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THE ANNUAL GREAT TOMATO TASTING. Rutgers NJAES Cooperative Extension Master Gardener volunteers offer over eighty heirloom and hybrid tomato varieties. Also fruit, salsa, basil and honey. Wagon tours, chef demonstrations 3pm - 7pm. 140 Locust Grove Rd..
BREWS CRUISE. Beer enthusiasts unite! Board Miss Lotta for one of the most elegant tastings you have been to yet! Sample our fine selection of beers from local breweries in the tri-state area. 37 Nolans Point Park Rd..
POCONO GARLIC FESTIVAL. Over 60 vendors, garlic eating contest, cooking contests, Peters Valley Artisan tent & more. 11am - 5pm. $8.50-$12.50. 401 Hollow Road.
WILDLIFE AND SPORTING ART SHOW. The annual show features the original paintings and woodcarvings by some of America's most acclaimed sporting artists. Past shows have included Al Agnew, Al Barker, Josh Brewer, Richard Clifton, John Crouse, Frank Finney, Jim and Joe Hautman, Ben Heinemann, Fred Kinne, Bonnie and Karen and Rebecca Latham, Rob Leslie, Krystii Melaine, Darren Miller, Manfred Scheel, Ken Scheeler, Adam and Dan Smith, George Strunk, Jack Wood and others! 55 Bridge St..
32ND ANNUAL SCANDINAVIAN FEST. Drawing visitors and vendors from throughout the Northeast US for thirty-one years, Scandinavian Fest is the largest all-Nordic festival in the US. A true Nordic-only event, ScanFest is a heritage festival to celebrate and promote the cultures, traditions, and current life of the Nordic regions & peoples of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden with wide variety of traditional foods (as well as customary festival fare for the less adventurous) plus a wide variety of handcraft items and imported gifts by over fifty vendors. Five stages of continuous entertainment throughout the day feature music & dance ranging from traditional Nordic folk to classical to jazz to contemporary world music by a variety of accomplished and exceptional emerging talent. There's even a separate stage and a special activities area for kids, as well as a field arena and combat/contest area. All that, plus demonstrators, encampments, Norse combat, Viking ships, talks, demos, handcrafts, and much more. 10am - 6pm. $11, $13, $14. Vasa Park, 1 Wolfe Rd.
SUSSEX HILLS KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW. 8am - 5pm. $5, $3 seniors, $2 under 12. Mennen Sports Arena 161 East Hanover Ave.
PADDY & PALE BOYS. Irish Pub Music 5pm. 8 Belvidere Ave..
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW. 9am - 4pm. $5. William G. Mennen Sports Arena 161 East Hanover Ave.
LADIES NIGHT OUT. 178 Airport Rd.
LYRA. Vocal ensemble from St. Petersburg, Russia perform chants of Russian Orthodox Church and folk songs 7pm. $20/ $10 student. 346 High Street.
CIGAR AND WHISKEY. Sample some of the finest craft whiskeys and bourbons in the area while you watch cigars being hand-rolled right in front of you! This cruise comes with a complementary tasting and two cigars. 37 Nolans Point Park Rd..
TACO FESTIVAL. 10am - 8pm. 37 Plains Road.
CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS. The 39th annual COTA festival brings world-class jazz ensembles to the Delaware Water Gap for three days of performance. Festival site activities include food concessions, arts and crafts booths, strolling musicians, a monitored childrens' area, storytelling and other surprises during stage changes. Plenty of free parking, a rain tent in case of inclement weather, and handicapped facilities are provided.
FALL FESTIVAL. This year's theme is"Spread your wings for conservation" Activities include archery, trail walks, free food, free drinks, heavy equipment viewing, Birds of Prey, nature games, face painting, river seining, children's arts and crafts, and nature play. 10:30am - 3:30pm. Helen Fenske Visitor Center, 32 Pleasant Plains Rd.
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. Celebrate 15 years of supporting local artists of all kinds with demonstrations by wood artists, jewelers and potters. Meet the artists, refreshments. 12 - 5. 23 Main Street.
AUTUMN IN THE PERENNIAL GARDEN. Plant care and gardening techniques. 9 - 11am. $15. Colonial Park Perennial Garden (Parking Lot F).
WINE GLASS PAINTING CLASS. Learn to paint sunflowers and leaves on your choice of 4 wine glasses, a 90 ounce (Sangria?!!) pitcher or a beverage dispenser that comes complete with stand. All materials and instruction will be provided and you will take home a work of art that you will be proud of. 1pm. 178 Airport Rd.
SOURLAND SPECTACULAR BIKE RALLY. Cyclists come for the low traffic roads, lovely woods, scenic vistas, mountain streams and postcard-perfect farms.
HERB VINEGARS, OILS, AND PESTO. 1pm. 205 Mt. Bethel Rd.
BAIT AND BOAT FESTIVAL. Family fun day on Lake Marcia. Activities include boat races; fishing and sandcastle contests; pond study with the Park Naturalist; crafts; and campfire with s'mores. Pack a picnic. Raindate Sunday Sept 11. 1 - 6:30pm. $5 suggested donation. High Point State Park, Lake Marcia, 1480 State Route 23.
BELVIDERE'S VICTORIAN DAYS. This annual event transforms Belvidere into the Victorian village that it was over a century ago and celebrates its heritage through a festive two day event that offers a taste of the old and a touch of the new, with over 100 antique, craft, and food vendors, quilters, lacemakers, fashion show, horse & carriage rides, and an antique car show that surrounds the entire town square. Entertainment includes a Vintage Fashion Show, a Gentlemens' Picnic Auction and concerts. Tickets for walking tours, historic house tours, and a cemetery tour are available online or can be purchased during the event. Rt. 80, Exit 12, Rt 519 South to Belvidere. Rt. 80, Exit 12, Rt 519 South to Belvidere.
43RD ANNUAL FALL ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL. The most talented artisans on the East Coast will exhibit and sell their unique hand-crafted creations at the this nationally-recognized community tradition and one of the largest craft shows in the state. Sunshine Artist, respected magazine of American arts and crafts, has rated it among the Top 50 "Best Craft Shows in the Nation" and #1 in New Jersey. Artisans from across the East Coast, representing a wide range of craft-working disciplines, will exhibit over the weekend. Prior Shows have broken attendance records, the town receiving thousands of craft-enthusiasts who come to share their passion. Visitors will enjoy creations in home furnishing and decor, jewelry, clothing, wood and metalworking, ornaments and more. These masterfully-done, handmade wares are of highest quality, and the artists will partake in a juried contest. 10am - 5pm. $5, under 12 free. Municipal Field; Gazebo Park on Main Street.
SHEEP AND FIBER FESTIVAL. Sheep shows, shearing, spinners, vendors, artisans, food, children's activities, llamas, alpacas, fleece contest, photo contest, skein contest and more! 99am - 5pm. $10/carload, $5/single. Hunterdon County Fairgrounds.
GRAN FONDO NJ. Cycling challenges along 18, 42, 62 or 107 -mile loops include entertainment and various activities, as well as timed hill climbs, add to the Gran Fondo excitement. 7am - 5pm. Starting/finishing on Speedwell Avenue.
NETCONG DAY. Entertainment, food trucks, 5K Walk/Run , family fun area. free parking. 8:30am - 5. Main Street.
AUTUMN LAMPLIGHT DINNER. Enjoy a night under the stars, sampling Hackettstown restaurants' diverse culinary specialties. Features live, local entertainment for dining and dancing pleasure. 5pm - 9pm. $45. Main Street Gazebo.
FALL CONTAINER WORKSHOP. Our garden design expert will lead this hands-in-the-dirt workshop and will give you the design tricks and tools you need to replace the summer palette with the crisp colors and textures of fall. 6pm. $40 includes all materials.. 178 Airport Rd.
CENTRAL JERSEY JAZZ FESTIVAL. Freddi Hendrix, Jeremy Pelt, Bobby Sanabria & Quarteto Ache along with many others perform during three days of jazz in Flemington (Friday), New Brunswick (Saturday) and Somerville (Sunday). Free.
HAWK WATCH. Join RVC Trustee & Naturalist Dennis Briede for a hike to the top of the Raccoon Ridge Hawk Watch. 8am - 2pm. 16 Main St..
AUTUMN WREATH WORKSHOP. Craft your own unique wreath, using a 14″ grapevine wreath as the base. Grapevine wreaths give you the option of decorating them simplistically or creating a lush wreath. Either option will result in your own unique fall wreath to adorn your front door or home. 1pm. $50 includes all materials.. 178 Airport Rd.
CASINO NIGHT ON MISS LOTTA. Four casino dealers, prizes, and passed hors'deuvres… All the proceeds donated directly to Lake Hopatcong Foundation. 37 Nolans Point Park Rd..
FALL FAMILY DAY. Hayrides, pumpkin painting, old-fashioned games and races, and indoor and outdoor scavenger hunts encourage children to explore the landscape that was once Gustav Stickley's home and farm. 12 - 4pm. $7 per child, adults accompanying children are free. . 2352 Route 10 West.
PRESSED FLOWER WORKSHOP. 10am. 205 Mt. Bethel Rd.
WATERLOO CANAL HERITAGE DAYS. Guided tours of the village and Morris Canal, special presentations, exhibits and craft demonstrations. Waterloo Village.
UNCLE FLOYD. 6pm. Free. Investors Bank Theater, 72 Eyland Ave.
TOWN WIDE YARD SALE. Proceeds support community charitable giving, scholarships, and military.
MILLBROOK DAYS. All aspects of pioneer life are demonstrated by skilled and dedicated docents throughout the village. Although it has been more than 250 years since Van Campen built his first mill, the legacy lives on in this re-created 1800s community. 10 - 5. 12 mi north of Rt 80 at Old Mine Road and Rt 602.
WILBUR'S COUNTRY CRAFT FAIR. The 36th autumn fair features craftspeople and artists from four states, held in charming country setting. Crafts include, jewelry, pottery, quilting, folk art, dolls. Decorative signs and country wood items, silk and dried flower arrangements, stained glass creations, pillows, toys, children's clothes, bird houses and much, much, more. 10am - 4:30pm. Free admission and parking. 735 Route 94.
JOHN BASILONE PARADE CELEBRATION. The annual event honors the World War II Marine hero with a parade, fireworks, and commemorative concerts. Boro of Raritan, LaGrange St to Somerset Street.
BILL MAYS AND TED ROSENTHAL. 3pm. $30/ $25 advance. 1686 Route 517 (Mountain Villa School).
CHAMPION OF THE GRILL. Grillers compete, music. 12 - 5:30pm. Free. Sussex County Fairgrounds, Plains Rd..
DOG DAYS COMPETITION. Canines of all shapes and sizes are invited along with their human companions to take part in contests and events. 2pm. 256 South Maple Avenue.
BLACKSMITH HAMMER-IN & TOOL SWAP. 10am - 4pm. $9. Red Mill, 56 Main St..
FALL STREET FAIR. Sidewalk sales, displays, vendors. 11am - 5pm.
NEW JERSEY STORYTELLING FESTIVAL. Forty storytellers tell tales for all ages, morning storytelling workshops, tell your own story at the Story Slam at noon 12 - 6pm. Grounds For Sculpture 126 Sculptors Way.
HIGHLANDS FESTIVAL AT WATERLOO. An environmental festival celebrating local food, music, arts, history and natural resources. Celebrate all things local with live bands on two stages, local food court, crafts marketplace, Living Green Expo, workshops, art show, Lenape Village activities, canal rides, kayaking, and guided nature hikes. $15-25. Waterloo Village, 525 Waterloo Rd..
LENORE RAPHAEL TRIO. 8pm. $20/ $17 advance. 6 Normandy Heights Rd..
WINE & CHEESE. Enjoy an informational night about wine while enjoying a selection of artisan cheeses selected by our very own chefs from our sister properties! 3 - 5pm. 37 Nolans Point Park Rd..
THE DOO WOP PROJECT. 8pm. Sitnik Theater of the Lackland Center, 715 Grand Ave..
BONNIE BRAE POLO CLASSIC. Equestrian contests, art exhibit, antique and classic car parade, polo cuisine. 12 noon - 6pm. Hillsborough Country Club..
BIG TREE HIKE. Visit a few of the largest trees in the state, including the 4th largest Red Oak in New Jersey (our State tree!), many other Champion trees, and quite a few trees that haven't made the official list but are impressive in their own right 10am - 2pm. $15. 80 Route 206.
MILFORD ALIVE. Music and arts festival in lovely river town. Live music, face painters, puppet shows, arts, demonstrations, fireworks. Wacky "bed race" at 2pm. Free. Bridge Street.
ANNUAL MOUNT TABOR HOUSE TOUR. Get an inside look at more than fifteen Victorian cottages, historic buildings and sites. View a heritage quilt show and furnished replica camp meeting tent. Box lunches available. For free parking use 864 Park Rd Morris Plains. Shuttle bus. 11am - 4pm. $30/ $25 advance. Simpson Ave., near the Tabernacle.
TERRY BOZZIO. 8pm. 234 Spring Street.
FRONTIER TECHNOLOGY. 10:30am. 205 Mt. Bethel Rd.
WATERLOO CANAL HERITAGE DAYS. Guided tours of the village and Morris Canal, special presentations, exhibits and craft demonstrations. Waterloo Village.
WALPACK WILDERNESS CHALLENGE. Duathlon (6k run/21k bike/2k run), benefits local non-profits. 9am.
FESTIVAL IN THE BOROUGH. Warren County's largest music and street festival features three stages of entertainment with an array of musical genres, vendors, children's activities, rides, an assortment of food.
ANNUAL PETERS VALLEY CRAFT FAIR. Beautiful American Craft made by 150+ exhibiting artists from across the country. This a juried show of exhibitors, who are each selected for excellence and originality in twelve different media. 10 - 6pm. $9. Sussex County Fairgrounds, Plains Rd..
ANNUAL ARTSEE OPEN STUDIO TOUR. Visit twenty-one artists in their studios, including seven at the Farmstead Arts center. Painters, potters, jewelers, sculptors, illustrators and more. participate in the self-paced tour. 12 - 5pm. Free. Bernardsville and Bernards Twp..
OKTOBERFEST AND ANTIQUE CAR SHOW. German music, food, and dance, and a special Oktoberfest beer only available for a short time. 12 - 8pm. $6, under 12 free. Chubb Park, Rt. 513.
60TH ANNUAL FRANKLIN-STERLING HILL GEM AND MINERAL SHOW. Dealers, gems, jewelry, minerals, fossils, stone carvings, lectures, literature, fluorescent mineral exhibits, mineral collecting, museum tours and the traditional swap/sell. $7/ $4 ages 6-16. Franklin School, Washington Ave..
SONNY LANDRETH AND CINDY CASHDOLLAR. 7:30pm. 30 Main Street.
FALL FESTIVAL ON THE GREEN. Entertainment, food, and exhibits of historic, recreational and educational aspects of life in Morristown.
FAME – THE MUSICAL. A full-throttle journey through the struggles, fears, and triumphs of young artists navigating the worlds of dance, music and theatre. 3pm. Rt. 28 and Lamington Road.
PROJECT HELP CONCERT FOR VETERANS IN NEED. Bring a new clothing donation of $25 or more and admission is only $10, which includes music and food. 12 - 4pm. 100 Main St..
SCOTCH & CHOCOLATE. 37 Nolans Point Park Rd..
JOSÉ FELICIANO. 8pm. 234 Spring Street.
SWING INTO THE ARTS AND DANCE WITH THE STARS. Dinner, dance competition and auction fundraiser. 6 - 11pm. $110 pp. Skyview Golf Club, 226 Lafayette Rd..
FESTIVAL OF BOOKS. Authors will speak and answer questions at one of several convenient Morristown locations. Book sales and signings, following author presentations, will occur at a tent on the grounds of the historic Vail Mansion. Vail Mansion.
Sundays • SHIPPEN MANOR LAWN CONCERTS. Bring your own blanket or lawn chairs and a picnic supper, then relax and enjoy these evening concerts presented by the Warren County Cultural & Heritage Commission.
Saturdays • NATURE WALKS. Hike the Paulinskill Valley Trail. Hike different sections with various themes. Hikes leave from Kittatinny SP, Warbasse Jct., or Footbridge Park in Blairstown. Free.
Weekends • ASTRONOMY PROGRAMS. New Jersey Astronomical Association Observatory is open to the public every weekend from Memorial Day to Halloween. Saturday evening programs begin at 8:30 PM and include a tour of the facility and public viewing of planets/deep space objects through the 26" telescope, as well as other smaller scopes. On Sunday afternoons from 2-5 PM, the public is invited to look at sun spots through the 10" scope equipped with special solar filters. For additional information, call or visit NJAA'swebsite.
Saturdays • PUBLIC PROGRAMS AT UACNJ OBSERVATORY. Astronomy presentations followed by observing sessions, weather permitting.
Weekends • A series of programs about the natural world around us for young and old alike. Preregistration is usually required. Topics range from a child's first introduction to nature to seminars for expert fly fishers.
Sundays • SKYLANDS MANOR TOURS. Free guided tours are conducted on the first Sunday of each month, March through November at 2pm.
August 1-31 • Judy Musicant & Jen Stein, ceramics
As is the case for many serious clay artists, Judy Musicant discovered pottery after embarking on her "day job" as an attorney. But from her first touch of clay in 1978, she discovered a passion for making pottery that has never abated. Judy creates functional pottery, meaning pottery to drink from, pour from, bake with, eat from, hold, caress, love to look at and make a part of everyday life. She works primarily on the potter's wheel, but because clay is so plastic and forgiving, she finds it almost impossible to throw a symmetrical object and leave it at that. She is forever poking, pulling, prodding, cutting or otherwise altering the thrown pot in some fashion, which is what creates a body of work that reflects her vision of art for everyday life.
"I have always loved clay... for its magical possibilities, for its response to glaze, for its pure sensual pleasure," says Jen Stein. " Since 1994 I have been continuously throwing and modeling functional and sculptural objects – experimenting with form, technique, and glaze formulations. Through numerous workshops with respected professionals, I have broadened my knowledge of working in clay and glazes. I taught pottery for several years and have led numerous workshops. It was my honor to be the president of The Potters' Guild of New Jersey between 2009 and 2016. Over the years I have made everything from miniatures, large bas-relief murals, functional ware, figurative sculpture, and even bathroom sinks. I now work in porcelain and make most of my own glazes, which I fire to cone 7 in oxidation. For the last decade my focus has been carving stamps for bas-relief impressions on thrown pots. Most of these stamps I make in the round to provide a continuous pattern – these are called 'roulettes'. I sell my work wholesale to some 25 galleries in 11 states. My quest is to develop unique work; a quest I hope to fulfill through extensive research, experimentation, and a touch of inspiration."
Ongoing • TOURS OF WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS AT THE FORD MANSION. The Washington's Headquarters Museum includes includes three exhibit galleries, a 30-minute introductory video, tours of the furnished house will be made available at 10 and 11am and at 1, 2, 3 and 4pm. Adults (Age 16 and up): $7, Children: Free


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D200 Size....
OK, so I had WAY too much time on my hands this morning. Between the time change, the power and cable/internet being out, and most of my work caught up, I got to pondering the size of the new camera.
Using known dimensions as reference in pictures I had previously downloaded to my laptop, and a couple of Nikons for reference. I have developed reasonably accurate dimensions of the camera. 147 x 114 x 78mm. (5.8 x 4.5 x 3in) Based on these dimensions, it will be ever so slightly smaller than an F6, and ever so slightly larger than an F100.
The viewable area of the monitor is almost exactly 2.5in on the diagonal, and the round buttons are the same size as on the D2X.
Like I said, way to much time, but for those of you in the same boat, it should make for a fun read. Now that everything is back on, I have to go to work
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#1. "RE: D200 Size...." | In response to Reply # 0SVA Registered since 26th Jun 2004Sun 30-Oct-05 09:49 PM
I did not store the reference, but one WEB-site gave other dimensions: 158*121*88 mm 810 g. It's very close to D2x (minus vertical grip) or F6 (plus internal flash).
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#2. "RE: D200 Size...." | In response to Reply # 1rutherfordphoto Registered since 26th Aug 2002Sun 30-Oct-05 11:11 PM
I never saw those numbers, but if that's the case, it looks like we might truly have our "Digital F6" minus a sliver of weight.
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#3. "RE: D200 Size...." | In response to Reply # 0
Almost right on target.
The specs are supposed to be 147 x 113 x 74 mm, 830g.
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Nearly Half of Network Operations Staff Do Not Use Network Monitoring Tools, Limiting Visibility Into Network Events and Leading to Finger Pointing Among IT Groups
Costa Mesa, California, 15 July 2014 - Emulex Corporation (NYSE:ELX), a leader in network connectivity, monitoring and management, announced the results of a study of 547 European and US network and security operations (NetOps and SecOps) professionals, which found that 45% of IT staff monitor network and application performance manually, instead of implementing proven network monitoring tools. The study, which was conducted during the spring of 2014, also found that 77% of respondents have reported the root cause of a network or security event to their executive team that turned out to be incorrect. Overall, 73% of surveyed IT staff said they currently have unresolved network events.
Read the full executive summary report at: http://www.emulex.com/artifacts/fce1bd42-22cc-45fc-a326-89a372da04af/end_wp_all_visibilitysurvey_report.pdf
Download the infographic at: http://www.emulex.com/artifacts/6cd7e797-1f47-4429-8de9-24cf3b0a6c71/end_ad_all_visibilitysurvey_infographic.pdf
Other key findings from the survey:
Attribution Often Incorrect
- 79% of the surveyed organisations have experienced network events that were attributed to the wrong IT group.
- 87% of respondents said that, at least once, they had to report the root cause of a network or security issue to their management but found that they didn't have the information required to be 100% accurate in their assessment.
- More than one-third (39%) said this has happened at least a few times.
Security Events on the Rise
- 83% of respondents said there has been an increase in the number of security events they have investigated in the past year.
- 81% of SecOps respondents indicated that their organisation has experienced a network security breach.
- 27% of breaches were discovered without the use of alerting tools, through manual searches and user reporting.
Growing Mobility Demands
- 84% of respondents said their organisation has implemented a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiative
- 26% of European respondents said they have no plans to monitor the network for performance issues related to BYOD. When combined with the fact that 45% of organisations are manually monitoring the performance of their networks, the growing amount of mobile device-generated traffic is on pace to overwhelm enterprise networks.
Downtime Hugely Impactful
- 70% of NetOps respondents indicated that they have had a critical network event that took at least one full business day to diagnose.
- More than half of US respondents (52%) said it costs their organisation more than half a million dollars in revenue per hour when they have a network outage or performance degradation.
Executive Commentary
"IT is facing new challenges related to the growing use of software-defined networking, virtualisation and higher performing networks, as well as increasingly more sophisticated attacks on company IT assets," said Shaun Walsh, senior vice president of marketing, Emulex. "The clear message from this survey is that one of the best tools for SecOps and NetOps professionals to have at their disposal is 100% network visibility that is tied to their detection management systems. It's the combination of proactive management and the ability to do forensic analysis that will give these IT professionals the right tools to maximise application delivery, protect their corporate assets and avoid the IT blame game."
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About Emulex
Emulex, a leader in network connectivity, monitoring and management, provides hardware and software solutions for global networks that support enterprise, cloud, government and telecommunications. Emulex's products enable unrivaled end-to-end application visibility, optimisation and acceleration. The Company's I/O connectivity offerings, including its line of ultra high-performance Ethernet and Fibre Channel-based connectivity products, have been designed into server and storage solutions from leading OEMs, including Cisco, Dell, EMC, Fujitsu, Hitachi, HP, Huawei, IBM, NetApp and Oracle, and can be found in the data centers of nearly all of the Fortune 1000. Emulex's monitoring and management solutions, including its portfolio of network visibility and recording products, provide organisations with complete network performance management at speeds up to 100Gb Ethernet. Emulex is headquartered in Costa Mesa, Calif., and has offices and research facilities in North America, Asia and Europe. For more information about Emulex (NYSE:ELX) please visit http://www.emulex.com/.
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Key Publishing has announced the acquisition of the market leading Spanish aviation magazine, Avion Revue together with its South American editions.
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The titles were previously published by Motorpress - Ibérica in Spain who have sold the titles as a result of a strategic portfolio review. This decision only affects the Motor Presse aviation business in Spain, Mexico and Argentina and not in other markets where Motor Presse remains active such as Germany and Brazil.
Key Publishing will publish Avion Revue and its related editions through its Spanish subsidiary Key Publishing Spain which already publishes a new Spanish language GA title, Avion & Piloto.
As one of Europe's leading publishers of aviation magazines with market dominating brands such as Airliner World, AirForces Monthly and AIR International, Key are confident that, with its worldwide network of correspondents and in-region specialists, they can build on the
excellent reputation that Avion Revue has forged over the past 26 years in satisfying the needs of readers and advertisers alike.
Adrian Cox, Managing Director of Key Publishing and Key Publishing Spain commented: "Publishing international aviation magazines is what we do and, as a result, we are delighted to bring Avion Revue into the Key portfolio. It is a strong brand with a great history and we are relishing the opportunity to develop the titles further by utilising both the expertise we have in this market and our infrastructure of aviation experts around the world."
The first issues to be published by Key Publishing Spain will be the November issue of Avion Revue (Spain) on sale on 30 October 2009 and the December issue of Avion Revue (Mexico and Argentina) on sale in November 2009.
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Taraji P. Henson is outraged because the magazine will feature the cast of her new CBS series, "Person of Interest" on its over, without … Taraji P Henson, it's leading lady!
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Main amenities
- 14 guestrooms
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- Airport shuttle
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- Refrigerator
- Free toiletries
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- This hotel has 14 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time noon-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Monday - Friday: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
24-hour airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
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- Government-issued photo ID required
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- One child (2 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
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- Coffee shop/café
- Room service
- Tours/ticket assistance
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- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Housekeeping - weekdays only
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This property does not have elevators.
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- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.65 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
Optional extras
Late check-in after midnight can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 15
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 25.00 per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 15 per vehicle (one way)
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Amazing From Start to Finish! Really Good Food! Everyone here, wiped there plates cleans! Really Relaxed environment.read more
Jun 29 2016
Karen P. via Yelp
My favorite local place! My family has been going since they opened. Food is phenomenal and very affordable compared to bbq places.read more
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I love having a preschooler at home – T turned 3 in March and she won't start preschool until September so we are doing some fun preschool play and learning at home with her.
Last week these fantastic ideas were linked up to Tuesday Tots that we've been trying this week at home.
Explore emotions with your preschool and help with pre-writing using a chalk board.
Make your own sidewalk chalk paint and get squeezing to create pavement rainbows – see Tiny Tots Adventures for the recipe.
Help your child develop their pre-writing skills with a rainbow salt tray – I love the effects on the light table, but don't worry if you haven't got one Where Imagination Grows shows how effective it is without the light table as well.
Playing with play dough is a preschool stapple and this Invitation to Create Play Dough Fish from Fantastic Fun and Learning is perfect for this time of the year.
Work on maths skills with our fun Frog Maths Game.
Tuesday Tots
Welcome back to another week of Tuesday Tots – join over 100 others linking up each week with activities, play, learning and crafts for kids of all ages.
Tuesday Tots is cohosted by myself, Learn with Play at Home and One Perfect Day – pop on over and see what they are featuring this week.
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