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Show Spoiler Hide Spoiler Automatic installation and updates to the latest version of the mod Advanced filtering options for finding the right server A friends list, to quickly connect with your Now do the same for Arma 2 Private Military Company. Some mistake this as the game launching twice and close the second window again causing the update to fail **ALL OF THE SOLUTIONS FOR BATTLEYE INITIALIZATION FAILED WILL WORK FOR Existing user? http://digitalezines.com/dayz-commander/dayz-commander-arma-2-not-found-error-downloading.html
ERROR: "No Entry 'bin\config.bin/CfgMagazines.ItemNails'." 17.ERROR. Failed to load file "pmc|addons|air_pmc.pbo" - decryption of headers failed" ( likewise this one can also say baf in place of pmc. exit. My game is broken: http://customcombatg...ssues/?p=131645 Fix BattlEye problems: http://customcombatg...eye-for-arma-3/ Can I get reimbursed...: http://customcombatg...icles/?p=127417 Real men use Batch files: http://customcombatg...exile/?p=125129 File a player report: http://customcombatg...erbase-reports/ Back to top Report #18 Lithit The @dayz expansion along with all the other ones are enabled. https://steamcommunity.com/app/33930/discussions/1/864961175465159223/?l=german
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The memory could not be read."SOLUTION 1: Go into .\Steam\Steamapps\Common\ARMA 2\DirectX\ and run DXSETUP.exe to install/update DirectX and its components.SOLUTION 2: Go into .\Steam\Steamapps\Common\ARMA 2\BEsetup\ and run setup_BattlEyeARMA2.exe to install/update BattlEye März 2013 um 14:01 Uhr help i started steam as administrator started arma 2 and arma 2 OA but when i start arma 2 OA it still says bad serial number Hit install/update and download the Beta files and the main DayZ mod and whatever extra maps you want … Try restarting windows, somtimes that helps, also make sure you run arma Save the file.5.
permalinkembedsaveparentgive gold[–]smashT 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago(0 children)Add this in to your DayZCommander directory and run installer again. It won't affect your game. Searching for a server that meets this criteria By OfficeMax(365) Hi, I used to play A2 Epoch a long time ago, now I wish to play again. https://epochmod.com/forum/topic/32151-guide-to-fixing-most-client-side-problems/ For feedback and support please refer to http://getsatisfaction.withsix.com/withsix Instructions: In this example we are going to install DayZ.
DZC can do this for you, by checking the "Replace original Arma2OA files with Beta" setting, or if you feel more comfortable, you can do this manually. it finished installing arma 2 ran … So i just downloaded the dayz commander and tried to update arma2 with it and dayz to there latest versions. Make sure you have the latest version of DirectX 9.SOLUTION 2: Close Steam and run it as administrator.WHY: --- ERROR: "Addon 'dayz_anim' requires addon 'CA_Dubbing_Counterattack'"SOLUTION:1. We cannot help.---Note that these errors and their solutions should work for non-DayZ related problems.Whether you're trying to play the original game or other mods, the errors are the same,though I
The current release is a fully functional public preview with as a replacement to the SIX Launcher. GoldGloveTV 688,799 views 34:22 Ghillie Suits are FUN (DayZ Standalone) - Duration: 14:05. Is any of it retail? Click this button to initiate the action, in case of install/update, wait until it's done and then click Join to join the server.
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Then do a cache reverification on Steam and it reinstalls BE successfully (posted by disco) VERSION 3 (This version only seemed to work on some people) 1. Download and play DayZ mods with our free tool. "Luckily, DayZ Commander has taken most of the guess work and frustration out of the process … dayz commander error downloading arma I do get the option to re-install BatllEye. http://digitalezines.com/dayz-commander/dayz-commander-arma-2-out-of-date-error-downloading.html The next time you start DZC up, you'll only be provided with your recent and favorite servers and can choose when you want to do the full refresh.
So I went back, I clicked expansions on the menu, and enabled "DayZ" expansion. Sign in 41 Loading... Thanks Nekuan.
I tried to do things above but nothing helps. Here is my RPT (I can't paste it to pastebin) http://speedy.sh/mCfjn/ArmA2OAServer.RPT Scan https://www.virustotal.com/pl/file/f96d1d3b926b9f92f8621ad0ced96ab4d152cc8aff29ef2f8ba92183012facaf/analysis/1424112907/ Share this post Link to post Share it must be an optical illusion http://puu.sh/sgTda/7cc5ddbbfc.png @ (W) AIRCAV : (13 November 2016 - 06:12 AM) Look over your shoulder twice. Back to top Report #2 Matt76 Posted 30 June 2014 - 09:18 PM Matt76 Wasteland Guru Owners 6,615 posts go to Battleye and download the client arma 2 oa .dll file If you simply want to increase your fov to a high value (ie. 90 degrees), then try this guide: http://www.reddit.com/r/dayz/comments/ug6wu/how_to_adjust_your_fov_aka_how_to_cure_arma2/ If you're aiming for a more immersive, realistic field of view,
Autoplay When autoplay is enabled, a suggested video will automatically play next. I get "No entry 'bin\config.bin\CfgVehicles\'" or similar pop-up error message when launching the game or playing on a server Ignore it. Open the arma2oa.cfg in notepad, notepad++, or other simple text editor. 3. have a peek at these guys PROBLEM: v1.62 instead of v1.62.xxxxxx 4.
PROBLEM: Black screen and/or Crash to desktop on start-up 9. I've done this about 20 times today already. Getting the same problem. I deleted everything, reinstalled arma2, ran it. Friends List From the friends tab, you can simply add your friends based on their in-game player name.
Show Spoiler Hide Spoiler # Download DayZ Mod files: http://dayzmod.com/?Download Make a folder named "@DayZ" in your Arma2 folder Inside "@DayZ" folder create another folder named "Addons". Make sure to turn off your Windows firewall as well, but always turn them back on after you're done playing or when browsing the internet!SOLUTION 3: Download DayZ Commander, WithSix, or Getting the same problem. I deleted everything, reinstalled arma2, ran it. Does this make a difference at all?
reinstalled arma2OA, ran it, exit. 3 times now downloaded all mods again, still getting the error :/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Kar 5 Show Spoiler Hide Spoiler # Download DayZ Mod files. Sign in to add this to Watch Later Add to Loading playlists...


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Drawings on the wall, and the internet.
I've been thinking about my life drawing practice lately. I always keep an arrangement of my best works displayed on a 'gallery wall' at my place, a habit I find both enjoyable and aesthetically pleasing. I can often have the same ones posted for months, but when its time, I think nothing of replacing them with fresh pieces. I do this now without so much a thought or intention, its just, what I do.
This way of thinking may be beneficial for me to consider in terms of maintaining my blog. The intersection of the physical and digital art spaces can be a murky for me at the best of times, I feel I have equal footing in both, yet cannot stay focussed long enough in one to achieve…. more. It's always an oscillation between worlds.
On one hand, I would love to get a real studio and spend more time taking the lucky sketches that 'make the wall', and redraw them. Scale them up, render them on a more rich substrate, complete the compositions that are lying in each one. I have done this a couple of times with great satisfaction and backlog in my head of art that needs to be made. In some cases I have identified who it will be made for. This is the life of the traditional fine artist that is in me. The space is key here, its impossible to do this work out of my small apt. I can make it work in short bursts but inevitably I'm far too prone to procrastination and distraction, usually from a computer.
On another plane altogether is the one I am in now, the digital. The world of my many affiliated organizations, networks, and devices. The world of technology. I participate heavily in the internet, all the usual suspects. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Linked, Tumblr, Flickr. Vimeo, Soundcloud, Mixcloud, Cloudcloud… multiple identities, multiple accounts. Lots and lots of typing, clicking and staring at screens. Maybe I've reached a saturation point with how much I can keep up with, but I have to say its been bringing me down!
I think its a thing right now because no sooner had I come this realization, and I stumbled upon a Benjamen Walkers 'Dislike club' series (couldn't live without my podcasts!) which speaks directly to this issue.
… technology is interested in you in this world right you can't get away from technology it's the sea we're all swimming in it's like everything we do from you know our love lives to our jobs to our filmmaking is all mediated through the Internet right now. ~Astra Taylor
Not only did I find a common feeling across many of the stories, but also some hopeful inspiration that art and rich meaning can still be created on the internet. I cannot discount the connections, insights and delights the social internet plays in my life, but thinking about putting more energy here, I need to make sure it's going in the right place, and in the right form. This blog will once again be the focal point. I will post up new bits of art, sketches, ideas on this online 'gallery wall', taking many fractured bits, giving them a frame for a time.
From cassette tape to pencil and paper, THESE are my best digital storytelling tools. Seriously.
I've had a lot of time to consider what I would talk about at the Net Tuesday meetup today on Digital storytelling, but even this morning as I put this post together, it could go off in several directions. We've been asked to "show and demo" some innovative new tools and/or techniques that will help this group of non-profits take their own messages to the next level. I have taken this quite literally and plan to go over a range of websites, apps, and technologies I have used lately to tell stories from an educational perspective.
Medium – "An intervening substance through which something else is transmitted or carried on." link
One thing seems clear, if you think of a digital story telling as a means of transmission, like the proverbial message in a bottle, we are talking mostly about the bottles here, myself included. Going over more notes now I kinda wish I had more tips about the message itself, but perhaps I can tease that out on the fly.
I've decided to feature educational examples since so much of my work at SFU involves telling stories and sharing them online. I think these projects will be well received, but what I'm not so certain about however is how my teaching props (a cassette tape and a pencil) will go over given that the average age of this group is far below the gen x demographic to which i belong.
Well if nothing else it'll give me something to wave about during the 'show' portion of the talk and it may help to distract the crowd from the fact that I'll largely be 'winging it' for the duration.
DS106 – http://ds106.us/
ds106 album art from gforsythe
"Digital Storytelling" 106 – Originally a re-conceived comp sci course in telling stories at University of Mary Washington. Completely open and online, ds106 uses social media and a loosely joined blogging framework as a classroom. (twitter, google, flickr, soundcloud etc.)
Anybody can join and contribute! DS106 has become much more than a course however, its more like "a way of living". BL
The innovations in the ds106 community are far too numerous to cover in any detail. Some highlights include:
- The rise of the animated .gif. Animated GIFs (My first GIF assignment) -> http://jasontoal.ca/tag/ds106/page/3/
- Daily Create – http://tdc.ds106.us/ – Making some art everyday is a good way to hone your skills, keep pathways open, form connections, and make real the parts of your imagination that are always telling you to do things.
- The ds106 internet radio station (which is pretty rad).
- The Kickstarter campaign
- Audio assignments – http://assignments.ds106.us/types/audioassignments/ Use soundcloud apps to upload and share your stories instantly. https://soundcloud.com/
One of my fav. audio mementos from @DrGarcia , her audio postcard is mezmerizing, informative and fun! Audio , shared wether publicly on soundcloud, or privately via an email are a powerful media to tell a story.
Last but not least, lets try augmented reality. Adding a layer of information, to the existing 'real world' around us is more possible than ever. Augmented audio has seen a rise recently along with the proliferation of mobile technologies, in the form of audio tours, and games.
In History 451 at SFU, an instructor decided to use Layar as a platform for telling stories around the SFU campus. You can download the app for free and use it to explore the class assignments by walking from location to location.
Art @ Memory from SFU on LAYAR , Layar , Toozla
Notes for your message
Keep it short and sweet. Listening takes time, REAL time so there is no sense doing a full podcast if all you need to say is a voicemail.
Keep them frequent. A consistent publishing stream will show your audience you are a reliable source and if listening is what you want your audience to do, consider when and how they will be doing it.
Record on location, leverage ambient audio. This goes against the 'best practices' for recording educational audio, but I dont think it matters.
.. and now to the pencil!
Drawing or "visualization" has become more popular than ever in business and education. I have been practicing Sketch noting and Graphic facilitation as part of my regular work, I'm very lucky to have this opportunity!
A project came to our office to produce one of thos "RSA style" white board animations. Below is a reflection on that process and some of the tools and techniques we have experimented with
White board animations
Project Outline: To assist in the creation of an 'RSA style' animation on the topic of a faculty paper, "Social media? Get serious! Understanding the functional building blocks of social media". The objective of the Edmedia team is to support the faculty/student project of media creation.
Social media? Get serious! – Jan H. Kietzmann, Kristopher Hermkens, Ian P. McCarthy, Bruno S. Silvestre
Scope: to use videos to make the paper, "Social media? Get serious!", more understandable and impactful. To create opportunities for further discussion and feedback.
Players: Jan K. led the the development of the project and as one of the lead authors was responsible for the script, and story that would. We partnered with a student Sarah M., who was familiar with the content and was a very talented illustrator, and skilled with digital rendering techniques. My role was to co-produce, and coordinate TLC resources, research and documentation. The team would meet f2f or on skype weekly to report updates and discuss direction. Planning Nov. – Jan. Production – Feb. – May
The internet from jason toal on Vimeo.
The story: In what proved to be a tough question to ask, what story would we tell about the paper? We have tried to answer the question, "How do you begin to plan a social media strategy for your company or organization?" with an engaging narrative and to show desire.
Several eg. from K-12 show how effective and easy this media is to generate with your class.
- Blogush – How to make RSA Animate style videos with your class…
- History 2.0 classroom – RSA Animate X The Enlightenment
- Making ideas visible – Blog post describing an artists experience creating video and some interesting lessons learned.
- Whiteboard 101 – Some tips using stop motion in camera (Quara discussion)
- "Cut out style" – a la Common Craft
Some tips using regular filming technique and sped up in post production. (Quara discussion)
- Use a large, well lit surface to draw on, like paper or whiteboard and give yourself plenty of room to stand beside the area in which you'll be drawing.
- Set up a digital video camera, video camera-enabled phone or similar device on a tripod. The tripod is important to keep the video footage steady. If you don't have a tripod, you may be able to use a desk or other piece of furniture to rest the camera on – make sure its secure though!
- Use your camera's zoom function to zoom in and focus on the surface where you'll be drawing. Hint: it'll look neater if you can't see the edges of the page or board that you're drawing on.
- Set the camera recording and begin to draw. Hint: don't make your drawings too small, as they'll get lost behind your hand as you draw them!
- Take your footage and import it into digital editing software like Camasia iMovie, Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premier – if you have Adobe After Effects, even better!
- Use the footage speed controls in your editing software to speed up your video footage.
Many apps available for ios and android if you can'y get your hands on a video camera and the software.
iOS: Brushes 3, educreations
Android: Clayframes, Looksee Animator
We tried, Brushes 3 in early tests but it lacked export feature. educreatons has some nice simple drawing features and you can share the animations in pages with audio voiceover.
Notes for your message
You dont need to be "artsy" to create visual/animated media. Communicating with visuals is about telling stories, not drawing well.
There are a wide variety of techniques available, each with its own charm. Don't try to turn a fork into a spoon, sue yhe medium available in its truest form.
- Consider what does your protagonist desire? This is at the heart of all storytelling, without it you are left with a burnt out shell of a story.

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The Boss in The Amazing World of Gumball. He looks similar to the Newspaper Employee. The reason for this is because he is using the Newspaper Employee's body, and is hidden, due to the grumble nature. He feeds on the spirits of his employees and controls what they do. After 400 years in his business he decided to retire and spend more time with his family. The company made the Chanax Inc. Green Goblin as his replacement. Mr. Chanax invented cheese puffs and boy bands. Gumball, Darwin and Rocky are the first people to ever make it to Mr. Chanax`s office.
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The nominations for the 2013 Sony Radio Academy Awards have been released this afternoon. There are several stations in Prolific North's patch which have been nominated for awards including five stations which are up for station of the year in their category.
The five stations nominated for station of the year in their respective categories are BBC Radio Humberside and BBC Tees for smaller stations, BBC Newcastle and Metro Radio in the 1 million plus audience category and Radio 5 live up for the overall UK station of the Year.
BBC Tees Breakfast and Metro Radio's Steve & Karen's Breakfast Show are nominated in the breakfast categories along with Xfm Manchester's Breakfast Show with Tim Cocker. Xfm Manchester is also nominated in the best competition with the work on its Our Way on Xfm Manchester promotion.
BBC Radio Merseyside's documentary, Hillsborough: Truth and Justice, is nominated in the best coverage of a live event category with Ciaran's Cause, a programme produced by Real Radio North West appearing in the community category.
Michelle Livesey of Key 103 appears in the radio journalism category with Radio 5 live picking up a host of nominations including Nicky Campbell and Victoria Derbyshire up against each other in the nominated in the speech radio broadcaster category.
Smooth Radio, which is run from Manchester, is a contender for UK radio brand of the year.


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After a three-month stint back in Singapore, which comprised a LOT of eating and meeting friends, and eating, and going to church, and eating some more, it was high time for us to come back to reality. Yes. Back in Sydney. In our 2-bedroom rented apartment, having no one else to turn to for household… Read more »
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Strangers in a familiar land
It's been 18 months living in Sydney. And we've been back in Singapore for the last 2 months (with just under a month to go, before making our way back) – and somehow, it seems to be familiar and yet unfamiliar all at the same time. Maybe it's the Aussie (slow) pace of life that… Read more »
Learning Chinese – From Scratch (Almost!)
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba has re-entered a legal battle between the Department of Home Affairs and Oppenheimer aviation company Fireblade over a rejected application for customs and immigration services at its OR Tambo terminal.
Fireblade is seeking to review a decision by then home affairs minister Gigaba in November' denying customs and immigration services at its "seven-star" terminal at OR Tambo — a decision the company maintained was taken after pressure was exerted by the Gupta family.
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Honda (UK) have once again committed to supporting the Royal Air Force Reserves Racing project for the 2013 season. The team officially named RAF Reserves Racing in association with Honda will compete in the British Superstock 1000 Championship, as well as selected road races, including the world famous Isle of Man TT and Northwest 200, aboard their RAF Reserves Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade.
After a difficult first season in the Superstock 1000 Championship in 2012, the team have drafted in pro-rider and Honda TT Legend, Simon Andrews to spearhead the charge towards championship glory. Simon is no stranger to the short circuits, having raced in the British Superbike Championship – a championship which Superstock 1000 supports – on and off for many years, with numerous success including five podiums and two race wins.
Andrews is also part of the Honda TT Legends team that races in the Endurance World Championship on some of the world's most revered circuits. To compliment his short circuit reputation, Andrews is also making a name for himself on the roads, showing blistering speed at last year's Northwest 200 and Isle of Man TT before an accident and subsequent injury halted his progress. Now back fully fit, his mixture of experience at the highest level and raw racing talent makes him the ideal rider to take the RAF Reserves Racing project to the next level, challenging for regular race wins and the Superstock 1000 Championship outright.
The team will continue to be managed by Lee Hardy, an employee of the Forward Engineering Support Squadron at RAF Marham, a former racer himself and Team Manager for the last two years. Lee is quickly getting to grips with what is required to develop and manage a successful race team in the highest tier of domestic motorcycle racing. Technical aspects of race preparation and day to day management of the team's racing activity will be handled by Lee Hardy and his team, they will benefit from technical input received from the race engineers of Honda Racing's Samsung Honda team, the most successful in British Superbike Championship racing history.
Lee Hardy, Team Manager
"We are delighted to be continuing our relationship with both Honda and the RAF Reserves; we are currently looking to take the team to the next level. Last season was tough for us but it was invaluable experience and we learnt a lot, which we will be applying to our racing this year. With Simon Andrews now on board, we feel we have a rider who is capable of winning races and championships and we aim to provide him with the tools to do just that! The whole racing project is a valuable recruitment tool, the RAF Reserves are in the middle of a major recruiting campaign and my aim is to not only raise awareness but to ultimately try achieving their recruiting targets."
Simon Andrews, Team Rider
"The project appealed to me from the outset and I was very interested to be a part of it, being the rider who carries the responsibility of a recruiting campaign is pretty exciting. I am looking forward to working with the RAF Reserves race team this season and it will provide me with an excellent opportunity to keep sharp throughout the season, in between racing duties with the Honda TT Legends and the road racing calendar. The Superstock 1000 Championship is very competitive but I have my sights set on winning it! After initial meetings with the team I could see that they were very professional and driven towards achieving success and that's something I share. I think together we will make a good team, who knows, they may even get me signing up to the RAF Reserves at this rate, keep me sharp in the off-season!."


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Spiegel Freedman Psychological Associates provide outpatient psychotherapeutic care to the people of the greater Pittsburgh area. We are committed to excellence and strive to provide our community with the highest quality of psychological services.
We provide psychological care for people with problems including:
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- Chronic Illness
- Dementia
- Depression
- Family Conflict
- Gender Identity Issues
- Grief and Loss
- Marital Issues
- Parenting Concerns
- Sleep Disturbance
- Women's Issues
To discuss your concerns and receive a brief confidential evaluation, call our office 412-367-9800 to speak with one of our available doctors.
- Jeffrey D. Freedman, Ph.D.
- Jon Spiegel, Ph.D.
- Jean Brannan, LCSW
- Brent N. Henderson, Ph.D.
- Sharon Hovis, L.S.W.
- Karen L. Katunich Ph.D.
- Tina Marx
- Jozef Spiegel, Ph.D
- Libba Spiegel, M.S., A.T.R.
- Nick Williams, Ph.D.
Our Clinicians
Jeffrey D. Freedman, Ph.D.
Jeffrey D. Freedman, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist who has been providing direct care to children, adolescents, adults and elders since 1990. He has been trained in individual, couples and family therapy and specializes in treating depression, anxiety, neurological degenerative diseases, and persistent mental health disorders. Dr. Freedman has been the clinical director of a group practice for many years, is an associate professor at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic where he supervises psychiatric residents, and is on the board of directors for the Jewish Family and Children's Services. He regularly lectures and provides staff training for a number of geriatric care facilities in the Pittsburgh area, has taught psychology courses at Duquesne University, and has been a consultant for the North Hills and North Allegheny School Districts' staff. Dr. Freedman earned his doctorate from Duquesne University and is a member of the American Psychological Association, the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, and the Greater Pittsburgh Association.
Jon Spiegel, Ph.D.
Jon Spiegel, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist in private practice since 1976. Since 1980 Dr. Spiegel has been teaching and supervising psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists. His Master's Degree is in cognitive behavioral psychotherapy and his Doctorate is in psychodynamic psychotherapy. His postdoctoral work is in mythology and comparative religion. His specialty areas include: anxiety disorders, couples therapy, cognitive approaches to depression, life transitions, spiritual and faith concerns. Dr. Spiegel is cofounder of the Spirituality & Psychology program at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, NIH Clinical Consultant for the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and a Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. A popular teacher, Dr. Spiegel has taught throughout the U.S. and internationally.
Dr. Spiegel has studied in Asia with Jain, Sikh, Hindu, Taoist, and Buddhist teachers since 1967. In the United States he studied with the late mythologist Joseph Campbell for five years. Dr. Spiegel studied with Reb. Zalman Schacter-Shalomi for 30 years.
Jean Brannan, LCSW
Jean Brannan is a licensed clinical social worker with a background in child development and family systems theory. She obtained her MSW at the University of Pittsburgh, and did her postgraduate study in Bowen Family Systems Theory. Ms. Brannan was a unit manager and supervisor at Mercy Behavioral Health for over 30 years. She has over 40 years of therapy and supervisory experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families. In clinical practice, she seeks to understand her clients in the context of their relationships within their families and other close contacts. She works with individuals, couples and families. Ms. Brannan helps her clients to effectively manage their stressors while further developing their strengths. She works with persons of all ages experiencing depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and relationship issues. Ms. Brannan is on the faculty of the Western Pennsylvania Family Center.
Brent N. Henderson, Ph.D.
Brent N. Henderson, Ph.D. is a Clinical Psychologist and Adjunct Professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Originally from California, Dr. Henderson received his doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, and came to Pittsburgh in 1998 to complete a postdoctoral fellowship in Health Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Henderson has taught at the undergraduate and graduate levels, conducted research in the area of mind-body influences on physical and mental health, and authored several articles and book chapters in the areas of Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine. In his clinical work, Dr. Henderson follows a cognitive-behavioral approach and specializes in the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders, provides strategies to minimize the impact of stress on mental and physical health, helps patients adjust to medical illness and other major life challenges, and offers education for health and lifestyle changes.
Sharon Hovis, L.S.W.
Sharon Hovis, L.S.W. is a licensed social worker who works with the adults and adolescents. She has been in private practice since 1996. Ms. Hovis has provided mental health services in community mental health centers as an outpatient therapist. Additionally, she has been a part of the treatment team at an inpatient psychiatric unit. Ms. Hovis was trained in Cognitive Behavioral therapy at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic. She also has training in Hypnotherapy from the American Hypnosis Training Academy. Ms. Hovis has expertise in the treatment of people with depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and eating disorders. She received her Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh. Ms. Hovis is a member of the National Association of Social Workers.
Karen L. Katunich Ph.D.
Karen L. Katunich Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist who works both in our group practice, and as a Senior Clinician in WPIC's Adult Mood Disorders Clinic. She has over 25 years experience with diverse populations in multiple public and private clinical settings. Dr. Katunich provides psychological care for adolescents, adults, and seniors and specializes in the treatment of mood disorders, borderline personality disorders, trauma and geriatric/end of life issues. As a former Air Force Officer she first began extensive teaching experience at the US Air Force Academy and has since taught at the undergraduate and graduate level at local colleges and universities. Dr. Katunich has combined her leadership, teaching, organizational and clinical skills in her work as Program Coordinator of Western Center (a 400-bed facility for adults with mental retardation), and Director of Operations for a regional behavioral care company providing services to Long Term Care populations.
Dr. Katunich received her doctorate at Virginia Commonwealth University and her internship training at the Pittsburgh Consortium-VAMC. She is presently Director or Psychotherapy Training at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic.
Tina Marx
Tina Marx began as a Medical Assistant in 1983 working directly with patients and their physicians. Ms. Marx has worked in a number of medical fields including Allergy and Asthma, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Pulmonology, Neurology, and Psychiatry. In 1994, Ms. Marx earned a degree in Accounting and Administration. Ms. Marx has been billing for Mental Health facilities since 1995 and in 1999 began her own company, Billing Remedies by Tina. Ms. Marx also trains and supports medical office staff in the most up to date billing software programs
Jozef Spiegel, Ph.D
Jozef Spiegel, Ph.D., is a psychotherapist, author, and teacher. He has been a presenter at local, national and international conferences, as well as a treatment consultant and trainer in the areas of childhood sexual abuse, human relationships, sexuality, and anxiety. Dr. Spiegel was a research associate at Columbia University and a professor at Rutgers University. He is author of the recently published book, SAM—Sexual Abuse of Males: The SAM Model of Theory and Practice. Dr. Spiegel provides treatment to children and adults with histories of sexual abuse, male and female perpetrators, individuals experiencing addictions to drugs, alcohol and sex. He works with individuals and couples seeking to build and strengthen intimate relationships. Dr. Spiegel has a particular interest in individuals, families and groups searching for and actualizing purpose in their lives, and individuals confronting anxiety and depression. Research efforts include local, national and international studies that address abuse dynamics and effects, with particular emphases on sexual self-concept, relational issues and HIV-risk behaviors.
Libba Spiegel, M.S., A.T.R.
Libba Spiegel, M.S., A.T.R. is a licensed psychologist and child development specialist who has been in clinical practice since 1972. She works with children, adolescents, adults and families. Ms. Spiegel is a Play Therapist and Registered Art Therapist. She uses these modalities for individuals who cannot easily express their concerns in words. Her specialties include: school and behavior problems, teenage depression, divorce, child bereavement, and women's life transitions. Ms. Spiegel has been a consultant to WQED-TV for their Wonderworks project, and Fred Rogers' Family Communications for their book on adoption. Ms. Spiegel has been on the Board of Directors of the Pittsburgh Association for Arts and Education, the Advisory Board for the Pittsburgh Playhouse Jr. and has been the Psychology Consultant for the Forbes Hospice, Pittsburgh Child Bereavement Program. Ms. Spiegel is deeply interested in the curative power of the creative process.
Nick Williams, Ph.D.
Nick Williams, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist who provides care in both the private practice and inpatient settings. A native Oregonian, Dr. Williams has called Pittsburgh his home since moving here in 1994 to study psychology. For many years, Dr. Williams held the position of Senior Program Director at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, overseeing clinical services on the Integrated Health & Aging unit and the Comprehensive Recovery Services unit. He is currently a part-time faculty member in the Carnegie Mellon University psychology department. Dr. Williams earned his doctorate in psychology at Duquesne University and works with a variety of client concerns including anxiety and mood disorders, psychosis, issues around aging, co-occurring substance use and mental health issues, trauma, spirituality, and existential concerns. His approach is rooted in humanistic, psychodynamic, solution-focused, and cognitive-behavioral therapies and he enjoys working with individuals of all ages.
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Britt Hayes is a writer, movie lover, and sensible sweater enthusiast living in Austin, Texas. She watches too much TV and never eats her vegetables. Her mom is worried about her.
In addition to returning to theaters and releasing a premium Blu-ray box set this fall, Back to the Future will also celebrate its 30th anniversary with a pretty big celebration. Today comes news of some exciting plans to help fans further celebrate the release of one of the best films of all time — there's just one catch: it's all taking place in Los Angeles.
A couple of weeks ago, Forbes revealed its annual list of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood, with Robert Downey Jr. effortlessly landing the top spot. This week, the publication has released the list of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood, with Jennifer Lawrence taking the number one spot followed by Scarlett Johansson — hardly surprising, but what makes this list interesting is that many of the women on it earn far less than their male counterparts.
Chris Hemsworth ain't afraid of no nerdy eyewear. He's also not afraid of serving as the administrative assistant to a quartet of ghost-busting ladies on the set of Paul Feig's Ghosbtusters. Today brings our first look at Hemsworth in costume, spotting the Ghostbusters uniform on the set of the upcoming film.
After a couple of days of non-stop news from the D23 expo, we finally have something that's not Star Wars or Pixar-related. Another major franchise made a bit of a boo-boo over the weekend, as Lionsgate unwittingly unleashed a new poster for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, and it features what many feel is the absolute worst expletive that exists.
This new extended trailer for The Peanuts Movie hints at a film that's a bit more charming than you might expect. It also looks like it could be a legitimately good coming-of-age film, which seems about right with Paul Feig involved as a producer — he may be best known these days for his female-driven comedy films, but Feig is also the guy responsible for Freaks and Geeks, one of the greatest television shows of all time.
Next month brings a whole new batch of streaming content to Netflix Instant, including the Wachowskis' new original series Sense8, as well as Orange Is the New Black Season 3, and the Netflix Original documentary on the life of the legendary Nina Simone. In addition, some new seasons of your favorite television shows, as well as beloved classic films and recent favorites. Read on for your guide to the new Netflix Instant releases arriving in June.
You don't have to wait until later tonight to begin saying goodbye to David Letterman (though if you're like us, you've already started that process) — you can do it right now. The venerable, longtime Late Show host is ending his 33-year run with tonight's episode, which promises to be a fantastic, hilarious and appropriately heartwarming sendoff. But before we get to that, you can watch Letterman's final Late Show entrance right now.
Giving the little yellow sidekicks from the Despicable Me films was inevitable, but at least Minions looks fun. The new, full trailer for the spinoff has arrived, taking you on a journey back through time to learn the origins of these weird little creatures and following them on their endeavor to find a new villain to serve.
The first teaser for Magic Mike XXL was a glorious thing of hilarious beauty, perfectly deploying Ginuwine's "Pony" and promising that yes, this is a sequel we want to see. Now the first full trailer has landed online, and it is super pun-heavy, but also pretty charming and funny, as the gang returns with a few new additions for a rowdy road trip adventure.
Last night, Grey's Anatomy fans were heartbroken and shocked to discover that one of their favorite, most enduring characters would be killed off in the newest episode — hours before it even aired. Thanks to a mistake made by Entertainment Weekly, the death of Patrick Dempsey's Dr. Derek Shepherd (aka "McDreamy") was well-known before audiences had the chance to watch the episode. That should have taken some of the sting out by allowing them to prepare for the tragic, abrupt death of Shepherd, but instead it only served to exacerbate outrage.
Well that didn't take long. Following David Ayer's recent teaser image of the character and Jared Leto's own candid Snapchat pic, the director has officially revealed the first legitimate photo of Leto in character as the Joker in Suicide Squad. He's very pale, very tattooed and totally insane. And he's nothing like any Joker you've ever seen before.
It's time again to ready your queues, as Netflix prepares to add a bunch of new titles to their streaming service. Coming up in May, we've got the new original series Between and Grace and Frankie, as well as classic films, new favorites, and acclaimed hits like Inglourious Basterds and Fruitvale Station. Read on for our guide to the new releases hitting Netflix Instant in May.
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I am an Illustrator & Printmaker living and working in Cambridge, UK. My work combines the practice of drawing, screen printing and linocut. An economy of line and colour is important to my work, as is visual humour and quirkiness, along with a respect and love of mid century art and design. I combine selling editioned prints via galleries across the UK along with commissions for a range of clients which include, The Independent, BBC History, WIRED Magazine, Covent Gardener Magazine, The BBC, Computer Arts Magazine, Tesco, Next, Bloomsbury, Ivy Press, National Magazine company, IPC Magazines, Yellowtail wines and a number of collaborations with design agencies. I have a degree in Fine Art (CheIsea College of Art) and an MA in Printmaking (Cambridge School Of Art), I am also a part time lecturer in Illustration.
I have also published 2 books on design and illustration 'Handmade Graphics: Beyond the Mouse', published by Rotovision and 'This Belongs to me' published by Ivy Press
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Unfinished business. You recall a couple of years ago Jaz and I made a run for Inuvik, Northwestern Territories, Canada. The rain and the dangerous conditions caused two fairly (I said fairly) reasonable women to call it at the Arctic Circle. The ride (2000 miles round-trip from Anchorage, AK, … [Read more...]
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Looking For Death
I flew into Seattle for the weekend. Tickets were so cheap that I couldn't pass up the opportunity. My good friend Marla rode the train up from Portland and met me at the airport. From there we headed north to the border. During my travels by motorcycle in Canada the last few years, I've … [Read more...]
What's fer dinner?
I wanted to create film and photo stock for the website and figured red rock country in southern Utah would be the ticket. I'm hoping to do little snippets about our adventures and have a short film intro that stayed the same, along with an end. I have heard people in the office call them … [Read more...]
Monk's Mistress clothed in bubble wrap
Michael and I drove out of Grantsville, Utah heading south on 36, crossing over the range through Eureka. The cutoff from Grantsville to 36 was riddled with potholes large enough to take a bike down or do tire damage. Michael (riding in front) would wave a leg off the bike to point it out for me … [Read more...]
A series of unfortunate events…
but still a grand experience. We landed in Utah for an adventure of a different sort. In moving my website to the next level, I wanted to get quality film and photo shots. In addition, professional branding for a logo is on the list. The film/photo shots were arranged to take place in colorful … [Read more...]
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We met Craig, a co-worker, at this nice little place that served homemade chicken sausage and potato-carrot pancakes for breakfast (Home Plate). Craig has worked out on Alcatraz for 20 years. He spent an hour telling us about the ins and outs of riding a boat to work every day and what it's like to … [Read more...]
The trail of closed lighthouses
We woke up in some town, not sure where. Was it Cambria? No wait. It was Monterey Bay. Losing track. We drove the coastal highway today, stopping at fruit stands and nibbling on fresh berries all along the way. We drove from state park to state park, looking to see what we could … [Read more...]
Is that you Marilyn Monroe?
Hearst Castle The town of Cambria was foggy in the morning, making it difficult to find breakfast without a GPS. We wandered around town but it seemed like nothing opened until 8 a.m. The little café took pity on us when Jaz pressed her nose up against the plate-glass window; they invited us in 20 … [Read more...]
Is that a Kiss Dispenser?
Not that kind of kiss... When I left Anchorage yesterday, it was on the tail end of 15 inches of fresh snow in my back yard. I had been thinking that we might get an early break-up and I would be able to pull the KLR out of the garage soon. Not so sure now. I think the fact that I was flying … [Read more...]
Will TSA confiscate my voodoo?
I needed a break from the small city and from the cold gray days of Alaska. My good friend Marla invited me to the bigger city of Portland, Oregon for the weekend. Off I went. Now Portland is one of my favorite towns to spend time in. Unlike its sister city Seattle, it actually measures up to … [Read more...]


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Clement, Crawford & Thornhill recently received a Sweetgrass Award in the 2015 Green Business Challenge. We are honored to be among so many local businesses, both large and small, taking the initiative to reduce waste, energy use, water and more, while promoting environmental sustainability. We also invite you to join us in the fifth Green Business Challenge year! For more information on this yearly challenge, visit the City of Charleston's, Charleston Green Business Challenge web page. There you can register, as well as get tips and training to keep Charleston the beautiful, liveable and sustainable city that it is!
SCORE Services (letter to the editor by Thomas Thornhill)
SCORE, the Service Corps of Retired Executives, counsels and mentors people in the small business community who need business advice and guidance. Local chapter 285 "put on 73 workshops on various subjects: How to start a business, financing your company, bookkeeping, business taxes, and other subjects important to a successful small business."
Our local chapter "counseled, mentored or had as workshop attendees a total of 2,725 people in the past 12 months – an important gift from experienced executives, all volunteers, to the success of business in our community."
Continue reading here: SCORE Still a Winner
Dual-branded Hyatt now open!
Post and Courier
Sep 24 2015 6:10 pm
By Allison Prang
It's the first of its kind for Charleston.
The city's hospitality industry on Thursday welcomed its first "dual-branded" hotel, a growing trend within the lodging industry.
The occasion also marked the return of the Hyatt flag to the Charleston area.
Officials untied a ribbon to kick off the official opening of Hyatt Place and the adjoining Hyatt House at the Midtown site near King and Spring streets.
"The idea of the two paired hotels, each with a slightly different marketing or accommodations plan, added wonderful additional diversity," Charleston Mayor Joe Riley said after the event Thursday.
The hotels have separate lobbies and offer different types of rooms at different rates. Hyatt Place has 191 conventional rooms, while the pricier Hyatt House has 113 units with multiple bedrooms and kitchen areas. The properties share a pool and a fitness area.
"For us, for visitors, having the two products together is magic," said Helen Hill, president of the Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
She also said the hotels will bring more visitors to the booming Upper King area.
"For us, it's really important because it gives us another anchor on a main thoroughfare," Hill said.
The newly opened hotels bring the Hyatt flag back to Charleston. Previously, the chain constructed what is now the Mills House Wyndham Grand Hotel on Meeting Street, Hill said.
"It's fun to have them back," she said.
For Hyatt, it's the first time the Chicago-based chain has combined these two specific flags on the same site, said Pedro Perez, general manager of the Charleston properties.
"We're definitely going to learn a lot from opening these hotels," he said.
Other chains are buying into the two-for-one concept, partly to offset rising land and construction costs in urban areas. For example, Marriott stacked a Residence Inn atop a Courtyard by Marriott in New York City earlier this year. Hilton has about 15 dual-branded lodgings in North America, and Hyatt has other deals in the works, according to a report this year in the New York Times.
The Charleston project, which includes a 405-space parking garage, took about two years to complete and cost about $80 million.
"To watch this project come from a hole in the ground to this magnificent building is just amazing," said Rachel Frost, sales director for Hyatt House.
"My general manager has opened eight hotels. And this is my first," Frost said. "And people say it is an addicting process, and I understand that, but … I'm so excited to actually now be a part of a hotel."
$80 million Midtown project to wrap up by end of September
Warren L. Wise Post and Courier
Sep 6 2015 12:01 am
The dual-branded Hyatt hotels at Spring and King streets are now accepting guests for mid-October though they could open earlier as construction winds down on the Midtown project. The complex includes retail and office space on King Street.
One of the most anticipated downtown Charleston development projects in years soon will be completed.
Nearly two years after construction started, work on the $80 million Midtown hotel, retail and office complex will end in late September, providing a northern anchor to the booming King Street business district.
The nine-story structure includes two hotels; an eight-level, 405-space parking deck; and buildings for shops, restaurants and offices. In all, 433,000 square feet is being added at King and Spring streets.
"We are wrapping up construction soon," said Stuart Coleman with CC&T Real Estate of Charleston, a partner in the Midtown project.
The hotels are completed and exterior work on some additional buildings on King Street will be completed by the end of the month, said Tom Rhyne, senior superintendent with DPR/Hardin construction firm of Atlanta.
Construction on the Midtown project in downtown Charleston is expected to wind down by the end of September.
The dual-branded Hyatt Hotels will open first, followed later by the commercial areas of the project, Coleman said.
Hyatt's website says the new lodgings are accepting reservations starting Oct. 17, but it could open earlier depending on last-minute construction, Coleman said.
"We are still targeting late September or early October for the opening," hotel spokeswoman Diana Barton said.
Hyatt House will consist of 113 suites overlooking Spring Street. Hyatt Place, 191 standard hotel rooms, will open next to the railroad bed behind Elan Midtown apartments.
The hotel ballroom will sit at the corner of Spring and King streets above an as-yet unannounced new restaurant.
The King Street property includes eight commercial tenants. One of those is The Ordinary restaurant, which opened before construction began in September 2013. Others have not been announced, including the historic building fronting on King Street that was spared.
"We have one lease signed and a couple of letters of intent," Coleman said. "We want the right kind of retail for that area."
Last winter, project officials said the development would be completed in the spring with bookings by mid-summer, but work on new commercial buildings along King Street delayed the opening of the hotels because Hyatt officials didn't want guests to encounter unfinished buildings upon arrival, according to a former project manager.
When the project does open, it will include a rooftop bar above Hyatt House. A separate elevator lobby from the hotel will provide access. Patrons can enter through a pedestrian walkway off King Street or through a courtyard.
"You won't be walking through the hotel lobby to get to the rooftop," Coleman said.
The parking deck, when completed, will be bought by the city. It will be available for hotel patrons, retail and office personnel and the general public for a fee like other parking garages at Charleston Place or the Francis Marion Hotel.
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SC Ports announce huge container volume growth
SC Ports Announces 14% Container Volume Growth
Breakbulk tonnage exceeds plans by 6 percent; Inland Port achieves record rail moves
CHARLESTON, SC – Container volumes increased 14 percent during SC Ports Authority's 2015 fiscal year, building upon several previous years of above-market growth with strength across all business segments.
"2015 was a memorable year for SC Ports Authority," said SCPA president and CEO Jim Newsome. "We reached near-record levels of containerized cargo and saw strong volume and good diversification of the breakbulk sector. From an operations perspective, highlights of this year include handling the highest ever month of pier containers in May and Inland Port rail moves in June, all while delivering high reliability and logistics efficiencies for our customers."
SCPA handled 1.9 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) during the fiscal year that ended June 30, a jump of 231,473 TEUs from the 2014 fiscal year. June volumes provided a strong finish to FY2015 with 169,913 TEUs moved during the month.
Pier containers, or box volume, also climbed 14 percent in FY2015 with 138,221 more boxes handled compared to FY2014. SCPA moved 96,916 boxes in June, pushing total fiscal year volume to 1.1 million containers.
"I'm extremely proud of the significant growth we achieved this fiscal year," said Bill Stern, SCPA Board Chairman. "The SCPA's continued success is rooted in the leadership of our strong Board, a talented CEO and senior staff, and support from a productive maritime community."
Strong fundamentals played a key role in the above-market growth of SCPA's containerized cargo segment. Amidst progress of the Panama Canal expansion and the Bayonne Bridge raising, big ships have transitioned to East Coast trade routes, and SCPA currently receives 11 post-Panamax vessel calls each week. Manufacturing in the Southeast remains strong, and SCPA provides the deep water required to handle ships fully-loaded with heavy exports. The booming automotive sector in the Southeast also supported both import and export volume gains.
Successful recruitment of discretionary cargo played a key role in SCPA's above-market growth as well. A competitive, broad-based rail market with ample capacity has made SCPA the port of choice for cargo produced beyond the Southeast region, including plastics from the US Gulf and agricultural products from the Midwest. Volume gains of agricultural exports were also driven by local industries such as SC-grown soybeans, whose export volume doubled during the last fiscal year.
"Fiscal year 2015 was marked by a number of exciting economic development announcements representing future volume opportunities for SCPA, including Daimler, Kent Bicycle, Volvo, and most recently, Dollar Tree," Newsome said. "The port's ability to serve these companies' supply chains played a key role in their decision to locate or expand in SC. Our strategic initiative to grow our cargo base is paying off."
In the non-containerized cargo segment, breakbulk tonnage exceeded fiscal year planned volumes by 6 percent with 1.4 million pier tons handled during the year. Georgetown moved 548,933 tons during the period, while Charleston handled 871,974 tons. Roll-on/roll-off cargo within the breakbulk sector grew significantly, and SCPA achieved the highest finished vehicle volume ever handled at the Columbus Street Terminal. In FY2015, 253,338 vehicles moved across SCPA docks, an increase of 15 percent over the previous record of 219,900 vehicles in FY2008.
Monthly volumes peaked at the Inland Port in June, with 6,736 rail moves handled during the month. The terminal's first full fiscal year of operations concluded with 58,407 rail moves, which surpasses initial annual volumes projected five years into terminal operations.
In the fiscal year ahead, SCPA expects to continue to grow above the US port market average and focus on increasing revenues to fund its capital projects, including the construction of the Navy Base container terminal by the end of the decade. FY2016 will also be a significant year for deepening the Charleston Harbor to 52 feet, with the Chief's Report expected in September while the Preconstruction Engineering and Design phase is ongoing, followed by construction.
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Digital Corridor receives approval for Flagship3 plans
The BAR gave conceptual approval to the design of Flagship3, which will be located right at the entrance to our Laurel Island property! We love seeing the growth of the tech industry in our backyard.
By Liz Segrist
Published Sept. 11, 2014
The Charleston Digital Corridor's Flagship3 development is headed toward final approval following a vote Wednesday by the city's Board of Architectural Review.
The board approved the conceptual designs of the four-story, mixed-use building planned for 999 Morrison Drive in downtown Charleston.
The newest flagship space would offer offices for startups similar to Flagship1 and Flagship2; it would also offer some longer-term space for more established, high-growth companies with up to 50 employees, according to Ernest Andrade, the corridor's executive director.
Andrade expects the project to be fully financed by local tech entrepreneurs and tech companies. He expects construction to begin this fall.
Flagship3 will be around 45,000 square feet, more than twice the combined size of Flagships 1 and 2, along Calhoun and Alexander streets.
Rush Dixon of Rush Dixon Architect presented the design plans for the Flagship3 to the board. Dixon pointed out design changes based on the board's prior recommendations, including a more simplified roof layout and elements more similar to Charleston's architecture and style.
For the entryway, Dixon took inspiration from unique corner entrances on buildings around Charleston. He also worked to include designs that emulate "technology and energy in motion."
The board debated the materials that would be used and the use of vertical windows. Several board members spoke in favor of the design changes, noting that the building needs a few more minor tweaks before final approval.
"You came a long way by simplifying concepts but keeping true to your ideas and original concept," board member Janette Alexander said. "The look is much more palpable and cleaner now."
Rush Dixon representatives will take the board's comments and make further revisions before going back to the board for preliminary and final approvals. The Digital Corridor is also working on the design for the parking garage as well as financing for the project.
The Flagship3 and an adjoining parking lot will be the anchor tenant for the city of Charleston's planned 10-acre Charleston Innovation District along Morrison Drive. The city and the corridor want to create a place for tech companies and startups to cluster in high-density, mixed-use developments.
The tech district includes 999 and 995 Morrison Drive. Charleston County owns 995 Morrison Drive and houses administrative buildings there.
Charleston City Council voted unanimously in July to allow buildings up to 85 feet in the tech overlay district. This vote increased the previous height restriction of 55 feet to accommodate the 76-foot tall Flagship3.
The city is also working on a new master plan for about 860 acres north of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge to accommodate a growing population. In addition to the tech district, plans call for a mix of housing options at different price points, mixed-use developments, office space, public transit, more bike lanes and parks.
Andrade said the city's passage of the tech overlay district and height allowance show "a public-private partnership at its best."
"There is a lot of work ahead, but today, the BAR affirmed that we will lead the creation of a 21st-century district of 'modern architecture' to complement the city's historic core while accelerating Charleston's high-wage, tech community," Ernest said in an email after the meeting.
Charleston Hotel Industry Continues to Succeed
Great news for Charleston's hotel industry! Thank you to the Charleston Visitors Bureau for sending us this report.
Impressive Year-to-Date Hotel Numbers
August has historically seen visitation drop off noticeably around the middle of the month. This decrease has generally coincided with school start dates across South Carolina and our adjacent states. This year we did not see the decrease that we've come to expect, which resulted in a very strong August and equally impressive year-to-date numbers. In fact, Charleston County hotels sold approximately 18,500 more roomnights in August 2014 than in August 2013!
Every submarket saw increases in room nights sold, occupancy, ADR and RevPAR. The county realized a 5.4% increase in room nights sold, which netted a 5.2% increase in occupancy of 76.4%. The average daily rate increased by 8.9% to $134.10, while RevPAR increased an impressive 14.5% to $102.48. The Charleston and North Charleston submarkets enjoyed double digit percentage growth in room nights sold, while East of the Cooper turned in a fourth consecutive month of double digit growth in ADR.
Year to date, countywide room nights sold are up 4.2%, occupancy is up 4.1% (76.9%) and the ADR is up 6.4% to $137.02. This yielded an impressive 10.8% increase in RevPAR of $106.75. Charleston County has now had year-over-year ADR increases for 44 consecutive months and RevPAR increases for 25 out of the last 26 months.
County chooses Neck area for skatepark
County settles on Neck area property for long-delayed skatepark
Aug 19 2014 6:47 pm
By Brenda Rindge, Post & Courier
After searching for five years for the perfect site for a skatepark in the Charleston Neck area, the county Park and Recreation Commission has settled on the location it wanted all along – a 25-acre property on Oceanic Street.
The long-delayed park could open sometime in 2015 at 1593 Oceanic Street, which has 3 1/2 acres of upland nestled between Interstate 26 and the Ashley River marsh.
"The one question everybody asks is, 'When am I going to skate?'" said county parks Executive Director Tom O'Rourke. "The answer is, I don't know. It's going to take less than a couple years and a little more than a year."
The commission has wanted to build the skatepark at the Oceanic Street property for several of years, but was deterred by the discovery of tons of concrete that had been dumped there and covered with dirt, O'Rourke said.
Parks revenue was sufficient to buy the land, which cost $800,000, he said, but building a skatepark there would not have been feasible because of the cost of removing the concrete, estimated at nearly $1 million.
"We just thought as an agency there's no need to dump extra money into this site when we have 10,000 acres of park land all over the county," O'Rourke said.
The commission decided Monday to go ahead with building the skatepark there after Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. said the city would pick up half the cost of removing the concrete debris. The $500,000 would be available because the property is located in a Tax Increment Financing District, a public financing method for redevelopment and community improvement projects.
"The commission found the Oceanic site which seemed to be – is – excellent because it is centrally located," Riley said Tuesday. "That was by far the best site they considered and so … we worked to help identify funds. I sent a memo to every member of City Council and there has been no dissent. I'm confident that City Council will overwhelmingly support this."
The issue will go before City Council in September.
In addition to the city funds, the Charleston-based nonprofit Speedwell Foundation donated about $400,000 to remove the debris and prepare the site for the skatepark.
Plans for the skatepark will be unveiled at a public meeting the commission expects will be held soon, O'Rourke said.
Removing concrete should take about three months, he said.
The planned park will be "regional quality," O'Rourke said, meaning it will be 25,000 square feet or more so that it can host competitions.
"We're moving as fast as we possibly can," he said. "Our site selection process, after 5½ years, is finally over."


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Title : Committee Chairman Report on Experimental Methods, Data Reporting and Snow Classification,
Corporate Author : COLORADO STATE UNIV FORT COLLINS DEPT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
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Abstract : During the conference a session was held to determine if there is a common ground with respect to the kinds of experiments which should be conducted to determine snow properties. It was intended that this session result in brief statements fof types of experiments, control of conditions necessary, and the proper reporting of data required to make the results of experiments conducted have maximum value to the snow research community. These brief reports cover the subjects of blowing snow, acoustics of snow and acoustical emissions, reflectance and thermal emission, snow classification, sliding ski resistance, electrical properties tests, mechanical properties, tests, measurement of density and velocity in moving snow, and snowpack temperature profiles.
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(NOTE: she recently broke up) thanks for the help! 😎
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Danielle Opolka joined the Mulva Library staff in 2013 as a student worker. Two years after her graduation in 2014, she assumed the role of evening library service associate. Danielle completed her Master's degree in May 2016.
In her role as a library service associate, Danielle's primary responsibility is to assist patrons with any needs they have while visiting the library. She enjoys learning about the projects students are working on and providing them with the materials that they need to accomplish their work.
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text: Andy Murray will be playing in the Aegon Championships in London for the rest of his career. BBC will continue to provide live coverage of the event until 2024. Murray won the tournament for the 5th time in 2016 when he managed to defeat Milos Raonic in the final and later on beat him again and claimed his second Wimbledon title. Murray enjoyed an incredible campaign during 2016, which saw him earn the first place, which ended up with him being knighted in the Queen's Honours List. Murray told the BBC that he is very happy to play at Queen's for the rest of his career. His initial ATP World Tour match win was at Queen's back in 2005, so for it to become his most successful tournament is an incredible feeling. He added that by looking at the names that managed to win the tournament four times, he realised that they are some of the best tennis players. He concluded that winning it five times means quite a lot to him. BBC has been covering the pre-Wimbledon tournament for quite a while, since 1979. In 2013 they reported that 3.7m people watched the final between Raonic and Murray. The tournament organisers will also be expanding the capacity of the court during 2017, which will see them to accommodate approximately 9000 seats, which is a 30% increase from 2016. The director of Aegon Championships, Stephen Farrow stated that to know that Murray will play at the Queen's Club until the end of his career and that BBC will continue to cover it is a massive boost in what an important and exciting year it will be for the Aegon Championships.