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4 bedroom country house for sale Orchard Lodge, Lydbury North, South Shropshire
An impressive individually styled spacious house on the edge of one of South Shropshire's prettiest villages. Stands in over 3.5 acres of gardens and grounds. Lovely views.Versatile accommodation, four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. Oil central heating and double glazing. Large double garage.... More details ›
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4 bedroom detached house for sale Ford House, Millbrook Way, Orleton, Ludlow, Herefordshire
Situated in one of the most sought after villages on the Shropshire/Herefordshire borders, a four bedroom house with an adjoining two bedroom holiday cottage. Set in about a third of an acre of attractive gardens bordered by a stream. Useful outbuildings. About five miles from Ludlow. A lovely ho... More details ›
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5 bedroom link detached house for sale Hopswood, Orleton, Ludlow, Shropshire
A stunning barn conversion in this highly sought after location moments from the centre of the thriving village of Orleton. High specification Barn. Four double bedrooms, three bathrooms and an extensive entertaining space. Additional one bedroom self contained annex. Long Drive. Large Garden. EP... More details ›
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3 bedroom country house for sale Pillar Box Farm, Haytons Bent, Ludlow, Shropshire
A stone built country cottage together with a detached stone barn with planning permission to convert into a dwelling. Useful stabling and outbuildings. Standing in a total of about 4.5 acres. An ideal equestrian property. Excellent area for riding and walking, three bed character cottage with lo... More details ›
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4 bedroom cottage for sale The Forge, Orleton Village, Near Ludlow, Herefordshire
A beautifully appointed historic village cottage. About 7 miles south west Ludlow. At least 4 bedrooms. 4 reception. 3 shower rooms. Lots of historic features including inglenook fireplace, exposed timbers. Double glazing oil central heating. Ideally designed for granny flat or and guests accommo... More details ›
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4 bedroom link detached house for sale The Oast House, Tunnel Lane, Orleton
A superb four bedroom character country residence converted from a former oast house about 6.5 miles south of Ludlow. Very many appealing features. Beautifully appointed. Fabulous 36' long sitting room. Four ensuite bathrooms. Double glazed throughout. Garden, courtyard and parking. Edge o... More details ›
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5 bedroom link detached house for sale Pedlars Rest, Elsich Court, Seifton, near Ludlow, Shropshire
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4 bedroom detached house for sale Roseneath, Yarpole Lane, Luston, Leominster, Herefordshire
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6 bedroom barn conversion for sale North Barn, Lurkenhope, Near Knighton, Shropshire
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6 bedroom semi-detached house for sale Ailsa Craig, St Julian's Avenue, Ludlow, Shropshire
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|With its acute hearing, it can pick up sounds from far away. It usually hides in quiet places.
|どんなに とおくの ものおとも ききわけられるので ふだんは しずかな ところに かくれている。
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DETROIT — America is getting back to work, and it needs pickup trucks.
Strong truck demand in March drove U.S. auto sales to their highest monthly total since August 2007, as everyone from oil and gas producers to local home builders raced to replace the aging trucks they held onto during the recession. Overall auto sales rose 3.4 percent to 1.45 million, according to Autodata Corp.
"I think day-to-day business is the best it's been in five years," said Tim Parker, owner of a Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram dealer in Hot Springs, Ark. Parker recently joined a Chrysler program that helps him stock pickups so he has inventory ready when business owners come calling.
March is typically a good month for the auto industry. Many car buyers put tax refund checks toward a down payment. And Japanese automakers, whose fiscal year ends in March, often juice sales with deals to end the year on a high note.
But this year had additional incentives for buyers. Fuel prices ended the month lower than a year ago. The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell to a five-year low during March. Interest rates are low and home values are rising. And the stock market — which is a strong predictor of auto sales — closed the first quarter with the S&P 500 at an all-time high.
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ROTTERDAM, Dec 2 (Sw) - A commission instated to look into Feyenoord Rotterdam's financial and sporting woes has advised that current chairman Jorien van den Herik should go.
The Kerkum Commission has spent the last couple of weeks investigating the state of affairs at the Dutch outfit. The leaked report stated that the resignation of Van den Herik would be a necessary first step for the club to control the current situation.
Feyenoord's recent history is black, with bad performances on and off the pitch. This week, this has been exacerbated by serious crowd trouble during the UEFA cup match against Nancy.
Van den Herik has been the sole policy decider at Feyenoord for the last fifteen years. In recent years, Feyenoord has been in decline, much to the chagrin of the loyal fan base. The purchase of arch-rival Ajax's failed striker Angelos Charisteas at the start of the season to replace Dirk Kuyt was the prime flashpoint at which the Feyenoord fans knocked their club.
The fans have been especially vocal this season in their desire to oust the man known to them as "the Great Bald Leader".
As a lasting reform at the club, the commission advised that the club should no longer be led by a single individual, but rather by a full board of directors.
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Man arrested on suspicion of selling heroin to H.B. students
HUNTINGTON BEACH – A 26-year-old Huntington Beach man has been arrested on suspicion of selling heroin to local high school students, police said.
Juan Vidrio has been booked into Orange County Jail for possession and sale of heroin and a probation violation, Huntington Beach police Lt. Mitchell O'Brien said Friday in a statement. He is being held without bail pending a court appearance.
On Wednesday, agents with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles Port Police and Huntington police detectives worked a joint operation targeting Vidrio.
Police began investigating Vidrio in March and determined he was selling heroin in Huntington Beach and that a large number of his customers attend local high schools, O'Brien said.
Investigators are still working on identifying which of the four Huntington Beach high schools the students attend. Police on Friday declined to release information about which campuses were impacted.
During the investigation, detectives learned who was supplying Vidrio with heroin and found that the supplier was residing in an undisclosed city in Orange County, O'Brien said
Detectives took Vidrio into custody and found he was in possession of 20 ounces of heroin that was packaged in amounts consistent with mid-level drug trafficking rather than street level sales, O'Brien said.
A search was conducted at the supplier's residence and about 7 pounds of heroin and 1.8 grams of cocaine were recovered, O'Brien said.
The suspected supplier, who was not identified, remains at large.
The seized drugs have an estimated retail street value of more that $250,000 and represent more than 31,000 individual doses of heroin, O'Brien said.
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Cobram fruit growers in disarray but not defeated, after Federal Government's decision not to contribute $25 million to SPC Ardmona.TONI BRIENT February 5, 2014 4:20am
The Federal Government's decision not to contribute $25
SPC Ardmona asked the Victorian government for the same contribution, which Premier Denis Napthine did not accept or reject during his visit to the company's Shepparton plant on Friday.
RJ Cornish director James Cornish from Cobram said he was one of SPC Ardmona's largest peach and pear suppliers.
''I guess to say we're disappointed is an understatement,'' Mr Cornish said.
''I thought SPC had a good case.''
Victorian Peach and Apricot Growers Association president and Cobram orchardist Tony Latina said while the lack of financial support from government was disappointing, it didn't signal the end of the industry.
Mr Latina said it would be up to SPC Ardmona to plan its next move, including the future of the cannery.
The Latina Fruits director said the lack of funding would be felt by fruit growers in Cobram.
''It wont be as severe as Shepparton, but it still will have an impact,'' he said.
''For the largest growers, like RJ Cornish, it will have a big impact.''
Mr Cornish said Cobram growers had already survived a round of SPC Ardmona's cost-cutting measures, and was confident growers could continue to thrive.
''There's already been impact with a lot of growers struck off the list last year,'' he said.
''I sold land and knocked orchards out.''
Mr Cornish said growers could adapt by growing fresh fruit instead of cannery varieties, for example.
Mr Latina said many local growers had already begun adapting, with the government's latest decision proving the agricultural sector was ''not getting any support''.
He said low import tariffs offered little protection to local farmers, and contributed to SPC Ardmona's financial difficulty.
''(The government) seem to be turning a cold shoulder on us,'' he said.
''Every other country in the world looks after agriculture more.
''Here in Australia we always seem to be fending for ourselves.''
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''I'm not alarmed,'' he said. ''We'll wait and see what happens.
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"Cloud computing is here to stay as a major IT wave that will take its place in the data center alongside mainframes, client-server and 3-tier web, says Sajai Krishnan, CEO of ParaScale, in this Exclusive Q&A with SYS-CON's Cloud Computing Journal.
"The recession is driving IT to consider newer, lower cost offerings and cloud computing is delivering on these requirements," he adds. Krishnan specifies the two primary concerns for users of the cloud right now to be Security and Lock-in.
Cloud Computing Journal: David Linthicum, the industry analyst and commentator sees Cloud Computing as being divisible into ten distinct patterns:
- Storage-as-a-Service
- Database-as-a-Service
- Information-as-a-Service
- Process-as-a-Service
- Application-as-a-Service
- Platform-as-a-Service
- Integration-as-a-Service
- Security-as-a-Service
- Management/Governance-as-a-Service
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Do you think it is just coincidence that he lists Cloud Storage first? Or does Cloud Storage undergird the entire stack?
Sajai Krishnan: It is no coincidence that storage is listed first. With any system, storage is the persistent foundation for which the data starts and finishes. Cloud storage is no exception and can even introduce unique challenges when compared to cloud computing. Take the classic use case of cloud computing:
My company needs to spin up 2000 servers in one day to deal with unforeseen demand or 20 servers at the close of each quarter. Two days later I spin them down when the demand passed. Cloud computing saves the day.
Given the need for an organization to save everything, storage growth tends to be steady and relentless. Shrinking your cloud storage footprint after a demand event is more difficult and less common (outside of special situations like simulations, data mining, scratch storage situations, etc.
Cloud Computing Journal: Are there problems associated with Amazon and Google's cloud computing concepts - to take tow leaders in the space?
SK: There are two primary concerns for users of the cloud: Security and Lock-in.
Security: Shared infrastructure scares many enterprise customers. How do they know their data is safe or even in the specified location? There have been numerous articles published about this issue so I'm not going to dive into the details but the concern is real. Combined with privacy concerns, this issue will be something that will continue to dog public cloud services.
Cloud lock-in: Each public cloud vendor has created a unique interface or API for using their offering. A user must program to that specification. If the user wants to change providers, they must reprogram to a different specification and pay double bandwidth charges for moving data. This puts the onus of change on the customer and enables cloud lock-in for the vendors.
Cloud Computing Journal: How does ParaScale's approach circumvent those problems?
SK: ParaScale addresses these issues by enabling the enterprise to build a private cloud and write files using standard protocols. We do not require a custom language to "speak ParaScale", instead we support industry standards like NFS, FTP, and HTTP that are well understood and widely deployed (in addition to new protocols like WebDAV).
A private cloud is deployed inside a customer's firewall and is managed by internal employees. Established security practices can be used to secure data and access yet the enterprise still benefits from the scale and economics of cloud storage. Additionally, with the ability for both service providers and enterprises to leverage ParaScale technology, before broad-based standards are established, end-users can transition between public, hosted and private clouds.
Cloud Computing Journal: What are the main new security issues that IT needs to address when storing data in the Cloud?
SK: Control of data is the main new security issue. Security is a broad subject but when considering public clouds data control is new and should be considered. There are plenty of unanswered questions about data control and reporting responsibilities. If a public cloud service provider is subpoenaed by the government it could well be that your data is vacuumed up, even though your company is not being specifically subpoenaed.
Think about what we have seen in the cell phone industry. Even more unclear is who is responsible for the data. Some argue that control is based on locality and therefore the cloud provider is responsible. Others say control lies with the owner of the data. Until this is feted out in the courts, this will be an open issue.
Cloud Computing Journal: How does the Public vs. Private paradigm apply to storage provisioning in the Cloud?
SK: In general, both public and private provisioning decisions come down to capacity and quality. Public clouds offer one model for provisioning storage. Private clouds have the ability to provide several options such as thin provisioning, fixed provisioning or a combination of those two.
Cloud Computing Journal: So companies actually can choose themselves whether to introduce cloud storage inside or outside the corporate firewall?
SK: Yes. In fact we expect many customers to choose both. Highly sensitive data will be kept on a private cloud. Data that needs geographic deployments and is not sensitive can be put into the public clouds. Others will use the public cloud to backup a private cloud with their service provider. New options are emerging every day, and end users benefit from selecting the best option based on cost and security.
Cloud Computing Journal: How about cost? Do you agree with those who contend that the lowest cost per gigabyte or terabyte wins?
SK: No. Cost is more than a purchase price. If you sell something for a penny a TB but it takes 15 guys to manage it, it's a bogus solution. If the user has to re-write applications and break security practices to save money, it will not fly. Cloud drives new economics that save the enterprise money from both a CAPEX and OPEX standpoint. Entry prices are lower due to commodity hardware and standard protocols. OPEX is saved via automation and policy based management, removing the need for multiple administrators per petabyte.
Consider, for example, the issue of data migration. NAS implementations require downtime and significant effort to move data from device A to device B. Usually a weekend or two is involved and end users need to be remapped to new mount points. The disruption is significant enough to enable a new class of file virtualization appliances that sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars each. With cloud storage, data migration is automatic and doesn't require weekends (or administrator interaction for that matter). This is one example of the exponential simplicity the cloud architecture enables.
Cloud Computing Journal: Does ParaScale pricing conform to the Cloud Computing norm of "pay-only-for-what-you-eat"?
SK: Yes. Even better, with ParaScale you can provision virtual file systems larger than your physical capacity, enabling your eyes to be bigger than your stomach. As files are written to the cloud, the administrator can add capacity just in time, leveraging newer hardware at a lower cost and larger capacity. And acquiring the standard Linux servers is really easy versus having to wait for the traditional specialty storage appliances.
Cloud Computing Journal: And scalability, presumably, is all taken care of?
SK: Others talk of unlimited scalability but everything has limits. No system is "infinitely scalable" and claims as such are bogus. ParaScale is designed to scale to hundreds of nodes and multiple petabytes. For customers who want to go bigger than that we recommend a few clouds connected logically with a single global namespace. It's not an architecture limitation; instead it is a practicality of networking capabilities and testability.
Cloud Computing Journal: Aside from storage, is there any other aspect of the Cloud Services stack that ParaScale has identified as having growth potential for the company?
SK: ParaScale is focused on cloud storage. Our roadmap is filled with enhancements that will enable new management paradigms, simplify application integration and continue to drive economies of scale.
Cloud Computing Journal: Last summer you raised $11.4M in a funding round; how have those funds mainly been applied to date?
SK: Our core technology has been running in customer environments for many years and proven itself stable and reliable. At GA, we plan to make our code available via a web download to anyone who registers on our website. Users can build a cloud up to 4TBs in size and use it forever, free of charge. We don't ask you to believe our marketing, instead try the software for yourself. To enable this model the software must be as simple as installing an application on your laptop. Therefore since funding we have been focused on making our product simple to install and configure.
I can personally attest to the simplicity as I've downloaded and built a cloud myself in an afternoon, and remember, my specialty is not systems administration.
Cloud Computing Journal: What's the risk of Cloud-* becoming just another buzz phrase used in the attempt to get organizations to "sign a check"?
SK: In this economy you need more than a buzz phrase to get a check cut. It's true that every vendor is jumping on the cloud bandwagon and trying to mould the definition to fit their offering, ParaScale included. But customers will look for offerings that solve their challenges regardless of the tag applied.
The cloud tag may get vendors in the door, but without the architecture to back up the claim, customers will move on. With any new hyped technology there is burst of marketing "me-too". Cloud is no different and as with new areas there will be a shake-out. But beyond that, it is our view that cloud computing is here to stay as a major IT wave that will take its place in the data center alongside mainframes, client-server and 3-tier web.
Cloud Computing Journal: Do you agree with those who contend that Cloud Computing, in its current incarnation anyway, falls somewhat short on its promise to make computing as a whole as simple as plugging an application into a utility service?
SK: Cloud computing is in its infancy and the protocols and implementations are not ubiquitous (yet). It's a bit like an American running around the UK trying to find a 110V electrical plug. The answer is always, you need an adapter. When a standard emerges and any application can talk to any cloud the promise will be delivered.
Cloud Computing Journal: What's the future trajectory of Cloud Computing seen from a ParaScale perspective?
SK: Upward and to the right. Cloud Computing is just getting started. Early adopters are getting on board and helping the industry make better products. The recession is driving IT to consider newer, lower cost offerings and cloud computing is delivering on these requirements. At ParaScale our early customers are excited about cloud storage and dreaming up use cases we haven't considered. We are on the cusp of the next wave of computing and at ParaScale, surf's up.
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COLUMBUS, OH -- (Marketwire) -- 01/23/13 -- GlobalWise Investments, Inc. (OTCBB: GWIV) (OTCQB: GWIV) (www.GlobalWiseInvestments.com) and its wholly owned subsidiary Intellinetics, Inc., a leading-edge technology company focused on the design, implementation and management of cloud-based Enterprise Content Management ("ECM") systems in both the public and private sectors, commented today on the Company's recent debt to equity conversions, channel partnerships and market opportunities.
On December 31, 2012, GlobalWise converted a total of $945,729 of debt issued by the Company and its operating subsidiary, Intellinetics, Inc., into 3,152,432 restricted shares of the Company's common stock at a price of $0.30 per share (based on the closing price of GlobalWise common stock on December 28, 2012, the immediately preceding business day).
"The conversion of debt to equity underscores the confidence of our key investors in the recent successes and future growth potential of our business," stated Kendall D. Gill, Chief Financial Officer of GlobalWise. "As a result, we have substantially improved our balance sheet, created more flexibility in our cash flow and improved the attractiveness of the Company for shareholders and potential investors. We're currently in discussions with remaining debt holders and expect to announce additional equity conversions in the coming weeks."
The Company's focus in 2012 was on the development of its channel partner program and on training and equipping new channel partners for success. As of December 31, 2012, the Company had 25 channel partners vs. 14 channel partners at the end of 2011. We added hundreds of new customers during 2012 as a result of these efforts and expect to add significantly more in 2013 when these sales channels are engaged for a full year.
"We began the transition to a channel sales model in 2011 as a part of a new strategy to leverage the strengths of our unique software platform by dramatically expanding our sales capability," stated William J. "BJ" Santiago, CEO of GlobalWise. "With the Intellivue software platform now fully cloud-enabled and the addition of 25 channel sales partners, our service model is highly scalable and our software can be delivered virtually anywhere in the world. By investing time, effort and resources in our channel sales program and training strategic partners in 2012 who are already selling software solutions into our target markets, we're now able to efficiently access an expanding universe of potential clients."
"Our software platform and delivery model are uniquely focused on providing ECM solutions to the underserved small-to-mid-sized business (SMB) market," continued Santiago. "According to the most recent US Census Bureau data, there are approximately 100,000 businesses in the US with 100 employees or more and over 5,000,000 businesses with fewer than 100 employees."
According to a recent report released by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., "competition in the ECM market is a mix of a high concentration of large vendors in the top tier, and highly fragmented second tier, which includes niche players and open-source vendors. The third and fourth tier, the SMB market, is virtually unserviced."
"In 2012 we began to reap the benefits of our channel building efforts and market opportunities. While the numbers are still being finalized and will not be released until completion of our annual audit, I'm pleased with our results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2012 and expect to announce annual revenue growth in line with previously announced guidance of 50-60%. We also experienced stable gross profit margins and improvements in operating profit and net income for the quarter," continued Santiago. "More importantly, we're seeing a significant increase in sales activity within our existing channel partners. Based upon this activity and our current growth rate, we expect 2013 to be a defining year for our Company that could result in doubling or tripling our annual revenue. We also expect to announce the addition of new national and international channel partners in the near future and believe that we will see both accelerating revenue growth and profitability in 2013."
About GlobalWise Investments, Inc.
GlobalWise Investments, Inc., via its wholly owned subsidiary Intellinetics, Inc., is a Columbus, Ohio based Enterprise Content Management (ECM) pioneer with industry-leading software that delivers cloud ECM based solutions on-demand. The Company's flagship platform, Intellivue, represents a new industry benchmark and game-changing solution by enabling clients to access and manage the content of every scanned document, file, spreadsheet, email, photo, audio file or video tape -- virtually anything that can be digitized -- in their enterprise from any PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone from anywhere in the world.
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CAEN, France -- Tom Boonen built his overall lead in the Tour de France by finishing second in the fifth stage Thursday, although the Belgian world champion is feeling the strain of wearing the yellow jersey.
He was runner-up to Spain's Oscar Freire, the three-time former world champion who prevailed in a closing sprint.
Boonen increased his lead by earning bonus time, and he will be the front-runner for the third straight day during today's sixth stage. But the yellow jersey, he said, felt "more heavy" because "I'm not supposed to wear it."
Freire also benefited from bonus time, jumping from 20th to third overall. World time-trial champion Michael Rogers of Australia is still second, 13 seconds behind Boonen, with Freire another four seconds back. George Hincapie of the United States slipped from third to fourth, also 17 seconds behind Boonen.
Freire, of the Rabobank squad, accelerated sharply in the last 300 yards, sprinting up the right side of the finishing straightaway for his second stage victory in three Tour de France races.
All 172 remaining riders completed the mostly flat, 140-mile route from Beauvais despite several crashes.
Boonen said defending the lead has drained him. His goal is not to succeed seven-time champion Lance Armstrong as the winner when the race ends in Paris on July 23. Rather, he wants to win more stages and the green jersey, which goes to Tour's best sprinter.
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Experts from federal government and private think tanks concur that the seven-year-long expansion will continue but much more moderately. For next year, of the economists polled, 55% predict a baseline forecast of slower but continued growth; 25% predict a cyclical downturn and 20% predict higher growth than 1998. Why the pessimism? Output is close to capacity and the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates, resulting in a decline in residential construction, expensive household durable goods and automobile production.
Capital spending will continue to expand, driven by high utilization rates that justify expansion. Rapid advances in technology and businesses' greater acceptance of such changes also will spur spending. Gross investment in schools, prisons, roads, and water treatment and delivery systems is projected to increase by 4%, but employee raises in public service should only be about 1.5%--slightly higher than business spending. Investment in new structures should level off later in 1998 with spending for telecommunications facilities parking structures increasing and offices, industrial plants, new stores and hotels beginning to decline. Construction firms should see employment increase into 1999 with gradual cutbacks as large domestic corporate and government projects near completion. Regionally, growth with be strongest in the Mountain and Pacific Northwest regions and slowest in the Mid Atlantic due to tight labor markets' pressure on wages and benefits.
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