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Carmike To Bring New "BIGD" Enhanced Experience With 80 Foot Screen To Colorado Springs Area Movie-Goers With Next Fall's Opening Of A New Carmike Cinema 13 Entertainment Complex At Chapel Hills Mall
Carmike Cinemas, Inc. (NASDAQ: CKEC), a leading DIGITAL cinema and 3D motion picture exhibitor, today announced the projected fall 2013 opening of a new Carmike Cinemas entertainment complex in the Chapel Hills Mall in Colorado Springs, CO.
The new theatre will have 13 screens with total seating for over 2,800 guests and will showcase our state-of-the-art "BIGD" auditorium, Carmike's critically acclaimed premium theatre experience. The new facility will be equipped with auditoriums featuring stadium style seating with comfortable high back rocking luxury seats, retractable armrests and convenient cup holders. The Carmike 13 will also have large, wall-to-wall screens, as well as high-quality DLP DIGITAL projection and DIGITAL sound. Other components of the new theatre include an upscale lobby, multiple concession areas featuring Coca-Cola Freestyle drink centers, and one-stop ticketing and concessions stations - a unique design feature of the Carmike 13. Filmgoers can escape the elements, purchase their tickets and favorite concessions, and quickly move into their comfortable seats. The new complex will also feature special services for the visual and hearing impaired.
Carmike President and CEO David Passman stated, "We're providing the ultimate entertainment experience that centerpieces large format DIGITAL with bigger screens, bigger sound, and luxurious theatre seating for cutting-edge presentation and the definitive enjoyment of our audiences. With the opening of the new complex, the Colorado Springs and Front Range area joins a select and growing group of communities across the nation offering Carmike theatregoers the exciting new " BIGD" format.
The Chapel Hills Mall, a strategic high-traffic retail center known for an exciting variety of over 100 national, regional and local retailers and eateries, provides Carmike's new theatre complex with an ideal location near the center of the community.
"Carmike's leading edge complex is unique to the area and represents a huge leap forward in the entertainment options Chapel Hills Mall can offer to people in the Colorado Springs-Denver-Pueblo corridor and surrounding communities. Carmike Cinemas has been here with us for many years, and we applaud their leadership in bringing this state-of-the-art facility to our tenants and shoppers," said Victoria Harley, General Manager for Chapel Hills Mall. "The new entertainment complex will be a significant amenity for Colorado Springs and the region and a key addition to our local economy. The Carmike 13 will greatly enhance the 'mall-going experience' for all of our valued patrons. Carmike's existing 15-screen theatre will close its doors October 26, and we expect demolition to begin in early November. The Carmike 13, set to open next fall, will help make Chapel Hills Mall truly a 'one-stop' destination providing exceptional dining, shopping and entertainment for consumers of all ages and interests. We view Carmike's investment in this property as a strong vote of confidence as we begin a new era of vitality and growth."Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Day 4The past couple of days have made some people a bit tense :) They called an 87km task to the NW. With winds aloft out of the east in excess of 20mph, as the gaggles got built by the tug pilots they began to unravel. The wind was too strong, the lift too light, and the course at an improper bearing. (We can't go downwind because of Orlando airspace issues)Hey we're not flying today. Let's go to lunch...A couple of pilots went out on course, and landed before the edge of the start circle. I played seesaw with the wind over the airport and landed after ninety minutes. I was the last person on the ground. By the time I landed, it was decided to stay at Quest another day. A bit more than 50% of the pilots didn't want to drive the 4 hours to Georgia. Terry and Chris Reynolds' sick Maule. They're gonna head up to AK this summer and bum around in the plane. Epic. Day 5High cirrus, light lift, moderate crosswind, top of the lift at 4000ft, and 109 km to goal. A tough day at the races. The gaggles were thick before the start. I wish other pilots would bank on up and twirl in cores rather than drive big circles. I think we'd all climb better that way. It was an effort in patience today. I wasn't as patient as I should have been. I was running with the crew I should have been with and was just impatient when leading out. I should have been more willing to milk every last foot of the thermals and hang totally with the group. I headed out first, on my own, and eventually landed. Filippo said the going was social and slow for a LONG time. He was in the air for over 5 hours to go 100km. It was a day where you had to make calculated decisions from previous experience. The type of task was not my forte', but it's a learning process, and hopefully I've learned a lesson. Airtime: 3:30. Flights: 2. Miles: 25. Read More »
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It's a lot more than a competition...As our time at The Florida Ridge came to a close, they treated us to a festive pig roast and social evening. The amenities at The Florida Ridge keep improving, the shade trees are getting bigger, new cabins are being constructed and the vibe is family-like. During the week, there were two new solo pilots, Dana Nelson and Bill (Patrick Kruse's father-in-law) It was refreshing to see and hear their radiating energy after the new experiences. Dana exclaimed after landing, "I flew with a bird." I remember my first solo aerotow. A very memorable special experience for sure. Dana after her first solo tow. On her subsequent second, she was escorted to 4000ft. for her float down. The pilot community has been exceedingly supportive in many ways on this trip. Most mornings, Davis and Belinda would invite us over for good Columbian coffee. It was nice sitting on their porch and chatting about the day while the morning sun brightened our mood. OZ Report World Headquarters - Enjoying morning coffee with Davis and Belinda. In addition, Belinda was our driver for the meet and did an exemplary job. She knows exactly where we are even with the cryptic radio talk and is super savvy with retrieve. Linda Salamone and Mark Frutiger prepared and passed out food without request. Perfectly seasoned breakfast sandwiches and burritos were delivered to me in bed. It's great to see Linda on the scene again after a year-long hiatus from a broken arm. There's a renewed enthusiasm in their flying, and they're going great. One other key couple that I didn't get a photo of is Bent (sp?) and Lori from The Ridge. Lori would deliver fresh squeezed orange juice to our camp every morning. They have been a staple at the Ridge for a few years and are an asset to the community. Helpful and accommodating at every turn. On to the first day of the Flytec Race and Rally...Photo by Tomo Kudlaty - Waiting in the launch line. Not much to say about the first task really. I went from third in the last comp to thirty something in the first day of The Rally. Cloudbase was low, it was totally overcast and windy. I got stuck way in the back of the launch line, and asked for a downwind tow in the hope I could catch a decent start gate. I had a wicked rowdy tow, and never got established. The situation perhaps showed a chink in my competition flying skill set. I was dropped off too far downwind to make it back for a tow, and never found a climb that was more than broken, disorganized lift. I searched diligently, and never found anything of substance. I was soon on the ground. Seems like the landowners are pretty agro in the area. They've got powered parachute pilots circling their compounds while others come in on the ground and steal equipment. The farmers are literally hunting and shooting at things low in the sky. Shame things have come to that in south Florida. We made it up to Quest without incident just in time for a torrential deluge. We cried uncle and happily got a hotel room for the night. Heaven to get a hot shower and dry sheets. The second day of the Rally got emotional when marginal winds and opinionated pilots got in the ears of the safety committee who eventually called the day. I towed up and thought the day was reasonable. Flew for an hour and was able to drive upwind. Nearly 24 hours later, pilots are still discussing the call, so it was one with two definitive sides. Yesterday is gone, today is here and I hope the conditions allow a task. Airtime: 1:30. Flights: 2. Read More »
It's been a couple of days. I need to finish up the account of the Rob Kells Memorial and jump right into the Flytec Race and Rally. The last task of the Rob Kells Memorial was a bonafide 111km task with a dog leg into a cross head wind the last leg. I was calm and confident about the day in second place before the task. I was in great position for the first start, but it wasn't the right timing. I was in great position for the second start, but it wasn't the right timing. Two minutes after the third and last start, I found myself at 800ft. directly over the florida ridge. I was supposed to be 3000ft. higher and 3 miles away. I had just dug myself a monumental hole and obviously wasn't happy. There went a chance of first place and I'd just probably lost second place if not more...Rather than race down for a second tow to the edge of the start circle, I decided to lie in the bed I had just made and dig myself out and on course. I did so and about 15 minutes after the last start, I crossed the cylinder and headed out on course.Tree at goal on the last day. I resolved to get in a better head space and simply go for a fly. I'd be alone for most of the day, just out on an XC flight. The first leg went actually pretty well. I wasn't getting high, but there were decent clouds to fly. The second long leg was somewhat frustrating. I got low a couple of times and just wasn't finding any strong climbs. Lift was broken and strong cores would seemingly vanish. Some of the sport class boys. Great to have them at the event. PHOTO BY Tomo KudlatyI survived the slow section and the couple of areas that were sparsely populated or heavily treed and hooked up with a couple of pilots near the last turnpoint. I again got low working into the wind, but the lift was frequent and strong enough to allow one more save. I ran into goal with an 11 to 1 that progressively got better. I'd done well considering my start circle debacle and flying the course alone. At the end of the day, I'd give up a place to Dustin, but finish third overall for the meet. The top three LtoR - Me, Jonny, Dustin. Photo by Tomo KudlatyThe flying throughout the week at The Florida Ridge was fun, and James Tindle and his staff really went out of their way to put on a welcoming event. I enjoyed the presence of the sport class folks and hope they all found the experience worth the time and financial sacrifice.Airtime: 4:00. Flights: 1. Miles: 69. Read More »
If anyone has been following, OB, Dustin, Zippy and I (along with pilots and friends from all over the world) are here in Florida competing in the Rob Kells Memorial comp at the Florida Ridge and the Flytec Race and Rally, which will attempt to cover the distance between southern Florida and northern Georgia. We just finished up the Kells comp and started the Rally today.There was a storm front on the horizon when we woke up this morning and I think most were not convinced that we were actually going to get to fly a task. By noon, we realized that, although it was far from ideal flying conditions, it was safe and we tried to complete a short run north(about 68k's I think) to Lake Okachobee. It was gray with cumulus clouds popping low under a layer of alto cumulus making it feel kind of dark. The wind was fairly strong up high and the lift was topping out at only around 3,000'. This created a small margin for error for pilots trying to stay in the air. I got a nice tow but had trouble not getting blown out of the start circle. I, along with others, took a late start blowing down wind (actually it was crossing from the left) low, hoping that we would find usable lift down coarse a bit. After a couple of weak and broken climbs, I found myself low enough to start thinking about the swamp and unlandable terrain drifting fast under me. I flew, groveling in uncohesive lift for another 5 or so killometers before having to land on the only dry patch of ground under me. It's funny, it's such an illusion how close you think you are to a road from the air in the last moments of a flight. I have had this same experience in the desert where, I think I'm landing right next to a road only to find a 30 minute walk to get to it. Today was one of those days.....but with some adventure.The grass that I thought was surrounding the "mound" I landed on was actually shin deep swamp. I resigned to the warm, sulfer smelling swamp water saturating my flying shoes while walking out with my harness. The water started getting deeper until I was leaning forward in waist deep swamp just to keep the bottom of my harness bag out of the water. I got about half way across the 100' of deep and was startled by a violent splash 30 yards to my left. I had been so pissed off about landing and having to trudge through a purulent swamp that I didn't realize I was walking though the home of an eight to ten foot aligator. I have had this feeling before when I saw a mountain lion while bow hunting in the mountains of Montana and it's a stark realization that we as humans are, at times, far from the top of the food chain. Lukily, this monster was likely more scared of me than I of it and instead of submerging to hide from me (which would be normal I think), it ran into a shallow and laid there with most of it's back exposed and it's head pointed away from me (although I could tell he had an eye on me;-)I tried to calmly walk through the deepest part, eyes plastered to the gator, and cleared the area, laughing at what had just happened. Then, realizing that I had to go back to get my glider, I stopped laughing. How was I going to shoulder my wing and cross this spot with this monster hanging out? Maybe he wouldn't be so tolerant next time. I dropped my harness by the highway and committed. Luckily, when I got back to the same spot (this was a mandatory crossing by the way), the gator was still in the same spot. I figured that as long as I could see it, I would carefully attempt the crossing. If it was gone, I would assume it was under water and try to figure out another plan. It didn't move on the way across but looked nervous when I picked up my glider which was only about 20 or so yards from where it was now laying. I carefully and slowly walked around to the same place I had crossed before. I must admit, when I was half way across with a 70 lb glider on my shoulder, standing in waist deep water with mud and swamp grass sucking my feet into the bottom, I was scared like a little girl as the gator started to move. Fortunately, it stopped with it's side facing me and I continued until I was clear of the deep water. Relieved, I started to laugh again but it was now different. There are not too many days in my life that I have flown a hang glider in cloudy, windy skies to land with an alligator. I've landed with Emu, Camels and some big, mean looking bulls but never a large reptile like this one. Pretty wild day. Certainly, a flight I will remember;-)So, tomorrow's another day. Hopefully, the front will pass and we will get another chance to race hard and another chance for me to make up some lost ground after my short flight today. Maybe I can even stay off the menu for the locals;-) Read More »
Out of the boxShapiro landing at goal. I met Dave Whittle yesterday morning. He's a local pilot who's got a new T2C and we discussed his impressions. In short, he's loving the new glider. He feels it's got ample performance and is allowing him to make flights that used to be impossible feasible. It's more than the performance though, he feels that due to the glider's handling and landing characteristics, it's less fatiguing on a multi hour flight and inspires confidence when landing in restricted LZ's or uncertain wind conditions.Zippy's machine. I find the T2C to be a world class machine right out of the box. In stock configuration, it's got loads of performance, handles like a kingposted glider, and lands so nicely. If you're racing, there is no need for elaborate tuning to get world class performance. Lower the sprogs one or two turns, take the VG limiter out and perhaps re-tie the VG so the keel sled makes it all the way back to the hang post, and you've got a ROCKET. Oh yea, and it's $8300.It was good to meet and talk with Dave. I'm glad he's feeling rejuvinated enthusiasm and having a great experience on his new glider. On to the day:Some sport class competitors:Greg, a Santa Barbara pilot popping out of the cart. Ben, another Santa Barbara bro rolling out. Matt Barker on his U2 about to roll. They called a lightning bolt out and return 74 miles to the NW. I towed up and had terrible luck finding lift. I'd have to return to the park and relight. I slipped into ground effect just after Bobby in the tow plane and was expecting to get hit by his prop wash. It didn't come until the last minute and dropped me running to the ground. Sprained my ankle a bit from the hard contact.Julia from Russia. She's flying awesome. Was having poor luck with the second tow, but scraped around until I did find myself in good position for the second start. All the boys were waiting around for the third start, so I'd be fine. On the way out, things went pretty well. Zippy, Dustin, Jonny and myself were running together and we rejoined Shapiro and a dozen when we got slow and our paths converged. I found the lift to be mostly disorganized and the clouds weren't reliable. It was somewhat frustrating.Seemed like the further we were away from the airport, the worse conditions were. It was disorganized climbs and slow progress as we started back. Jonny got a better line, two better climbs, and I wouldn't see him the rest of the day. The last two legs sped up for me, and I was able to make a quicker run back home.Dave Prentice on his flip flop harness. Climb seated, glide prone. I had a 12 to 1 to goal, then went 1.5km off course to a budding cloud and took the turns I needed to ensure goal. The US team made it in well, but Jonny did well enough to move into first with me 100 points behind. Today is the last day and we're all looking to fly our best.Airtime: 4:00. Flights: 2. Miles: 74. Read More »
All photos by the Florida RidgeIt's really cool that there are a lot of sport class bros here. James Tindle's son Austin (?) who is 14 is competing in the sport class. Fantastic. We could use a hundred more his age to join us, but for now we welcome him and all the other sport class pilots who are hopefully having a great time. They called an out and return 87km with a ninety degree heading change after a turnpoint. I had a good time thermalling with ospreys before the start. They were skittish as you dove on them. There was another big golden too. Took the first start as it looked like things were going to overdevelop quickly. Had a pretty good run to the first turnpoint, but then got low with zippy and others as we approached a totally overcast section with some rain. Found a strong climb in the sun before punching into the gloom. It looked bad for those ahead. Max from Brazil was just behind me and found a little breath of lift and I joined him for what would be the last bit before a death glide into the stormy section. It was a quiet ride into a cross wind. I could see where Carl had landed ahead and made it to his field with 400ft. Just then I spotted Jonny who had landed a few hundred meters further hiding in the shade of a few trees. There were few dry areas, Jonny had picked a small island of dry. There was another slightly larger island of dry a few hundred meters further, so I dove in over a pond in the middle of a field and landed in a bit of a dryer crest. After I brought everything to the highway, I noticed Chris Zimmerman at 3000ft. over my head. The sky had cleared and was looking pretty epic. The wind had increased a bit. Those who had gotten stuck back had a reprieve when the sky cleared again. Well done boys. I was fourth for the day and moved into first overall with two days to go. We will see. We've had fog this morning, but it's burning off and it looks like a great day. Airtime. 1:35. Flights: 1. Miles 19. Read More »
Day 2picking a taskI took a test flight around 11:30am. I'd tweaked the glider and harness and wanted to see if everything was closer to square. Shapiro grabbed the tow rope, Dustin towed me up. No speed sleeves. Lift was ubiquitous, cloudbase was 2200ft. Tropical air. Everything was sorted. Felt like home. Nice.Here's Jonny's video from the day: CLICK HEREI struggled to get in position for the first start, Zippy and I would have to wait around. We played it right and came busting through the wispys twenty seconds after the second start ticked over.Dana running a rigid. The first few thermals were a bit cautious. They were there, but we weren't that high so you had to scope ahead carefully. Zippy got an unlucky line and found himself to 1100ft. I found a decent climb and floated on when I hit base. There was a great looking dark cloud line ahead, I hoped it was producing.Cloudbase was around 3500ft., but the run to the first turnpoint was fast. There was seemingly 500fpm under every cloud and I could run at base with just two turns under the strongest lift skipping a climb when there were pilots marking lift ahead. I felt like I was gaining ground. Davis and Shapiro were out ahead and calling out their positions. It was motivating.Just after the first turnpoint, we had to leave the strong line we were in and things got slow for a bit. I floundered with a climb, happy to have the help from many pilots around me and Zippy came racing back into the gaggle.The final leg became a collection of memorable moments. I was climbing well in a thermal when I looked straight down into a large swamp pond to see the mirror surface reflect the sun and the sky. I was staring down through the water and up at the reflected sky all at once.We were over a lush swamp area and I looked down to see five bright white gliders turning in unison for 1/4 a circle.When I'm close to the clouds I don't pay too much attention to the ground. I knew we were over a road, but other details about the terrain are few. Just looking up, flying the sky.Zippy and I came up on Jonny and in our second thermal, a large golden eagle came in turning with us. The climb wasn't that strong, but we all stayed, the scene was too good. To sweeten the deal a bald eagle flew in below with Jonny. The three of us went round and round with the birds. I pulled out of the thermal with the golden eagle and flanked him. Zippy had the same idea and we were 30 ft. apart with the eagle between. The eagle tolerated it for a few seconds.Dustin and his precious. A thermal before final, we came up on Shapiro and Dustin. Suddenly it was Dustin, Zippy, Shapiro, Jonny and myself going round and round. On final glide, we had reasonable numbers, but Jonny and Dustin found 500fpm and banked up hard to climb. I would have been lower in the stack, and we were still over 2000ft. with decent numbers to goal, so I kept going. The numbers kept creeping better and better and I got there first with the boys standing on it coming in right behind me.I really enjoyed flying with my bros and working together.Airtime: 3:00. Flights: 2. Miles: 64. Read More »
Rob Kells Memorial - Day OneThe story of the comp thus far has been rain. Seemingly torrential rain. I'm probably not in the proper head space for an all roses account, but it's all rain induced. On Sunday we had torrential rain for hours. We staved off boredom with a movie and lunch out, but "my home" in the back of my truck slowly got soaked. Those in tents have been sleeping in puddles. Trying to dry out...Monday broke and by the time we flew, the sun was drying things out. I cleaned out the truck and put an industrial fan on things for a couple of hours and the evening was epic. Lots of sweet evening air and people enjoying it. Monday night before bed, the rain came in again, hard. Re-soaked everything that had been dried throughout the day. Spent another damp night in bed trying to ensure that electronics stayed dry. More stories of sleeping in puddles. At least we're getting to fly. On to the day. I launched in the first 1/3 of the field, pinned off at 1200ft. as I though I was in good lift. The lift was disorganized and eventually I landed. I wanted to land near the front of the staging line and probably left myself with too narrow of a tolerance coming into the field. Got dumped behind a couple trees and had a powerline and van to contend with. It worked out, but tolerances were tight and I had less energy in the system than I would have liked. Got re-towed quickly and took it to 2200. Found better lift and tried to stage for the start. Zippy and Davis went north one cloud just before the start while Carl Walbank and I stayed with our dying cloud. We only had a couple minutes to wait and I felt the cloud to the north was too far away considering the pilots climbing under it. The cloud to the north was the ticket, and those boys immediately had a minute on us as we began the task. There was a dark cloud line off course to the north, and I made the decision to slide over as the boys pressing out under the light cumies weren't getting anything yet. We were only topping out at around 3400ft. so there wasn't much room for mistakes. After a season in hibernation, Kozmo is in heaven. Plenty of exercise and dogs to play with. One of the nicest evenings I've had with the dog. The dark clouds provided decent lift, and I topped out at 4000ft. and popped out the edge of a cloud as I followed Greg Dinauer with Carl Walbank somewhere near. We hit the first turnpoint, and now had to head out in the blue. I found the going difficult in the blue even though there were pilots around. Zippy and Max from Brazil got down to 800ft. or so as I struggled to stay over 2000ft. Things were disorganized and I just couldn't find the one or two strong climbs I needed. I survived through the slow section, but by the time I found a decent thermal to get me up and over the few miles of trees before goal, Carl and Zippy had caught me. We took the 200fpm lift up until we were 9 to 1 to goal and had a moderate run in. (cross head wind) The goal cylinder was far away from parking or landing at our airport, so we didn't take final down to the deck. Burbled to the end of the runway, turned and landed. Shapiro won the day over Jonny, then Dustin. It's his second day win so a memorable one for him. The evening was magic. One of the still, sunny Florida spring days. My favorite. I had a great time with the dog, stretching in the field with Joe Bostik, and soaking in the last rays. The weather is improving, so we should be able to fly everyday. Hopefully I just have to dry things out one more time :) Short task call yesterday, but not necessarily easy. Airtime: 2:00. Flights: 2. Miles: 30. Read More »
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Hang Gliding in Outside and Backpacker magazines...Seth Warren, Mr. Nature Propelled, has landed a full page KEEN ad which prominently displays him hang gliding on a Wills Wing Sport 2. For those who do not know what Seth has been up to, he's a bio fuel champion who has completed the longest journey propelled totally by bio fuel of any vehicle. He's made a couple of 'lifestyle' films based around our environment, how we play with it, and how to reduce our impact and keep it pristine. Check out the links below:The Oil and Water Project Where it all started. KAVU BLOGKAVUNATURE PROPELLEDNature Propelled Trailer from Elements Tour on Vimeo. Read More »
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MILPITAS, Calif., Nov. 18, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Intersil Corporation (Nasdaq:ISIL), a leading provider of innovative power management and precision analog solutions, today introduced the ISL29035, an innovative and highly compact ambient and infrared sensor. The new ISL29035 is the industry's smallest 6-lead digital light sensor and addresses the latest requirements for angular response and sensitivity to various light sources in handheld, PC, TV and industrial display applications.
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Building Online Marketing Strategies for Small Businesses. The author's posts are entirely his or her own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz.
Building marketing strategies for small businesses is one of my favorite things. In my first marketing role, I worked in the marketing department for a small company before moving on to Distilled, where I've been lucky enough to continue working with small businesses that have enormous potential. Despite the various industries, locales, and personalities, one of the prevailing similarities between them is that small businesses often don't position their company or use the web as effectively as they could. While this is partially due to the time and resource crunch small business owners feel, it's also because, beyond building a website, they don't know where to begin.
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We've all seen presentations with poor design that takes away from talks, and at worse, completely distracts the intended audience. However, most presenters aren't graphic designers. Slide decks can be frustrating to build, and great slide decks help communicate what an audience needs to hear. At Moz, I've had the pleasure of working with many speakers on their decks, whether for a biweekly webinar or for MozCon. How to Have a Successful Local SEO Campaign in 2015. The author's posts are entirely his or her own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz.
Another year in search has passed. It's now 2015 and we have seen some major changes in local ranking factors since 2014, which I also expect to change greatly throughout 2015. A Step-by-Step Guide to Updating Your Website Without Destroying Your SEO. The first thing any SEO thinks when a client says "I'm redesigning my website" is what impact will this have on all my work?
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Spoken worship … is poetry of the soul, reaching out to the soul's greatest lover. Where deep calls to deep, spoken worship heeds the call. Spoken Worship is written with the conviction that the spoken word has a unique power – power to reach into the heart, power to transport us to where we could not otherwise go and transform us into what we would not otherwise become. The forty poems in this collection go beyond image and emotion. They are created to be not merely read silently but spoken aloud in a way that brings both the speaker and all who listen into a fresh new experience of worship. With performance notes for each of its eight sections that offer insights into the why as well as the how of spoken worship, this book is designed for use in every setting: church services, home groups, personal times with God, hospital rooms – any and every circumstance in which human hearts long to engage with a passionate, deeply loving God who formed us to feel and to respond to him with emotion.
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Via Aiemita 29, 80070 Ischia, Italy – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.6/10! (score from 60 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Residence La Rotonda Sul Mare.
Amerigo was a great host. He drove me to a great restaurant and to the boat dock.
United States of America
Good location of hotel, existence of own platform at the sea with free plank beds and umbrellas and other beach stock. Very sympathetic and charming owner ready to help with the solution of any questions.
Great hospitality from Amerigo and helpful information, good facilities especially the lido
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Abbiamo soggiornato tre giorni in un appartamento tranquillo e ben raggiungibile con una splendida vista sul mare.Ci è piaciuta in particolare modo la disponibilità e l'accoglienza di Amerigo e la cordialità di Liliana.Speriamo di ritornarci presto.
Tutto dalla posizione,sul mare,la vicinanza a forio,la pulizia,i servizi,la pazienza è gentilezza del gestore,il ristorante"la casereccia" ottimo nei cibi tradizionali isolani
cordialità e professionalità del gestore Amerigo
-прекрасное месторасположение; -очень приветливый и отзывчивый персонал, Америго - выше всех похвал; -очень качественная уборка, смена белья и полотенец - все вовремя; -все необходимое для кухни (включая стиральную машину). Все было превосходно!
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Ci si sente come a casa. Ambiente tranquillo e familiare. Situato in una parte molto carina dell'isola, possibilità di fare diverse attività e consigli accurati.
Понравилось месторасположение, а главное - хозяин Америго, который создал практически все возможные удобства: свой пляж, кайяк, лодка, матрасы для плавания, маски, ласты, шезлонги, барбекю, все что может понадобиться и даже полотенца для спа-парков, и развозил везде. Вообщем супер!
The Residence La Rotonda Sul Mare consists of well equipped apartments situated on the Island of Ischia, in the San Francesco Bay.
This residence provides everything you might need to make your vacation perfect. It's central sea front location is ideal for spending long days on the beach and evenings exploring Forio.
The apartments feature a large sun deck with sun umbrellas, lounge chairs and magnificent sea views and, during summer a private sea platform.
The staff of the Residence La Rotonda Sul Mare aim to make your stay in Forio the most memorable you will ever experience.
Forio di Ischia is a great choice for travelers interested in Sunsets, Volcanoes and Warm Weather.
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Grounds, Sun Deck
Fishing, Windsurfing, Canoeing, Hiking, Cycling, Diving, Horseback Riding, Snorkeling, Private Beach Area, Bicycle Rental, Bikes Available (free), Library, Playground
Food & Drink
Bar, Restaurant with Dining Menu, Snack Bar, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Car Rental, Shuttle Service (free) , Express Check-in/Check-out, Currency Exchange, Tour Desk, Ticket Service, Baggage Storage, Private Check-in/Check-out, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Fax/Photocopying
Safe, Non-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Heating, Air Conditioning, Designated Smoking Area
Italian, English
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room.
Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
One child under 4 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One child under 2 years is charged EUR 5 per person per night in a crib.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 30 per person per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 2.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
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Hotel Ulisse is a quiet, family-run hotel just 165 ft from the sea, near the historic center of Ischia Porto. All rooms have free Wi-Fi.
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Good location of hotel, existence of own platform at the sea with free plank beds and umbrellas and other beach stock. Very sympathetic and charming owner ready to help with the solution of any questions.
In some numbers there are no windows, only a door. Numbers I need renovation and replacement of kitchen ware.
We liked the front deck on the seafront and the apartments location to a class beach and shops/restaurants. The house itself is well built and fitted out and the apartment we stayed in feels homely like someone's house rather than another hotel room or apartments crammed together. Of course the host himself is a genuine nice guy who was very helpful eg he gave us a lift to the ferry at 6.30am one morning.
Nothing I would change.
Everything about this place is excellent. The apartments are located right on the seafront, with a private beach and everything you could possibly want - boats, kayaks, loungers... The little bar serves good value drinks and snacks, and is always well stocked. The swimming is fantastic, with crystal clear water, and Forio is lovely. Above all, Amerigo the owner is amazing. Nothing is too much trouble. He drove us to La Mortella (stunning) and to the family restaurant (the best food we had in our entire holiday in Italy - I recommend the goats cheese ravioli with rabbit sauce). I wish we'd had longer.
We all loved the chioce of complimentary perks. From paddleboat and kayaks to books, toys and transfers. Rotonda is really different in that it focuses so strongly on how to make the guests more relaxed and enjoying. The location is unbeatable, giving both advantages of private sea access and proximity of port of Forio. Compared with other Ischia places, it's exceptionally walkable. And the view! Sea on one side, Mt. Epomeo on the other. What adds to the care free vacation is that the common areas are big enough for the guests, we didn't have to think about grabbing our chair at the sundeck or kayak or anything else. It was just always there, available.
If only the neares bus stop was a little closer and the buses more reliable. The closest bus stop Via Spinesante / ss270 was a 450 m walk.
Great hospitality from Amerigo and helpful information, good facilities especially the lido
Excellent access to snorkelling and water sport gear. Room was clean with well-functioning airco and refrigerator. Absolutely recommend the family-run restaurant La Casereccia: amazing food (and prices) and what a gorgeous setting. Amerigo (the host at Rotonda Sul Mare) is a very entertaining driver!
Amerigo seems to do everything himself. It would've been nice to have another person sitting at the reception.
Amerigo was a great host. He drove me to a great restaurant and to the boat dock.
The WiFi as intermittent. There was a lot of renovation join on. No daily maid service. No breakfast.
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Taylor, 17, who grew up in East York and recently moved to the Beach, has committed to St. Francis Xavier University, based in small-town Antigonish, Nova Scotia, after entertaining dozens of proposals both in Canada and to the south.
"I really liked the university, the community spirit," she said on why she chose the eastern Canadian university. "Everyone in the town really supports the university. There's a lot of pride there."
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The six-foot power forward/wing attended St. Joseph's College School where she helped lead the downtown Toronto Catholic high school to the city finals in 2012, 2011 and 2010 – earning athlete of the year honours from 2009 through to 2012. She is said to have been integral in helping turn the high school program around, something she will again be tasked with doing in Nova Scotia in the fall.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE - Odd as it might seem to have Virginia sitting atop the ACC's Coastal Division at 3-0, fans and foes need to get used to it.
The Cavaliers just entered a three-game stretch in which they will face nothing but non-conference opposition - Pittsburgh at home, Middle Tennessee on the road, and Connecticut at home.
It's not unreasonable to think the Cavaliers will be 6-1 and bowl-eligible before they return to ACC play, but there also is the potential for a slip-up.
The Panthers crushed Virginia 38-13 in the 2006 opener at Pittsburgh, Middle Tennessee presents the on-going Cavaliers' challenge of winning on the road, and Connecticut moved to 4-0 with a 34-14 victory at Pitt.
Clearly, this is an improved Virginia team from the sorry outfit that was humbled by Wyoming 23-3 in the opener. A 22-20 victory at North Carolina was the Cavs' first as a road underdog since coach Al Groh's first year, 2001. UVa then was the underdog again when it beat Georgia Tech at Scott Stadium, 28-23.
There was a little more history involved in that one. Virginia now has beaten Tech eight straight times in Charlottesville, or since the Yellow Jackets ended UVa's hope of an undefeated 1990 season by rallying for a 41-38 victory.
The keys for Virginia in its three-game winning streak were the fast starts that enabled the Cavaliers to take leads of 14-0, 10-0 and 21-7, all by the end of the first quarter. Then, things started to bog down, and even Duke got as close as 17-13 by the fourth quarter.
The Cavaliers came closest to playing a complete game against Georgia Tech, but there was a huge momentum change in the second quarter when punt returner Vic Hall lost a fumble at his 30-yard line. The Yellow Jackets capitalized two plays later for a touchdown that made it 21-14.
Virginia had fallen behind 23-21 before getting a break at virtually the same spot on the field, when redshirt freshman Trey Womack recovered a fumble by Tech return man Andrew Smith. The Cavs needed only one play to score the go-ahead touchdown, on a 25-yard dart from quarterback Jameel Sewell to wide receiver Staton Jobe.
It was the fourth and last time Sewell had entered the game, three after being replaced by true freshman Peter Lalich. Lalich had yielded an interception after the Cavaliers had gotten into field goal territory and twice was sacked in his least impressive performance to date.
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As a result, UVa's starting wide receivers against Tech were Jobe, a redshirt freshman walk-on, and converted cornerback Chris Gorham. It was the third quarter before the Cavaliers completed a pass to a wide receiver, true freshman Dontrelle Inman.
Inman also dropped a pass and Jobe had two glaring drops before his touchdown grab. Fortunately for the Cavaliers, they have a stable of fine tight ends, led by their two leading receivers after two games, seniors Tom Santi and Jonathan Stupar.
Virginia might have thought after the 2006 season that Kevin Ogletree would be its go-to guy in the wide receiver group. He had 53 receptions last year as a sophomore, but he suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament on the third day of spring practice.
Groh has made it clear from the spring that ACLs generally take a year to rehabilitate, but Ogletree has never given up on the hope of returning this season and recently started running routes. It is possible that he will be close to 100 percent by the time the Cavaliers return to the ACC wars, and if that were the case, it would be very tempting to use him.
Ogletree has a redshirt year at his disposal, and Groh still has the memory of Deyon Williams fresh in his mind. Williams suffered a broken foot early in Virginia's 2006 training camp and could have been redshirted, but Williams was eager to play and probably returned too early. After catching 58 passes in 2005, he had 10 last year. He'd certainly be valuable now.
Groh's other option is to use two players who started the season as tailbacks, Andrew Pearman and Mikell Simpson. In fact, Simpson has not lined up in the backfield this season and has been described by Groh as a "secret agent." Pearman actually played wide receiver in the first four games, and while he has seen some action as Peerman's backup, that role allowed for only 10 carries in the first four games.
Pearman had a 67-yard kickoff return at Wyoming but has been waiting for another big play. He was replaced by Hall after fumbling a punt that UVa recovered against UNC, but now Hall, who had a 67-yard punt return against Duke, has gotten shaky as well.
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La Grande Encyclopédie
La Grande Encyclopédie, inventaire raisonné des sciences, des lettres, et des arts (The Great Encyclopedia: a systematic inventory of science, letters, and the arts) is a 31-volume encyclopedia published in France from 1886 to 1902 by H. Lamirault, and later by the Société anonyme de la grande encyclopédie.
The general secretaries of its editorial board were Ferdinand-Camille Dreyfus and André Berthelot.
Major articles are signed and include a bibliography. In its 31 volumes of 1200 pages each, there are about 200,000 articles, 15,000 engraved illustrations and 200 maps.
From the Preface:
" | Despite numerous attempts, some of which were crowned with success in their time, France still does not have a great encyclopedic work, popular yet up-to-date with the latest progress of science....
The Grande Encyclopedie is a work of high popularization (haute vulgarisation). It presents the current state of modern knowledge, arranging a collection of the human knowledge of our time. Staying above current disputes, resolute in not becoming a partisan tool, the Grande Encyclopedie has no rule other than the impartiality of science. ...It sets out facts with scrupulous precision, and diverse or contradictory theories with impartiality: it is up to the reader to compare them and reach conclusions. |
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In the article "Encyclopédie":
" | Since the publication of the Encyclopédie, no comparable work had been published, except in England. In 1882, a group of scholars and men of letters, at the initiative of Camille Dreyfus and the publisher Baer, undertook to fill this lacuna. At first, it was just a matter of an undertaking such as that of Brockhaus and of Appleton. But soon the plan was enlarged by Mr. Dreyfus, in agreement with the directors, to the scale of a true encyclopedia. | " |
According to the Library of Congress catalog record, the individual volumes were published in the following years: 1-2: 1886, 3-4: 1887, 4: 1887, 5-6: 1888, 7-8: 1889, 8: 1889, 9-11: 1890, 12-13: 1891, 14-16: 1892, 17-18: 1893, 19-20: 1894, 21: 1895, 22: 1896, 23: 1898, 24-26: 1899, 27-8: 1900, 29-30: 1901, 31: 1902.
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- A scan of the full text is available at Gallica: [1]. The article title ranges are given in the volume titles; there is no direct way to go to a particular article.
- Marcelin Berthelot and the Grande Encyclopédie (in French)