarer, with experienced devs to boot.
Can't wait! :D Reply 0 -
Bungie nerfs Destiny Auto Rifles, Vex Mythoclast, Rocket Yard
I'm actually worried about this nerf.
Bungie has taken IMO a bad approach and should do the method other MMO's do where buffs/nerfs to guns should be separate in PvP from PvE. The Mythoclast wasn't that great in PvE as is and will now basically he garbage. Same goes for shotgun, this makes it close to unviable in PvE.
I'll hold my breath on a fixed opinion until it rolls out though. Reply +10 -
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UK chart: Shadow of Mordor biggest launch for a game based on Lord of the Rings
Destiny 1.0.2 patch changes how Engrams work
I dunno about people hating the game, but I'm having a blast playing this. Playing with friends together to play this and having enough fun to stop me playing Saints Row or M&B Warband.
I dunno about you, but for me that's my moneys worth. Reply +14 -
Goat Simulator gallops onto iOS and Android
*cries from these puns* Keep them up! Reply 0
Destiny review
I really do wonder whether DLC aside this is basically a finished game, or whether its like games like EVE/WOW etc. where it is everdeveloping and this is just the start.
If they make that clear, it'd be nice.
I personally am having great fun with mates though. Reply +4 -
Bungie details Destiny 1.0.1 patch
Alright I've played it so I say now.
Be aware there is now only a the lvl 8 strike, which is good because it doesn't split matchmaking.
The tank is basically the same except less health, so he will still wreck your shit. That area also has new enemy spawns, with a captain and vandal on the house at the back. Reply 0 -
UK chart: The Sims 4 finds a home in the top spot
Destiny will most likely top next week with all its hype it's been building up and shotgunning everywhere. Reply 0
Editor's blog: A brief note about "GamerGate"
The petition itself is great and I'm supportive of it. There are just some real dimwits who spread hate.
However it completely side-tracks the actual point people like InternetAristocrat are making. If you watch his most recent video, it isn't about directing hate speech.
OK I lied. He points out directed hate speech by these exact journalists listed towards an entire fanbase. You know, like making comments saying that the people challenging this are the ISIS or similarly sweeping comments.
Its toxic, but it isn't just the gamers that are spreading it. Journalists and some devs in the industry are catalysing this toxicity and it makes me sad. Reply +16 -
Uncensored Wolfenstein: The New Order on PC is geo-locked
@DrStrangelove Yes and no, if I remember right, the secret maps 31 and 32 were removed from the game as they were secret Wolfenstein maps in DOOM. Reply 0
I find this personally humerous as I remember when they effectively banned the original Wolfenstein too. Reply 0
Hooah! When games speak like soldiers, are they missing part of the message?
@mixindave "I am an enemy!" "Ow." Reply 0
Getting to play Destiny: better than Halo?
Honestly I'm happy more games are embracing Quake shooting mechanics which Halo and TF2 embraced. I'm excited for this personally. Reply 0
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle review
I see what you did there with "Fist of the Joestar" >.>
Also if Golden Experience Requiem isn't horrendously OP like it is canonically I'm disappointed. Reply 0 -
Newspaper report linking stabbing of Leeds teacher to Dark Souls disputed
Surely Dark Souls is about Jolly Cooperation all the time, so discourages murdering people? Reply +2
We need to talk about Yaiba
So basically a cruder ninja Deadpool?
I have my bets on the game being average/above average, but I won't be holding any breaths. Reply +4 -
Beware the Xbox One FIFA 14 controller bug
DICE acknowledges Battlefield 4 "issues affecting large number of players"
Maybe we should do a head to head on whether the PC can run Ghosts or BF4 better, as both are broke :P Reply 0
Battlefield 4 Second Assault redesigns four maps from Battlefield 3
Metro is gonna be so weird with the new grenades and the Airburst. No hiding in corners no more >:D Reply 0
Call of Duty: Ghosts review
Sounds like a good review. Basically "If you like COD, you'll like this. If you are tired with the franchise, don't bother." Reply +34
SimplyGames: Your pre-ordered PS4 now costs at least �65 more
Preeeetty sure for pre orders where you deposit money, then changing its terms like that breaks EU and UK sales laws. Reply 0
Unsheathe Saints Row 4's Penetrator in Shadow Warrior
You've been wanting to use those words in an article a long time haven't you :P Reply +1
EA insists it's not favouring Microsoft over Sony
Call me a cynic, but recently I have not been able to believe what EA say. Until I see it with my own two eyes, I won't accept it.
P.S. Gimme Titanfall on PS4 to make me a happy man. Reply +24 -
Live: EA Gamescom Conference
Needs more sex. Reply 0
Looks like Sims 1. Reply 0
Dafuq digging those crystals. Reply 0
"Sup guys?" Reply 0
What, bigger than E3? Reply 0
That accent was APPALING Reply 0
EA has always liked Blue. Reply 0
Sims is zany as usual then. Reply 0
Haha lol good I dont care about driving and sports games. Reply 0
I'm just waiting for Battlefield 4. Along with Destiny, Killzone and Thief, my gaming is sorted for a good year. Reply 0
X Rebirth release date announced
Brb, jizzing. This looks just as amazing as the previous games do. Reply +1
The Russian invasion: Meet the man bringing free-to-play to Xbox
Christ have the comments degraded O.o lets leave politics out of gaming, I prefer them mutually exclusive. In any case, I agree with the Pay-to-F2P thing. Its nonsense that makes the F2P irrelevant. At least PS4 will have games like Blacklight and Planetside 2. Well there is PC, but that's another debate I won't go into. Reply -1
Xbox One's Game DVR feature is limited to Xbox Live Gold members
"Unrivaled Multiplayer Gaming" ok now that is just pretentiousness at its highest. To prove that on a qualitative subject where it clearly is not even the highest contender (PC and shiz ya'know) is just talking straight out ye' posterior. Reply +4
@C0mmander And even then only some multiplayer, the F2P games like Blacklight Retribution and Planetside 2 don't require it. Reply +2
This week on Outside Xbox
I kinda want to play Slender with the Oculus Rift. But then I'd probably wet my chair and cry in a corner to myself. Reply +6
Dust 514 review
TBH I remember months back when Eurogamer was criticising the swarm launcher in this game, because they didn't know you could lock on... Reply +1
Dust 514 Preview: Is Bigger Always Better?
Can someone kill me?
Seriously soooo much about this article is wrong. The Scout IS the sniper, the Logistics does healing. Also the newest build has been much updated which I can tell they haven't played from the no. of objectives here is of an old build.
THe Frame rate atm. is really high so whats the problem here?
The Swarm Launcher uses lock-on so its all but inaccurate.....
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