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Yellow Squash and Mozarella Quiche with Fresh Thyme
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- Crust
- 1 1/4 cups unbleached all purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 4 tablespoons (or more) ice water
- Filling
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 12 ounces yellow crookneck squash, cut into 1/4-inch-thick rounds
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh thyme
- 6 large eggs
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- 3/4 cup (packed) coarsely grated mozzarella cheese (about 3 ounces)
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- For crust:
- Blend flour and salt in processor. Add butter. Using on/off turns, blend until coarse meal forms. Add 4 tablespoons ice water. Using on/off turns, blend until dough comes together in moist clumps, adding more ice water by teaspoonfuls if dough is dry. Gather dough into ball; flatten into disk. Wrap and chill at least 1 hour and up to 1 day.
- Preheat oven to 375°F. Roll out dough on floured surface to 14 1/2-inch round. Transfer to 10-inch-diameter tart pan with removable bottom. Fold overhang in; press to form double-thick sides. Push sides up until 1/4 inch higher than top edge of pan. Pierce crust all over with fork. Freeze 10 minutes.
- Line dough with foil and dried beans or pie weights. Bake until sides are set, about 25 minutes. Remove foil and beans. Bake until crust is golden, piercing with fork if crust bubbles, about 15 minutes. Transfer crust to rack; cool completely. Reduce oven temperature to 350°F.
- For filling:
- Melt butter in heavy medium skillet over medium heat. Add squash and thyme. Sauté until squash is just tender and translucent, about 5 minutes. Cool to room temperature.
- Whisk eggs, cream, salt, pepper, and hot sauce in bowl. Arrange squash over bottom of crust. Sprinkle with mozzarella. Place tart pan on oven rack. Pour egg mixture into crust, filling completely (some egg mixture may be left over).
- Bake quiche until filling is golden and set in center, about 35 minutes. Transfer quiche to rack; cool 15 minutes.
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The hitherto smooth distribution of 'nilavembu kudineer' on the Collectorate premises, which started in December last following spurt in the incidence of dengue, may end abruptly as the Government Siddha Medical College here is running short of the raw materials required for preparing the concoction that does wonders for dengue and chikunguya patients.
As the influx of dengue cases swelled in November and December, students of Government Siddha Medical College started distributing 'nilavembu kudineer' to the public through the special camps organised in various parts of Palayamkottai and Tirunelveli.
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Hotel Novotel Lyon Bron Eurexpo - Bron
260 Avenue Jean Monnet Case 17 - Bron1-877-662-6988
If you are looking for business-friendly hotels in Bron located near a metro station, check out Novotel Lyon Bron Eurexpo offering free Wi-Fi to all its guests.
This 4-star Bron hotel offers an elevator (lift). Child-friendly amenities at this hotel include babysitting and supervised childcare/activities. Make the most of your trip, whether for business or pleasure, by taking some time to relax as you will find a fitness center on offer. Unwind with some laps as this hotel features an outdoor pool. Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. Additional leisure facilities include a library.
The lobby offers a TV, free newspapers and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 14 meeting rooms. Other amenities include a garden and a computer station.
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Hotel Facilities at Novotel Lyon Bron
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- Lift/elevator
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- Pets accepted
- Gym
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- Front desk - 24 hour
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Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: EUR 10 per pet, per night
- Late check-out fee: EUR 30
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.65 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
National ratingThis hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at Novotel Lyon Bron Eurexpo, offering 190 guest rooms with climate control. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Business travelers will have access to desks and phones during their Eurexpo visit.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers. Minibars and coffee/tea makers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional comforts include blackout drapes/curtains.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea maker
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Satellite TV
- Individually controlled air conditioning
Distances from Hotel Novotel Lyon BronFort Bron - 1 km / 0.7 mi
Hippodrome Bron-Parilly - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Eurexpo Lyon - 1.7 km / 1.1 mi
Lyon-Chassieu Golf Club - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Lyon Bioparc - 3.6 km / 2.2 mi
Carre de Soie - 4.5 km / 2.8 mi
Genas Karting - 4.6 km / 2.9 mi
Maison de la Danse - 4.6 km / 2.9 mi
Genas Bowling - 4.6 km / 2.9 mi
Place Grand Clement - 4.8 km / 3 mi
Astroballe - 4.9 km / 3 mi
Musee Lumiere - 5 km / 3.1 mi
Jean Moulin University - 6 km / 3.7 mi
Oxygen Tower - 6.9 km / 4.3 mi
Part Dieu Mall - 6.9 km / 4.3 mi
The closest major airports to Novotel Lyon Bron Eurexpo are:
Lyon (LYN-Lyon Bron) - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Lyon (LYS-Saint-Exupery) - 11.2 km / 7 mi
The preferred airport for Novotel Lyon Bron Eurexpo is Lyon (LYS-Saint-Exupery).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
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The new study shows that the same thing happens in junk food addiction.
"These findings confirm what we and many others have suspected," Kenny said, "that overconsumption of highly pleasurable food triggers addiction-like neuroadaptive responses in brain reward circuitries, driving the development of compulsive eating. Common mechanisms may therefore underlie obesity and drug addiction."
Consistent with common mechanisms explaining addiction and obesity, levels of the D2 dopamine receptors were significantly reduced in the brains of the obese animals, similar to previous reports of what happens in human drug addicts, Kenny noted. Remarkably, when the scientists knocked down the receptor using a specialized virus, the development of addiction-like eating was dramatically accelerated.
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- Though he may have been the physical manifestation of the Sumerian demon Gozer, the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man was so cuddly and cute. This Stay Puft Pillow Buddy turns the Ghostbusters baddie from a towering menace into a soft plush toy that children of all ages (including Ray Stantz) can enjoy. Stay Puft measures 20 inches X 14 inches.
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Memory Training Software, Ultimate Memory™, Announces New Step-by-Step Memory Improvement Strategy
By taking small steps and mixing learning with games, the creators of Ultimate Memory have released a memory improvement strategy that nobody will be forgetting in a hurry.
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With memory improvement proving vital for those looking to succeed in many areas of their lives, the number of options are endless. However, the creators of Ultimate Memory, a leading memory improvement software package, have hit on a method that will get the brain sparks flying.
As one of the seven strategies contained within their package, their trademarked step-by-step module fuses a unique mix of learning and playing to ensure that every players´ memory becomes rock solid.
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Users are praising the format for its deep and thorough examples and explanations. By showing each user exactly what they need to do, it´s like having the world´s best memory improvement instructor directly inside the game.
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Isabel Carrasco, 59, renowned as a strong character who was Popular Party leader of the Leon provincial council, was shot repeatedly in broad daylight Monday as she crossed a footbridge near her home in the northern city.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and other leading Spanish politicians suspended European election campaigning and joined mourning for Ms Carrasco before her funeral in Leon on Tuesday.
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687 OFWs in Sabah face arrest, deportation; ask DFA to release passports
MANILA, Philippines – A total of 687 Filipino workers in Sabah, Malaysia, could face arrest and deportation because of a delay in the release of their passports from the Philippine Embassy there.
Juvy Ranjit, managing director of Pinoy Resources, an employment agency in Kota Kinabalu, flew to Manila from Malaysia and personally went to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Friday to submit a letter of appeal for their workers' passports.
"We don't know what's happening [with the] passports and it causes so much agony on our business as well as losses of income," she told reporters in an interview.
Ranjit said she came to Manila as the coordinator of an association of employment agencies with 100 member agencies in Malaysia.
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"Some were rioting in our offices and throwing things at us. We had to close and transfer [because of fear]," Ranjit said.
The processing for the passports have all been fully paid since seven months ago, she said, showing to reporters a copy of the full list of workers and the official receipts they were issued.
The delay in the release of passports has caused many Filipinos there to miss availing of an amnesty program offered by the Malaysian government to undocumented migrant workers.
"Illegal workers can come forward and have their biometrics taken. Without that they cannot have passports and work permits," she said.
"They can no longer get their work permits because the amnesty program expired last November. And now it is too late to get their passports and apply for work permits," Ranjit said.
Because of that, the agencies are the ones being blamed by the workers, she said.
When they had come to the Philippine Embassy in Malaysia to follow up on the passports, they were told that the passports are still in Manila, which left her with no recourse but to personally come and
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Hiring interpreters for individuals who are deaf-blind.
Sara was in the hospital for 5 days and had major surgery It was not until the recovery period that a qualified interpreter was provided to her. Because of her vision and hearing impairments, and because her friends could not adequately interpret for her, she had no idea why the doctor had "cut" her, why she was in pain, or what she could do to help herself get well.
As rehabilitation professionals, we must be sensitive to the communication needs of our consumers and espescially to the needs of those persons with the most difficult communication problem - those who are deaf-blind. For the rehabilitation process to be most effective, the professional and the consumer must communicate directly. Under both the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Rehabilitation Act, as amended, rehabilitation professionals are responsible for ensuring effective communication for consumers with disabilities. Since few professionals have the skills to communicate directly with people who are deaf-blind, interpreters provide the link to enable real communication to occur. Qualified interpreters - those who have not only interpreting skills but also skills in working with people who are deaf-blind - are a workable solution. The use of qualified interpreters gives some assurance that we are providing the most appropriate services.
Why use an interpreter? There are two main issues pertaining to obtaining interpreters for consumers. The first is the communication itself; the second is confidentiality.
ADA requires agencies to provide reasonable accommodations so that n person with a disability is treated differently than others because of the absence of "auxiliary aids and services." Auxiliary aids and services would include qualified interpreters for people who are deaf-blind.
It is not unusual for a consumer to come to the office accompanied by a friend or family member, and it is most tempting for the service provider to use that person as an interpreter. After all, the friend may already know how to communicate with the consumer. The service provider may think, "Why not use that skill rather than go through the trouble of finding and paying for an interpreter?"
As responsible service providers, we must offer to the consumer the option of a qualified professional interpreter. It may, indeed, be the consumer's choice to use the friend as an interpreter. However, it is the consumer's right and the agency's responsibility to provide an appropriate accommodation. Unless the friend is a certified interpreter, there is no assurance that the friend has the necessary basic skills, much less the specialized skills needed. According to the regulations for ADA, the interpreter must be able to "interpret effectively, accurately and impartially both receptively and expressively, using any necessary specialized vocabulary."(1) The best way to assure this is to use a qualified professional interpreter.
When working with consumers in rehabilitation, confidentiality is of major importance. As it is for people who are deaf, using friends or unqualified interpreters for persons who are deaf-blind is not guaranteed confidentiality. Too often, nonprofessional interpreters have shared with others private information disclosed in an interpreting situation against the wishes of the consumer. The consumer has the right to confidentiality, and using nonprofessional interpreters cannot guarantee confidentiality.
A professional interpreter is bound by a code of ethics to maintain strict confidentiality. As a safeguard, it is advisable for the rehabilitation professional to discuss confidentiality with the interpreter before hiring; this will further ensure that all information or events happening in the interpreting situation will be kept confidential.
What to Look for in an
Interpreters translate speech to the consumer's language or mode of communication, which could be American Sign Language, tactile fingerspelling, or any combination of modes. They also change the consumer's language or mode of communication into spoken language.
The National Registry of Interpreters of the Deaf, Inc. (RID) provides an interpreter certification program. RID certification entails a testing procedure which assures a high level of interpreting skill with people who are deaf, as well as knowledge of interpreting and interpreter ethics. However, there is no specific certification for interpreters for people who are deaf-blind. Hiring someone certified by RID does not guarantee that the interpreter has the specific skills needed to interpret for those who are deaf-blind.
A qualified interpreter for persons who are deaf-blind must have additional skills, which may be acquired by attending special workshops and training or learning from experience the specific modes of communication used by people who are deaf-blind. The interpreter must be able to convey the visual information as wen as the auditory to the consumer and to tactually express emotions as well as the message. Knowledge about the use of lighting and distance is important to enable the consumer to use any residual vision to the utmost. The interpreter must also know sighted guide techniques and procedures to use in case of an emergency
Using the Consumer's Mode of Communication. Because of the variance of the vision or hearing loss itself, the age of onset of the disability, and the primary language of the person, there are many modes of communication a person who is deaf-blind may use. Communication may involve using a black felt tip pen to write on white paper or it may require more complex skills, such as tactile fingerspelling or sign language. Assistive devices, such as the Teletouch or TeleBraille, which convert print into renewable Braille, may also be used. The interpreter must be able to communicate using the mode of the consumer's choice.
Conveying Both Auditory and Visual Information. Most interpreters are used to conveying the auditory information, both the spoken word and environmental sounds which are necessary for communication. But when working with a person with both vision and hearing impairments, it is necessary to convey visual information as well. Visual information could be what is on a written handout or on a form to be filled out; or it can be a description of the environment (e.g., who is in the room, how is the meeting room or classroom set up). Such information can be critical for the consumer.
Expressing the Emotional Tone of the Message Tactually. Sometimes the content of the message is shown on the speaker's face or in the tone rather than in just the words. If the interpreter is communicating tactually, merely repeating the words will not always interpret the message accurately For example, repeating only the words "I love shopping" when it is said in a sarcastic manner would completely miscommunicate the content. The interpreter must be aware that the expression of the emotional tone is part of the message and must be communicated on the hands.
Using Lighting and/or Distance to Best Advantage. Some people who are legally blind have some useful vision. They may not be able to drive a car, but if the light is right, they may be able to see an interpreter. Interpreters must know how to use the lighting in a room to the consumer's benefit.
One of the most demanding situations is when there is glare, which can greatly hamper the ability of many people with deaf-blindness to make the most of their residual vision. Unshuttered windows or bright florescent lights may hamper their ability to perceive communication. In setting up the interpreting situation the interpreter must be able to perceive possible problems with glare and to minimize them if possible.
Other people with visual impairments need the interpreter to be at a certain distance, to compensate for their restricted visual field. The interpreter must be aware of this; and, in preparing for the interpreting situation, the interpreter must ensure that the consumer is at a comfortable distance and able to see as much as possible.
Using the Sighted Guide Technique and Emergency Procedures. At times, the interpreter may be responsible for helping the consumer get from one place to another. If the consumer is unable to travel independently, the interpreter must be proficient in the use of the sighted guide technique, which enables him/her to lead the consumer safely from place to place.
In an emergency, such as a fire alarm or tornado alert, there may not be time for the interpreter to explain the situation before leading the consumer to safety. The interpreter should be familiar with the signal which is used to notify deaf-blind persons of emergencies. By drawing an X" with a finger on the consumer's back near the shoulder blade, the interpreter indicates an emergency and instructs the consumer to follow. All will be explained when they are in a safe place.
How to Hire a Qualified
Finding an Interpreter. If possible, the first contact should be the consumer, who may work with one interpreter regularly and can provide all the information necessary to contact and hire him/her.
Most states have an interpreter referral agency. Often, centers for independent living help find interpreters. Also, the local vocational rehabilitation office or educational program may be able to provide a list of interpreters. The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf prints a membership directory which includes interpreters in the United States and Canada and is available through the local RID chapter.
What if you can't find an interpreter? In some areas of the country, there are very few interpreters, and even fewer interpreters trained in working with people who are deaf-blind thus making the interpreter search very difficult. More extreme measures may be necessary, such as expanding the search beyond the immediate area. Some of the resources mentkioned above can help in locating interpreters from surrounding cities who are willing to travel. However, it may be necessary to provide travel reimbursement and lodging.
Long-term planning may be required. In some communities it may be necessary to provide grants for interested persons to attend interpreter training programs.
Interpreters in the area who have not been trained in interpreting for persons who are deaf-blind should request such training from their regional Interpreting Training Project. These federally funded projects provide training in most aspects of interpreting, and interpreting for consumers who are deaf-blind should be available.
When is the best time to start looking? Because ADA has increased the demand for more interpreters, it is becoming much more difficult to locate qualified interpreters quickly Thus, it is important to begin looking for an interpreter as soon as it is decided that an interpreter will be needed. Two weeks to a month ahead is usually enough time. Many hospitals and agencies have contracted with interpreters or hired them full time to fill their interpreting needs.
Who pays for interpreters? In sync with ADA's intent to make programs and services accessible, the service provider is generally the party responsible for paying the interpreter costs, the amount of which should be agreed upon in advance. What the interpreter charges depends on his/her certification and experience and the going rate. Fees can range from $20 to $50 per hour.
Some interpreters have specialized training, such as in interpreting for persons who are deaf-blind and in interpreting in legal and medical situations, and may thus require higher fees. Interpreters may also have a have a 2-or 3-hour service minimum.
In addition, some interpreters charge for mileage to and from the job and most will charge for cancellations within a day or two of the appointment.
In order to get to know the consumer, to be comfortable with the mode of communication used, and to adjust to light and proximity, it is necessary for the interpreter to arrive at the assignment at least 30 minutes early (as should the consumer). The professional will need to arrange and pay for this time.
How many interpreters are needed? Interpreting for persons who are deaf-blind, especially if it involves tactile sign language or fingerspelling, is especially fatiguing. If the interpreting will require more than 45 minutes, it may be necessary to hire two interpreters. If the situation demands continuous interpreting for an extended period of time, interpreters need to change every 20 minutes to lessen fatigue. The method of communication used with the individual also determines when interpreters need to change. There should be at least two interpreters if the assignment will take more than a half hour for tactile interpreting or one hour for less strenuous interpreting.
What the interpreter Needs to
Know in Advance
In hiring an interpreter, the rehabilitation professional needs to provide him/her as much information as possible. The following are some of the items which would help the interpreter prepare for the assignment:
Mode of communication. The interpreter must be informed, in as much detail as possible, about the language or type of communication the consumer uses. If an assistive device is to be used, arrangements should be made for the interpreter to arrive early to ensure it is in working order.
Interpreting situation. It makes a great difference to an interpreter if the situation is a classroom, a board meeting, or an appointment with a medical specialist. The interpreter must be informed if the assignment will require the use of technical or medical vocabulary, or if it necessitates straight interpreting for long periods of time.
Length of assignment. Because some interpreting assignments last only an hour or two, while others may go for several days, it is important that the rehabilitation professional inform the interpreter how long the assignment is expected to last. If an assignment is particularly long, the interpreter may be available only for a portion.
The assignment itself. The professional should provide complete information concerning the address, date and time of the assignment and inform the interpreter if the consumer will be there early so they may work together before the meeting. The telephone number and the name of a contact person can be vital if there is a problem.
In short, the interpreter must know as much as possible of the situation to prepare for the assignment.
How to Work with an
When working with an interpreter, it is important to remember that the interpreter is a communication facilitator, not a participant. He/she is the voice, ears, and eyes of the consumer. When communicating with the consumer, it is important to look directly at the consumer, not at the interpreter. Ideally, one should talk as though the interpreter were not present. Comments like "Tell her. . . " or "What does he think?" must be avoided in favor of speaking directly to the consumer (e.g., "What do you think?").
The interpreter is there to interpret a that is said and should not be expected to honor a request to not interpret par of the conversation. A qualified interpreter will interpret all that is said, including that request.
The speaker need not speak slower unless the interpreter informs the speaker of difficulty or asks for repetition of information. It is possible how ever, since some modes of communication take more time - such as tactile fingerspelling or print on palm - that the communication may be slow.
If the consumer is involved in group setting, members of the group should take turns when speaking s that all information is conveyed. It is impossible for an interpreter to interpreter for more than one person at a time
A qualified interpreter is essential for effective communication and to as sure confidentiality involving a person who is deaf-blind. The professional must search for the interpreter as earl as possible and arrange payment be forehand; he/she must be prepared to provide the interpreter with complete information regarding the assignment and he/she should arrange for the interpreter to arrive early to assure lighting and communication are as easy an effective as possible.
The two ladies mentioned at the star of this article - Sara and Emily - any many more like them, could have bee red much anxiety, fear, and perhaps pain, had a qualified interpreter bee present; and the professionals in those situations could have done their job far more effectively knowing that both consumers were thus empowered to advocate for themselves. Providing skilled qualified interpreters is more than a ethical obligation; under the American with Disabilities Act it is the law.
(1.) Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability by Public Accommodation and in Commercial Facilities, 28 C.F.R. 36.104.
Ms. Raistrick is the Coordinator of Deaf-Blind Services for the Illinois Department of Rehabilitation Services.
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QB rushes for 229 yards
With a four-touchdown lead midway through the third quarter, Rider coach Jim Garfield put his backups in to finish the game.
But Denton scored a couple of touchdowns in mop-up time to throw a scare into the Raiders.
So the night wasn't quite over for starting quarterback J.T. Barrett.
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"They scored so fast, so we had to go out there and put them away," the junior quarterback said.
"They got right back in it, and we had to put the 1's back in there to work it down the field. I didn't know he would score that fast, but I'm glad he did," Garfield added.
Barrett ran 17 times for 229 yards and three touchdowns and also completed 7-of-13 passes for 144 yards and another TD.
"The linemen had a good push up front, and with our running backs, we cut off read blocks and things just opened up," he explained.
Rider improved to 6-3 overall and 3-2 in District 4-4A. The Broncos lost their seventh in a row to fall to 1-8 and 0-5.
"They are so explosive offensively, and the Barrett kid is so hard to contain," Denton coach Randall Patzkowski said. "I thought we played pretty well for a while and were fortunate to get in the end zone right before the half, but they came out in the second half and put us in a hole we couldn't overcome."
The Raiders scored three TDs in the opening half on a 15-yard pass from Barrett to John Hatch, a 1-yard Barrett run and a 4-yard run by Anthony Wagner. They also tacked on a safety after a blocked punt by Dylan McDorman.
Denton countered with two Denton Hudspeth touchdown passes, an 18-yarder to Ke'von Buris and a 14-yarder to Matthew Perry.
The Raiders scored touchdowns on their first three possessions of the second half.
Robert Jones' 33-yard return of the second half kickoff led to a two-play 47-yard drive. Both of the runs were by Barrett, first for 27 and then 20 for the TD.
Hudspeth was intercepted on a ball tipped by Korey Wilburn into the hands of Tyler Alaniz, giving the Raiders field position at the Denton 13. Four plays later, Dominic Thrasher scored from 2 yards out.
Masley Pape's 8-yard TD run put Rider on top 42-14 with 5:10 left in the third quarter.
"The kids really responded with the changes we made at halftime and came out with a whole different attitude," Garfield said.
"We made a few changes defensively, but offensively, we stuck with the plan. We just talked to them about hanging onto the football. We wanted to control it and give J.T. a little more option to run."
The Raiders had seven quarterback sacks, three by linebacker Cody O'Donnell in the first half.
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Denton 7 7 0 13 — 27
Rider 9 13 20 7 — 49
Rider — John Hatch 15 pass from J.T. Barrett (Cal Johnson kick)
Denton — Ke'von Buris 18 pass from Dentton Hudspeth (Michael Husbands kick)
Rider — Safety (Dylan McDorman blocked punt into end zone)
Rider — Barrett 1 run (Johnson kick)
Rider — Anthony Wagner 4 run (kick failed)
Denton — Matthew Perry 14 pass from Hudspeth (Husbands kick)
Rider — Barrett 20 run (run failed)
Rider — Dominic Thrasher 2 run (Johnson kick)
Rider — Masley Pape 8 run (Johnson kick)
Denton — Jermaine Elliott 1 run (Husbands kick)
Denton — Bobby Stephens 71 pass from Cy Ward (run failed)
Rider — Barrett 67 run (Johnson kick)
Denton Rider
First downs 12 21
Rushes-Yards 29-107 50-333
Passing 171 209
Comp-Att-Int 10-24-2 11-17-0
Punts 4-23.7 2-33
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 6-4
Penalties-Yards 3-24 5-55
Individual statistics
RUSHING: (Denton) Dentton Hudspeth 15-2; Matthew Perry 3-50; Charles Boosa 3-11; Monroe Huband 1-(-1); Dylan Tekell 1-5; Cy Ward 1-(-8); Jermaine Elliott 3-34; Ke'von Buris 1-9; Deavonte Doucet 1-5. (Rider) J.T. Barrett 17-229; Anthony Wagner 8-22; Dominic Thrasher 8-25; Masley Pope 9-39; Robert Jones 1-8; Parker Baird 4-25; Team 3-(-15).
PASSING: (Denton) Hudspeth 9-21-1 100; Cy Ward 1-3-1 71; (Rider) Barrett 7-13-0 144; Baird 4-4-0 65.
RECEIVING: (Denton) Perry 5-38; Ke' von Buris 1-18; Ruperto Gutierrez 1-15; Bobby Stephens 2-87; Zachary Muthiani 1-13; (Rider) John Hatch 2-20; Wagner 2-47; Thrasher 1-30; Brandon Williams 1-42; Brylan McCoy 1-5; Ben-Grimm Wilson 1-7; Jordy McQuerry 1-17; Reed Churchwell 1-38; Ty Branch 1-3.
RECORDS: Denton 1-8 (0-5); Rider 6-3 (3-2
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The race to land office tenants is heating up in Charlotte, and two of the city s top office markets uptown and Ballantyne increasingly look like competitors, some say.
Ballantyne Corporate Park, which 15 years ago was pasture, is building the largest speculative office building in the country. In December it landed the corporate headquarters of Infinisource, an employee-benefits firm that s moving here from Michigan and is adding more than 160 jobs.
Uptown notched a big win in November when it landed the corporate headquarters for Chiquita Brands International, which Ballantyne had also been courting.
Most real estate brokers downplay the idea of competition between uptown and Ballantyne, saying the entire area benefits if new companies come or existing ones add space.
But the two markets, which once attracted different types of tenants, may find themselves wooing the same companies more often.
Here s why: As banks have shrunk their real estate footprint, uptown finds itself with more available space than five years ago. In Ballantyne, rents have recovered faster than elsewhere in the city, narrowing the price gap with uptown. Meanwhile, the pool of potential tenants relocating from elsewhere is still smaller than before the recession.
It used to be fairly easy for the Charlotte Chamber to direct inbound deals (to one market or another), said consultant and commercial real estate broker John Culbertson of Cardinal Real Estate Partners LLC. Now, there is more of a gentleman s tug-of-war that occurs when a large deal like Chiquita comes in.
Such competition can be good for the economy because it increases the chance that an outside company moves to Charlotte, experts say.
A healthy office market is important because it drives developers to build, which in turn fuels construction spending and creates jobs. Profitable commercial buildings are more valuable, boosting the commercial tax base.
In contrast, empty office towers weigh on an economy, scaring away prospective tenants. Low occupancy translates into fewer workers to support restaurants and other services. Property values fall.
Brokers say they are seeing signs of a possible rebound in the overall Charlotte office market. But it remains soft, with an average vacancy rate of 18.4 percent at the end of last year, according to research by Karnes, a real estate research firm. Brokers like to see vacancy rates of about 10 percent.
With relocations still relatively few, that leaves office parks trying to woo companies when their leases expire.
We re all fighting over the same tenant base. There s no net job creation yet, said Gary Chesson, a partner with Trinity Capital Advisors, which owns Ally Center and NASCAR Plaza in uptown. We re all just trying to steal from each other.
Drive out Johnston Road, and you ll see evidence of The Bissell Cos. aspirations: the new headquarters of SPX Corp., set for completion later this year, two speculative 10-story buildings with more than 550,000 Class A office space, and other projects. It s all a testament to the developer s bullishness, deep pockets and leasing success.
We ve seen robust growth throughout the entire recession, Bissell president and CEO Ned Curran said. Our leasing activity has been pretty strong. We feel pretty good.
Barry Fabyan, senior vice president of leasing, said buildings are filling up, in part because Bissell is willing to work with tenants concerned about the uncertain economy.
Tenants are clearly forced to look at having flexibility built into leases today, he said. We are trying to work with them, to help with an exit strategy.
Of the park s 3.5 million square feet of completed office space, 450,000 square feet are available for lease not including about 170,000 square feet that AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co. is set to vacate.
The financial services company announced this month it will leave Ballantyne after 14 years and move into the renovated Innovation Park in University City. Average rents there are $5 a square foot cheaper than those in the southeastern submarket, according to Karnes.
Ballantyne Corporate Park was built in the mid-1990s on land owned by the Harris family, the same people who developed the bustling South Park area.
The Harris family wanted to attract major corporate tenants, having narrowly missed landing Sears Roebuck & Co. Developer H.C. Smoky Bissell, who was married to Harris late sister, Sara, headed the office project.
Zoned for nearly 7 million square feet of office space, Ballantyne Corporate Park offers hotels, restaurants, a spa and golf course. Two years ago, it won the prestigious International Suburban Office Park of the Year award from The Building Owners and Managers Association.
Rents in the submarket have recovered faster than those across the region growing by $3.69 between 2001 and 2011 versus $1.09 for the overall Charlotte market, according to Karnes.
Tenants are willing to pay more to be there, said real estate analyst Frank Warren of Warren & Associates in Charlotte.
The greater Ballantyne community, which includes a country club, Ballantyne Village retail center and homes, has grown so much it is often referred to as a city within a city. A Mecklenburg County commissioner recently brought up the idea that the suburb should split from the city of Charlotte.
Changes in other areas
Ballantyne s success has cost other areas.
In the 1990s, most newcomers leased office space in the southwest market, wanting to be near the airport and the Charlotte Coliseum, then home to the popular Charlotte Hornets.
Ten years later, tenants were flocking to Ballantyne, which was emerging as the more popular suburban office market choice. The coliseum held its last NBA game in 2005 and was imploded two years later to make way for a mixed-use project that was never built.
During the recession, many tenants in the southwest market downsized or went out of business boosting vacancy rates to more than 27 percent by the end of 2011, the second-highest in Charlotte.
Still, Culbertson said his firm leased 203,000 square feet of operation center and call center space there during the past year and a half.
Tenants also wanted newer space. The majority of new demand in 2010 and 2011 was for Class A office space, the premium category, according to research by CoStar Group, a real estate analytics firm.
Uptown grabbed most of that 48 percent, or 1.1 million square feet. Ballantyne landed 27 percent of that demand, or 626,000 square feet, according to CoStar. But because Ballantyne is much smaller, it grabbed proportionately more than its market share.
While vacancy rates are higher in Ballantyne 19 percent versus 13 percent in uptown rents have recovered more dramatically. Ballantyne-area rents have exceeded pre-recession peaks, averaging $23.13 a square foot for Class A space, versus a previous high of $21.66, CoStar research shows. Uptown Class A rates remain well off pre-recession highs, averaging $24.40 a square foot compared to $34.26.
In November, Ballantyne lost out to uptown when Cincinnati-based Chiquita chose to relocate its corporate headquarters to the NASCAR Plaza. The company is expected to lease 150,000 square feet and will put its name on the sleek tower, which overlooks Interstate 277.
Highlighting Charlotte
Despite Ballantyne s history of attracting new headquarters, many brokers weren t surprised at the choice, because uptown had the urban feel Chiquita was used to and high visibility for its brand. Curran downplayed his company s loss, saying while he and his team worked to win the banana king to their turf, they focused more on highlighting Charlotte.
We had a little bit of fun being what we characterize as runner-up in that contest, Curran said. We knew we were in a role as much of being good stewards for the Chamber and winning them to Charlotte, as much as we were for winning them to Ballantyne.
Charlotte Chamber vice president of economic development Kati Hynes, who led the recruitment of Chiquita to Charlotte, said Ballantyne and uptown will likely go head-to-head more often in the future.
It comes down to available space, Hynes said. As long as (Ballantyne and uptown) both have available space, they are probably going to be competing against one another more.
Five years ago, Chiquita couldn t have come to uptown. There wasn t enough room.
Back then the center city had the nation s lowest vacancy rate at 3.1 percent lower than Manhattan and Boston.
Since then, new skyscrapers such as the Duke Energy Center have opened. Banks have consolidated and laid off workers. Banks are also selling buildings and as new owners enter the market it could lead to more aggressive dealmaking, said Culbertson, the broker and consultant.
An example of how owners are scrambling to lure tenants away from one another: In November, SCOR Global Life Americas, formerly known as Transamerica Reinsurance Co., said it was moving from its namesake Transamerica Square building to the Bank of America Plaza at 101 S. Tryon St., owned by Behringer Harvard.
They made it seem like the place to be, said Chesson of Trinity Capital, sister company to Trinity Partners, which marketed the space.
Veteran uptown broker Anne Vulcano said while the center city may compete more strongly for a few larger prospects, generally tenants are predisposed to one type of environment or another. She said she doesn t see that changing.
Just as a homeowner might see themselves in a specific type of house or neighborhood, tenants also have a vision of their office space, said Vulcano, first vice president with CBRE Group Inc.
Some tenants, for example, will prefer to occupy a trophy tower, or crave the high visibility available only in uptown, said Champion, the CoStar analyst.
As the economic recovery gains traction, there will be less competitiveness between the two of them. Tenants will land where they would have otherwise, Champion said. Now, you ll see fighting tooth over nail to get any new occupants they can possibly get.
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Ballantyne, uptown Charlotte race to land office tenants
The race to land office tenants is heating up in Charlotte, and two of the city s top office markets uptown and Ballantyne increasingly look like competitors, some say.