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50352B: SharePoint 2010 Overview for End Users (MS Certification)
This 3-day instructor-led course explores all the new end user features exposed in SharePoint 2010.
- Course Outline
This 3-day instructor-led course explores all the new end user features exposed in SharePoint 2010.
Audience Profile
Anyone that works with SharePoint team sites, libraries, lists and items.
At Course Completion
After completing this course, students will be able to:
- Explore every new aspect that will be visible to an end user in SharePoint 2010.
Course Outline
Module 1: Overview
A simple introduction module.
- Overview
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Understand your course, classroom, classmates, facility and instructor.
Module 2: SharePoint Introduction
In this module, we are going to answer the all important questions of "What" and "Why" should we be using SharePoint.
We are also going to look at the new and exciting features of SharePoint 2010!
- What's New in SharePoint 2010
- End User Adoption
- What is SharePoint?
- Why SharePoint?
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Describe the major components of SharePoint 2010
- Describe the new features and capabilities of SharePoint 2010 as compared to 2007
- Describe what business problems SharePoint 2010 can address
Module 3: Collaboration Experience
In this module we take a look at common features of the basic SharePoint site. Throughout this course we will create and manage several different pieces of content and the team site will be our site of choice for doing this! Understanding this site is the center piece of understanding SharePoint and applying it to your everyday life!
- New SharePoint Features
Lab : User interface
- UI Improvements
- Create Page
- Ribbon
- Wiki Capabilities
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Describe the new UI features of SharePoint 2010
- Understand how the Ribbon works
Module 4: Lists
In this module, we are going to take a look at lists from a end user standpoint, but also very quickly from a database standpoint as well. We will talk about the new lists of SharePoint 2010 and what things have changed when working with any type of list.
- SharePoint 2010 Features
- Lists
Lab : Asset Library
- Use new Asset Library
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Describe and use the new Asset Library
- Understand when to use a List and when to use a Database
- How to use and create Document Sets
- Learn to create External Lists
Module 5: List Management
We explored the types of lists that come out of the box in the last module. In this module, we will explore how to manage those lists!
- List Management
Lab : New Features
- Multi-Document Actions
- Turn On Document Sets
- Column Level Validation
- List Level Validation
- Content Ratings
- Audience Targeting
- Metadata Navigation
- Manage Item Scheduling
- Document ID Service
- Generate file plan report
- Record declaration settings
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Multi-Document Actions
- UseColumn\List Level Validation
- UseContent Ratings
- UseAudience Targeting
- UseMetadata Navigation
- UseManage Item Scheduling
- UseDocument ID Service
- Usefile plan reports
- UseRecord declaration settings
Module 6: Permissions
In this module we take a look at SharePoint permissions. We will learn about SharePoint groups, permission levels, permissions and explore the new Permission Finders.
- SharePoint Permissions
Lab : SharePoint Permissions
- Permission Finder
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- What is means to say permissions are cumulative
- Understand that SharePoint has no deny
- How to use the Permission Checker
Module 7: SharePoint Foundation Site Definitions
In this module we are going to review the SharePoint Foundation site definitions.
- SharePoint Foundation Sites
Lab : Foundation Site Definitions
- Create Group Work Site
- Create Visio Process Site
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Understand how to create and what a Group Work site is
- Understand how to create and what a Visio Process Repository site is
Module 8: SharePoint Server Site Definitions
In this module we will explore each of the site definitions that come with SharePoint Server.
- SharePoint Server Site Definitions
Lab : Server Site Definitions
- Use the Publishing Portal
- Use the Records Center
- Use the Search Center
- Use Business Intelligence Center
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Describe each of the SharePoint Server site definitions
- Be able to effectively use the SharePoint Server site definitions
Module 9: Office Integration
In this module we are going to take a look at how SharePoint and Office interact.
- Office Integration
- SharePoint Workspace 2010
- Web Applications
Lab : Office Integration
- Offline Document Libraries
- Manipulating Calendars (two-way update, roll-up view)
- Manipulating Tasks
- Manipulating Contacts
- Excel Data Reporting
- Access Data Reporting
- One Note
- SharePoint Workspace
Lab : Office Web Applications
- Explore Office Web Applications
Lab : Access Services
- Explore Access Services
Lab : Visio Servcies
- Explore Visio Services
Lab : Office and BCS
- Explore Office and BCS Integration
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Describe how SharePoint integrates with Office (from SharePoint and to SharePoint)
- How to describe and use Office Web Applications
- How to describe and use Access Services
- How to describe and use Visio Services
Module 10: My Site
In this module we will review the SharePoint MOSS feature called My Site!
- My Site
- What is Social Computing
Lab : My Site
- Create your my Site
- Your Profile
- Colleagues
- Colleagues - Tracking Changes
- Explore Memberships
- Explore In Common With
- Documents
- My Blog
- My Tags and Notes
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Describe what a My Site is
- How to create and modify a My Site
- How to work with My Site social networking features
- How to protect yourself in the Social Computing realm
- Prerequisites & Certificates
Before attending this course, students must have: * Understanding of SharePoint 2007 basics.
Certificates offered
MS Certification
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- When: August 29, 11:00 AM, EST
- Presenter: Steven Lawry, Director, Equal Opportunities, Gender, Justice, and Tenure, CIFOR
Initiatives promoting community forestry have taken place in many developing countries over the past three decades. Many programs are based on a belief that better forest conservation, livelihood, and climate outcomes are more likely where forest users organize themselves into collective forest management bodies, capable of coordinating and enforcing sustainable management practices and promoting new forms of forest enterprise. Early donor-led community forestry initiatives for the most part foundered. These were often undertaken without sufficient knowledge of the complexities of collective action at the local level, the higher relative value accorded in many places to crop-based enterprises and land uses, weak local forest rights, and lack of buy-in on the part of national forest authorities to local-level control and governance of forests.
Despite the early difficulties, proponents of community forestry have drawn lessons from failed efforts. Global and national forest rights movements have catalyzed public and donor support for rights-based approaches to community forestry. As a result, several governments have devolved a meaningful variety of forest use and management rights to local user groups; something that research suggests is essential to catalyzing local investment in forest conservation and forest-based enterprises. Meta-analyses and systematic reviews provide insights into factors likely to contribute to the success of community forestry, defined against various performance standards and outcomes.
This webinar will summarize the findings of selected meta-analyses, present case studies from Nepal, Guatemala, and Mexico, and preview emerging research that looks at the investment effects of community forestry models that feature strong elements of forest rights devolution.
About the presenter
Steven Lawry is Director of CIFOR's Equity, Gender and Tenure research program, leading a team of nine scientists and research associates based at CIFOR offices in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Dr Lawry co-leads Flagship 5: Governance of Natural Resources of the CGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM).
Dr. Lawry has published studies and scholarly articles on the social and ecological effects of forest rights devolution; the impacts of land rights formalization on agricultural investment and productivity; and tenure factors affecting adoption of agroforestry technologies in West Africa, among other topics. He received a PhD from the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1988. The same year he joined the research staff of UW-Madison's Land Tenure Center (LTC). He became LTC's Associate Director in charge of Africa programs in 1990. Dr. Lawry held senior positions in the Ford Foundation from 1992 to 2006, including head of the Foundation's Office for the Middle East and North Africa in Cairo from 1997 to 2001. He was president of Antioch College, in Yellow Springs, Ohio, in 2006 and 2007. He was a Senior Research Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School's Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations from 2008 to 2013. On leave from the Kennedy School, he headed the USAID-funded Sudan Property Rights Program in 2010 and 2011, based in Juba, assisting the Government of South Sudan develop a national land policy. Dr. Lawry served as Global Practice Leader for Land Tenure and Property Rights at DAI, a Washington-based consulting group, from 2011 to 2014. He joined CIFOR in September 2014. See more
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Oct 13.
Bern Capitol of Sehneiz
We have seen the Parlament or government building, Munster church, The museum of Art. It has old Armors, Jewels, paintings and many other handwork and also environment of the primitive peoples of Asia and Afrika. Shoping Center.
Oct 14-15 Genova Italia
We have seen the Colombus square with the statue of Colombus, Plassa De Verdi with the large Terase from there we saw over the City the old Roman fortress, the harbor with the big ocean shipps. The King palace, academy of art. Piassa & Ella Vittoria with the nice flower park and Vis Codorne the sculpture gate, The Basalica of Genova and many other Churches. The churches buildings are in Gothic structure. The churches are outside shaby, but inside they are very colorful with frescos and statues.
The people are kind and well dressed, even the teen agers are well dressed and have nice hair due. It seems to be, that the Beatles didn't conquer Italy yet.
Oct 16 Monte Carlo, Monaco
We leaved Genovo and a rainy morning to Monaco with a fast train wich stoped almost by each chicken cube.
The whole train was over crowed with labors and with their lugguages. The whole train was filty, even the first clas was filty. We have seen the Castel of Monaco or the palace of Prince Renold. The famos Gambling Casino and the sinery of Monte Carlo.
Oct. 17. Barzelona
The train Monaco to Barzeelona was over filed mostly with labors and lagguages
We arrived at 1.30 after midnight on the border station of Port Bou, Spain all pasanger of the train did have to leave the train with all their lagguages to the custody building for custody inspection. The inspection took more than one hour. The same did happen to us before we leaved the border of Spain.
Barzelona with her big harbor is the trade center of Spain. Has a museum and a romantic park with statues and water fall, big churches and government buildings.
Olsidently in the Cathedral of Barzelona we was a big wedding of the dignatory of the City. All the man wore froks and the ladies were in silk and furs.
Oct 18-19 Madrid
The ride on the Train from Barzelona to Madrid is not much to see. We have seen only rocky mountains and bare hils with no tries or shrubs. This very pour country.
We arrived at 9.40 in Madrid. It rained the whol day, so we stayed the first day in the hotel because the Streets were all dirty or mudy. The second day we went out for sight seeing to the King palace and park, Casidra of Madrid and other churches and statues. Since my wife didn't feel well and also through lack of knowledge of the Spanish language, we desided not to go to Gibraltar and to Lisabon as we had pland it.
We leaved Madrid at 22.30 and arrived in the morning at 9.30 in Bayonne.
Oct 20 Bayonne
Since my did not feel well we stayed in the Rail raod station restaurant, till got a Train to Lourdes. We arrived in Lourdes at 17.30.
Oct 21. Lourdes
Sight seeing to the church of Francis of Assisy. The Basalica of Lourdes, The Calvary fourteen station, The Holy Spring Shrine, and the Lourdes Hospital where hundreds of sick and crippled people were pushed with the wheel chair from the hospital to the Holy Spring for heeling then from there to the Basalicka for the Lords Blessings. From there we went to the old Fortress of Charteuaugehe. The Fortress was build by the Arabs at 730 and on 814 the Normands took the fortress over and they build around the fortress wall. In 1373 England took over the fortress and since 1404 belongs to the Kindom of Franze. King Louis XV of France made of the fortress a prison and it was a political prison til 1920 and since that time is a museum of human environment or development from the stone age till the present Time.
Oct 22-23 Paris
Sight seeing to the Conservatory Museum of Tehnology in Mashinery, Electricity and mining of Minerals.
Statue of Blasse Pascal the founder of the Barometer. The Notre Dome Church, Basclica, The parlament of France, Court of Justice, Eifel Tower, Lafaette Palace and Park & Shopping Center
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Very, very reasonable postage rates, walker is excellent and good quality. The same walker is a lot more expensive at main high street/on-line retailers as is P&P, so was very pleased with the price and service, thanks!
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Masters of Stone III Trailer (1994)
01 January 1994
Non-stop climbing action from the cutting edge of the sport. America's toughest boulder problems at Hueco Tanks and Yosemite. 5.14C redpoints at the hottest climbing cliffs in southern France. Zone 3 soloing. Women's climbing. Mega free-climbing. Training tips from the best. Freeway climbing. Bandaloop cliff dancing. Live body rope testing with 100+ foot falls.
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Good habit is better than a bad habit. There is no doubt about this. But no-habit is far better than any habit. Habit is a cultivated thing. Nature is not a habit. Nature's nature is not a habit. Nature is beyond the duality of good and bad. Who has divided you between good and bad? Nature's nature in Sanskrit is called Dharma. Our ultimate nature is Sachitananda - Truth, Bliss and Consciousness. We are all part of the nature. Our nature can not be different from the nature of the nature. Nature's nature is our nature. This is our Dharma. Being hot is not the habit of fire. It is her nature. Being cold is not the habit of ice. It is her nature. Being tasteless, odorless and still making us feel thirsty for is not the habit of water. It is her nature. The first habit may lead you to seventh or nth. Greatness can not be our habit. Greatness can not be cultivated. Greatness is revealed. Greatness is the grace of God. All our prayer is a benediction for revealing this greatness. Greatness has to be our nature. It is in fact our true and innate nature. How greatness can be our 8th habit? Habit is a forced upon thing. Only our inauthentic nature can be a habit. Something covering our true nature can be a habit. The true nature is already there hidden beneath the covering. And once uncovered, the true nature will overflow spontaneously.
Yoga is an art of 8 (eight) steps to our ultimate goal. The 8th step is our destination and destiny. These are the steps: (1) Yam, (2) Niyam, (3) Asan, (4) Pranayam, (5) Pratyahar, (6) Dharana, (7) Dhyan, (8) Samadhi. But all these eight steps are not habits. These are the various mysteries of our being realized at each step. These 8 steps are the relative effectiveness of our total being at each stage. The 8th step is the highest effectiveness of our being. It is our peak performance. It is our zenith. But one has to move on this path of effectiveness step by step. One can neither overstep nor override the steps. One has to move rhythmically step by step. There is a symphony in the whole movement. It is not a running race. It is like a musical note. The last and the 8th step is to discover the inner music of life. This is a grace of God. It is called Samadhi. It is a state of trance. Samadhi is a Sanskrit word and the meaning is to find a solution. And what was the problem before the beginning of the journey? The problem was that of noise and disturbance. The problem was that of chaos and confusion. And this finally results into a cosmos. The whole journey was to move from duality to divinity. The whole journey was to move from confusion to clarity. The whole effort was to find the music of life. And this happens at the 8th step. This is our goal. This is our destiny. This is our greatness. But this is not an achievement. This is an outcome. This is a by-product. This is a culmination. This is a flowering. This is a grace of God. All greatness is a grace of God. And all our prayer is a benediction for this greatness.
The fragrance is hidden within the seed of the flower. The only condition is of the flowering of the flower. This is how the seed evolves into a flower. This flowering and fragrance is not the habit of the flower. Fragrance is the innate nature of the flower. It is already there hidden inside the darkness of the seed. It only requires an opportunity for its natural growth. We can not force a seed into a bud. We can not force open the bud into a flower. No, we can not apply any kind of force. It has to happen naturally. And this is the whole secret. We can't create our true nature. We can only discover our true nature which is already there hidden in the depth of our being. Knowing this or discovering this is a great joy and bliss. Realizing this or experiencing this is the grace of God. Helping us know this or helping us discover this is His greatness. All our prayer is a benediction for this Greatness. And a Guru becomes a catalytic agent on the path of this Greatness.
We have to move from bad habits to good habits. And then we have to move from good habits to our true nature. Our true nature is neither good nor bad but beyond both and transcendental. Our true nature is a Sachitananda.


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MARSHA S. on 05/23/2012
"Won't take my car anywhere else!"
I've been going to Rick's Automotive for several years now and I would strongly hesitate to go anywhere else because of the top notch customer service I get at Rick's. Unlike other shops that take longer than they say for the work or end up adding on charges for this and that, Rick is straightforward and there's never any guess work. My car is done at the time he says it will be done (if not earlier). And he always gives me a solid final cost for repairs. Rick also runs a clean and tight shop. Probably one of the best organized I've ever seen. And that's reflected in the way he runs his business too. He really cares about his customers and does try to save them money when he can, but never at the expense of doing top quality work. I really can't say enough about what a good guy he is as well as a great mechanic and business man.
Vehicle: Toyota Corolla
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- Date of birth: Aug 11, 1969
- Date of passing: May 30, 2011
|Let the memory of Oluwayomi be with us forever
"Today, we remember you as a beloved person, mother, and wife. You are a darling, a caring person that will share your love with anyone you are in contact with. Although you are not with us, but your spirit linger. I pray that the Lord continue to give you eternal rest, the joy of your salvation is Christ and l know you are resting by His side at this moment. The family you left behind remember you, and may the Lord continue to strengthen them. Sun Re oooo. A o pade lese Jesu, nibiti ekun ko ni si mo. Rest in peace.
Evang. D. Ogunboye"
"Always in our hearts and thoughts. Michael"
"Hi Jimi, thinking of you and your family at this sad time. With all best wishes, Alan"
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To the majority of people who are dealing with big financial obligation issues, lowering the amount owed is a great assistance. Nevertheless, this can be impossible with IRS since the company will attempt to collect exactly what you owe completely or through a payment strategy. There are methods to reduce the fees or penalties however considering that the procedure is made complex, couple of taxpayers are able to make the most of the tax debt relief used by the firm.
The Morgan VT 05853 Tax Debt Relief That People May Rely On
The Last option: Wage Garnishment is probably the worst situation you might ever discover yourself in. This is when the Internal Revenue Service instructs your employer to begin keeping 50 to 75% of your income to pay off your tax debt. This normally leads to an income that does not cover your expense of living expenses and can press you right into the poorhouse.
Tax resolution specialists are great at their task. Do not let that you owe back taxes set you in a tailspin. There are options, as we have actually gone over, for leaving this. Do something about it today, due to the fact that I can guarantee that the Internal Income Service is not going to quit, even if you feel like giving up!
IRS Attorneys
It's normal for collection representatives to refuse your demand for help or debt relief. They will not immediately take your word, and you will need to offer appropriate proof that you're undoubtedly in a financial crisis. Specific documents must be sent for confirmation and analysis. As long as you fulfill the requirements, you can seek financial obligation relief.
The role of taxpayer's legal counsel is to counter IRS with a tax debt relief proposal. Counter proposal must specify the problem of a taxpayer to settle tax dues outright. The proposal intends to accomplish a compromise between Internal Revenue Service and taxpayer. This might allow a taxpayer to pay within its earnings capability.
When you submit old returns the Internal Revenue Service will take that as a proactive step to paying the tax and that is an advantage in a sea of bad things the IRS can do to you. Here is the hitch. Despite the fact that you might have filed, the Internal Revenue Service will add fees and fines onto the balance if you didn't send in a check. Don't stress you have options, simply do not try and negotiate those alternatives alone. You require a tax professional to assist you handle your taxes so you pay as little as possible and keep the IRS at bay. It's very possible to do and millions of tax payers do it every day. Do not fear the IRS. Just do your research before you do.
IRS Tax Lien Help In Morgan Vermont 05853
Response: Technically, yes. If other actions are not taken to pay the back taxes owed, the IRS can seize genuine property. I cannot imagine a worse sensation than coming how to find a huge yellow Internal Revenue Service seizure sticker label pasted on the front door. It never has to pertain to this. If you feel this is where the Internal Revenue Service' collection process is headed, it is time to attorney up, or seek brand-new representation, or at the minimum, get a consultation. Contact somebody trustworthy, however act now.
Now you are up the creek.and not just do you not have a paddle, but your boat has a leak. Right now that $10,000 financial obligation sounds respectable does not it. So how do you get the IRS to go back and accept your original return? You need to file an Amended Income tax return. I hope you saved all of your tax records.
The Genuine reality: There countless ridiculous guidelines to pick from concerning Tax Debt. And that suggests you need to know the cold hard info. Do not let untrustworthy folks offer you on the concept that reducing Internal Revenue Service liability is "a No-Brainer" or that there are "loads" of strategies to repay the Irs. Due to the fact that it is inaccurate.


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Sanitation Division
Department of Environmental Services: SANITATION DIVISION
167 Roa Hook Road
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Phone No. (914) 737-0100
Fax No. (914) 737-1655
Email: email@example.com
Jeffrey C. Coleman P.E., Director, D.E.S.
Steve Ferreira, P.E., Deputy Director, D.E.S.
Christina Edwards, Deputy Director, D.E.S. - Administration
Brian McIntyre, General Foreman
Joe Curry, Assistant Foreman
Regular Office Hours
Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 3:30PM
All Sanitation Services start at 7:00 AM
Summer Sanitation Services start at 6:00 AM
Yard waste must be placed in brown biodegradable paper bags or loose in a garbage can. Yard waste in plastic bags of any kind will not be collected. Please refer to the New 2017 Sanitation and Recylcing Calendar (which is a clickable link below) for pickup dates. For more information on the Westchester County Love 'Em and Leave 'Em Program please visit http://www.leleny.org
New Town Regulation- All mattresses and box springs out for disposal must be placed in sealed plastic bags. Bags can be purchased at your local hardware store or online.
Important Links
2017 Sanitation Brochure
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Household-Material Recovery Facility (H-MRF)
This facility, centrally located in Valhalla, is open year-round and will accept household chemical waste.
Drop Off Times for E-Waste at 167 Roa Hook Road are Thursdays ONLY:
Normal Hours: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Summer Hours: (June 26 TO September 1) 12:00 PM-2:00 PM
Garbage pickup is as follows:
- The northern end of Town and Verplanck Monday
- The southern end of town Tuesday
- Paper and cardboard Townwide Wednesday
- Comingle (glass, plastic & metal) Townwide Thursday
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In These Trying Times…
(Is anyone besides me sick of that kind of phrasing?)
*ahem* Back to our Tip of the Week.
I'm making out holiday cards right now. Lovely things, all blue and silver and wintry. Not over-the-top expensive, but not cheap either. They came with lined envelopes, which, after getting the cards ready, I began to stuff.
The cards got caught on the lining, pulled it out partway in some cases, caused all sorts of difficulty.
Turns out that in an apparent cost-cutting measure, these envelopes are only partly lined. Just on the flap where you can see it, and a little ways down. That's why I'm having trouble.
These are no less expensive than last year's from the same company, with fully lined envelopes, so I'm paying the same for cheaper stuff.
Nowhere on the box does it say, "partly lined envelopes." "Lined," it says. I think I'll call that lying.
They're a big pain in the tush. If you don't want me to notice your cost-cutting measures, or at least don't want me to complain about it, it better function like it used to.
What's the solution?
Unlined envelopes.
Pass along a little of the savings to me, save a little for the company. Make a splash about it on the back of the box—"saving you a little money to make your holidays bright!" You could even spin it pleasantly and call it a green initiative. Then I wouldn't think about your profit motivations, which are really none of my business. If you're in business, you have profit motivations. So do I. Fine.
In these trying times, all the old rules apply.
Don't cheap out on your customers and ask them to foot the same bill, or your times are going to get a lot more trying next holiday season.
Partly lined envelopes may save money, but unlined envelopes save customers.
I won't buy from them again.
We all know that times are tough for business. Got any "cost-cutting measures" that you'd like to see companies trying out?
What cheats bug you, and what can concerned businesses get away with?
Grow and be well,
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My wife and I are planning a trip to London in June. we are an older couple and have found a coiple of apartments where we can have a private room. Since we are going to London for the first time, we want to know from members about the safety of the two areas where these apartments are located.
1. Commercial Street, London, E1
2. Henshaw street, London, SE17
I believe these are both in Zone 1, and are convenient for touristy areas.
Any comments would be appreciated.
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My wife and I are planning a trip to London in June. we are an older couple and have found a coiple of apartments where we can have a private room. Since we are going to London for the first time, we want to know from members about the safety of the two areas where these apartments are located.
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>>Henshaw street, London, SE17<<
>>Commercial Street, London, E1
Probably no - what is the full postal code?
Safety isn't your issue - it is convenience (neither location is all that convenient) and surroundings.
What is your actual budget?
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Henshaw St is in the back end of Elephant and Castle/Walworth. Not unsafe, and in the throes of gentrification. Not bad for public transport connections, but a fairly workaday sort of area at best. More important, it's not too far from a massive old public housing estate which is in the process of being demolished and replaced, so I imagine there will be a fair amount of building traffic in the streets round about, even if not necessarily in this street.
Commercial St, on the other hand, runs past the Spitalfields Market area. At each end of it, it becomes a bit dull and downmarket as it connects with other main roads; again not unsafe, but depending on exactly where the property is, there may be traffic noise and possible disturbance from crowds attending the Sunday markets. The general vibe is very much on the arty/trendy side, though the rest of the gentrification wave is sweeping in as well and it will soon become as bland as that sounds.
However, being that far east, it depends on which "touristy areas" you have in mind. Convenient for the Tower and St Paul's, it'll be a fair old trek to the West End for theatres and shopping and even further to the Kensington museums. In a sense, nowhere is convenient to them all, but this is a bit on the edge. If you can stand commuting half an hour or more, then it wouldn't be a bad place to stay; but it depends what you want to see.
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I'm not sure why you would want to rent a room in someone else's apt - you are subjecting yourself to the vagaries and lifestlye of people you know nothing about. Why not just rent a studio apt from a one of the commercial agencies? You will have the benefits of a kitchen without being stuck in a small apartment with total strangers.
And can find one in a much more central location, wasting much less of your vacation on trekking to and fro comparatively remote areas.
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I've walked around both those rather gritty looking areas many times and they seem as safe as any place in London - crimes against tourists - pickpockets - IME are less than in most major European tourist cities but if it does happen it will happen in major tourist areas - both are excellent locations in terms of being close to the tourist center - very walkable if you want to many sights.
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Food for thought. We also found a place in North London in West Hendon, close to Brent Cross shopping center. It appears to be a good area. Any thoughts on sf?
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Hi Erach,
I agree with NYtraveler - "I'm not sure why you would want to rent a room in someone else's apt - you are subjecting yourself to the vagaries and lifestlye of people you know nothing about."
Let me be frank - that sounds like a nightmare scenario to me. Given your outlay to travel to London, I would think you would explore a less expensive hotel room in central London where you can have PRIVACY and easily access the major sites. You will receive ton of suggestions on this board on that subject.
Enjoy London...
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West Hendon is a long commute from central London - not conducive to going back to during the day - over 20 minutes on the notorious Northern Line - one of London's oldest in the center and prone to disruptions I believe, unless remedied in the past few years..
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I agree that a hotel room may be private, but I am having a difficult time finding something reasonable in the center in third week of June. I found one on Erlanger Road near New Cross Gate tube station. It is in zone 2, in southeast part of London.
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"It [Brent Cross]appears to be a good area."
Good for what?
For rapidish access to Northern Britain by road, or to Luton Airport, it's fine. For access to the kosher restaurants of Golders Green, perfectly reasonable, if possibly a bit far to walk on Sabbath (though presumably London's heaviest density of formally dressed people on foot in the area most Saturdays means it's handy for lots of local orthodox Jews to get to synagogues). For Hindus, handy to Europe's biggest temple: for expatriate Swedes, handy to Britain's best meatball and pytt i panna cafeteria: for expatriate Japanese, pointless now the Japanese restaurant complex has disappeared.
For lots of people, a reasonable place to commute to work from.
For tourists? A truly surreal choice, frankly, unless you're writing a thesis on London's complex suburban cultures.
What's wrong with staying in proper London?
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Erach: >>We also found a place in North London in West Hendon, close to Brent Cross shopping center. It appears to be a good area. Any thoughts on sf?<<
No, you don't want to stay near Brent Cross. Again - what is your budget? There may be something in the center of things that is w/i your budget. Also - what website(s) are you using? Some are more reliable than others. And - when asking about a specific property, include the full postal code (if you have it). This would be something like SE17 3JE, or E1 6BJ
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Good gosh. Will you post your nightly budget already?
Do so and you'll get great suggestions. There are ton(ne)s of people on this board who know London areas and transport and you've heard from some already.
There are numerous options in London that are far superior to the three you've come up with.
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Nor right out by New Cross Gate. It's not a "bad" area, but again, not very interesting and not offering easy access to anywhere much that you might want to go (apart from Greenwich, and - if you've a spare half hour on a Saturday afternoon - Deptford High St market).
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Thanks for all the posts. We are looking at a nightly budget of$130 per night. I was told to look for a place in zone 1.
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zone 1 is the entire center section of Greater London. But simply being (barely) inside zone 1 doesn't mean much one way or the other. Specific location is everything.
$130 = approx £75. That is pretty low for London and the best budget properties do book up far in advance so you may have to hunt. Check out travelodge. Most of their central London properties will be over your budget but several are less and there are often special offers.
Also check out londontown.com
How long are you staying?
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Thanks for adding your budget. Now--what are your dates?
Here is a place and if you scroll down, you can see what dates are free in June: http://holidaylondonapartments.com/Covent-Garden/Soho-1-Double-Bedroom-45536
You'll be much happier staying in this area than the ones you've been looking at.
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You're not being helped by the falling dollar. If you can swing 90 quid per (about $150) then you may have even more options.
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Janisj's Travelodge suggestion is good.
You might want to consider a private room in a YHA hostel. www.yha.org.uk There are several in London which could meet your needs. We've met travelers of all ages in hostels and, almost always, we've been very pleased with our accomodations.
Lee Ann
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Also check out university lodgings if students are on break - better than a youth hostel with large groups of adolescents running amok.
Well you are probably looking for a proper hotel but these can be a unique and well-located budget place to stay.
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PQ makes good suggestions --- most are slightly above the OPs budget, but unfortunately some are much higher.
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Since there are only 2 of you who I assume can share a double bed you might want to look at Priceline (but do check the neighborhoods carefully). There's a chance you may find a bargain.
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Since there are only 2 of you who I assume can share a double bed you might want to look at Priceline (but do check the neighborhoods carefully). There's a chance you may find a bargain.
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Both of these are central and within easy transportation reach.
I've stayed in both within the past month. You can get a basic room, which means sharing a bath with maybe one or two other rooms, breakfast and VAT within your budget, easily. Both are clean and comfortable, the bathrooms are kept spotless throughout the day, and they have a friendly, homey feel. My fastidious daughter and I loved them both.
If those don't work out, search tripadvisor.com for "B&B Hotels" and pay attention to the ratings, which I have found to be accurate, and the maps. There are several in the King's Cross area and Bloomsbury.
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erach: Both of stokebailey's suggestions are in much MUCH better locations than any of the places you've listed. Like 100,000% better!
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I just popped on the airbnb site & found 3 places in your budget. Not sure if they have availablity.
soho studio 137$ Flat by Big Ben 130$ Notting Hill studio 139$
All have kitchens. I have several friends & family that have used this site & love it.
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I strongly urge you to review the options on airbnb.com. I was able to find an apartment in Kensington/Bayswater for 4 adults for a fair price for 18-24 June. The "fair" price meaning the price per night per person is the same as yours.
Good luck!
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I strongly urge you to review the options on airbnb.com. I was able to find an apartment in Kensington/Bayswater for 4 adults for a fair price for 18-24 June. The "fair" price meaning the price per night per person is the same as yours.
Good luck!
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Be very careful w/ airbnb. You might suss out a great deal . . . but be sure to ask here before booking anything through the site. Sometimes the owners play a bit fast and loose w/ where the property actually is. We can look for red flags/issues that a first timer might not catch.
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travelzoo uk has a serviced apartment for £99 in a pretty good location... a little outside your budget, i know... however, it's only until june 9. you didn't say when in june you will be there...
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i am also searching hotels in london right now... it doesn't work for us, as it's 15 min walk from the tube.... but jetsetter has a great rate on the Bermondsey Square Hotel right now... in june it's a little more at $165 us... but it gets really good reviews... very few average or poor.
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Thank you for all the responses. We did find something on arbnb, and talked to the host and weare satisfied with location. I will post my experience with airbnb and how it turned out after I return from my vacation in end of June.
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curious as to where your airbnb is and how much it costs - thanks.
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Erach, do let us know how things turn out with your lodging and what adventures you folks had in London.
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Neil Francis: Astonishing physical resilience puts Ireland in unenviable position of being Six Nations favourites
Ireland now favourites for Six Nations after another heroic display of courage and discipline
A simply marvellous game of rugby. A Test match that crackled and sparkled with wondrous skill. There was niggle and aggression - but nothing like what we saw last week - and a match where Ireland looked like they would lose it heavily in the second half.
That uncertainty: how much did they have left in the tank after a series that questioned their physical and mental stamina to the core? Test matches normally have a beginning, a middle and an end, and this one did, but not necessarily in that order.
This was a good Australian side and it would take an awful lot to beat them; when they got in to their natural game in the second half you feared for Ireland because it looked for the entire world that the wheels were going to fall off.
I watched the Australians in the pre-match going through their passing drills. You could never underestimate the power of simplicity, and the quality of their passing I felt could undo Ireland whenever the Wallabies got their pack to win a bit of ball from them.
That was the issue for Australia: Ireland's marvellously competitive pack fear nobody at this stage; they have been more than a match for all comers, and in the first half yesterday they simply did not give Australia a sniff of the ball, and Tevita Kuridrani, Israel Folau and Co spent the whole first 40 minutes chasing the ball.
Ireland's ability to play keep-ball and not make mistakes frustrates the hell out of their opposition. The key to it is to have amazing reserves of stamina, and Ireland are undoubtedly one of the fittest sides in world rugby: it is why they have lived with the All Blacks and beaten Australia and South Africa as well this year.
Once again their back row reigned supreme against a more fabled yet out-played duo of David Pocock and Michael Hooper. Again at the breakdown it was Ireland who were able to dictate, with Josh van der Flier, I suppose in the van.
The key for this whole series might need an enquiry on how we are refereed: have we got the most lenient referees we have ever had or is Ireland's discipline that good?
Only three penalties conceded yesterday and four in both games against the All Blacks; that is a phenomenal performance in terms of exercising control and patience in every sector of the game.
Rugby is a simple game: you win the ball, you apply pressure and your opponents either concede ground, penalties or tries. Ireland were under the cosh for 30 minutes of the second half yet they conceded only two penalties during this period.
Michael Cheika might challenge the penalty count in the aftermath of a spoiled Grand Slam but Grumpy will find that Ireland's rigidity under pressure was a supreme exercise in mental strength.
It is the non-concession of penalties and their superior fitness that has allowed them to take the jump to the next level. It must be very gratifying for the team to be that sure of themselves.
One other thing that has stood in Ireland's favour is their ability to overcome adversity when it comes to injury. Johnny Sexton and Robbie Henshaw are always going to be a huge loss. Losing somebody of Sean O'Brien's quality in the morning always throws a curve-ball not only to Ireland but also to the Australians, who would have to change their tactics accordingly.
Quite often a player who comes in unexpectedly plays a blinder and Van der Flier's astonishing performance yesterday came into that category.
Ireland knew all of this before a ball was kicked yesterday but what happened and the way that the team coped with all of the injuries it had, that was a different matter. Their ability to think on their feet again is a sign of maturity. Improvidus, apto quod victum. Improvise, adapt and overcome.
It was a big call to keep Garry Ringrose at inside-centre. When Jared Payne went off, you felt that Ireland would not survive defensively; whatever else about Payne's undoubted quality, he is their team leader in defence and his defensive reading has been first class in that most difficult position at outside-centre.
Rob Kearney's HIA was a simple like-for-like substitution, with Simon Zebo coming on. When Andrew Trimble got injured, it was obvious he was not right; Kieran Marmion came onto the wing and Australia targeted him immediately but apart from Henry Speight's try they didn't get too much change out of him.
When Payne went off at half-time, Joey Carbery went at full back, Keith Earls into the centre and Zebo on to the wing.
For Ireland's three-quarters to survive as they did was down to a huge amount of luck and incredibly some sloppy Australian passing, when the vicitors could have torn Ireland apart. The Aussies messed up three fairly certain try-scoring opportunities with forward passes and some dropped ball: something that you would not expect from a side coached by Stephen Larkham, unquestionably the finest passer of a ball at Test level ever.
Australia came second up front and that was the real winning and losing of this game. Iain Henderson is still a good bit off where he needs to be from a fitness perspective, but he crowned an edgy but very efficient performance with a fantastic try, sweeping up nicely to pick up an Earls inside off-load and out-pace Will Genia.
Ireland's maul was too tight, too low and too well organised for the Aussies to halt. In the battle of inches they always got a few more at scrum time and more than a couple at maul time.
Credit must go also to Paddy Jackson, whose passing was superb; he took the ball a little bit closer to the gain-line, took on the defence himself when it needed to be done and managed Ireland brilliantly in times of crisis.
This is a significant victory. The nation could easily have explained that the team were tired from last week's loss which had taken so much out of them but again they rose to the challenge, evidence yet again that they have moved on another level.
We await the Six Nations Championship in the unenviable position of being favourites. Congratulations to all.
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Side impact collisions are among the most dangerous kinds of collisions we ever face in a passenger-sized vehicle. In order to keep our loved ones safe if we're ever unfortunate enough to be involved in a t-bone, it helps to have some of the latest technology on our side. To that end, I've spent the last several years compiling lists of vehicles in various classes with the best crash test performance in side impacts to help parents and families make better new and used buying decisions. Previous articles in this series are below:
Side Impact Safety in 2015
The safest cars for side impact survival.
The safest minivans for side impact survival.
The safest small cars for side impact survival.
The safest SUVs and crossovers for side impact survival.
Side Impact Safety in 2016
The safest small SUVs and crossovers for side impact survival.
The safest family cars for side impact survival.
The safest minivans for side impact survival.
How dangerous are side impact collisions compared to frontal or rear collisions?
To put it simply, side impact collisions are the collisions that are most likely to take your life or the life of a loved one, when compared with front-, and rear-end collisions. From doing the math in an earlier post on side impact collisions, we know that even though only around 1 out of every 5 collisions involve side impacts, they lead to 1 out of every 3 vehicle occupant deaths in multiple vehicle collisions. In comparison, basically 1 out of 2 collisions involve frontal impacts, which lead to around 1 out of every 2 multiple collision deaths. Even more dramatically, while more than 1 out of every 4 collisions are rear enders, they only result in around 1 out of every 12 multiple collision deaths.
Looking at the numbers shows us side impacts are the collisions most likely to be fatal, even though they're the least common. Knowing this, it's worth figuring out how to reduce our risks of dying from one.
How to keep from dying in a side impact collision – what options do we have?
Unfortunately, if you live in the United States, you live in a country that isn't the most willing to make changes to make our roads safer for everyone. In the US, you can drink much, much more before you're considered drunk than you would in many parts of Europe (where the driver death rates are lower). Similarly, you don't really have restrictions on how big your vehicle can be, regardless of how little experience you have as a driver. This isn't the case in a number of other countries. You also live in a country that turns a blind eye toward many speed limits and is vehemently opposed to traffic cameras, despite their prevalence in countries with lower crash death rates. And of course, you're also in a country where it's hard to travel long (or short) distances inexpensively without driving.
I've written about some of these issues in past articles, such as one on why Swedish roads are among the safest in the world, and another on why driving in Europe is safer than driving in the US. I'll have more articles soon about the things we can learn from other countries when it comes to driving safely (e.g., learning from Norway when it comes to child safety, looking into why Iceland has so few traffic deaths per year, and what Norway does differently to make its roads among the safest in the world for all drivers).
However, until we're willing to make a number of necessary changes, if you're invested in keeping your family safe from death in t-bone collisions, I'd recommend you:
1.) Avoid driving (e.g., by using public transportation or by cycling or walking…eventually this leads to a critical mass where everyone is safer).
2.) Limit driving (by the same measures above and by combining trips).
3.) Drive the most side-impact-resistant vehicles possible.
Ultimately, to truly bring an end to side impact collisions, as well as to all collisions, we're going to need to be forced to invest in the first two measures. I'd consider self-driving or autonomous vehicles to be part of "avoiding driving," even though those aren't going to eliminate collisions completely until the vast majority of vehicles on the road are no longer being driven by humans (the critical mass argument).
However, unless you're in a position to completely follow step 1, you'll need to focus on 2 and 3. Step 2 isn't always feasible either, so this post focuses on Step 3, and deals specifically with choosing the safest small cars available for side impact protection in the US in 2016. I realize 2016 is close to an end, but this is also means this is the best time of the year to get discounts on current year models if you're interested in the latest technology. Fortunately, as you'll see below, you don't always need the newest vehicles to be as safe as currently possible. You just need to know who's doing the best job.
This post focuses on small cars and the best ones to be in if you're unfortunate enough to be in a side impact collision. There are plenty of reasons to choose small cars over larger ones, whether due to a desire to save on purchase costs, save fuel, save the planet, save parking space, save maintenance costs, or simply because they can help us live more minimally. Whatever your reasons for driving one, the decision to use one shouldn't accompany a decision to sacrifice significant amounts of safety.
Calculating which small cars are the safest for side impact collisions by structural integrity (crush distance)
I've written about the math behind these calculations in previous posts, such as in the relevant articles on surviving side impacts in cars, minivans, and SUVs and crossovers, so hop back to those articles to read about this in detail. The short version is that the IIHS runs a side impact test. It simulates a 3300 lb SUV crashing into the side of a vehicle at 31 mph, or 143.7KJ of kinetic energy. Every vehicle deforms somewhat at the B-pillar when absorbing such an impact, and there's a subscore in the IIHS test known as the "structure and safety cage" looks into how close the B-pillar intrudes into the center of the driver's seat during the collision. Less intrusion is better. Let's see who has the least intrusion right now in the family car market.
I searched through the test scores of every small car currently available in the US to make this best-of list. I'm defining small cars as any car capable of transporting at least five individuals while being classified as a small (compact) or mini (subcompact) car. I also made the lower threshold for inclusion in the list 20 cm of intrusion resistance, which knocked out a lot of vehicles that were present the last time I made this list. These are the best of the best.
Keep in mind that the IIHS continually updates their side impact information while gathering additional information, so in a few months, it's likely that these numbers may be slightly different, and I'll have another article to reflect those changes. All data is accurate as of late November 2016, and all images are either from yours truly or courtesy of Wikipedia.
The 5 safest small cars for side impact collisions in 2016
22 cm – 2015-2016 Volkswagen Golf / GTI.
Two model years later, the Volkswagen Golf and GTI are still the most side-impact resistant small cars you can buy, and only trail the Mercedes-Benz E-Class among all cars capable of seating 5 people. Considering that the Golf costs much, much less than an E-Class sedan, it's well worth considering as a safe and affordable small family car.
The Golf is available in several flavors, but all feature good safety scores, including the side impact frontal crash test score, and all feature a class-leading 22 cm of side impact intrusion protection.
You can read my full 3 across car seat guide to the Golf / GTI here.
21 cm – 2014-2016 Fiat 500L.
The Fiat 500L continues to hold its own as one of the most structurally sound cars on the market for side impacts. However, it's disappointing to see that Fiat Chrysler Automobiles continue to sit on their hands regarding the poor small overlap score that the 500L received in 2014. Three years later, with nothing changed, it looks like this simply isn't a priority for FCA. That said, it's impressive to see it close to the top of the list when it comes to side impact protection, especially considering its placement as the second-best small family car you can currently buy.
You can read my full 3 across car seat guide to the 500L here.
19 cm – 2013-2016 Dodge Dart.
I was happy to write about the Dodge Dart in previous rankings for safe small cars, and am disappointed to see FCA discontinue it after the 2016 model year, as it was a well-designed small car from a safety standpoint. Fortunately, this does mean that there will be a healthy used market for the Dart for individuals and families on a budget. Unfortunately, it means that the options for great new small cars are a little slimmer this year than they were last year.
You can read my full 3 across car seat guide to the Dart here.
18.5 cm – 2016 Scion iA / Toyota Yaris iA.
The iA is a Mazda 2 that was rebranded in the US as the Scion iA before being rebranded again as the Toyota Yaris iA. Regardless of what it's called, it's a good car. The first minicar on the list, it features good safety scores in every area, including in the small overlap test, and even features some level of automated front crash prevention. I'm looking forward to learning more about how the iA performs in real-world conditions under the ultimate metric: the driver death rate.
18.5 cm – 2016 Honda Civic.
Honda makes its first appearance in a car-based side impact resistance list with the new Civic. It features great safety scores all around and rounds out the top 5 by tying the iA with 18.5 cm of crush resistance. All signs point to this being the safest Civic yet, and as with every other vehicle on this list, I'm looking forward to seeing how it performs in actual driver death rate statistics.
You can read my full 3 across car seat guide to the Civic here.
How to choose a car to keep you safe in side impact crashes
In conclusion, what does this all mean? Should you sell your current car and buy one of the above immediately? Is every other car on the road just not good enough?
Well, not exactly. There are a number of other great vehicles that I didn't include on the list to save time that were literally only a centimeter or two away from appearing on the list. The Toyota Prius, for example, was recently estimated to have been the small car with the lowest driver death rate by the IIHS, beating out a number of huge SUVs and pickup trucks. It is by all accounts one of the safest cars you can currently buy. However, the current generation didn't make the list because it had an intrusion score of 17.0 cm the last time I checked, and I cut the list off at 18.5 cm. And to be precise, the version of the Prius that did very well was the 2010-2011 Prius, which had an intrusion score of 11-11.5 cm and wouldn't have been anywhere near this list even if I'd extended it significantly.
There are also a number of additional vehicles that didn't make the cutoff simply because I was only interested in the top vehicles for this post. This doesn't mean there aren't other safe choices out there. It just means I focused on the very best-performing ones. The 2016 Toyota Corolla, for example, wasn't included even though it featured 18.5 cm of side impact crush resistance because its overlapping seat belt design effectively prohibits the safe transport of more than 4 passengers (or 2 car seats) at a time.
The takeaway message is that it's worth looking beyond the overall "good" score and diving into the structural integrity subscore when searching for safe cars for this particular kind of crash. Of course, you'll start with looking for airbags and the overall "good" score, but beyond that, if you're choosing between two vehicles that seem good on paper, dive into this subscore and you might be surprised at what you find. And remember that just because a car isn't anywhere near the top numbers on this list doesn't mean it's not safe.
We can't control everything. The safest option is still not driving at all, followed by driving as little as possible. But if you've got to drive, drive safely, and do your best to choose a safe vehicle. To that end, my safe family vehicle analyses for cars and SUVs are worth reading.
I hope you enjoyed reading this as much as I enjoyed writing it. It's exciting to see where we're headed in vehicle safety these days. I'll have followup articles soon comparing comparing car and SUV safety along the same metrics. Stay tuned, remember to avoid common mistakes parents make with car seats, and check out some 3 across car seat guides while you're here.
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It is not as if Dallas Keuchel is unfamiliar with pitching on less than full rest. He said he has done it before in a big spot.
Well, "big" is a relative term.
It happened in the 2009 College World Series, when he was at Arkansas. (North Carolina's Matt Harvey threw four wild pitches in one game in that CWS, but that's another story.)
This is bigger: The Astros will send their lefthanded ace to the mound Tuesday night against the Yankees on three days' rest in the American League wild-card game at Yankee Stadium.
Any concerns?
"It's just something that's going to need to be done," Keuchel said before Houston's workout Monday. "Whether or not I feel good when the game starts, it's going to be up to me to start the game and help the team win."
Keuchel's manager, A.J. Hinch, expressed no doubts about his star's ability to handle the unusual assignment.
"He's our ace," Hinch said. "He's our guy. So to hand him the ball with the season on the line -- pretty awesome."
Hinch said the focus on pitch counts and pitchers' rest in recent years has become "a bigger deal than maybe it really is. I think in this stage, adrenaline is going to carry them a long way . . . Physically, he's fine. It's just a little bit of a different routine."
Still, Hinch said: "If I had my choice, he would be on regular rest or extra rest. But with the situation that we're in, we needed to win on Friday. He needed to pitch."
Keuchel did pitch Friday against the Diamondbacks. He gave up two runs and six hits in six innings in a 21-5 victory that improved his record to 20-8. He finished the regular season with a 2.48 ERA.
The 27-year-old has been much tougher at home (15-0, 1.46) than on the road (5-8, 3.77). But he was 2-0 against the Yankees -- one win at home and one in the Bronx -- and didn't allow a run in 16 innings.
"At this point, the routine is there," Keuchel said. "I feel comfortable going in. I feel great. There's no end-of-the-season fatigue. So I'm excited. I don't think I'm going to need any type of adrenaline.
"If anything, it might be too much, so I might have to try to back it out."
Hinch isn't sweating it. But he knows the subject of rest will be part of the narrative regardless.
"If he pitches well, it will be a lot of guts and he came through on short rest," said Hinch, a former major-league catcher. "If he doesn't pitch well, then it's a change in routine and a lack of rest. So it's not ideal by any means."
And by the way, how did Keuchel do on short rest in the 2009 College World Series? Quite well, actually.
On June 13, he threw 81 pitches against Cal State-Fullerton, allowing four runs (three earned) in six innings.
Pitching in relief on three days' rest on June 17 against Virginia, he gave up three hits in four scoreless innings, throwing 66 pitches.
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A late C19 movement with the objective of reviving traditional building crafts and the use of local materials, instigated by William Morris in response to the crass styling of mass produced items shown at the Great Exhibition (1851) and advocated by John Ruskin. It had advocacy in Germany in the early C20, and its influence is seen in South Africa through both the English and Dutch schools of thought. In the offices of Sir Ernest Peto the young Herbert BAKER and Edwin LUTYENS were under the strong influence of the movement and so it reflects particularly in BAKER's Anglican Church architecture, and houses for the 'Randbarons' on Parktown Ridge. Another young architect under its sway was Victor JONES, who prior to coming to South Africa, served apprenticeship with Liberty's. His partnership with Herbert Mc WILLIAMS in Port Elizabeth has given South Africa some of its finest Arts and Crafts architecture, for example the Harbour Building (1905).
Queen Anne Style, with its distinctly Dutch origins, was fashionable in England at the time, and Baker's affinity for the Arts and Crafts movement would have engendered in him an appreciation for the Cape vernacular, hence his fostering of the Cape Dutch Revival as part of the South African Arts and Crafts architectural tradition.
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The cedi continues to depreciate against the major international currencies
The local currency last week recorded its biggest gain against the US dollar this year, when it closed trading on Friday gaining 7.8 percent in value over the greenback.
The cedi's strong performance is in marked contrast to what the market has become accustomed to over the first half of this year, when the cedi depreciated by more than 26 percent against the US dollar.
The blighted currency on July 2 made a 3.5 percent gain over the US dollar - but that record was even better the following day when the cedi recorded a stunning 4.2 percent gain against its major trading partner to bring down the level of depreciation against the dollar to 20.4 percent from a peak of 26.2 percent on June 30.
The local currency, after closing trade on June 30 at Ȼ4.3364 bounced back at Ȼ4.1914 the next trading day, and finished the week at Ȼ4.0217. The cedi's new-found strength comes barely a fortnight after the central bank announced that it had increased its dollar sales in the interbank market to US$20 million a day up from US$14 million a week in a bid to halt the dangerous slide of the local currency.
"We have raised our intervention significantly over the past two weeks. This is going to continue and we will do more as and when necessary to ease pressure on the cedi," the central bank's governor Henry Kofi Wampah told Reuters last week.
According to him, the robust interbank intervention will continue and he expects dollar inflows from donors, a Eurobond and cocoa loan, to boost the central bank's foreign exchange reserves.
Apart from the Bank of Ghana ramping up its daily dollar sales, analysts also attribute the cedi's massive gains to improving sentiments in the economy after the International Monetary Fund issued a particularly optimistic statement about the progress of ongoing fiscal consolidation.
The Washington-based lender said its US$918 million fiscal stability programme with Ghana is on track, and that government has met almost all performance criteria.
The Fund's review team last week said "the programme is on track, with all performance criteria met except for the ceiling on central bank financing to the government that was technically missed by a small margin".
The mission team, led by Joel Toujas-Bernaté said it welcomes the commitment reiterated by government ambitious fiscal consolidation and structural reforms programme - particularly in addressing irregularities, enhancing finance management transparency, and liberalizing oil distribution sector.
"The mission welcomes resolve of the central bank to take additional measures as needed to bring inflation down to medium-term target, which will also contribute to stabilising cedi," Mr. Toujas-Bernaté said.
Budget support from development partners – which has started to be disbursed, financing of the next cocoa crop, Eurobond and the gradual switch to gas in the production of electricity should also reduce pressures on the foreign exchange market and allow the central bank to rebuild its external reserves to a higher level than programmed by year-end.
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Diebold, Incorporated is a security systems corporation. The company, headquartered in North Canton, OH, sells, manufactures, installs and provides services for self-service transaction systems, electronic and physical security products, voting machines, and software and integrated systems for global financial and commercial markets.
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Diebold Incorporated, manufacturer of a range of security products, has appointed John Deignan as vice president and chief marketing officer, according to the Deignan's appointment aligns once-separate teams into one comprehensive group, which ultimately will provide a more streamlined approach to Diebold's marketing programs to help support the company's overall near- and long- term growth plans," Smith said.
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The winners of a new photography prize will be announced at a horticultural show this weekend.
The Halstead Horticultural Society's Early Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Show takes place at the Queen's Hall, on Chipping Hill, on Sunday.
For the first time this year, visitors will be able to view an exhibition of photographs entered in the competition, as well as displays of prize-winning flowers and vegetables.
Secretary Jayne Castle said: "We are very excited about the introduction of the photography competition.
"All of the photographs will have flowers as a theme, which we think will really complement the displays of flowers and vegetables in our other prize categories.
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I feel that there may be a connection between Hezekiah Kanode and Morgan Kanode, if they lived only 2 doors away. My grandfather Jesse Jermiah Kanode was one of three sons that I know of, Robert, Nathen and Jesse ("JJ"). My grandfather told me that Morgan was born in 1803 in Baltimore MD, but some records that I have seen indicate that it was 1813 which would agree with the 1850 census. the slight discrepency of subtracting 36 from 1850, indicates 1814, however this may be an error, due the time of year of birth against the time of the census.My grand father told me that his father,Morgan was a boot-maker. I recall my grandfather telling me that he may have had a half sister and/or half brothers.I think that Morgan may have had two wives, perhaps the one mentioned in your letter, Delilah, age 22 may have been the first, as this name does not "ring-a-bell" with the name I found elsewhere. My Grandfather Jesse was born around 1875, which would have made Delilah about 47 at the time, so it would appear that she may have been beyond her child bearing years.I intend see if I can locate the marrage records in Logan for Morgan.Incidently There was a name Otho in the census at the time who I believe was about Morgan's age, who was in the cival war, so now I am not sure that it was not a brother, or the son listed as Ortho, age 10/12 in the census. Seems that he may have been a bit young for the war. I will contact you further when I locate more information. Keep in touch, thanks--Medill firstname.lastname@example.com


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We stumbled upon something amazing today, the ultimate Harry Potter movie collectors set.
It's not entirely new, but we imagine it could continue to be a hot item into this year's holiday season. For roughly $300 bucks, you can get the Harry Potter Wizard's Collection. This box set opens to look like a magic box with drawers and slots for each of the films.
Included are the DVD, Blu-ray, UV digital copy, and 3D Blu-ray (of the last two films). But being that this is the ultimate fan set for the HP movies, more than 37 hours of special features are included, all previously released materials, 10 hours of bonus content, and 5 hours of never-before-seen material.
The Wizard's collection features 31 discs in total. But it also features plenty extra goodies and booklets to go along.
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