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Court documents suggest volunteer firefighter Lanora Hackett and two other female firefighters at Vashon Island Fire & Rescue (VIFR) were treated hostilely, hazed by their male counterparts and passed over for jobs by an administration that did nothing to alter the department's all-male culture.
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Hackett, an active Islander and the mother of two, is suing the fire department for its decision to not hire her for a firefighting position despite the fact that she was the top scorer in the department's objective tests and an active volunteer who responded to more calls than any other volunteer. The suit is scheduled to go to trial today, after attempts at mediation failed and the fire department lost its bid to have portions of the case dismissed, court records show.
Neither Seattle lawyer Kathy Goater, who is representing Hackett, nor Michael Bolasina, the fire department's Seattle-based lawyer, would comment about the case. Hackett, who according to a past news report was seeking $2 million in damages, also would not comment.
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"Purportedly, an investigation was conducted and acting chief (Mike) Kirk determined the career crew acted unprofessionally," the brief said. "No action has been taken against those involved."
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Bolasina also said what Hackett took as gender-based hostility stemmed, in some instances, from the sometimes contentious culture of a department staffed by both volunteers and career firefighters. Career staff are sometimes sharp with volunteers and expect volunteers to be somewhat deferential to them, the brief said.
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Hank Lipe, who took over the reins of the department six months ago, did not return calls to his office; David Hoffman, who chairs the fire department board, also did not return a call.
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Thanks Zoe! :)
Mum of One says
Gosh I LOVE that orange outline. Beautiful shot. Is it a church?
bavaria says
Thank you! It is indeed! Well done Miss Marple! :D
Lou's Lake Views says
Oh Wow great shot and such vibrant paint. I hope what's behind the door is just as interesting.
bavaria says
Thank you Lou. I thought it was! ;)
Bibsey Mama says
Love this. Love the tangerine.
bavaria says
I love it too. I used to hate orange as a child! :D
Kim Carberry says
What a beautiful door….
bavaria says
Thanks Kim! (:
Sonya Cisco says
Beautiful doorway, love ho it is framed in orange!
bavaria says
I seem to be having an orange phase! Thanks Sonya! :) x
Multi Layer Mummy says
Amazing door, great shot, love those old solid doors :)
bavaria says
Thank you. There is so much history in them! :)
Leslie says
bavaria says
Thanks Leslie! :)
Coombe Mill - Fiona says
The door has some great carvings and I love the contrast between the colours.
bavaria says
Thanks Fiona! (:
Jaime Oliver says
wow loving the colours on this :-)
bavaria says
Thanks Jaime! (: x
Miss_Biggun ~ Dawn says
What an amazing old door, I really love anything like this xxxx
bavaria says
Thank you Dawn! :) xx
LauraCYMFT says
What a great door! Wonder where it leads too?
bavaria says
And that will be revealed shortly! :D
Linda says
Love the colour
bavaria says
Thank you Linda! (:
wendy says
love the door, and the colours xx
bavaria says
Thanks Wendy! (:
Carolin says
This just screams Germany :) Or potentially Austria, but I'm sticking with Germany x
bavaria says
It's Germany! :D
Charly Dove says
Wow what a fabulous capture, love beautiful doors :)
bavaria says
Thanks Charly! :)
Erica Price says
What a wonderful door!
bavaria says
Thanks Erica! :)
Lilinha Espindula says
Lovely door, I wonder what it leads to! :) x
bavaria says
And I will show you what it does lead to shortly! Thank you! (: x
Oh, now that is a gorgeous door. I can only wonder at where it leads to.
bavaria says
Somewhere quite impressive, although this is the back door I think! :D
HelpfulMum says
Stunning. The colours are amazing. I love pictures of doors!
bavaria says
Thank you! I have a bit of a door thing! :D
Pinkoddy says
What a very interesting picture. Really loving the contrast between the old traditional and the new and funky.
bavaria says
Thank you Joy! :) x
oana79 says
Beautiful invitation to exploration!
bavaria says
Thank you. You do have to be quiet quite in here though. Something I find quite hard to do! :D
Kriss MacDonald says
Amazing door set in such vibrant colour. Very cool photo
bavaria says
Thank you Kriss! :)
An Exeter Mum says
What a wonderful door and a great photograph too!
bavaria says
Thank you very much! :D
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"The Nature Conservancy is the largest conservation organization in not only West Virginia, but in the United States and around the globe," Bartgis said. "In West Virginia, we have between 4,000 to 5,000 members, and more than 1 million members world-wide."
Bartgis said the Nature Conservancy is a collaborative agency that uses good science practices to solve problems in each state and 30 countries. In West Virginia, the Nature Conservancy is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
"The Nature Conservancy in West Virginia started in 1963 with a group of volunteers, most of whom were associated with West Virginia University," Bartgis said. "An early project was the Cranesville Swamp. The West Virginia and Maryland state lines dissect the swamp, which features many beautiful orchids and sundews, that are carnivorous plants."
Bartgis described other well-known conserved spots in West Virginia including Smoke Hole, where there are 900 year-old cedar trees still growing and unusual white cedar trees. Dolly Sods, one of West Virginia's most famous natural places, has wild blueberries.
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The Alabama Crimson Tide and Virginia Tech Hokies square off on August 31 in Atlanta, Georgia. The game kicks off at 5:30 p.m. ET and will be televised on ESPN. But fans of both teams—and college football—have had this event memorized since the date and time were released.
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Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer and his staff know how it feels to lose to Alabama, as the Hokies were downed by the Tide 34-24 in 2009, and this team doesn't want to make the same mistake twice. He'll have a game plan cooked up to give Alabama as much as it can handle.
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The Mother of all Dreams
How do you get someone's attention? In 1923, John Reith, the BBC's first director-general launched a new initiative – broadcasting personal messages directly to individuals to let them know of next of kin who were "dangerously ill" They were very short and clinical messages, containing just a few simple facts like names, towns, car registrations or telephone numbers. "Will Mr and Mrs Smoth, last heard of eight months ago in the Birmingham area, go to Leeds General Infirmary where Mrs Smith's mother is dangerously ill," The first SOS message was broadcast in March 1923. It was a 30-second appeal to help find a missing six-year-old boy. Listeners got in touch, and the boy was found safe and well. This success encouraged the BBC to produce more, and an eclectic mixture of "emergencies" followed, including the escape of a Pelican from St James' Park, and a request for a wet nurse for twins born at a hospital in Norfolk. Another message to a bird-lover urged him to contact a Birmingham pet shop after buying parrots there because the seller had died from Psittacosis or "parrot fever".
Welcome to Babylon
"In the third year of the reign of Jehoiakim king of Judah, Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon came to Jerusalem and besieged it. And the Lord delivered Jehoiakim king of Judah into his hand, along with some of the articles from the temple of God. These he carried off to the temple of his god in Babylonia and put in the treasure house of his god. Then the king ordered Ashpenaz, chief of his court officials, to bring into the king's service some of the Israelites from the royal family and the nobility—young men without any physical defect, handsome, showing aptitude for every kind of learning, well informed, quick to understand, and qualified to serve in the king's palace. He was to teach them the language and literature of the Babylonians." (Daniel 1:1-4)
Daniel never expected to end up in Babylon any more than you did. Picture Daniel. One of the brightest and best of Israel. Daniel is from a family of high social status. He is physically flawless. He is a strikingly handsome man. If Joanna were giving this message, she might tell you to picture Daniel Craig. Apparently Daniel is actually much shorter than he appears on screen. So picture someone who looks like Daniel Craig only more handsome and less dumpy. Daniel is bright. He is quick to understand. He is qualified to serve in the king's palace, which means he has a high level of what we would call 'emotional intelligence'. He is also devoted to God and God's people. And he has all the dreams that young men like that have. Back in Judah his future would have been predictable. The whole world is at his feet. He would go to a good university and then on to success in whatever field he chose. He would have a great marriage, live in an enviable home with the right postcode, raise a wonderful family, occupy a prominent place in the community. But life did not turn out the way he planned.
The Jesus I Never Knew (Hebrews 1)
According to the Police Log of Sarasota, Florida, the elderly lady was doing her shopping when, upon returning to her car, she found four males in the act of stealing her vehicle. Uncharacteristically, she dropped her shopping bags and, standing in front of the vehicle to block their escape, drew her handgun, pointed it at the front windscreen and screamed at the top of her lungs, "I have a gun. I know how to use it. Get out of the car!" The four men didn't wait to find out. They jumped out and ran like crazy in all directions. The lady, somewhat shaken, put the gun back in her bag, loaded her shopping bags into the back of the car and got into the driver's seat. She was shaking so much that she could not get her key into the ignition. She tried and tried, and then she realized why. It was for the same reason she wondered why there was a football, a Frisbee and two 6 packs of beer in the boot. A few minutes later, she found her own car parked four or five spaces farther away. She loaded her bags into her own car and drove to the police station to report her mistake. The sergeant to whom she told the story smiled and pointed to the other end of the counter. There stood four rather agitated men who were reporting a car-jacking by a crazy, elderly lady described as white, less than five feet tall, with glasses, curly white hair, and carrying a large handgun. No charges were filed apparently. A case of mistaken identity.
If Jesus walked into Christ Church tonight would we recognise him? What would he be wearing? A 1st Century Roman toga? I think not. Would we recognise him? Tonight we begin a new series of sermons in the Book of Hebrews. We have entitled this "The Jesus I never knew".
Our Mandate for Creation Care
Mark Carney, the Bank of England governor, issued a warning recently that climate change poses a huge risk to global stability. At a gathering of leading insurers at Lloyd's of London, Mr Carney pointed out that the rapid increase in weather-related catastrophes was causing a spike in financial costs. But he also warned that the challenges currently posed by climate change "pale in significance compared with what might come". He said our generation has little incentive to avert future problems. Ironically, insurers are among those with the biggest interest in climate change as the syndicates operating at Lloyd's, the world's oldest insurance market, are the most exposed to disasters such as hurricanes and floods. Mr Carney said the after-effects of such disasters were likely to grow worse: "The challenges currently posed by climate change pale in significance compared with what might come. "The far-sighted amongst you are anticipating broader global impacts on property, migration and political stability, as well as food and water security." Who is responsible? We can blame politicians for failing to act sooner. We can criticize multinational corporations for exacerbating climate change through the exploitation of oil, gas and other natural resources. Or we can acknowledge that the Christian Church, which is the largest religious movement in the world, has largely failed to fulfil its responsibility to care for creation. Church leaders have not, until relatively recently, acknowledged that creation care is integral to the gospel.
How to Become an Eco Church
There are many different kinds of Church. You can be a member of an Anglican, Baptist, Brethren, Charismatic, Coptic, Episcopal, Methodist, Orthodox, Pentecostal, Presbyterian, Reformed, Roman Catholic or one of hundreds of other denominations including the Strict and Particular.
Some prefer a High Church, a Low Church, a Broad Church, Mega Church or a House Church. In remote places you may have to attend a Virtual Church. In some countries people belong to the Underground Church because they are a Persecuted Church. Many long to have a Junior Church, and aspire to be a Messy Church. But no one wants to belong to a Dead Church. We need to belong to a Bible Church, a Local Church, a Community Church, an International Church, a Gospel Church and a welcoming, friendly, caring, Christ–centred, Holy Spirit filled Church.
And some are realising that God also wants us to be an Eco Church as well. What is an Eco Church? An Eco Church demonstrates by their actions that they care for God's earth. That is why on Harvest Sunday at Christ Church we are committing ourselves to become an Eco Church.
Increasing numbers of Christians are realising that caring for God's creation is central to the Christian faith. We may have neglected creation care in the past but we are rediscovering that creation care is one of our God given responsibilities. A'Roche together with Tearfund and the Church of England are teaming up to help us become an Eco Church. This is a talk I gave at the September Family Service.
Here I am! I stand at the door and knock
Water is pretty amazing stuff isn't it? In its natural state we take it for granted. But when its cooled to 0 degrees centigrade it can bring an entire country to a stand still. When heated to boiling point water changes from a liquid to a gas. That is when water takes on a whole new dimension and becomes very, very powerful. Thomas Savery, the British military engineer, was the first to patent a steam engine in 1679. James Watt refined the engine and gave his name to the unit of power generated by the steam engine. A watt is apparently 1/746th of a horse power. For much of the 20th century, our entire rail transportation system was powered by steam. As a young boy I used to collect the names of the different steam trains that ran between Lowestoft and Liverpool Street, delivering fresh fish to Billingsgate Market and bringing Londoners to the sandy beaches of the Suffolk coast. Steam is still used to catapult jet aircraft from aircraft carriers. The steam catapult with pistons the length of a football pitch, can hurl a 45,000-pound plane from 0 to 165 miles per hour in two seconds.
Great power is realized when water is heated to high temperatures. But even greater power is released when Christians are on fire for Jesus. In our concluding study of the seven letters to the Churches of Revelation, the church in Laodicea has the unenviable distinction of being the only one about of which Jesus had nothing good to say. This is the sternest of the seven letters. Unlike the other churches, there is much censure and no praise.
Life Explored
What Life is Really All About
'This is the place of my song-dream, the place the music played to me,' whispered the Rat, as if in a trance. 'Here, in this holy place, here if anywhere, surely we shall find Him!' Then suddenly the Mole felt a great Awe fall upon him, an awe that turned his muscles to water, bowed his head, and rooted his feet to the ground. It was no panic terror— indeed he felt wonderfully at peace and happy— but it was an awe that smote and held him and, without seeing, he knew it could only mean that some august Presence was very, very near. With difficulty he turned to look for his friend. and saw him at his side cowed, stricken, and trembling violently. And still there was utter silence in the populous bird-haunted branches around them; and still the light grew and grew.
Kenneth Grahame's Wind in the Willows is one of my favourite children's stories. Rat and Mole's encounter with the Piper at the Gates of Dawn sums up what happens when we recognise the Almighty God as our Creator, as our Shepherd and Lord.
During the Summer we have been exploring Ecclesiastes together. Solomon has encouraged us to identify with those whose world view is secular, whether of an atheist or agnostic. Solomon describes their world view 27x as "under the sun."
Contentment and Where to Find it
Hugh Grosvenor, aged 25, became the most eligible bachelor in the country this week. That is because, on the death of his father, the Duke of Westminster, Hugh inherited a fortune estimated by Forbes to be worth £9 billion. This makes the young Hugh, the third wealthiest landowner in Britain and the 68th wealthiest person in the world. His estate includes 190 acres in Belgravia and thousands of acres in Scotland and Spain. Contented? Wouldn't you be? What price contentment? A fraction of £9 billion you might think.
Well think again. Although the word doesn't actually appear in our passage this morning, the theme of Ecclesiastes 5 is contentment. In verses 5:8-17, the Lord looks at the world and observes how we buy into a number of myths about money. In verse 17, we are reminded of the consequences: "All their days they eat in darkness, with great frustration, affliction and anger." (Ecclesiastes 5:17).


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Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPNDallas.com Dallas Mavericks reporter Chuck Cooperstein stops by to chat about the NBA season.
Cooperstein is in his eighth season as the radio play-by-play voice of the Mavericks for ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM, where he has been since the station's inception in 2001. Cooperstein, a regular on the Dallas/Fort Worth sports scene since 1984, hosts his radio show weeknights from 6-8 p.m. CT. His extensive sports broadcasting background includes play-by-play stints with TCU and the University of Texas football, as well as TCU, Texas A&M and SMU basketball.
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Chuck Cooperstein (2:59 PM)
Well this could be a big night. Omar the barber is in the house, and the cameras are ready to roll if the Mavericks can beat the Pacers so those beards can be shaven. I'm getting a lot of vibe that folks outside the locker room believe that this is a fait accomplit. Can't be when you're facing a team that's number one in the NBA in EVERY major defensive category. Mavs offense has been humming, but this is going to be a huge challenge. Anyway, on to your questions
steve (texas)
i guess time to finally celebrate coop another lakers hurt that makes all five of their starters have miss games this year and the mavs will finally make the playoffs yes or no..
Chuck Cooperstein (3:01 PM)
Just like two weeks ago, Steve, answer is the same. Laker injuries give the Mavericks a better chance to win. Statement of fact. No joy. I like watching talented players play.
randy (kansas)
guess it meant to be for mavs to make playoffs with all lakers injuries steve nash miss 24 games howard miss 6 gasol miss 33 blake miss 37 bryant miss 2 now mwp done for season have you ever seen something like this in all your years around the nba
Chuck Cooperstein (3:03 PM)
Man, I thought this was supposed to be a chat about the Mavs. Although since they play the Lakers Tuesday night and are trying to catch them I guess its OK.Anyway, within those numbers, Only two really matter. Howard missed six games. Kobe missed only two, Everyone else, with all due respect, can be played around. Had Kobe and Dwight missed more games it would mean more.
Vinnie (Oakland)
I'm a Warriors fan, but what do you think of the no call against Ron Artest a few weeks ago and the corresponding 4 point loss for the Mavs. I personally love the way they are playing, kind of like an old man Y team that plays smart and executes. How do you feel the game against the Lakers will be officiated on Tues, is Kobe going to get more FT than the whole Dallas team combined like against the W's?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:07 PM)
Wow ANOTHER question about the Lakers. Look, Mavs didn't lose because of a no call on Artest. They lost because Kpbe was out of his mind great (which he can be). Nothing more. Nothing less than that. And as for Tuesday night: Look, Free throws will always be a factor in a Lakers-Mavs game. Lakers shoot the 2nd most FT in NBA. Mavs allow the 2nd most (ahead of Toronto). Have to find a way to play without fouling
Nathan [via mobile]
Dirk went off the other night or a huge game against a top 4 seed, willing the mavs to a desperately needed win, is this a dirk we can expect to see more of? We have all seen him turn it on during the late stages and playoffs but could we see this more often now since knee surgery and say a full years recovery/workouts?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:11 PM)
This is what Dirk has been. Pay attention people. Dirk has been playing at a ridiculous clip post All Star break, and otherworldly over the last week or so. Over the last 6 games. Dirk is averaging 22.2 pts. Shooting 63.8 FG and 46.2 3 pt. making 62-65 FT. Since 1985, Only Larry Bird in 1985, Mark Price in 1989 and Detlef Schrempf in 1995 have ever had a six game stretch in which they have shot 60-50-95 over a six game span.
KB MFFL ( Lamars old W hotel room)
Coop at thebeginning of the season Rick said they would use oj at the point some. Now i know he hasnt always made the best decisions but we still never saw him consistently bring the ball up the floor and set up the offense was this due to ricks lack of trust in oj or just something that never happened just because?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:13 PM)
Ball in his hands too much leads to too many turnovers. Ball in his hands as a result of the ball being moved has been much better for him, and has allowed him to cut down his turnovers. In March, he has 67 assists to 20 turnovers, a ratio of 3.35 which is exceptional
Shawn Jacob (Carrollton, TX)
Any updates on the injuries of O.J. Mayo (shoulder) and Vince Carter (hand) that they suffered from the game against the Clippers?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:14 PM)
No updates. Carter has been playing with a bad right thumb for awhile and it got smacked by DeAndre Jordan the other night. Just playing through it.
Tyler (Dallas)
Is it as simple as Tuesday's winner of Dal @ LAL claims the 8th seed?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:15 PM)
Utah is very much in the mix here. They still have six of their last ten at home where they are far better than they are on the road. And if this winds up as a three way tiebreaker, Utah wins because of better head to head record vs Mavs and Lakers.
James (Jersey)
In your unbiased opinion, will the Mavs "SCALE THE MOUNTAIN, PLANT THEIR FLAG" and get the 8 seed?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:16 PM)
Still think they're going to fall short, but if they reel off three more wins in a row culminating with a win in LA on Tuesday night, I might be forced to change my mind
Harry Keer (Krum)
Please tell me it was just speculation that the Mavs were interested in Brandon Jennings at the trade deadline. He'll be available this summer, but he's a shoot first point guard that wouldn't fit in, and has been benched multiple times by the Bucks.
Chuck Cooperstein (3:18 PM)
Mindless speculation is all it was. Jennings made it clear he'd love to come here, but the Mavs after seeing him up close for two games would have to be crazy to want to pay him the eight figure salary he's seeking. Undersized chuckers, in my view, are never desirable.
jason (new london tx)
reguardless if the mavs miss the playoffs will mark and donnie make any positive moves this season (trades for talent and not cap space) if they miss out on free agency?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:19 PM)
I would think they will spend some money this off season. Remember they have Dirk and Marion coming off the books next season, that's $31 million. They can afford to take some back now. Might even do it this summer if they decide to deal Marion.
todd (rusk county tx)
if the mavs miss out on free agency will they be willing to take back contracts that no one wants, if talent comes with it?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:20 PM)
Tell me your definition of talent, and I'd have a better idea of whether or not they'd do it
parker (new london tx)
are the mavs destined for another poor season for 2013-2014 because mark will continue to hang his hat on capspace or will he actually make his first effort to compete since the championship?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:23 PM)
The key to any Mavs success is Dirk. I think it's pretty clear here that if Dirk was around for most of this season instead of missing the first 27 games, The Mavs would have a significantly better record, and would be safely in the playoff bracket. So as long as the Mavs find a way to bring in decent complementary pieces, they will always be competitive. There isn't a player in free agency outside of Dwight and CP3 that is worth breaking the bank for, and even if the Mavs decide they want to do that, they're still underdogs to the Lakers and Clippers because they can't offer the same amount of $$
Eric (LA)
Will Kaman be inserted back into the line up?
Chuck Cooperstein (3:24 PM)
Might need him tonight if Hibbert decides he's going to be a beast. And he's been a beast lately. 17-10 in his last 7. Season high 28 last night in Houston. Mavs have to be able to slow him down
Ray (Lewisville)
The Mavs have been terrible at the end of almost all of their close games. What did they see that gave them success against the Clippers. Was it Dirk just being outstanding or something more to it? If Dirk played like that earlier on (or got the ball more in crunch time), their close game record may be flipped.
Chuck Cooperstein (3:27 PM)
Dirk was great. Mayo hit some clutch shots. But it was their defense that got it done in OT. Clippers missed eight straight shots before Griffin's meaningless basket
Nathan [via mobile]
How much of the success since Mike James took over point should realistically be attributed directly to him, tho he has had big games I feel it's as much this team finally figuring things out and playing as just that, a team.
Chuck Cooperstein (3:28 PM)
Probably some of both, although James shooting has really helped space the floor more. I think he's giving them what they thought Anthony Morrow might give them when they made the deal with the Hawks.
Chuck Cooperstein (3:30 PM)
We'll wrap it here. Thanks for the great questions. Hope you'll join us tonight (Understanding you'll have some Sweet 16 action on your mind as well) Mavs have to be ready to bang with the Pacers, and if they bang well enough, there could be one interesting team photo to be taken. 7:30 tip
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The imminent departure of New York's Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and his replacement by leftist Bill DeBlasio, represents an urban uprising against the Bloombergian "luxury city" and the growing income inequality it represents. Bloomberg epitomized an approach that sought to cater to the rich—most prominently Wall Street—as a means to both finance development growth and collect enough shekels to pay for services needed by the poor.
Los Angeles: Will The City Of The Future Make It There?
When I arrived in Los Angeles almost 40 years ago, there was a palpable sense that here, for better or worse, lay the future of America, and even the world. Los Angeles dominated so many areas — film, international trade, fashion, manufacturing, aerospace — that its ascendency seemed assured. Even in terms of the urban form, L.A.'s car-dominated, multipolar configuration was being imitated almost everywhere; it was becoming, as one writer noted, "the original in the Xerox" machine.
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Sail Loft, is set within a converted boathouse, situated on the beach and coastal path, within walking distance of the town of Yarmouth, on the Isle of Wight. This is a lovely open plan apartment that has a light and airy open plan living area, with large windows and a Juliet balcony which overlooks the beach and sea. The living area consists of a sitting area, dining area and fitted kitchen area, plus this apartment has two bedrooms - one double and one twin. Sail Loft also has its very own private slipway, perfect for launching your own boat. Next to this cottage apartment is a licensed cafe and the nearest shops and pubs are in Yarmouth, a 10 minute stroll away. Sail Loft is an ideal base for exploring the Isle of Wight.
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Storage heaters and electric convector heaters, electric fire in sitting area. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, small freezer, TV with Freeview. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen inc. in rent. Off road parking for 1 car. Use of private slipway. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Licensed cafe adjacent to apartment. Shop and pub 10 mins walk. Note: Property has direct access to the beach; children should be supervised. Note: Swimming is discouraged outside the apartment due to the strong tide and currents.
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National Media has filed a registration statement with the SEC for the stock that VVTV will (may) receive in exchange for the $10 million working capital loan we provided to them in January. Does anyone have an opinion on what this means (if anything) for the status of the merger?
VVTV has cash, but that doesn't mean much if upper management is poor.10% of the people were let go 2 months ago. More layoffs will occur soon. For sure, the trimming will happen in the call center and customer service, possibly other areas also.Even if one company has money, it's hard to understand how two companies that don't make money will do any better when they merge.
More layoffs will occur soon. Mostly in the Broadcast end.They plan on being fully robotic (robotic cameras, that is) by June 1. Thusly, there will be quite a bit of people who used to run cameras and such out of work by then.It seems that they are even beginning to consolidate telemarketing work in Boston and slowly start whittleing awaythe telemarketing group in Eden Prairie
10% of what were laid off two months ago? The MWD catalog lost it's name and it is basically starting over. The staffing was reduced - 10 people were escorted out. big Deal!! There is a severe shortage of staffing in the call center and customer service departments (this is Minneapolis-2% unemployment) so don't look for reductions there......most of the recent turnover has been the natural flight of people nervous about the merger.


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Along the oceanfront Front Street, Queen Street and Duke Street, old stuccoed limestone block buildings and villas stand, many with interesting histories. There's the old Victoria Library, the post office, and colonial-era attraction of Her Majesty's Prison.
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Although the many visitors to Grand Turk only stop over for a few hours from a cruise ship, Grand Turk offers quite a few quaint inns and hotels to choose from for those who wish to stay overnight.
Keeping with the laid-back Caribbean atmosphere of the island, there are no large hotels or all-inclusive resorts. Oceanfront inns, typically found in refurbished colonial mansions, make up the majority of accommodations.
The most-recognizable structure in the Turks and Caicos, the Grand Turk Lighthouse overlooks the treacherous North Reef. Built in 1852, this cast iron tower was prefabricated in England.
Found on the scenic and high bluffs of North East Point, the grounds of the Lighthouse provide great vistas over the reefs, North Creek and the adjacent abandoned US Navy NAVFAC 104 Base.
In previous centuries, Grand Turk had a thriving sea salt industry. The mainstay of the Turks and Caicos economy for nearly three hundred years, millions of bushels of prime sea salt was exported to destinations throughout North America. It's difficult to believe, but at one time the output from Grand Turk and the nearby Salt Cay accounted for roughly one sixth of all salt used in the English-speaking settlements in North America!
The natural and shallow salt ponds found throughout the country were perfect candidates for the task of salt production. Ponds were developed into salinas, with a complex network of low stone dividing walls, gates, channels and windmill pumps.
Ocean water would be transferred into the salinas through small stone-lined channels. As the water naturally evaporated under the intense sun, sea salt would remain.
Although the sea salt production ended in the 1950s, much of this infrastructure still remains today, waiting to be discovered.
Found off the east coast of Grand Turk, the pristine Gibbs Cay is another top attraction. At this little island, tame and friendly stingrays of all sizes flock to the boats that visit the area and freely interact with people. With clear water, white sand and rolling hills with sea oats, Gibbs Cay is the perfect small tropical island.
It's possible to snorkel in the shallow clear water with the stingrays – an all-too-rare opportunity of experiencing large marine life close-up in their natural environment.