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American Builders Using Cobb County TiesApril 25, 2014 08:40 AM
A group of four construction firms calling itself American Builders is competing for the job to build the Atlanta Braves' new ballpark, and it's tapping into the loyalties of Cobb County officials.
The group produced a promotional piece that says it has built a combined 335 sports projects, including 51 facilities tied to Populous, the Braves' architect. All told, the American Builders group says its projects in Atlanta, including sports, are valued at $8.6 billion.
But what's most interesting is that the piece says that 150 employees across the four firms live in Cobb County, where the Braves have decided to build their $672 million stadium, on a site 12 miles north of Turner Field. The team's research shows most of its fans reside in Cobb County.
A passage in the American Builders material reads: "This is our home. Beyond working here, it is where our children go to school, our families attend church, shop and dine."
The piece, printed in red, white and blue, says the team combines 225 years of construction experience as "privately-owned American firms."
Len Moser, Barton Malow's Atlanta-based vice president, said this about his group's name: "Our American Builders 2017 team is proud to be American-owned builders, just like the Atlanta Braves are American-owned and often referred to as America's Team."
American Builders' competition for the project includes Sweden-based Skanska, a construction firm partnering with Clark Construction for the Braves' job. Skanska in 1994 acquired Beers Construction Co., a firm that built Turner Field and the Georgia Dome.
SBJ/SBD's 'NHL Wrap-Around Podcast'April 23, 2014 10:26 AM
■ Assessing NBC's coverage of the playoffs thus far.
■ The Columbus Blue Jackets' effort to hold down their building against Pittsburgh Penguins fans and whether it was succesful.
■ An update on the New York Islanders being on the block and who might be interested in making a bid, as well as who's not interested.
■ And the resurgence of the Dallas Stars under owner Tom Gaglardi.
To listen to the inaugural "NHL Wrap-Around Podcast," click here.
TV Timeout: That's A Rap!April 22, 2014 03:47 PM
ESPN's Bomani Jones said of comments made by Raptors GM Masai Ujiri, "People in Brooklyn I'm not sure how much they care about the Nets, let alone caring about what the dude in Toronto has to say" ("Around The Horn," ESPN, 4/21).
THINKING IT THROUGH: CSNBAYAREA.com's Ray Ratto said of the Warriors' new arena plans, "Why they didn't have this in mind before rather than wasting basically two years sort of punching desperately against this huge Jello bag of resistance and waiting for (S.F. Mayor) Ed Lee to carry their weight for them, that's on the Warriors" ("Yahoo Sports Talk Live," CSN Bay Area, 4/21).
OH, MICKY: Heat Owner Micky Arison, on reports Donald Trump might acquire the Bills, "As long as it's football I have no problem" ("The Dan Le Batard Show," WAXY-FM, 4/21).
TEST OF TIME: NCAA President Mark Emmert said of UConn G Shabazz Napier's comments about starving in school and the NCAA now allowing unlimited food to athletes, "I know people would like to believe that there was some kind of a causal link between his comments and the change in that policy being done this last week. But the reality is, unfortunately, it takes a long, long time to get legislation passed through the membership and the changes in food policy had been in the works for over a year" ("The Dan Patrick Show," 4/21).
TV Timeout: Boston StrongApril 21, 2014 03:40 PM
Universal Sports' Paul Sunderland said of the atmosphere before the start of the Boston Marathon, "Even here on Boylston Street, you talk about the energy and it being, it's in you, it's on you, it's palpable. I've tried to come up with a better word, but I can't. Everybody is very, very excited indeed" ("2014 Boston Marathon Pre-Race Show," Universal Sports, 4/21). Meanwhile, Red Sox President & CEO Larry Lucchino said of the team's role following the '13 Boston Marathon, "We did ask David Ortiz to go out and say a few words last year after the bombing suspects were stopped and arrested, but other than that there was a real maturity on the part of our players, a real sincere sense of compassion. They organized themselves. There were days when our players went off to visit survivors and they did it on their own nickel" ("Mike & Mike," ESPN Radio, 4/21).
HUNGRY? N.Y. Daily News columnist Mike Lupica said, "Amazing isn't it that (UConn G) Shabazz Napier announced that he was hungry the night UConn won the national championship and all of a sudden the NCAA was practically dialing up Domino's and announcing free pizzas for everyone. It was like a Christmas miracle" ("The Sports Reporters," ESPN, 4/20).
IT'S GOTTA BE THE SHOES: Sterne Agee research Analyst & Managing Dir Sam Poser said of Nike getting out of the wearable hardware market, "I think they realized that they're better at making shoes and they've talked about possibly doing some of the software, they're still going to do Nike Plus" ("Squawk on the Street," CNBC, 4/21).
KOHL'S HARD CASH: Detroit Free Press' Mitch Albom said of the Bucks being sold, "Whoever said 'fools and their money are soon parted' never tried to own an NBA team. The terrible Milwaukee Bucks just sold for more than half a billion dollars" ("The Sports Reporters," ESPN, 4/20).
FLYING HIGH: Hawks CEO Steve Koonin said, "The NBA is a growth sport. NBA is a global sport, it is being played at a very high level and in major cities around the world. The TV ratings are great, the attendance is great, the virtual consumption through video games, through jerseys and it's making its way around the world with increasingly more international players. So I looked at this as an opportunity to move to a real big growth industry" ("Worldwide Exchange," CNBC, 4/21).
SBJ Podcast: College deals in the newsApril 21, 2014 09:00 AM
The NHL Shift: News and notes, 4/18/2014April 18, 2014 09:56 AM
Sources: Islanders draw new suitors as Barroway continues efforts
Philadelphia attorney and hedge fund manager Andrew Barroway is no longer alone in his pursuit of the New York Islanders.
According to a financial industry source, Islanders owner Charles Wang has received interest in his team from at least two other potential buyers.
"The Islanders are a year away from moving to Brooklyn, and the lease there is good," said the source. "Once Mr. Wang said publicly that he was listening to offers, it was inevitable that interest would pick up. The Islanders are now an attractive commodity."
Barroway continues to line up partners to help finance a deal with Wang. Negotiations are ongoing.
As previously reported in The Shift, one scenario has Barroway starting out as a partner who holds between 30 percent and 49 percent ownership, with Wang retaining majority ownership for the 2014-15 season (the Islanders' final year at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum) and for 2015-16 (the club's first season at the Barclays Center).
Barroway is said to be in good standing with the NHL after he negotiated to purchase the New Jersey Devils last summer. According to a source, Barroway went far enough in the process with former Devils owner Jeffrey Vanderbeek to have made an initial payment of $10 million, but ultimately, talks broke off after additional discovery was done regarding the purchase and ownership costs for the club — costs that would have included more than $30 million owed by the club to creditors.
The Devils were purchased a month later by Josh Harris and David Blitzer. Nevertheless, Barroway made a strong impression on the NHL and the Devils.
"He loves hockey and came across as a very likeable, sincere guy," said a source who was involved in the Devils discussions. "From what I can tell, he wants to be an owner and just hire the best president, general manager, and sales and marketing executives that he can find. He wants to sit in the owner's suite, enjoy the hockey, and let everyone do their jobs."
Barroway was vetted by the NHL during his pursuit of the Devils but was never formally approved by the league because the deal fell through. In any case, the league views each transaction on its own, so if Barroway were to complete a deal with Wang for the Islanders, he would have to go through the league's vetting and approval process again.
2013-14 playoff opener / season recap edition
+53%: The increase in TV viewership for Wednesday night's opening night of the playoffs compared to opening night last year. The three games across NBCSN and CNBC average 472,000 viewers.
0-for-3: There were three new ownership groups in the league this season, and all three of their teams failed to qualify for the playoffs. For Phoenix (led by George Gosbee and Anthony LeBlanc), New Jersey (Josh Harris and David Blitzer) and Florida (Vincent Viola), there's always next season.
3: Gracious gestures on the final weekend of the regular season. The Vancouver Canucks came back onto the ice to shake the hand of Edmonton winger Ryan Smyth, who had just played his last game. The Los Angeles Kings had a brief ceremony to honor Teemu Selanne, a member of the rival Ducks who is retiring after the playoffs. And, after Selanne played his last regular-season game in Anaheim, he invited opposing Colorado Avalanche goaltender J.S. Giguere (a former Duck who is expected to retire after this season) to take a lap around the ice with him and salute the fans. Hockey can be a nasty sport, but moments like these reinforce the notion that it also can be one of the classiest.
$192,000: That's the value of items the Ottawa Senators gave away in the stands and via social media on Fan Appreciation Night. Prizes included a Dodge truck worth $40,000, 1,500 gift cards from various club sponsors, concession stand food, and dinners at Chek Point restaurants — along with the jerseys off the Senators players' backs when the game was over.
21,758,902: The NHL's total attendance this season, breaking the previous single-season high set in 2008-09. That total includes the combined 376,837 who attended the six outdoor games this season.
22,201: The largest announced crowd for a regular-season game (not played in a stadium): Colorado at Chicago on Dec. 27.
7,401: The smallest announced crowd: Nashville at Phoenix on Halloween.
7: Number of teams with ongoing sellouts streaks of 100 or more regular-season and playoff games as the postseason began:
Toronto Maple Leafs: 446
Montreal Canadiens: 401
Pittsburgh Penguins: 327
Chicago Blackhawks: 267
Boston Bruins: 206
Los Angeles Kings: 108
New York Rangers: 103
Honoring some of the notable achievements of teams and executives during the 2013-14 season
Jeff Vinik, Tampa Bay Lightning owner: The Lightning played to 97 percent capacity this season and finished third in the Eastern Conference after failing to make the playoffs last year. His $5 million investment in a new scoreboard for the Tampa Bay Times Forum in 2012 continues to draw raves, he donates $50,000 to veterans' causes on the day of every home game, and he personally participates in team promotions, like teaching a Hockey 101 class to new fans. You couldn't ask for more from a small-market owner.
Colorado Avalanche: "Why Not Us?" was the team's marketing slogan this season, and it sure set the tone for a franchise turn-around. Team President Josh Kroenke appointed Avs legend Joe Sakic as EVP of hockey operations. Sakic hired goaltending great Patrick Roy as head coach, and the results were immediate. Colorado went from the NHL's 29th-place team last season to a division-winner this year. Average attendance increased a league-best 5.5 percent, up to 16,296 fans per game, and likely will increase further next year. The buzz is back in Denver.
Maple Leafs sponsors converted dasherboard ads to Chinese for a game last month.
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New Jersey Devils: A multiyear sponsorship with PartyPoker signed jointly in January with the NBA 76ers (also owned by Devils owners Harris and Blitzer) drew national media attention for being the first online gaming sponsorships for U.S. major league sports teams. But make no mistake: Since New Jersey is the only state with gaming regulations and a major league franchise (Nevada and Delaware being the others), this was a deal with the Devils. It also, according to a source, is valued around what other teams get for arena naming-rights deals.
The Rangerstown Hockey House
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Buffalo Sabres fans: The Sabres were last in the league standings from the start of the season until the end, but should the team improve in a few years, you'd never be able to accuse their fans of being bandwagon jumpers. The Sabres finished near the top of the NHL rankings for local TV viewership of their games this season despite all the losses, and attendance at HSBC Arena averaged 18,580 per game — 97 percent of capacity.
Liam McHugh, NBC Sports Group: It can't be easy wrangling studio analysts as diverse in style and temperament as Mike Milbury, Keith Jones and Jeremy Roenick, but McHugh does it with poise, intelligence and a sense of humor. McHugh seems destined for a bigger role beyond hockey at NBC.
Bill Daly and John Collins, NHL: A rich Canadian media-rights deal with Sportsnet. A new single-season high for league attendance. Six sold-out stadium games, including more than 104,000 fans at Michigan Stadium for the Winter Classic. A strong Olympic tournament, with increased access in Sochi for NHL Network and NHL.com, along with the production of the "NHL Revealed" documentary. Commissioner Gary Bettman is ultimately in charge, but it was also a very good year for Daly, the deputy commissioner, and Collins, the league's chief operating officer.
TV Timeout: Trump CardApril 16, 2014 02:52 PM
ESPN Radio's Mike Greenberg said of Donald Trump potentially owning the Bills: "Trump buying the Bills would be the most interesting thing that's happened to them, probably since those Super Bowl teams, so I'm all in favor of it and I'd really like to it happen" ("Mike & Mike," ESPN Radio, 4/16). ESPN's Tony Reali said, "Thirty years ago he owned the New Jersey Generals of the USFL and his plan to go head-to-head with the NFL went over about as well as the bubonic plague." ESPN's Israel Gutierrez said, "You know he wants to one-up somebody like (Cowboys Owner) Jerry Jones. He would probably build an even bigger stadium in Buffalo and how fun would it be when it's about time for him to fire a coach" ("Around The Horn," ESPN, 4/15).
PLAY IT AGAIN: MLB Network's Dan Plesac, on MLB instant replay: "For the managers it has been difficult. For the players it has been difficult. Change is always difficult. I think over time they will get this ironed out" ("MLB Tonight," MLB Network, 4/15). ESPN's J.A. Adande said it is "too soon to be upset about replay and to render a verdict. It's fine to criticize it, but you can't render a final verdict" ("Around The Horn," ESPN, 4/15).
SHOOTING STARS: PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem said of Tiger Woods not competing due to injury, "I'd much rather have Tiger playing, don't misunderstand me. But there is that benefit to creating stars and creating stars is our future" ("Morning Drive," Golf Channel, 4/16).
HELPING HAND: UConn men's basketball coach Kevin Ollie, on the efforts by college athletes to form a union: "I just think they need a voice, wherever that voice is somebody needs to be talking in their behalf. The NCAA can use your likeness for a lifetime. We have to do something for our student-athletes. We have to change" ("CBS This Morning," CBS, 4/16).
EAT FRESH: ESPN's Dan Le Batard said U.S. Gold Medal-winning swimmer Michael Phelps wants to renew his endorsement deal with Subway, and he "can't renew it from retirement. That's right, you've got to keep winning that gold if you want to keep getting those Subway gold cards" ("Highly Questionable," ESPN2, 4/15).
SBJ's inaugural 'Hockey Biz Podcast'April 16, 2014 10:23 AM
■ The Canucks and Maple Leafs hiring former players in executive roles, why they might have made the moves and what PR value can be gained from them.
■ The latest on the potential sale of the New York Islanders and how their move to Brooklyn makes the team a much more viable property.
■ The NHL's average per-game attendance being down from last season's 48-game slate, why that would be the case and what it means.
■ And whether the Columbus Blue Jackets trying to ensure that only Ohio residents can buy home playoff tickets is a good idea and will be effective.
FishBait's Jones Says Fans Often Forgotten In Sports EcosystemApril 15, 2014 04:29 PM
Rick Jones, founder and CEO FishBait Marketing, an agency with a sharp focus on college athletics, stopped by the SportsBusiness Journal/Daily offices in Charlotte on Tuesday to share his thoughts on present-day sports marketing and some of the issues facing college athletics.
Rick Jones formed FishBait Marketing in 2003.
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"The property depends on the fan for television revenue, for ticketing revenues, for licensing revenues — and the sponsor depends on the fan to buy their products," Jones said. "I say all boats rise with the tide. Don't worry about how big your boat is. Create a tide, and I think that's what properties and sponsors have to collectively do: constantly talk about 'How do we enhance fans?' And if we do that, we're going to grow the ecosystem."
Jones, an Atlanta native, began his career as a high school and college basketball coach before earning his master's degree in sports administration and entering the world of sports business. In the time since, he has started several sports marketing groups, including The Strategic Group, CMA and now FishBait.
He works with the American Football Coaches Association and the National Association of Basketball Coaches, as well as a range of other entities that include the NCAA, Turner Sports and ESPN.
Jones said he prefers a glass-half-full mentality when it comes to the future of college sports. While he notes that the consolidation of rights holders can hurt local and alumni business deals, he also emphasizes positive developments in the space, such as the games each year getting a new crop of fans — a freshman class — and college sports having significant female fan support.
TV Timeout: You Make The CallApril 15, 2014 03:42 PM
MLB Network's Chris Rose, on the future of instant replay: "One year from today, I guarantee you how the system is implemented, what we're looking for, what's legal and what's not will be different, and that's okay. It's so hard for us to wait and be patient with change" ("Intentional Talk," MLB Network, 4/14). MLB.com's Terence Moore said, "This is nowhere near as bad as I thought it was going to be. … Here's the thing: This is still the second best system baseball could use. The best system, just leave it alone" ("OTL," ESPN, 4/14).
ARMOUR ALL: CNBC's Scott Wapner said golfer Jordan Spieth is "right in the wheelhouse of the target demo that you're trying to reach if you're an Under Armour" ("Fast Money Halftime Report," CNBC, 4/14).
CRYSTAL BALL: NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, on a lawsuit alleging the league promoted violence, "The fact is a couple of plaintiffs' law firms seem to have cobbled together some lawsuits copying what went on in the NFL. We knew it was coming" ("Squawk Box," CNBC, 4/15).
PITCH MAN: TNT's Shaquille O'Neal said of his philosophy of investments versus endorsements, "I'll do investments, endorsements and partnerships. A lot of times, if I really, really believe in a company I'll say, 'Okay, I'll do an endorsement, but you don't have to be pay me, I want to be a partner in your company. Let me grow with you'" ("Closing Bell," CNBC, 4/14).
CHA-CHING: Giants P Steve Weatherford said of Donald Trump wanting to own the Bills: "Does he want to win games? Absolutely. But he's really in it to make money and create a powerful business venture" ("NFL AM," NFL Network, 4/15).


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Emily spoke on a panel at the NYC Civic Corps June seminar to a crowd that was psyched about the work that Hollaback! is doing globally!
Interns Maya and Sarah attended the NY premiere of the documentary "Anita" and got to meet Anita Hill after the show! Hollaback!, our work, and Emily were featured in the film as well!
Program Associate Jae Cameron and Emily attended the Morgan Stanley Challenge, where our team of pro-bono Morgan Stanley employees went head to head with other organizations. Our team didn't officially end, but they won our hearts.
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Hollaback! Belfast participated in "Feminist Fairytales" as a part of the anti-G8 demonstrations happening in Northern Ireland! The event was called "Folk the G8."
Hollaback! Bosnia and Herzegovina launched their opening party! It was a huge success!
Hollaback! Croatia marched in their annual Pride Parade! Check out their pictures and story here!
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Hollaback! Halifax was featured in the Evening News with Rebecca Lau on Global Maritimes (skip ahead to 7 min!)
Hollaback! Chennai and Hollaback! rep Prajnya Trust were quoted in a Deccan Chronicle article this Wednesday!
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Book your room at Inter-Hôtel L'Haut'Aile
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Standard Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Suite (Luxe)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Coquelles hotel with a restaurant
Situated in Coquelles, this hotel is close to Les Six Bourgeois, Musee des Beaux-Arts et de la Dentelle, and Calais Hotel de Ville. Local attractions also include Calais Beach.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Inter-Hôtel L'Haut'Aile features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a computer station.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 430 square feet (40 square meters) include meeting rooms. This Coquelles hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby and an elevator (lift).
Inter-Hôtel L'Haut'Aile is a smoke-free property.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 430
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 7 AM and 10 AM.
LHaut Aile - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine. Reservations are required.
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The house on the next door property is a 2 bedroom/2 bath house that is also a vacation rental.
Hale Maluhia is great. Located on Hawaii island, in Pahoa. We enjoy escaping, "The Big City," to relax here. Our house has high speed internet, satellite TV, and a full kitchen with all the amenities to make your stay comfortable. This home is family friendly. It is very comfortable for just 2, but offers plenty of room for a group of 6. There is a screened in lanai on the back of the house great for relaxing and reading a great book outside while enjoying the tropical fauna.
Our house is located on a quiet street but only 5 minutes from pahoa town where there is great dining and shopping. It is quiet enough to feel like you are in the country but close enough to town that you don't feel out of touch.
15 minutes from the beach, 20 minutes to view the lava, and 30 minutes from the Hilo airport.
We also a car available for rent with this house. It can be at the airport waiting for you when you arrive. We are close to the lava viewing and amazing snorkeling. If you enjoy the out doors this area of Hawaii is great for you. There are amazing hikes and beaches waiting for you to explore. While you are enjoying our home we hope you are as happy here and comfortable as we are. We love this area and you hope you enjoy the big island as much as we do. Public transportation is not great on the big isle and we reccomend you have a car to be able to enjoy all Hawaii Island has to offer.
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We are always available by phone but we live on Oahu. We do spend about 1 week a month on Hawaii island but we may not always be there when you are visiting.
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We love that our houses are located in an area that is only five minutes from town. But we also enjoy that it feels like you're in the country. We are located on a quiet road where we own the only houses on the street.
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You need a car in this area.
Please ask any questions you may have. We are here to help. We do have a car available for rent when you stay in our house.
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Our home has everything you need for a comfortable stay. All you need to bring are your personal items.
Please make sure you have directions before you arrive. GPS does not work well in our neighborhood and we have had several gas say that it sent them in a circle around our home.
Close to Beach, Paradise, Tropical Trees, Lava Walks, Kehena Beach; Beautiful black-sand, hot ponds, and clothing-optional beach
Ahalanui. Gorgeous natural warm pond, coconut grove, and park Kalapana/Kaimu Lava hiking, restaurant, Restaurant, café, yoga and hula classes, massage. Kapoho Snorkeling and Water Activities, Pahoa Village; Restaurants, stores, gas, banks, post office, The 'Red Road'; Bike or drive along our pristine stretch of coastline.
Aloha. We will not be at our home upon your arrival. Please take note of the directions and the lockbox code provided.
GPS does not work well in our area please be sure to print directions before your arrival. if you have any questions be sure to contact us via text message, phone, or email. We are happy to helpOur house is family friendly.
This is our personal vacation home as well as a rental. We are animal lovers but one of our children is allergic to dogs. This allergy is severe, please respect our strict "No Pets" policy. We do have a home just blocks away that is pet friendly if you want to bring your pets.
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If you take an item from the house to use elsewhere please return it.
If something breaks please let us know. Accidents happen. We want to ensure all of our guests have the amenities we tell them we have.
There are no large gatherings to be held on the property.
Please remove your shoes before entering the house, this is a Hawaiian tradition.
Hawaii island has the highest electricity in the nation at about $.43/kwh, we ask that you conserve electricity. If you are a long term tenant ( more than 2 weeks), and have any electric bills over $220/month, you must pay the balance over the $220. This will be added to your final charge.
The cleaning fee is set at the minimum, there may be additional fees if the home is left dirty.
The house located in a quite and beautiful place, thought a bit remote. The rooms are comfortable. My family like this house. It is a pleasant experience.
The home was perfect for us. A beautiful location full of lush vegetation and song birds. The home was clean and the grounds were well manicured. Close to Pahoa lava flow but a very safe distance. Short drive to Kapoho Tide Pools, Volcano NP and Hilo.
We had a great time at Faith's house in Pahoa. The house was quite large for the 2 of us but it was only a few miles from friends so it worked well for us. The house is clean, recently furnished and comfortable. The kitchen is well equipped and there is plenty of room for a family. We especially enjoyed the screened large lanai and nice windows and double doors that let in the light. Pahoa is very laid back and friendly with good restaurants.
This house is a great value for a family or a small group. The house has lots of space and a kitchen with everything you need. The location is a little out of the way but very quiet and peaceful.
Everything worked wery well. Locatioin was little bit remote but wery peacefull. There were nice to jog. The house was clean and spacious. The chess game was good entertaimend.
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Nice and big house ( three bedrooms), key in the next house, last day just one small problem with one toillet . Thank you Faith for our stay in your house
Es war klasse in Nanawale Estate zu wohnen. Auch wenn es oft regnete fühlten wir uns sehr willkommen und wohl. besonders toll waren die drei Schlafzimmer und die zwei Bäder. so konnten wir mit unseren drei Kindern gut entspannen.
Nachts hörte man Tiere pfeifen und Laute von sich geben - bei offenem Fenster ;-)
Das war sehr schön.
Die Jmfebung ist der Hammer, wenn man sich darauf einlässt und Pahoa der Ort ist super nett.
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I love Hawaii. I enjoy spending my vacations on Hawaii Island. It's an amazing place where you can relax and enjoy the great outdoors. I enjoy traveling to remote less populated areas. As your host I can offer lots of ideas on where to go and stay depending on your personality and likes, I have lived in Hawaii my entire life and can offer lots of ideas for you to enjoy your vacation. As a guest I'm a very clean person who will respect your home as I do my own.


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The Democratic Party (Greek: Δημοκρατικό Κόμμα, Dimokratikó Kómma) or DIKO is a centrist political party in Cyprus founded in 1976 by Spyros Kyprianou.[4][5] As stated in its founding declaration, the Democratic Party proposes the political philosophy of "social centrism", which constitutes "a total of attributes and values that offer in the state social cohesion, political prospect, improvement of terms of life and development of human culture, that should be shared between the entire population and not only between the privileged teams of the population". In June 2003, DIKO announced it was moving away from its traditional centre-right political positioning.[6] The party has developed a strict and hardline stance on the Cyprus problem and strongly opposed the Annan plan in 2004. The party also supports European integration and supports a non-aligned foreign policy, even though it showed support for Cyprus joining Nato's Partnership for Peace.
From 2000 until 2006, the party was led by Tassos Papadopoulos, who was President of Cyprus from 2003 to 2008. Papadopoulos was succeeded as DIKO leader by Marios Garoyian, who was President of the House of Representatives from 2008 to 2011. The party leadership was taken over by Nicolas Papadopoulos, son of Tassos, following an internal ballot in December 2013.[7]
The Democratic Party's traditional third place in legislative elections has allowed to it to assume the balance of power in parliament, where it has alternated between support for the communist Progressive Party of Working People (AKEL) and the conservative Democratic Rally (DISY). In the last legislative election, the party won 15.8 percent of the vote and 9 out of 56 seats. The party's decision not to field a candidate in the 2013 presidential election and to back conservative leader Nicos Anastasiades instead was controversial amongst members, and contributed to Marios Garoyian's loss of the leadership to Nicolas Papadopoulos later in the year.[7]
During the Seventh European Parliament, the sole DIKO MEP was attached to the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats group.[8]
- 1976–2000 Spyros Kyprianou
- 2000–2006 Tassos Papadopoulos
- 2006–2013 Marios Garoyian
- 2013–present Nicolas Papadopoulos
- ^ Parties and Elections in Europe: The database about parliamentary elections and political parties in Europe, by Wolfram Nordsieck
- ^ Το ΔΗ.ΚΟ. συνδέεται με την "Προοδευτική Συμμαχία" (in Greek). Nicosia: Democratic Party. 24 September 2013. Retrieved 2 December 2013.
- ^ http://progressive-alliance.info/participants/
- ^ Farid Mirbagheri (1 October 2009). Historical Dictionary of Cyprus. Scarecrow Press. pp. 44–. ISBN 978-0-8108-6298-2.
- ^ Peter Loizos (15 June 2008). Iron in the Soul: Displacement, Livelihood and Health in Cyprus. Berghahn Books. pp. 202–. ISBN 978-0-85745-067-8.
- ^ Philip Dew (2005). Doing Business with the Republic of Cyprus. GMB Publishing Ltd. pp. 16–. ISBN 978-1-905050-54-3.
- ^ a b "Nicolas Papadopoulos elected as leader of DIKO on Cyprus". Kathimerini (Athens). 2 December 2013. Retrieved 2 December 2013.
- ^ Brüssel Centre for European Studies (2013). From Reform to Growth. Managing the Economic Crisis in Europe. Eburon Uitgeverij B.V. pp. 100–. ISBN 978-90-5972-751-9.
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Household water pressure....what's safe?
Noticed increased water pressure at my residence a couple of weeks ago. Used to be 55psi. After local utility service upgrade, now entire neighborhood, including me, is getting 105-127psi. The utility says this their intended psi.
Neither I nor any of the many houses around me are having problems. However, that seems awful high to me. Considering having pressure regulator installed to bring it down.
Am I over-reacting? Is this reasonable "nominal" household pressure?
The maximum permissible static head pressure is 85psi.
In any case where the pressure at a residence serviced by a municipal main exceeds 85psi, whether the excess pressure is constant or only ocassional we are required to install a PRV(Pressure reducing valve) limiting the pressure to a maximum of 85psi on the water supply at the main water shutoff valve location and an expansion tank in the near proximity of the water heater.
Thanks for responding.
Are you saying 85psi is from a code? (I don't know plumbing codes) Is it the city's responsibility to manage this or is it my own responsibility to install PRV for my own home?
Will be discussing with city utility tomorrow but would like to be better informed.
----After local utility service upgrade, now entire neighborhood, including me, is getting 105-127psi. The utility says this their intended psi.----
We live 1/4 mile from water tower and same thing happened, they provided all houses on the steeet with pressure regulators and installed them. Ask and ye shall receive, doesn't hurt to ask, the most they can do is say no, but, they created this and they should fix it. IMO
Hendricus, the operative word in your reply is IMO, however you will find that in most cases our opinions have very little validity in a court of law.
By law, a municipal water service provider is required to supply a minimum volume of flow determined by the type of structure, by example, a 4br house would require considerably more volume than an office structure at a used car lot that only has one 1/2bath for their employees or a 100 unit apartment complex across the street.
They are also required to provide the code minimum static head pressure at the point of connection to the water service providers utility main, which under the IRC (International Residential Code)is 35psi, whereas under the UPC (Uniform Plumbing Code)it is only 15psi.
In nearly all cases the water service providers utility line pressure is a result of static head pressure created by gravity fall, whether the fall is from a water tower or in a hilly region it may be from a ground mounted tank placed upon a high hill in the community.
Over the years as our communities expand it places more and more demand upon the existing water infrastructure and as the demand increases, the velocity of flow in the pipes must increase to meet the demand, however as the velocity of flow increases the "Friction Head" in the pipes will increase proportionally thus the service provider may be forced to increase the line size or run additional lines and divide the region into zones. In either case the end result would be a substantial increase in the line pressure on any given line in the system.
The physical terrain conditions of the community can also play a significant role in water pressures; by example, in the community where I live we have hills which represent as much as 150' of change in elevation within the short distance of a city block. In this case the static head of a line running parallel to the street would change by approximately 65psi from the bottom of the hill to the top, thus in order to meet the local code demand of 35psi to the structures on the top of the hill the pressure on the line at the bottom of the hill would need to be 35psi required static head + 65psi vertical static head loss = 100psi.
As our communities expand it may involve zoning new construction areas up the hill, in which case the water service provider would be required to build a taller water tower to meet the code minimum of those on the top of the hill, which in turn would further increase the pressure to the existing structures at the bottom of the hill.
Now, while the water service provider is required to provide the code minimum volume and pressure at the point of connection to the service main, in instances where the resultant pressure at any structure exceeds code maximum it is the responsibility of the property owner to provide the required PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve). On the other hand, if you were to elect to build a house on the top of the hill beyond the region designated by your local zoning commission as the responsibility of your water service provider you would be required to supply your own boost pump to provide the code minimum pressure at your structure.
PRV being installed tomorrow. Thanks to all who responded, especially you, LAZYPUP. Everything you said has been confirmed by city utility and a few plumbing professionals of my acquaintance. Good on ya!
You may have saved many from future grief. There are more than a hundred houses in my subdivision. The information was new to the HOA supervisor and he was grateful to have been made aware of it. Apparently my notice of the pressure change was the first.
be advised that after the PRV is installed your house will now be a "closed" system. That means that thermal expansion from the water heater can NO LONGER expand back into the mains outside your home. There can be pressure spikes well over 120lbs/in2
That can cause premature WH failure and T&P valve discharge not to mention leaking faucets all over the house and that high a pressure might make your Kinetico very unhappy.
More than likely you'll need to add a thermal expansion tank in the cold water line at your water heater.
No gusto required... pipe wrenches, channel locks, and solder.
The PRV will resolve the pressure problem and the thermal expansion tank is a no maintenance item.
Luckily, you caught the pressure increase. Many in my area get "improved" water service and learn about thermal expansion the hard, wet, and expensive way.
Additional thought.....
I had my water heater blow out some months ago after only six years. Now wondering if this increased pressure, undetected then, may have been responsible for that. Guess I don't get to know, but the close association in time of the event makes me wonder.
Too soon old, too late smart. On we go. At least I know it's done right now.
I'll be installing a PRV to drop our pressure down below its current 105 psi. I believe the PRV will come preset to 45 psi. Is that enough or would it be advisable to raise it... and if so, to what?
We've been living with the high pressure, which I thought was normal, for quite a few years. I like the high pressure for the outdoor spigots, but the faucets can be a bit tempermental :-)
Hi tom in seattle (I used to live in Madrona/Leschi area).....
Before recent surge, I lived quite happily at 55psi. Noticed new install set on 50psi...which seems fine. Don't know if that was factory pre-set (I doubt it) or if that's just what the plumber left me with. Do know it is adjustable. Previously did not know about 80-85psi code maximum before lazypup set me straight. His advice confirmed by city water and my plumber.
Thanks for the data point asolo. We actually live in Sammamish (at the bottom of a hill, which is probably why our pressure is higher than normal), but nobody knows where that is so I just say Seattle for convenience :-)
I'll probably try the factory 45 psi preset to begin with and see how that is. When I install the PRV I may try and replumb the outside spigot at the rear of the house for full pressure.
The concept of pressure as it relates to the residential water distribution system is without question the most miss-understood topic in all of plumbing.
We constantly see questions posted regarding pressure and invariably someone will suggest going to Lowes or Home Depot and getting one of the little pressure gages with a hose thread attachment, then measuring your line pressure, as if that would yield any usable information. In truth, those gages only read "Static head pressure" which is the pressure on the system when all valves and faucets are closed and there is no flow, however, the performance of your showers or fixtures is dependent upon "Dynamic Pressure" or what is more commonly known as "Working Pressure" or "Flow Pressure".
In order to effective measure dynamic head pressure we would need to install a Tee at the point where the fixture is attached to the water distribution system and measure the line pressure as the water passes the gage and into the fixture.
IN one of my previous posts I described how the static head pressure on the municipal main can vary by changes in elevation. The same is true of the water in your house distribution system. Let us consider a two story house where the water main is located near the floor in a basement.
While we may measure 45psi static head pressure at the main we must remember that the water will loose 0.434psi per vertical foot of rise. This loss is technically defined as "Vertical Static Head". In addition to vertical static head we must also consider the "Friction head loss" which results from friction between the moving water and the internal wall of the pipe. Thus "Dynamic Head Pressure" can theoretically be estimated by computing the vertical static head loss and the friction head loss, then subtracting the losses from the static head pressure at the main.
let us put this in perspective. Imagine a house where the water enters the basement 1' above the basement floor and the basement has an 8' ceiling. We have a 7' rise to the ceiling, then a 1' rise for the floor joists and flooring material on the 1st floor. Now let us assume the house has 9' ceilings on the first floor and another foot for the floor joists to the second floor. We then have another 6' rise from the 2nd flr floor level to the shower head so our combined vertical head loss is (7'+1"+9+1'+6") x 0.434psi = 24' vertical x 0.434+ 10.416psi vertical static head loss. This means that if you had 45psi static head pressure at the main you would have 45psi - 10.41psi vertical static head loss = 34.59psi at the shower head. From this we must then deduct "Friction Head loss" however, computing friction head loss is not nearly as simple as computing vertical static head loss simply because as the velocity of flow increases on a pipe, the friction head loss will increase proportionally.
now let us imagine that the water main is at the front of the house but the master bath is at the rear corner where we would have a 50' horizontal run of pipe plus the 24' vertical rise for a total of 74' of pipe. If we were to be precise we would need to also compute the fitting insertion loss for each fitting on the run. By example, a 1/2" elbow has a fitting insertion loss equal to .9 feet of pipe. W could compute all the fitting losses or we can rely upon the code approved standard of allowing an addition 20% for the pipe length. Thus our pipe length is now 74' + 20% = 1.2 x 70= 84'.
Now let us imagine the we have a 1/2" copper pipe running directly from the main to the master bath.
Now let us consult the copper pipe friction head loss table.
In a 1/2" copper pipe with a flow rate of 1gpm the friction head loss is 0.008psi per linear foot of pipe thus the friction head loss to the master bathroom at a flow rate of 1gpm would be 84' x 0.008psi= 0.672psi. Not enough to really be concerned with, but let us examine what happens if we turn on the shower at 2.5gpm and the lavatory at .5gpm. The flow is now 3gpm and the friction head loss is 0.161psi per foot x 84' =13.54psi friction head loss.
In this example, even though we had the code minimum 45psi static head pressure at the main, because the line was improperly sized to the master bath the resultant "dynamic head Pressure" at the shower would now be 45psi minus (10.41 vertical static head loss + 13.54psi Friction head loss) or 45psi - 23.95psi loss = 21.05psi.
Even this would not be a big problem for conventional shower mixers because they are rated to perform with a minimum of 8psi and a flow rate of 3gpm, however, we commonly hear complaints from homeowners that they did a remodel on their bathroom where they removed a conventional mixer and replaced it with a pressure balancing mixer. A pressure balancing mixer requires a minimum of 20psi dynamic head pressure at a flow rate of 3gpm. From our example you can see that the new shower mixer requires 20psi while we only have at best 21.05psi available. Needless to say, if anyone were to run water anywhere in the house, the resultant pressure to your pressure balancing mixer would not be sufficient for it to operate properly, and sadly enough, most people get on the phone to the mixer dealer or manufacturers complaining their product is no good.
Please believe me when I say, there is no guesswork in plumbing and although you may feel confident that you will save a pile of money by doing it all yourself, this is a prime example where you really should consult the services of a plumber, if for nothing else but to plan your layout.
This is also why in most jurisdictions you may perform maintenance on a system without pulling a permit, but all new work, whether it is building a house from scratch or simply doing a major rehab requires all the proper computations and pulling a permit before the work may commence.
FYI...I have single-level slab-home with about a 2' rise from street-level.
Lazypup...sure do appreciate your information on this topic (and elsewhere). Things make a lot more sense after I read you. My plumbers and inspectors don't cover this ground -- they just come and go and send me the invoice. Hell, on one visit to change out my under-counter valves they switched hot/cold upon reconnect!
Gents, I appreciate all the posts. Here's another one for ya:
I moved into my place several years ago; it had a history of going through HW heaters at a phenomenal rate. The static head pressure was somewhere upwards of 90 psi so I had a PRV installed, reducing the static head pressure down to 40 psi right at ground level, yet my new, gas fired HW heater was still pushing water out the relief valve at a unnerving rate. By the way if you ever have your HW tank blow or crap out, CHECK THE WARRANTY; lots of them are still covered. Just call the manufacturer with the model number if you don't have the records and you may get a new, FREE one.
So, I heard about the expansion tank and finally caved and got my plumber to install one (all in all they're pretty cheap). The tank's been behaving great with not a drop coming out the relief valve now so problem solved right?
However, the other day I was applying some foam tubing to the HW line leaving the tank when I noticed that-as my washing machine was filling up with cold water-the cold water line supplying the heater was getting hot. Now, I figure, the drop in cold water pressure from the washing machine filling allowed hot water from the tank to flow BACK into the cold water supply line. Does this seem wierd to anyone? Should a HW heater allow this to happen, like doens't it make it sort of inefficient?
I was thinking of cranking up my PRV as it is only at 40 static head pressure at ground level in hopes that this would prevent the hot water from "backing up" into the cold. Does this seem resonable??
As well, if I do crank up my PRV, what's a resonable pressure for it? The HW GAS heater is at the same level and fairly close to the PRV.
MY water heater, the most expensive water appliance in my home has a data tag that states 14PSI inlet is max. If you exceed that all bets are off. The top of the tank is 17" across and I estimate the inside dia. @ 15". The force on the top of the tank is Force=area x pressure @15" dia. the area is 176.715 sq. in. X 14PSI = 2747lbs force on the top alone, or 1.23 ton!
Forget the fancy formulas and read the max inlet pressure rating on the W H and adjust accordingly. If the tank is to have the life of that stated by the manufacturer you need to have the right static head pressure, (inlet pressure) at the tank!
@Lee H.
Your back of the envelope calc is mostly right but you're not accounting for the void in the center of the tank where the hot gases are passing. The actual tank is shaped like a stretched donut so the real top area is more like pi*(7.5^2 - 2^2) or 164 sq inches assuming my guess of 2" of radius for that exhaust void. So the force is about 2300 lbs (~17% lower). Still a lot but really these tanks are built to handle that. Plus I'm sure it can't be 14 inlet psi, how could you even run a hot shower a couple floors up? In my house I calculate a 8 psi loss just from going up in height from my basement heater up to the shower. There's no way you could use hot water if the tank was at so low a pressure. I bet that tag really says 140psi maximum but your house pressure really should be in the 40-60 range


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