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Belz Enterprises made another big real estate deal on the tail of its recent announcement to redevelop the corner of McLean Boulevard and Union Avenue into a mixed-use development.
In an Oct. 8 warranty deed, Belz Investco GP sold the four-story office building at 3725 Champion Hills Drive for $7.8 million to Faropoint Ventures LLC acting as Champion Hills Realty Holdings LLC.
Originally scheduled for Nov. 8, the city of Memphis runoff election date has been moved to Nov. 19 after Shelby County Election Commission officials noticed a longstanding conflict between city charter and state law.
Local shareholders and national development leaders got deep in the heart of Soulsville USA this week with an all-day deliberation on how to bring placemaking to one of Memphis' struggling historical areas.
This week's Economic Development Forum is an opportunity for minority and women-owned businesses to connect to opportunities in the Memphis area.
In its eighth year, the forum is presented by the Mid-South Minority Business Council Continuum and runs Tuesday, Aug. 25 through Thursday, Aug. 27. Some 6,000 to 7,000 attendees are expected over the three-day event held at the Memphis Cook Convention Center, said Luke Yancy III, president and CEO of the Mid-South Minority Business Council Continuum.
Shelby County Commissioners vote Monday, Aug. 24, on hiring an attorney to be the body's special counsel in a statewide education funding lawsuit.
The commission specifically votes on hiring the law firm of Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard and Smith LLP to represent and advise it "on adequate and equitable school funding from the state of Tennessee."
There won't be a special election later this year in Collierville.
An effort to force a referendum on the $95 million bond issue for the new Collierville High School fell short of the 3,281 signatures it needed to take it to the ballot.
The definitive ballot for the Oct. 8 Memphis election was a bit late because of a challenge by city council contender Joe Cooper.
Part performing arts space and part family scrapbook come-to-life, the House of Mtenzi Museum is made to "tell the story of forgotten legends," according to owner Stanley Campbell.
Now that they've made the filing deadline for the Oct. 8 Memphis elections, candidates have until Thursday, July 23, to withdraw if they wish before the ballot is set later that day in the 15 city races.
Darrell Wright cut it about as close as was possible at the noon Thursday, July 16, filing deadline for candidates in the Oct. 8 Memphis elections.
Two Ohio-based development firms plan to build a new hotel on a vacant site in Downtown Memphis.
The Orlean Co. of Beachwood, Ohio, and Ceres Development LLC of Westlake, Ohio, plan on building a Cambria Suites on a 3.3-acre lot on the south side of Union across from Fourth Street, just west of Danny Thomas Boulevard.
The former Wonder Bread bakery at 400 Monroe Ave. could soon have a new owner.
The bakery, idled by a labor strike before being sold in 2013, is under contract to a potential buyer, according to a commercial real estate broker.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Over the objections of safety advocates, the Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday approved a trucking industry bid supported by FedEx to allow longer tandem trucks on the nation's highways.
Mid-South business travelers now have an easy, efficient way to reach several large Midwestern markets.
OneJet, a startup airline catering to business travelers, launched its inaugural Memphis to Indianapolis flight on Monday, June 22.
Developers got a tentative green light to move forward with the ambitious One Beale project, convincing regulators that the twin skyscraper development would be a game-changer for the Memphis skyline.
The owner of the city's tallest office building still has not paid the Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division bill on the property, and an official with the publicly owned utility said the two sides remain engaged in talks.
The owner of the city's tallest office building has until the end of the month to pay at least the past-due portion of the Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division bill on the property before potentially facing cutoff.
A California-based investor has purchased the Shops at Kirby Gate in East Memphis for $3.4 million.
An affiliate of Los Angeles-based Westwood Financial Corp. acquired the shopping center at the northwest corner of Quince Road and Kirby Parkway from Shops at Kirby Gate LLC, according to public records.
Alex Stringfellow believes it's time for Memphis to get back to basics.
As chairman of the Urban Land Institute's Young Leaders division, he's noticed at lecture events that questions from the audience always return to the same core subjects. This need for information, coupled with a perceived negative attitude among Memphians about the city's issues, drove him to organize ULI Memphis' May 4 event, "Getting Back to Basics: The Real Deal of Schools, Crime & Taxes."
When a group of elected leaders gathered a week ago at Goodwill Village apartments in North Memphis, they came to convey some sense of urgency about deteriorating conditions at the 47-year-old federally subsidized apartment complex.
Memphis City Council member Wanda Halbert will not seek re-election in this year's city elections and will instead run for City Court Clerk.
Halbert planned to pull a petition Monday, April 20, for the challenge of incumbent clerk Thomas Long.
Memphis City Council member Wanda Halbert will not seek re-election in this year's city elections and will instead run for City Court Clerk.
Halbert plans to pull a petition Monday, April 20, for the challenge of incumbent clerk Thomas Long.
Italian Film Festival USA will kick off with a screening of "Song 'e Napule" Tuesday, April 14, at 7 p.m. in the University of Memphis university center theater, 499 University St. Other screenings are April 15, 17 and 21 at 7 p.m. in the UC theater. Visit italianfilmfests.org/memphis.html for a schedule.
Center City Revenue Finance Corp. will meet Tuesday, April 14, at 9 a.m. in the Downtown Memphis Commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
Backers of Memphis mayoral contender Harold Collins are referring to his campaign as a crusade in which incumbent Mayor A C Wharton Jr. and Collins' City Council colleague Jim Strickland may have claimed most of the contributions and support of business leaders.
Jim Crone has been promoted to comprehensive solutions business development manager with Trane Mid-South. In his new role, Crone will work with large commercial, industrial and institutional customers throughout the Mid-South to develop performance-based comprehensive solutions for capital improvements and operational efficiencies.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Tuesday that the U.S. economy is making steady progress, but that for now the Fed is will remain patient about raising interest rates because the job market is still healing and inflation is too low.
765 Tanglewood St.Memphis TN 38104Sale Amount: $27,000
Sale Date: Feb. 9, 2015Buyer: Charles S. "Charlie" RyanSeller: Cowles Development Company LLCDetails: Developer Charles S. "Charlie" Ryan has acquired a key piece of Midtown property.
Cordova-based Global Ministries Foundation has bought an 18-acre property at 3999 Riverdale Road from Union University Foundation LLC for $1.3 million, according to a Feb. 9 warranty deed.
City of Memphis, Shelby County Schools AmeriCorps VISTA programs and Grizzlies Foundation TEAM UP Youth Mentoring Partnership will host the Tennessee Community Solutions Summit Thursday, Feb. 19, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Shelby County Schools Teaching and Learning Academy, 2485 Union Ave. The summit will focus on mentoring as a solution to challenges faces faced by Memphis youth. Email email@example.com.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – A freshman Tennessee lawmaker wants to make the Bible the "official state book."
Rep. Jerry Sexton, a Republican from Bean Station, is sponsoring legislation that would add the Bible to the state symbols of Tennessee.
How much is a 21-story skyscraper overlooking the Mississippi River worth? About $1 million a floor.
New York-based investor Jacob Sofer will pay Parkway Properties around $20 million for the Raymond James Tower at 50 N. Front St. Downtown, according to several people with knowledge of the transaction. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2014 appraisal for the 340,000-square-foot building is $24 million.
In major Downtown news, the on-again, off-again redevelopment of the Universal Life Insurance Co. building Downtown appears to be on.
In 2007, Greg Spillyards was part of a team at CB Richard Ellis Memphis tasked with reviving the dog-eared Bellbrook Industrial Park.
The project struck close to Spillyards' heart.
Born in Pine Bluff Ark., and raised in Memphis, Spillyards originally entered the world of commercial real estate to help transform communities from the ground up, the kind of effort that restoring Bellbrook would take.
In November, Volvo began operations at its new parts distribution center in Marshall County, Miss.
The 1 million-square-foot distribution center inside Panattoni Development Co.'s Gateway Global Logistics Center is the centerpiece of the company's streamlined North American parts distribution network and helped solidify the Marshall County and Fayette County, Tenn., region as a major player in local industrial real estate.
Memphis is poised to land hundreds of new jobs and retain several hundred more. Target will seek incentives from Memphis and Shelby County as early as next week for an online fulfillment center that will create over 400 new jobs.
Target will seek incentives from Memphis and Shelby County as early as next week for an industrial project that could create up to 600 jobs, according to multiple sources.
The Minneapolis-based retail giant has explored sites in DeSoto County and Memphis for a distribution center and is in the process of finalizing a lease for the 900,000-square-foot building at 5461 Davidson Road in Southeast Memphis. In addition to the 600 jobs, Target is expected to make significant capital improvements to the property, which was formerly occupied by Hamilton Beach.
A leading supplier of communications and security products, electrical and electronic wire and cable, fasteners and other small components is relocating to a new Memphis distribution center.
Anixter International Inc., which is based in the Chicago area, has leased 100,000 square feet at 4001 Hickory Hill Road inside Memphis Distribution Center. Anixter will be relocating from 4580 S. Mendenhall Road, where DDN is expanding.
They hike the trails, ride their bikes on the Greenline, maybe even go horseback riding or play disc golf.
"We see that age group out here all day long," said Coral O'Connor, program assistant at Shelby Farms Park.
The Downtown Memphis Commission board will meet Thursday, Nov. 20, at noon in the commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
National Civil Rights Museum will host a lunch and learn with Daphene McFerren, director of The Benjamin Hooks Institute at the University of Memphis, Wednesday, Nov. 19, from noon to 1 p.m. at the museum, 450 Mulberry St. The topic is "Freedom's Front Line: The Voting Rights Struggle in Fayette County, Tenn." Cost is free; bring your own lunch. Visit civilrightsmuseum.org.
Target is eyeing the Memphis area for an industrial project that could create up to 600 jobs, according to multiple sources.
The Minneapolis-based retail giant is considering sites in DeSoto County and Memphis for a distribution center and could soon seek incentives from Memphis and Shelby County, the sources said.
Former Millington Mayor Richard Hodges was sentenced to three years' probation Friday, Nov. 7, for facilitation of bribery.
Commercial real estate can offer insight into the strength of the local economy. Through the office, retail, industrial and apartment developments that mark the region the economy at work in the real world can be seen.
The Orpheum Theatre will present "Once" Tuesday, Oct. 28, through Nov. 2 at the theater, 203 S. Main St. Buy tickets at orpheum-memphis.com.
The only real controversy locally about the proposed amendment to the Tennessee Constitution on judicial selection is confusion about how the race for Tennessee governor on the same Nov. 4 ballot is connected to the votes on that and three other amendments.
The two judges and clerk whose court is at the center of the practice of estate law in Shelby County were returned to their offices by Shelby County voters in the August county general elections.
Probate Court Judges Karen D. Webster and Kathleen N. Gomes as well as Probate Court Clerk Paul Boyd each faced challengers in the election that drew a 27 percent voter turnout overall.
When Latino Memphis held its first annual Leadership Luncheon last week in East Memphis, the ballroom at the Holiday Inn University of Memphis included political and business leaders among the group of 800 people.
In the first voting meeting of the new four-year term of office, the Shelby County Commission approved Monday, Sept. 8, County Mayor Mark Luttrell's reappointment of Harvey Kennedy as chief administrative officer, Mike Swift as finance director, Yvonne Matlock as health services director, John Halbert as chief information officer, Tom Needham as public works director and Richard Copeland as director of the city-county Office of Planning and Development. The commission also approved William Gupton as the new director of the county's corrections division.
Shelby County Commissioners elected a Democratic chairman Monday, Sept. 8, but for a second consecutive year, that chairman was elected with the support of a majority of the Republicans on the body.
Former Millington Mayor Richard Hodges pleaded guilty Monday, Sept. 8, to one count of facilitation of bribery.
FedEx has decided not to renew a lease at a prominent East Memphis office building.
FedEx Services is not renewing a roughly 11,000-square-foot lease at the 189,644-square-foot Renaissance Center office building at 1715 Aaron Brenner Drive that expires Oct. 1. Employees affected by the decision will be moved to FedEx facilities, part of a broader consolidation and efficiency plan the company has been pursuing.
Nine losing candidates from the August elections are contesting the results in a Shelby County Chancery Court lawsuit.
The lawsuit was filed Sept. 2 by Democratic candidates Joe Brown, Henri Brooks and Wanda Halbert; judicial candidates Mozella Ross, Kim Sims, Kenya Brooks, J. Nathan Toney and Alicia Howard; and Doris Deberry-Bradshaw, who ran in a state House Democratic primary.
Hot Yoga Plus, a Nashville-based yoga concept, is opening a second Memphis area location.
Hot Yoga Plus, founded by Memphian Susannah Herring, has signed a 2,015-square-foot lease at 9037 Poplar Ave. in Germantown. The new store is expected to open this fall and follows the original Memphis location in Laurelwood.
Hot Yoga Plus, a Nashville-based Yoga concept, is opening a second Memphis area location.
Hot Yoga Plus, founded by Memphian Susannah Herring, has signed a 2,015-square-foot lease at 9037 Poplar Ave. in Germantown. The new store is expected to open this fall and follows the original Memphis location in Laurelwood.
The Shelby County Election Commission certified the August election results Monday, Aug. 25, at the beginning of a week that includes an early oath of office for those elected to county offices on the ballot.
A field of 15 Memphis attorneys applied to become the newest Chancery Court Judge as Chancellor Kenny Armstrong moves to a seat on the state appeals court in a week.
The Horizon, an uncompleted 16-story residential tower overlooking the Mississippi River on the southern end of Downtown, could change hands soon.
A yet-to-be-identified buyer is under contract to purchase the tower, according to sources familiar with the effort.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen held off Thursday, Aug. 7, the most serious electoral challenge he's faced since winning the Congressional seat in 2006, in the form of attorney Ricky E. Wilkins.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen has taken the early vote over challenger Ricky Wilkins in the hard fought Democratic Congressional primary on Thursday's Shelby County election ballot.
It would be cheaper and more efficient for the city of Memphis to lease and then buy the vacant Donnelley J. Hill state office building across Main Street from Memphis City Hall than to continue leasing multiple properties spread across town, consultants and city officials told City Council members Tuesday.
One more weekend of early voting and then it's the four-day sprint to election day for candidates, their campaigns and the voters who didn't vote during the early voting period.
Because of the length of the ballot – the longest of any election cycle in Shelby County political history – state election officials are encouraging voters who have made their decisions to vote early.
The Edge District near Downtown lost a theater but is gaining a new live music lounge in August.
The Dizzy Bird, named after legendary Jazz greats John "Dizzy" Gillespie and Charlie "Bird" Parker, is slated to open Aug. 2 at 652 Marshall Ave.
Logistics vendor Green Mountain Consulting wasn't necessarily looking to buy an office building when it began its search for more office space for expansion.
"We're not getting into the commercial real estate business because we wanted to be in it; we got into it because we have a company to operate and needed the space," said Jim Jacobs, one of Green Mountain's co-founders.
When Gov. Bill Haslam joined local economic development and civic officials at FedExForum in January to announce that Conduit Global would open a call center in Shelby County that would employ 1,000 people over the next three to five years, it provided a much-needed boost to the local office real estate sector.
All but three of the 24 local judicial incumbents on the Aug. 7 ballot came out on top in the Memphis Bar Association poll of judicial candidates released Monday, June 30.
Attorneys were asked by the bar to select candidates based on who they felt was best qualified to hold the office.
The Memphis Bar Association poll of attorneys on the judicial races on the Aug. 7 ballot shows 16 percent to as high as 38 percent of the attorneys participating have no opinion in many of the judicial races.
As the week begins, political leaders of both parties and across several generations will gather in East Tennessee for the funeral of former U.S. Sen. Howard Baker.
1120 Winchester RoadCollierville, TN 38017Loan Amount: $29.8 million
Loan Date: June 18, 2014Maturity Date: July 1, 2021Borrower: Legacy Farm LLCLender: CBRE Capital Markets Inc.Details: The owner of the 368-unit Legacy Farm apartment complex at 1120 Winchester Road in Collierville has filed a $29.8 million loan on the property.
The owner of the 368-unit Legacy Farm apartment complex at 1120 Winchester Road in Collierville has filed a $29.8 million loan on the property.
Lisa Busby has joined Howell Marketing Strategies LLC as a social media manager, handling the social media marketing for several accounts. Busby's background includes experience in the business, media and nonprofit sectors – including past roles as a radio news reporter and writer, and as a print editor in the national headquarters for the Fraternal Order of Police.
West Clinic's cancer center at 1580 Union Ave. in Midtown has sold for $5.3 million, one of three centers in the area that sold recently.
The closest race in the May Shelby County primary elections turned into a tale of the tape Wednesday, May 21, as the Shelby County Election Commission certified the results of that and all of the other races on the ballot.
Several years ago Richard White, vice president of properties and business development at the Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority, noticed what he thought was a troubling trend.
Former Shelby County Commissioner Deidre Malone will challenge incumbent Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell in the August county general election after winning the Tuesday, May 6, Democratic mayoral primary.
Shelby County Commissioners are in that time of the year when crowded agendas yield to hearings and votes on a budget for the coming fiscal year.
So when the commission meets Monday, April 28, the agenda will be relatively light as commissioners begin to take in some of the details of the financial decisions they will make later.
Shelby County Election Commissioners certified the ballot Wednesday, April 16, for the Aug. 7 state and federal primary elections and the nonpartisan judicial and Shelby County Schools board elections on what politicos call the "big ballot."
Shelby County recorded 208 commercial real estate sales in the first quarter, according to real estate information company Chandler Reports, www.chandlerreports.com.
2005: Work was stopped on construction of the DeSoto West Middle School and Desoto Elementary Schools following the discovery of archaeological remains, including human remains that could have been a burial ground. Archaeologists from the University of Memphis dated some of the material to 500 years before Spanish explorer Hernando DeSoto came into the area in the 16th century. Construction on the schools resumed later.
Memphis City Council member Lee Harris is challenging Democratic state Sen. Ophelia Ford in the August primary for District 29, the Senate seat held by a member of the Ford family since 1975.
The administration of Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. got a rough reception at the Tuesday, April 1, Memphis City Council session as it set the stage for Wharton's budget proposal to come in two weeks.
Shawn Glemser, founder and owner of Tripp Logistics, a locally owned and operated logistics and transportation company, has renewed his lease at Nonconnah Corporate Center. Elliot Embry and Hank Martin of NAI Saig Co. represented the landlord, Nonconnah Holdings LLC.
118 St. Agnes DriveMemphis, TN 38112
Sale Amount: $3.9 million
Sale Date: March 14, 2014
Buyer: Georgian Woods Property Owner LLC
The owner of the 110,808-square-foot industrial facility at 4050 New Getwell Road in Oakhaven has filed a $1.2 million loan on the property.
The multifamily group at CB Richard Ellis Memphis has closed on the sale of four properties in the Memphis market over the last several weeks.
Briar Club Apartments, a 272-unit apartment community constructed in 1985, sold for $8.7 million, or $32,093 per unit. Cinnamon Trails Apartments, a 208-unit apartment community constructed in 1989, sold for $8.6 million, or $41,461 per unit. respectively. CBRE Memphis represented the sellers, Briar Apartments LLC and Cinnamon Apartments LLC in the sale to New York based Briar Club LLC and Cinnamon Trail LLC.
6555 Quince RoadMemphis, TN 38119Sale Amount: $10.4 millionSale Date: March 7, 2014
Michael McCusker is used to the assumptions when the assistant district attorney general tells voters he is running for office this year.
"A lot of people keep saying to me, 'Wouldn't judge be a natural progression for you?' In some respects it would be," admitted McCusker, who is instead running in the May Democratic primary for Criminal Court clerk.
Shelby County recorded 49 commercial real estate sales in February, according to real estate information company Chandler Reports, www.chandlerreports.com.
An affiliate of Cordova-based Global Ministries Fellowship has paid $12 million for the Serenity Towers retirement center at 400 S. Highland St.
The Lakecrest II office building in East Memphis has changed hands again.
Southland Primacy LLC acquired the 129,104-square-foot office building at 6055 Primacy Parkway from Jefferson-Pilot Investments Inc. Feb. 28 for $4.6 million.
Vernetta Eddleman has joined the Family Safety Center, Memphis and Shelby County's center for victims of domestic violence, as director of client services.
In her new role, Eddleman will be responsible for the planning, design, development and management of client services, and will also supervise and train staff and partner agency providers in delivering quality care to victims and their families.
One of the six Shelby County Commission incumbents seeking re-election this year was effectively elected to a new four-year term in a new district with the noon Thursday, Feb. 20, filing deadline for candidates in the May county primaries.
You may not know it, but human trafficking is a problem in Tennessee. It's such a problem that Rep. Jim Coley, R-Bartlett, chairman of the House Civil Justice Subcommittee, has dedicated his career in office to fight against the crime in his home state.
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This investigation introduces students to the phenomena of urban heat islands, areas of higher then normal temperatures associated with populated areas. Using Atlanta, Ga., as the study site, students begin by analyzing the population growth and... (View More) geographic expansion of the area over a 24-year period. Students then use surface images from Landsat, thermal data from aircraft instruments, and land use maps to compare and contrast the distribution of vegetation, variations in daily temperatures, and diversity of land usage types around the city. The URL opens to the investigation directory, with links to teacher and student materials, lesson extensions, resources, teaching tips, and assessment strategies. This is Investigation 3 of four found in the Grades 5-8 Module 3 of Mission Geography. The Mission Geography curriculum integrates data and images from NASA missions with the National Geography Standards. Each of the four investigations in Module 3, while related, can be done independently. (View Less)
This is an activity about critical observation skills. Learners will receive an egg to record its features from various vantage points, illustrating their size, shape, and location. They will then try to identify and recognize the surface features... (View More) of another group's egg. This allows them to look more carefully where variations are not immediately apparent. This is Activity C-7 of Universe at Your Fingertips 2.0: A Collection of Activities and Resources for Teaching Astronomy DVD-ROM, which is available for purchase. (View Less)
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In this lesson, learners will use History of Discovery cards and interpretive skits to examine how scientists throughout history have explored Saturn. The lesson enables students to discern the multicultural nature of scientific inquiry and to see... (View More) how technology improvements increase our ability to solve scientific mysteries. The lesson also prepares students to create and interpret their own timelines spanning the years 1610 to 2010. The timelines depict scientists, technologies, and discoveries. This is lesson 4 of 6 in the Saturn Educators Guide. (View Less)
This is an activity about gravity. Learners will design their own experiments to explore the fundamental force of gravity and then extend their thinking to how gravity acts to keep objects like moons and ring particles in orbit. They use the... (View More) contexts of the solar system and the Saturn system to explore the nature of orbits. The lesson enables students to correct common misconceptions about gravity and orbits and to learn how orbital speed decreases as the distance from the object being orbited increases. This is lesson 3 of 6 in the Saturn Educators Guide. (View Less)
This is a lesson about systems and how they apply to Saturn. Learners will apply the concept of a system to learning about the Saturn system. They work with a ready-made scale diagram of the Saturn system, including the planet, rings, and moons.... (View More) They then complete a Venn diagram that compares and contrasts the Saturn and Earth–Moon systems in terms of the systems' components and interactions. Includes background information, procedure, and extension. This is lesson 1 of 6 in the Saturn Educators Guide. (View Less)
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Sounds like a good outing if the weather isn't nasty. I'd certainly like to come with my new Shen-Hao 4x5. (At last I now have a 4x5 I can schlepp without wishing I had a mule to help.)
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Sounds like a good outing if the weather isn't nasty. I'd certainly like to come with my new Shen-Hao 4x5. (At last I now have a 4x5 I can schlepp without wishing I had a mule to help.)
The birders routinely congregate in the Rambles with tripods, without permits. I've shot on tripod in Central Park for years, and no one has ever once questioned me.
Birders also congregate around the model boat basin with sometimes enormous tripods and scopes to keep tabs on Pale Male and his nest. They are often willing to let one take a look. I think the scopes (There was one a few years ago that had to be at least a 12" reflector) and their supports are more interesting than the birds.
The permits are free. I usually fax in the morning and I get a fax back in the afternoon.
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Well, if half as many people show up as said they would, we'll have a great crowd. For those of you not following the listserv (see my initial post) the planned date is Feb 3 with a likely backup date being Feb 10. I will be arranging for a group permit, regardless as to whether one is truly required or not. The initial meeting time will be 9:00am at the Bethesda Terrace with a second meeting time/place TBD. The plan is to do lunch at the boathouse ( http://www.thecentralparkboathouse.c...tions/home.htm ) if I can get us reservations and if they admit our sort of riffraff :D. We have a few interesting places to photograph in mind and we'll have a list put together before we begin.
If you want to be on the mailing list and can't seem to get it to work (I'm new to it to) send me an email (alec(at)alec.com) and I'll add you directly.
An update: We're still on for this weekend. The deal is that we are going without a permit. It seems that the city and Central Park Conservancy does not issue photo permits for the weekend. I was told, "We don't permit any filming/photography on weekends (this is because the Park is much busier and there are always events happening throughout the Park)."
"...however, I would suggest coming into the Park without an official permit. We don't require individuals (non-professionals) to apply for permits if they come in with a simple tripod set-up."
I'm bringing a copy of that email with me.
We'll be meeting at 9:00AM at the Bethesda Fountain, and we'll meet up again (for those traveling from outside the city) at 11:00AM at the Bow Bridge.
Per the email from the CPC fellow, the rules for shooting in the park are simple: Be sure to keep all equipment on paved pathways and do not block any area of the
Weather forecast for Saturday (thus far, which means little) is Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 30s and lows in the low 20s. The day before it's supposed to be in the low 40s, so we'll see. If the weather is truly miserable we'll postpone until Feb 10. (I'll post updates here the night before) Look forward to seeing you all!
Alec, the city's response has always been my experience, in many years of shooting off a tripod in the Park.
I had wanted to join you all. But family business requires me to be in Virginia this weekend. I'll come to the spring meeting. :-)
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I may as well say that I will not be able to make it either. The following week would be possible if it gets postponed.
Hi Alec,
Just wanted to thank you and all the great people that showed up today in Central Park. I was one of the pinhole camera guys -ARTHUR-shooting 4x5. Very nice group of people. I am horrible with names but if you know the e-mail of the man from Westfield NJ or if he reads this please shoot my an email>Also hello to my friend from Toronto.
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Kofi Annan Honoured with Zayed Prize for the Environment
Kofi Annan, Secretary-General for the UN honoured with the Global Leadership Award of the Zayed International Prize for the Environment,
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 6 February 2006
Ladies and Gentlemen,
To stand here in the UAE, and especially in Dubai, is to stand on the soil of one of the world's great economic miracles. It is a country whose leaders and people have learned the importance of using scarce resources efficiently.
It is a land that knows the importance of human and intellectual capital. Here in the heart of the world's oil region, Dubai itself derives less than 10% of its income from oil.
And it is a civilization grounded in strong cultural and spiritual values, which recognizes that sustainable development will not succeed without caring for and conserving the world's natural capital.
That understanding lies at the heart of the United Nations' global mission of peace and development.
Yet all too often, the environment has been viewed as a domain of limitless bounty -- a realm over which humans could exercise heedless dominion. And protecting the environment has been considered an afterthought, or even a luxury.
Again and again, from antiquity to the modern era, humankind has been shown the folly of such assumptions.
Today, we understand that respect for the environment is one of the main pillars of our fight against poverty, and essential for achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
But still, despite some real improvements in some parts of the world, our efforts to safeguard the global environment and make a transition to sustainable development lag behind what is truly needed.
The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment that was completed last year under the auspices of the United Nations and others – and which is itself a winner of one of this year's Zayed prizes – shows the terrible toll human activities are inflicting on the resources and networks that support life on earth. Prosperity built on destruction is not prosperity at all, but rather only a temporary reprieve from tragedy. There will be little peace, and much greater poverty, if this assault continues.
Action on climate change is particularly urgent. Scientists largely agree that without major policy changes in the next few years, we face a future filled with danger.
Now that the Kyoto Protocol has entered into force, the world has a dynamic tool for stabilizing and reducing emissions and supporting climate-friendly projects in developing countries.
Moreover, the world is about to embark on two parallel tracks aimed at intensifying global action. The first will involve discussions among the parties to the Protocol, and will look at binding targets for the industrialized countries beyond 2012. The second will be a dialogue involving all parties to the wider Climate Change Convention, and will look at a broader range of cooperative action, involving technology, adaptation and voluntary action by developing countries.
I urge all countries to take those discussions seriously. Regional and other initiatives are important, but the Framework Convention remains the multilateral framework for action.
And as these processes unfold, let us be clear what is at stake: the carbon-based economy is like an uncontrolled experiment with the global climate, with serious risks for ecosystems, business and human health. We must cut emissions. But we must also help the poorest of the poor and the vulnerable adapt to the climate change that is already under way.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
A change in mindset is equally important.
The world remains locked into short-term thinking, from election cycles in politics to profit-taking in the business world. Sustainable development cries out for a long-term perspective.
The world remains captive to the old idea that we face a choice between economic growth and conservation. In fact, growth cannot be sustained without conservation. One of two jobs worldwide -- in agriculture, forestry and fisheries -- depends on the sustainability of ecosystems. Health problems cannot be fixed by the health sector alone. Our fight against poverty, inequality and disease is directly linked to the health of the earth itself.
And the world remains perilously wedded to oil and other fossil fuels. The challenge here is twofold.
First: we must husband this resource, and use it efficiently, while limiting the impact on the environment by delivering cleaner coal and using cleaner ways to generate fossil fuels. All humankind must get the maximum benefit from every barrel, gallon or litre consumed – much as we try to do with water, where "more crop per drop" is our mantra. Prince Zayed himself understood that the true value of oil is in what it can do to improve the lives of people. Two billion of our fellow human beings today lack affordable energy services.
Second, we must look ahead, beyond the finite life of fossil fuels, and promote clean, alternative, renewable sources of energy such as solar, wind and biofuel. The soaring demand for oil is concentrating the minds of the world as never before. Today's high oil prices make the economic and environmental arguments even more mutually supportive.
This country and this region are well placed to spearhead the effort. Oil-rich countries can invest in new technologies and in the transfer of existing ones to poorer countries. Doing so would be prudent self interest as well as a mark of solidarity with those less well off. It would be a breath of fresh air for the planet. The Middle East was the main energy supplier of the last century. I hope that through your investments and leadership, you will become a primary source of alternative energy in this one.
Everyone has a role to play in changing the mindset.
Governments have immense capacity to set the rules and create the tax and other incentives that will promote sustainable development. Developed countries in particular -- with their wealth and power -- need to take the lead.
Businesses have unparalleled ability to innovate and to steer behaviour – and capital flows -- in the right directions. They should do even more to support green technologies and make them one of tomorrow's growth industries. I urge institutional investors and pension fund managers to continue their efforts to reward companies that have a long-term vision to deal with environmental risks and opportunities. The UN Global Compact corporate citizenship initiative has been working very closely to embed environmental principles in corporate activities and global markets. I am glad that so many of them are showcasing their work at an exhibition elsewhere in this hall.
And let us not forget people power: consumers; voters determined to exercise their democratic rights; legions of citizens' groups and their skill at popular mobilization and carrying out small-scale projects at the local level. It is appropriate that one of this year's Zayed prizes is being awarded to the head of one such organization.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Tomorrow, the representatives of nearly 160 countries -- including some 125 environment ministers -- will gather for the UN Environment Programme's Governing Council and Global Ministerial Environment Forum. Both figures reflect unprecedented participation.
I can think of no better time than now for you, some of the world's leading political actors, to act on the understanding that ecosystem services underpin all our hopes for defeating poverty, stimulating economic development and building a more stable world. Political energy is another of the world's renewable resources. Our challenge -- and your challenge -- is to tap into it far more than we have. We need to stop being so economically defensive, and start being more politically courageous.
I can think of no better use of the funds bestowed by this generous prize than devoting them to the cause of sustainable development. Accordingly, I plan to use the award as seed money for a foundation I will establish to work in Africa for agriculture and girls' education. Agriculture, because Africa's people need a green revolution. And girls' education, because there is no more effective tool for development.
Finally, I can think of no better place than here, in the heart of the Middle East, to add a few words about the anger felt by many Muslims about the recent publication of caricatures which they see as insulting to their religion.
I understand, and share, their anguish. But it cannot justify violence, least of all attacks on innocent people.
Once again, I appeal to Muslims to accept the apology that has been offered, and to act as I am sure Almighty God, who is compassionate and merciful, would wish them to do – that is, to act with calm and dignity, to forgive the wrong they have suffered, and to seek peace rather than conflict. And I urge all who have authority or influence in different communities, both religious and secular, and men and women of goodwill in all faiths and communities, to engage in dialogue and build a true alliance of civilizations, founded on mutual respect.
Dear friends
Thank you again for the honour of this prize. I am proud to accept it on behalf of the men and women of the United Nations, who are strongly dedicated to their mission of peace, tolerance and human dignity, and who work valiantly to improve both the natural and the human environments.
Thank you very much.
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Agriturismo le Sorbelle
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Sorbelle farm is located in the heart of Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO heritage site, in an area rich in picturesque and historic and artistic interest.
The farmhouse is divided into three apartments with independent services and kitchens.
The rooms are very comfortable and spacious reception hall with fireplace, garden and wide open spaces for hiking.
An excellent starting point for visiting the most important neighboring cities, Pienza, Montepulciano, Montalcino, Siena.
The house can be rented for short stays with accommodation in double or even for longer periods also for the exclusive use of an entire group.
We organize guided tours and food and wine tours by reservation.
Welcoming family atmosphere.
|Sleeps up to 14, 5 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Grosseto Marina 80 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|3 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Firenze 126 km, Nearest railway: Buonconvento 30 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Central heating
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|5 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 3 En suites and 4 Shower rooms
|3 Sofa beds, Double beds (5), Cots (1)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, Bicycles available
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Tuscany region
Tuscany is a land of excellence in Italy and around the world.
Treasure from centuries of historical and artistic riches, beautiful landscapes, culinary delights, fine wines, an example of primacy in handicraft production.
Visit Tuscany is to discover a unique culture but also know the good life.
Especially Val d'Orcia can be considered the heart of Tuscany.
Hilly area small extended but rich in attractions, first of all, the charm of the enchanting landscape, scenery chosen by many famous directors to films at all known.
Untouched nature where the towns that overlook it still retain their medieval appearance and wealth of Renaissance art.
Spending an holiday here means relaxation but also discover great riches.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Britannia Court Hotel London
Like at home
I had a very busy time when I was on my buissnes trip in London and just becouse of fantastic location of hotel where I was staing everything gone quickly and easy. I was glad that after long day I could came to cousy and nice room. Had a lovely welcome at breakfast time with nice coffe and fresh bread. Like at home..
Best hotel in Bayswater
My son and I stayed a total of 7 nights and were extremely happy with every aspect of the Hotel.
A couple of months earlier we'd stayed at the Crowne Plaza London-St. James which cost 4 times as much and was not nearly as clean and comfortable. Bayswater is a great location for restaurants as well.
Naomi's Mom is such a great cook and the food smells so good that I just wish we could have eaten dinner there occasionally; especially after a long days shopping! Sadly it's breakfast only but that's really good as well.
Nice people, good firm mattresses, great showers and very clean rooms. I could not ask for more. Highly recommended.
Nice Little Hotel
I found this hotel on tripadvisor.com. We needed an inexpensive hotel for our very last night in London. Britannia Court is a simple, no frills hotel. The room was very clean, service was great and the breakfast was wonderful. The location was perfect for our visit to the Portobello Market on Saturday.
Note not to bring too much luggage. We were on the 2nd floor and getting up and down the stairs wasn't easy with all of our luggage.
Other than that, I would recommend it.
Fantastic, friendly,clean ,great location hotel!!!
stayed here for 2 nights in june, during wimbledon fortnight.
very friendly staff, lovely breakfast. fantastic value for money. we unfortunately could not get a en-suite room due to the hotel being nearly full, but the cleanliness of the shared toilet was first class.
will definately stay again!!!
Great food, cheap, convenient, comfortable
Hotel Britannia Court -- just a 10 minute walk from Paddington and the Heathrow Express -- provides way more than the average budget hotel. The prices (55 pounds for a double and 30-40 for a single) are astoundingly affordable for the location and service, which includes an out-of-this-world breakfast. I would say it was homey, but that's maybe selling it short. In addition to the requisite comfy bed, the room I stayed in had high ceilings, tall windows and ornate moldings plus a smattering of super-cool but functional fixtures. And the breakfast...let's just say that I never ate a lunch during my entire stay. Prepare to be stuffed with (or at least offered) fresh eggs, organic yogurt, fruit, cheeses, various toasts and pastries, meats, cereals, meusli, plus good coffee from your own mini French press. I stayed here while attending a conference, and the staff helped me plot a walking route entirely through parks to my meeting. Thanks to Naomi (the owner) and co. for a great stay! Hands-down, this will be my lodging of choice for all future trips to London.
I stayed at Brittania Court in February and thought it to be wonderful. The hotel itself is cozy and the room I stayed in was clean and bright. Also the location is brilliant-- near everything that I needed and with the tube stops so close by I could go almost anywhere I wanted to in the city with ease.
At the time that I was there I was also finishing up a term paper which worked out brilliantly because my room was perfect for this-- quiet and comfortable and really condusive to me getting my work done without any distractions.
I have to say though, my favorite part was breakfast which, thankfully, wasn't limited to the normal stale cornflakes like most hotels but instead various fresh 'breakfasty' foods.
All in all, I had a lovely time at Brittania Court Hotel and will try to stay there again upon my next visit to London...
A lovely little hotel in the heart of london
The best deal in town! reasonably priced hotel in a very convenient location, plus excellent breakfast and friendly staff.
Rule Britannia Court
I arrived in London from Hong Kong not knowing where I was going to stay. People had told me of the plethora of reasonably priced hotels in the Bayswater/Notting Hill area and so I headed that way. I had almost given up hope after visiting a number of dives in the area until I happened upon the Britannia Court Hotel on Inverness Terrace. I was immediately struck by the excellent artwork hanging in the reception area (not to mention the dog hanging out by the desk) and was hugely encouraged by the friendliness of Naomi, the owner/operator. I was shown the available rooms and quickly decided to make the BCH my base in London. The room was recently decorated and the bathroom was clean and pleasant. The bed was comfortable and the linen was fresh. What else could I ask for? Intelligent conversation, croissants and fresh fruit for breakfast? There it was. The two-minute walk from the nearest subway station made getting around London very easy and I found myself actually looking forward to getting back to my room at night which, believe me, is not a usual feeling for hotels in this price range.
Thank you, Britannia Court!
I come from Italy, Rome.
I spend wonderful days at the Britannia Court Hotel in London!
First of all, the location: ten minutes by walk to Portobello Road and Notting Hill, one minute to Kensington Gardens. The area is very quite but at the same time it`s near to the commercial road and tube stations (two lines!)
Britannia Court is a familiar and so nice hotel, in wich I could find friendship and fun.
It`s an hotel but it looks like a warm home! All the staff was nice and caring.
My room was not very big, but so confortable and clean! ...and not expensive!
The most beautiful thing was the breakfast! At my awakening I was so happy to find in the dining room a big natural breakfast. Most of the products were organic. We could eat fruits, cereals, coffe, milk, herbal tea, croissants, marmelade, yogurt and so many different kinds of bread... delicious! All of this was served by two smiling ladies.
And I could discover the hidden places in the city thanks to the advices that the owner and the staff gave to me.
I have a great souvenir about this hotel and this people!
Excellent find - Britannia Court Hotel, London
Excellent value for money hotel, in great location for London attractions. Hotel staff were very friendly and made us feel welcome.
We had 2 rooms - both were basic but clean.
Continental breakfast included in the price (only �55 per double room per night). Breakfast was excellent.
Hotel highly recommended due to price, location, cleanliness and extensive breakfast.
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Tube WHAT?
As I mentioned, London is a busy place. People are ALWAYS on the move. The streets are narrow and there is about a 2:1 ratio of double decker buses to cars, and half of those cars are cabs. Being that it's summer, it is their tourist season so if you add all of the toursits (I can't find the stats, but in 2013 they had 16.8 million. Figuring this is their high season it might be safe to say that there would be close to 2 million in the month of August?) ...
Nightmare at the museum
The tube strike has had no effect on the people around here, everything is just as packed as ever this week. We left the British Museum for today so we didn't need any transport - we walked up Shaftsbury and Fid remembered the Forbidden Planet store he clocked the afternoon we first arrived. This place is stocked up with every kind of trinket from every kind of cult sensation from the last 40 years. Figurines of every Doctor, a Walter ...
Hallowed Turfs
... but he kept looking around and paying no attention to the road! Luckily the bus kept turning corners and avoiding other vehicles even without a driver in the upstairs front seat, so it turned out alright.
It was beautifully easy to transfer across to Wimbledon. 1500m to walk from the station, but we were willing. We thought we might hop on a bus if one came along, but when it did we were too far from the stop to bother even trying to catch it. ...
Homeward bound....back to where I started.
'Travelling is the only thing you buy that makes you richer'
A very lovely lady, Miss Zoe Cleary told me this quote and it has stuck with me as I believe it is so true. Being back at home now and reflecting back on the past 4 1/2 months is the greatest thing (though sad that it is over). I have been so fortunate to see and do the things I have and I have learnt a lot about myself.
Learning and experiencing the concept of the 'solo traveller' ...
M&Ms and a girl called Cath
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Lisa xo
I did very little today. I went for a walk and I read.
I didn't cook. I had the lovely Chris to cook scrumptious meals for me.
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Feeding on the Cosmic Web
Observations of dwarf galaxies show that sites of active star formation have fewer metals. These galaxies may have been diluted by the impact of pristine gas from the cosmic web.
Observations of dwarf galaxies show that sites of active star formation have fewer metals. These galaxies may have been diluted by the impact of pristine gas from the cosmic web.
Although magnetic fields exist virtually everywhere, we still do not know quite a lot about the role they play in the evolution of our Universe. On galaxy scales and larger, they can be difficult to observe, but may play a crucial role in how they evolve. Today's astrobite discusses work done to try and understand how initially weak fields in the early Universe can affect galaxy evolution over time.
The evolution of a galaxy is strongly dependent upon the environment the galaxy lives in. Galaxies moving through galaxy groups and galaxy clusters can get stripped of their gas that would otherwise be used to form stars. Today's astrobite discusses simulations of the stripping and removal of the hot, gaseous coronae that surround galaxies.
The Milky Way grew by accreting many smaller galaxies. What did these doomed galaxies leave behind, and what could they say about the Milky Way's early past?
Reproducing the observed star formation history of galaxies in simulations is a fantastic test of our understanding of galaxy evolution. This is regulated strongly by "feedback", for example, from supernova. Today's astrobite discusses feedback from high mass X-ray binaries.
This paper reports the results of a cosmological simulation, and how smooth accretion and mergers affect three important aspects of galaxy formation: stellar mass growth, size increase, and morphology changes.