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Salesforce in talks to take chunk of Transbay Tower
Speculation is picking up that Salesforce is in deep negotiations to take about 300,000 square feet in the Transbay Tower at 415 Mission St.
A source familiar with the talks said that the cloud computing giant is looking at the space and that the two parties are working on a "letter of intent" document, although it is not yet complete. The source cautioned that the talks are in early stages and that many details need to be ironed out for the lease to be completed.
Salesforce is currently consolidating its downtown San Francisco offices into three buildings: 50 Fremont, Rincon Center, and 350 Mission St., which is currently under construction. By the end of 2015 Salesforce will occupy about 500,000 square feet at 50 Fremont, 400,000 square feet at 350 Mission St., and 236,000 square feet at Rincon Center.
The company is currently looking to sublease its space in three other buildings: One Market St., 123 Mission St., and One California St. The space Salesforce is giving up in those three buildings totals about 275,000 square feet.
The 1.4 million square foot Transbay Tower will rise 1070 feet on the skyline, making it the tallest tower in San Francisco. The building is being constructed by Hathaway Dinwiddie/Clark Construction and leased by Cushman & Wakefield and CBRE. The developers are Hines and Boston Properties.
In a recent earnings call Boston Properties Chairman Mort Zuckerman said that the "subgrade work at Transbay is progressing and our marketing program is in full swing."
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Senate Committee Approves David Friedman, President Trump's Pick For US Ambassador To IsraelA Republican-led Senate committee on Thursday narrowly approved the nomination of the combative lawyer selected by President Donald Trump to be ambassador to Israel, brushing aside concerns that David Friedman lacked the temperament for such a critical diplomatic post.
Trump Swears In Senior Staff, Tweets About Women's Marches SundayTrump held the swearing in ceremony for 30 assistants to the president in the East Wing of the White House on Sunday.
Melania Trump Draws Comparisons To Jackie Kennedy With Inauguration Day OutfitMelania Trump's inauguration day outfit is drawing comparisons to former First Lady and fashion icon Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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In Letter To Trump, NY Press Club 'Strongly Disagrees' With President Elect's Refusal To Take Question From CNN ReporterIn his first news conference since late July, President-elect Donald Trump lashed out at a reporter from CNN, refusing to take a question from him and calling his news organization and Buzzfeed "fake news.''
Trump: If Putin Likes Donald Trump, That's An Asset Not A LiabilityIn his first press conference since being elected president, Donald Trump gave credit to Reince Priebus for keeping the RNC from being hacked by ordering a strong hacking defense against the RNC.
President Obama Holds First Press Conference Since Election, Reassures Allies That Trump Supports NATOPresident Barack Obama is holding his first press conference since Donald Trump won the presidential election.
NY Attorney General Issues Cease And Desist Order To Trump FoundationNew York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has ordered Donald Trump's foundation to stop fundraising in the state, saying the charity isn't properly registered.
Clinton's Doctor: 'Healthy And Fit To Serve As President'Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shared the results of his physical exam with Dr. Mehmet Oz on "The Dr. Oz Show," in an episode that will air Thursday.
Monmouth U Poll: Hillary Clinton 'Significantly' Widens Lead Over Donald TrumpHillary Clinton has significantly widened her lead over Donald Trump since the period before the two parties held their conventions last month, according to a new Monmouth University poll.
Chris Christie To Serve As Donald Trump's Transition Team ChairmanChristie will oversee an extensive team of professionals preparing to take over the White House, and all that entails, in the fall, the Trump campaign said in a statement Monday.
Donald Trump Calls For Boycott Of Apple Over Encryption IssueBillionaire businessman and Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump called for a boycott of Apple Friday during a campaign rally in South Carolina.


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Penis Enlargement Surgeries vary in complexity from a rather straight forward penile ligamentolysis to the complex penile grafting techniques. Surgery LIFE Enhancement wants you to be fully informed when it comes to penis enlargement surgery, and potential risks and complications. Penis Enlargement Surgery involves the same risks as any surgical procedure. In this article, we do not cover EVERY potential risk of surgery, but we have highlighted a few that are prone to surgical penile enlargement.
Penis Lengthening Surgery: Risks and Complications · Recovery for penis lengthening surgery is typically 10 to 15 days depending on your age and health condition. As previously mentioned, penile ligamentolysis surgery is not catergozied as complex a surgery as penile grafting phalloplasty. Penile lengthening phalloplasty is approximately a 2 to 3 hour out-patient surgical procedure. The lengthening post-op healing and recovery phase is far less rigorous, in terms of duration, compared to surgical penile widening. This limits potential risks and complications, but even a perfect surgery has the potential for post-op complications. Penis enlargement surgery complications unique to penis lengthening surgery may include scarring, infection, incision/suture dehiscence, penile contracture, swelling, and bruising.
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The Ethereals were a humanoid race native to an Earth-like planet. Their capital city was Droog. The Ethereals built the Baggolts to serve them, but the Baggolts rebelled and turned their former masters into living clouds in a failed attempt to vaporise them.
Five eketrons later, the First Doctor visited their world, where the Ethereals captured him and tried to turn him into a mould for new humanoid bodies, a process which would have killed him. Instead, the Doctor restored their original bodies, then helped their leader Mitzog put an end to the Baggolt rebellion. (PROSE: The Cloud Exiles)


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Cut the crusts out of the bread slices. Roll them out.
Spread some jam on the slice, then roll it up!
Combine the egg, the milk and the sugar. Dip each roll in it and let it soak a little bit.
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But please double-check before ordering up the Gulfstream jet and pointing it south. The headlines may tell you with breathless certainty that Hollywood's most scrutinised couple will indeed be tying the knot on Como's shores this weekend. But headlines can be wrong.
In truth, it was all joyous confusion and rumour yesterday, thanks mostly to the ever-observant wife of the Mayor of Laglio, the town where George Clooney has a fancy lakeside villa. Mr Clooney is a close pal of Brad and Angelina. And yesterday there was activity at the house.
Activity! What that means exactly remained slightly uncertain, but Monica Mantero, whose husband, the Mayor, is Giuseppe Mantero, said something about metal shades going up inside the ground-floor windows of Villa Clooney. And the job of shades, generally, is to hide something. Like a wedding.
We have to listen to Ms Mantero, because if the pair are to wed it would be her husband, the Mayor, who would most likely officiate. He had heard absolutely nothing from the couple, she admitted, but on the other hand, if called upon with as little as one hour's notice, he would always be ready to oblige.
But back to the house. "There's a lot of movement at the villa, a lot of people there. We were expecting Clooney today, but he didn't show up," she told the Associated Press. Movement!
Clooney's presence is surely a must. So where was he? "I can tell you Clooney isn't here," confided Maricuccia Riva, another of the town's lace-curtain twitchers. "Whenever he's here a motorboat is tied up to his dock and there's no motorboat. I'm looking right now from my window."
It would help if one of the protagonists would say something to an expectant world. No one, yesterday, would say a thing, however. Which left all sorts of possibilities. Brangelina, as the couple is now known, may indeed be marrying today, but somewhere else entirely. They could have tied the knot weeks ago. Or perhaps they have broken up and Brad is right now chewing bagels again with Jennifer Aniston.
Let's rule out the last scenario. Brad and Jennifer broke up last year, as we all know, after four years of marriage, because of "irreconcilable" differences. And for Jennifer, the endless tabloid heavy breathing about Brangelina is too much. "It makes my skin crawl," she said.
Better we return our focus to Como because, if it does happen, we don't want to miss it, metal shades not. One potential problem: the wedding may be about to happen there, but not at chez Clooney. Yes, it could unfold at the famed Hotel Villa D'Este, a few miles down the shoreline, where Frank Sinatra exchanged rings with Ava Gardner.
What did the hotel know last night about a famous wedding this weekend? Niente. But, like the Mayor of Laglio, everyone was ready to spring to action at a moment's notice should the Brangelina caravan pull in.
Will they or won't they? Well, one day they will, if not today. Angelina, after all, is very visibly pregnant nowadays, and in January Brad went to court to be named adoptive father of the kids, Maddox and Zahara. They have to get married. The world is sick with suspense. For the love of God, do it today!
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A great place to eat in San Sebastián/Donostia, once you've tried pintxos, is the Aita Mari Restaurant. They are located in the Old Quarter, with great views of the small harbour. No, it´s not a Michelin-starred restaurant, but it definitely doesn´t make any difference.
I found this place by chance and the menu outside was not only reasonably priced, but showed very creative food. I had the Menu del Mediodía, or lunch menu – a semi-set menu with four options of starter, main course and dessert. For just over €20 per person including house wine and water, it was a no-brainer.
The restaurant itself is simply decorated and very bright, with large windows offering great views over the small harbour. Service was casual and the waiters were very friendly and really knew what they were doing and serving.
My starter was smoked salmon salad with sherry vinaigrette. The salad was nice an crunchy and the salmon perfect. As a main course I ordered stuffed cuttlefish cooked in its own ink which is a popular Basque delicacy.
Both starter and main course were delicious, but the biggest surprise was my dessert. I ordered chocolate and coffee cake with mandarine ice cream. The ice cream itself was great and was covered in lines of melted chocolate – which had already hardened. The moment I tried it with the chocolate, it was like a feast in my mouth. The different textures together were something so special that I was talking about it for days.
This small restaurant showed the Basques really know how to eat – and cook – well without having to spend a real fortune.
If you want to try it…
Calle Puerto 23 – near the arches
20003 San Sebastián/Donostia, Spain
Phone: +34 943 431 359
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Daytime menu: €17.75 (midweek) or €19.75 (weekends and public holidays) per person
Evening menu: €26.50 per person (water and house wine included)
À la carte: starters between €8.50 and €18.00, mains €14.00 to €38.00 and desserts €5.50 to €8.00
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Location can't be beat! This fantastic family home in a cul-de-sac on the Springville bench, amazing views, large covered deck for entertaining, beautiful mountain views from your kitchen window, agent related to seller.
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Dishwasher: Built-In, Disposal, Floor Drains, Gas Log, Kitchen: Updated, Range/Oven: Free Stdng.
Basement Full
Fireplaces 2
Air Cond: Central Air: Electric, Evap. Cooler: Roof
Heating: Forced Air, Gas: Central
Floor Type: Laminate, Tile, Slate
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Deck: Covered
Acreage: 0.3000 Acres
Lot: Cul-de-Sac, Curb & Gutter, Fenced: Full, Secluded Yard, Sprinkler: Auto-Full, Terrain: Grad Slope, View: Lake, View: Mountain, View: Valley
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Roof: Asphalt Shingles
Exterior: Aluminum/Vinyl, Brick
Patio/Deck: 1 Patio 1 Deck
Garage/Parking: Built-In, Extra Length
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Garage Capacity: 2
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Subdivision: CAMEL BACK
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Amenities: Cable Tv Available, Electric Dryer Hookup
Water: Culinary
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School District: Nebo
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As memories of the Millenium celebrations fade, the army of private investors that piled into hi-tech stocks before Christmas in unprecendented numbers are now being faced with a crucial test. Just how tough are their nerves? If any of these people, many of them new to investing in the stockmarket, had any illusions that hi-tech stocks only went upwards, they were shattered in the week following the New Year.
As memories of the Millenium celebrations fade, the army of private investors that piled into hi-tech stocks before Christmas in unprecendented numbers are now being faced with a crucial test. Just how tough are their nerves? If any of these people, many of them new to investing in the stockmarket, had any illusions that hi-tech stocks only went upwards, they were shattered in the week following the New Year.
In the first three days of 2000 almost £100bn was wiped from the FTSE 100 market in the UK. In the first two days alone, the IT sector plunged 12 per cent, software 11 per cent and telecom services 9 per cent.
Suddenly all that hype about "building the new economy" looked like hot air. Then along came the world's biggest merger, between AOL and Time Warner. The world's biggest Internet service provider was merging with one of the biggest media providers, sending the markets scurrying back up again.
So should private investors stick with their new dot com stocks and e-commerce launches? Or should they unload them, take their profits, and switch into a boring old utility company in order to ride out the storm?
There is no way to tell whether the tech stocks are heading for a fall this year, but investors should be braced for a rollercoaster ride. The quarter point rise in UK interest rates this week will inevitably be followed by similar rises in the US and Europe, which could jolt stockmarkets.
Nevertheless the sheer volume of private share purchases seems to be holding to the December "frenzy" levels. So much so that one execution-only stockbroker, Dealwise, was temporarily forced to stop opening new client accounts this week "whilst the high level of demand from existing clients continues."
Whatever happens to share prices, one certainty is that we are in a new world as far as the private investor is concerned. The access to priveleged information enjoyed by the City slickers in the Square Mile is no longer the advantage it once was. Private investors connected to the Internet can now "mine" as much information about companies as the largest City institutions. The London Stock Exchange for example, has given up its monopoly of official company announcements, the Regulatory News Service. Now the service is available over the Internet, to everyone.
Whether or not the post-New Year wobbles in the markets have taken the shine off e-commerce and dot com shares, there are a huge number of new investing opportunities set to whet punters' appetites.
At least 50 Internet businesses are set to float on the UK stockmarket this year alone; not to mention another 500 (at least) in the US. Significantly, many of the biggest planned floats are in personal finance, such as iii.com. It seems more and more people want to increase control of their finances by using the web.
Bill Brown, director of AIM equities at the AIM Trust, which holds shares in the Alternative Investment Market, says: "I certainly understand that we're in a new world."
Mr Brown manages £43m of clients' funds, invested in a host of young, hi-tech companies. He compares the dawn of the Internet age to the Klondike gold rush of the 19th century, saying that: "The people who sold the picks and shovels ended up making more money than the prospectors they sold them to. We invest in the companies that produce the tools which operate the Internet. We try to avoid the e-retailers and dot coms."
Mr Brown admits this means he misses some of the spectacular gains that such stocks have made in recent months, but insists that his strategy will deliver more stable growth.
One part of this "new world" that Mr Brown could do without (and this goes for a lot of established investment professionals) is Internet bulletin boards. These have sprung to fame as providing a free source of what appears to be inside information and stockmarket tips. Many tips on such sites have moved share prices in recent weeks.
Andy Yates, whose company DigitalLook.com tracks share tips on bulletin boards, says: "On 4 January, shares in pharmaceutical group Peptide Therapeutics rose on Internet rumours that it was about to be aquired by biotech rival Oxford Biomedica - sending the shares up 20 per cent, or 11p, to 66p in matter of days."
Mr Yates adds that no deal has yet been announced and the shares have slipped back - but the rumours persist. He says this shows both the power of boards, and the danger of relying on them for a quick killing.
Mr Brown is more scathing: "I'd advise people who have just bought a new personal computer to explore the huge amount of information available about companies on the web - but not on the bulletin boards."
Returning to whether you should hold on to your tech stocks, Mr Brown reckons that "the next six months will sort the sheep from the goats, as many of these companies will be reporting interim results. There will be winners and losers - in general, the hi-tech market will continue going upward."
Jeremy Batstone, head of research at NatWest Stockbrokers, is also worried that the bulletin boards may be encouraging a "casino mentality amongst inexperienced investors - which I find very, very concerning."
Mr Batsone adds: "I love the idea of wider share ownership, but I'm worried about unscrupulous people taking advantage of inexperienced investors."
So what does Mr Batstone anticipate for the markets this year? "A revolution is underway. Private investors are right to go for areas where value is being created, such as media and Internet stocks. They should avoid the dinosaurs: the general retailers, food retailers and producers."
Despite the fact that Mr Batsone is an unashamed bull of the tech stocks, he admits: "It will be a rollercoaster. No one knows how to value these Internet companies. Investors must be selective and discerning."
Terry Bond, an old hand in the markets who writes our "Diary of a Private Investor"( see page 5), is confident that the new army of punters are more than a match for the choppy waters ahead: "Britain's private investors are acting like professionals - they're buying on the dips."
Warming to his theme, Mr Bond says: "This new generation of investors has been well-schooled. They know that shares go down as well as up. Every advert says so. The new kid on the block is much more experienced in life than we think." Revealing himself as an unrepentant optimist of the markets, Mr Bond says: "The wheels aren't coming off the hi- tech bandwagon - and they won't in the future".
Britain's intrepid army of new investors are about to find out whether Messrs Brown, Batstone and Bond are right.
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The office, showroom, and warehouses, all located at 1021 Meridian Street, are open from 7am-5pm on Monday and 8am-5pm Tuesday through Saturday. We are closed on Sunday to allow our coworkers the opportunity to worship and relax with their families. We are also closed on select holidays.
ASAP! The sooner you reserve your equipment, the better. This is especially true for large events or holiday orders. We not only accept but also encourage estimated numbers on your initial order. Even if your exact guest count has not been determined, it is best to place your order and then make adjustments as needed. We normally like to have an accurate count one week prior to delivery.
Normal delivery hours are 8am to 5pm Monday through Saturday. Deliveries can be made after hours, Sundays or on holidays for an additional fee. We try our best to be punctual, but we kindly request a one-hour window to accommodate for traffic jams or other delays in the delivery schedule.
Local delivery is seventy-five dollars ($75.00), round-trip, per truckload. Within Madison County, we can schedule one-way deliveries at thirty-seven dollars fifty cents ($37.50) per truckload for those who may be leaving town after the event. Out of town delivery and pick-up fees are determined according to mileage; please call for a quote.
Mullins Special Occasions sets up and takes down all equipment delivered that requires assembly or installation (stages, dance floor, frame canopies, etc.). Tables and chairs can be set up and broken down for an additional fee when scheduled in advance. Other items (linens, dishware, etc.) are set up and taken down by the client for sanitary reasons.
Dishware is sent out clean, and we will sanitize it upon return as well. Please scrape food from plates and rinse free from debris. Place dishware into the boxes and/or wire crates in which they were delivered. Please do NOT wash cloths, skirts, or napkins. Simply protect the linen from wax during use, then shake it free of debris and return in the laundry bags provided. We will sanitize and press the linen upon return.
Since items that you did not use were still unavailable for us to rent to other clients, we cannot give you a refund for them.
We do not attach propane tanks to their apparatus during travel. (This is unsafe for both our coworkers and the end user.) All propane bottles must be securely fastened during travel. Any fuel tanks 100# or larger must travel in an open vehicle, such as a pickup truck.
Unless otherwise noted on contracts, our generators are delivered full of fuel and ready to use. We do not require generators be returned refueled, and we will gladly deliver fuel refills (at an additional fee) upon request.
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When Michael Gove became Education Secretary in 2010, he was clear that all the Coalition's education reforms would be judged against two things. The first was raising Britain's attainment, which had fallen far behind other leading countries. The second was narrowing the gap between rich and poor. This gap was not a new thing, but little progress had been made under the previous government.
There is a significant wage premium for having grown up in a better-off family. That's true across much of the developed world, but even more so in this country. In 2010, just 16% of students at Russell Group universities were from the bottom 50% of families by income. Even at the start of primary school, twice as many children were 'school-ready' in the top income group as in the bottom group.
Closing the gap can't be done overnight. But important progress has been made. The Pupil Premium was a crucial early structural funding reform, so extra funding follows pupils who need extra attention. And the Early Years Pupil Premium now does likewise for pre-schoolers.
The English Baccalaureate is helping to steer youngsters to the GCSEs that keep their options most open, and that universities and employers value. A large number of lower-value courses have been swept away and there is renewed emphasis on maths and English, which have the highest workplace value among subjects.
Since 2010 the number of children in workless households has fallen by 290,000.
Two of the roles in Parliament I have found most rewarding were my time serving on the Education Select Committee, and my two years chairing the all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on Social Moblility.
In the former role, I was there to help hold the government to account on education on behalf of parents and children in East Hampshire. We are lucky to have excellent schools and colleges locally and highly dedicated teachers.
With the APPG, I was able to work with MPs and Peers from across the political spectrum with a motivating interest in helping to close the opportunity gap between rich and poor. The government recognised the central role of education and the early years in the Child Poverty Strategy and I also welcomed the appointment of an independent Child Poverty and Social Mobility Commission to measure progress and be a challenging alternative voice. On the APPG, I initiated a project to establish what we could agree about across the political divide; the result was our report Seven 7 Key Truths about Social Mobility. We looked at the growing gap between London and the rest of the country (London used to have the worst results in England; now it has the best) in Capital Mobility. Most recently, the group looked at the key role of Character and Resilience in young people: every bit as important as GCSEs. That project identified the key 'character' traits in young people as the development of mental toughness, application, delayed gratification and self-control, or:
- Believe you can achieve
- Understand the relationship between effort and (sometimes distant or uncertain) reward
- Stick with the task at hand
- Bounce back from life's inevitable setbacks
These traits or 'skills' can help in multiple ways throughout life, in and out of the workplace, and they also overlap significantly with the so-called employability skills that firms value highly.
I am very pleased that the Government has taken a number of the APPG's recommendations on board, indicated by the Department of Education's allocation of £5 million to dramatically enhance the role of 'character education' alongside academic learning, with the ambition to make Britain a world leader in this field. There are many schools in East Hampshire who offer pupils great character building opportunities such as the Duke of Edinburgh scheme, and through volunteering programmes and competitive sports; and out-of-school groups like the Scouts, who do an outstanding job. This fund will hopefully be used to develop schemes which are already doing great work in this field, both in East Hampshire and nationwide, and create exciting new projects.


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Britain's Carl Fogarty retained the World Superbike Championship yesterday with a double victory at Assen in the Netherlands, which made his lead in the competition unassailable. However, a serious crash in the second race marred the event.
Yasutomo Nagai was taken to hospital unconscious after he lost control when his bike hit a patch of oil on the penultimate lap. He was trapped under the sliding machine and the Yamaha rider was last night in a coma.
The 29-year old Fogarty, from Blackburn, has now amassed 420 points on his factory Ducati in the WSB series, 162 ahead of his nearest rival, the Australian Troy Corser, who failed to complete the second race after colliding with Simon Crafar. Fogarty won the first race in 33:55.88 and completed the second in 29:38.34.
Results, Sporting Digest, page 21
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