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Tourists come to this outlying westerly suburb to visit the Mozart Museum in the Villa Bertramka, where Mozart stayed as a guest of the Czech composer Dusek in 1787. Not long afterwards, Smichov's vineyards and hopfields were replaced by factory chimneys. Today, many of these old industrial buildings have been converted into bars, shops and hotels for a fresh influx of residential settlers.
lihat semua hotel di Prague"Close to where I needed"
Went out to Prague to visit my boyfriend, but couldn't stay at his apartment, so we got this hotel and it worked out wonderfully! It was very close to his apartment, tram stops, restaurants, a small grocery store, and right next to a great path to get to the top of the hill. Very nice!Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
Loved the location! Well away from the tourist fray but within walking distance of Charles Bridge, Old Town, Prague Castle. Good restaurants nearby. Very helpful staff. Our room had a lovely view of the city.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Excellent place to stay"
There's not better place to stay and it is not expensive at all. Room, service and breakfast is perfect. Also is really close to the metro station.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Service quality excellent"
Excellent Quality service, very comfortable and well locatedUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Hotel in Prague"
Hotel lovely about 20 minute walk with children to Charles Bridge. Room lovely, receptions helpful, breakfast as you would expect on the continent. Bar small but equally acceptable. The hotel sells tickets for 30 minute journeys you get them stamped by the machine on the tram itself. So they would good for a shopping trip in town and get a second ticket […] and get it stamped for the journey home when leaving town as we did. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Very good hotel"
It can be misleading to think that the location of the hotel is inconvenient - on the contrary it is very close to the New Town and within reasonable walkable distance from the Old Town. If you like walking then moving around is not going to be a problem! The hotel is clean and good looking on the inside, the service is reasonable and breakfast is okay. […] I don't regret staying there and would return. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Modern and Chic!"
Great Service, Great Room. Definitely worth revisiting.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Very nice modern hotel"
I stayed in the Red and Blue Hotel for a week and was very happy with my choice. The location is right next to Kinsky Gardens and about a 10 minute walk to Charles Bridge. All other sights are also within easy walking distance. The staff is very professional and helpful. I had notified them in advance of my arrival and they inquired whether I needed […] a car from the airport and the company they chose had the driver waiting for me even though my flight arrived early. During my stay, the staff helped set up tours for a seamless experience. The buffet has a wide variety of food and the coffee is excellent. Different types of eggs and homemade cakes weede served daily. Another plus: Very nice and reasonably priced restaurants are nearby. The rooms are modern and well appointed. I had a double which was very large with a good spaced seating area off to the side. The bathrooms were large too and amenities were provided. The shower had great water pressure and a lot of hot water. My room faced the courtyard and was very quiet. The only caveat: the mattresses were a little too hard but other than that, I had a nice stay and would recommend. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Family celebration for our Golden Wedding"
There were 7 in our party and we had four super rooms. The breakfast was delightful and we couldn't fault it. The reception staff were helpful and advised us of many trips and were always interested to know if we had enjoyed the where they had recommended.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"best hotel in Prague"
Service and staff were great, hotel was imacculate, rooms are stunning and very comfortable. Close to the city centre yet quiet location. Very impressed. I definately recommend staying here when in Prague.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Enjoyable location off the beaten path"
I actually enjoyed the location of the hotel, but that was after staying in the Old Town area for a couple of days prior. It is not that far from all the attractions and quite enjoyed the location. I think the hotel is more of a 3-star hotel than a 4-star hotel and thus my ratings. I think a 4-star hotel has a fitness facility, an iron and ironing board, […] etc. I realize that these are American conveniences that we expect, but I had them in the other 4 hotels that I stayed during my 12 day trip in Zurich, Budapest, & Prague. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Great hotel"
Great hotel next to a pretty park. Safe and clean !Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Not central, but close enough..."
The hotel is not exactly in the center of all the tourist attractions but it is a great location if you are willing to walk about 15-20 minutes to get to the major sites. It is across the street from a park so is a relatively quiet area and the hotel is extremely clean, so it was well worth the little extra walk. The decor is very modern and rooms are […] well kept. The staff were friendly and helpful. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
everything was perfect. The room was very roomy. Can't complain!! I strongly recommend.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
The hotel was so clean, the personal was so helpful and everything is new. Also had a reward for the best design hotel. Very recommended!Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Pleasant stay"
Extremely convenient location, pleasant staff, decent and spacious room. The only minus about it was the street noise (ask for a quiet room) and the temptations of the mini-bar.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Very good location!"
Very nice hotel. Excellent location and the room itself was very clean, stylish and comfortable. Staff were pleasant. Breakfast buffet was very varied and tasty. British tourists may find it a very unusual mix of food however it was great when we tried it. Overall opinion is very positive.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Great Hotel outside of the tourist trap."
Very friendly and helpful staff, great location, lovely room.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
LOVED PRAGUE! Nice hotel, clean And very nice staff!! Location not Bad!! Prague very safe and easy to get around. Ate at the big mall down the hill, at food court..easy for single woman traveller. GRWAT MASSAGE AT SHALIT .. Dang very Good masseuse ! Love cafe louvre And cafe slavite..enjoy your stay.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
ABsoilutely brilliant stay, highly recommend to everyone. Really easy to find, easy access to transport, approximately 400m from the bridges that links you to the old town. In particular the staff were as helpful as I've ever come across... in particular Lucy was an absolute hero and gave us great recommendations on restaurants, areas of interest, guard […] change over at the castle etc. Thanks so much, Steve and Christina Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Wonderful stay in Prague!"
Whereas the hotel is about a fifteen minute walk from the centre of Prague the accommodations and services are excellent. Breakfasts are very generous in a buffet form with choices to suit everyone. The Front Desk staff were exceptional in assisting with any wanted arrangements. I would certainly recommend it to any class of traveller.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Great hotel with convenient location"
We stayed for 3 nights and had a lovely time. We spend a lot of time visiting so only came back to the hotel to sleep - bed was very comfy and our room really quiet. The breakfast buffet is really nice and offers plenty of choice. The flush of the toilet wasn't working one morning and although we did mentioned it to them , it wasn't fix properly when […] we came back at 7pm - the hotel was fully booked so they offered us to move in the disabled room downstairs...it was our last night there and had a restaurant booked at 8pm for the birthday of my husband so wasn't really pleased abt the idea of packing everything...anyway my husband found a way to fix it temporary so we didn't move - staff was nice but not very useful in this occasion. Other than that I will definitely recommend it to anyone - location is in a safe area, only about 10min walk from Charles Bridge / 25min from the astronomical clock. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
Very nice hotel ,close to everything The girls at the front desk very helpful .room very clean .Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Best place to stay in Prague!!"
Pros: Free WIFI throughout the hotel, best breakfast buffet with scrambled eggs, sausage, fruits, deli meats, cheeses, yoghurts, juices, etc.... It's a new hotel (was renovated 3 years ago) with modern designer rooms. Very close to the tram and about 25-30 minutes walk to the castle and Charles Bridge. Just excellent!! Oh, and you can't beat the price […] either for this kind of hotels...I recommend it to everybody. Cons: Couldn't find anything! Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Superb hotel"
Well located hotel, very friendly and attentive staff and exceptionally clean everywhere. Would recommend to anyone. A small moan would be the selection at breakfast but realise it is a continental breakfast.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
The hotel is in great location for visitng the most important sights in Munich and there are a number of good restaurants within walking distance.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Great hotel and staff!"
Our hotel was located close to public transportation and local restaurants. Always clean. The extra space for our extended stay was nice; enough drawers and shelves. I could not believe how quiet and sound proof it was. The staff were very professional and incredibly helpful with directions, providing times for train travel outside of the city. They […] helped with airline on-line checkin, and made us feel at home at all times. The breakfast buffet was fantastic! Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Best hotel experience we have ever had!"
Myself and my husband have stayed in a few hotels around the UK, including some of the bigger named 'executuve' hotels, but the Red and Blue has surpassed them in everything! Highly recommend this clean and friendly hotel, good location for Petrin park and walking into the city centre and the tram stop was a few minutes away. Breakfast was fresh and […] tasty every morning. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
lovely hotel with a great breakfast. My concerns would be: the fan was always on if the light in the bathroom was on -- and it was quite a load fan. Also we had requested a 4:00 am wake up call that never came.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Nice hotel in a great location"
The Red and Blue is a nice hotel in a convenient location in Prague. It's a 3-min walk from a tram stop so it's easy to get around. It's only about 6 stops from Praha Station and 4 stops from Old Town on the 9 Tram. It's also just 5 stops from The Castle on the 22 Tram. The rooms have decent amenities but the beds are a bit too soft. There's a beautiful […] public park across the street from the hotel which is very, very nice. Finally, a wonderful pizza place, a Tesco convenience store and a great Italian restaurant, Artisan, are all 5 mins away on foot. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Excellent value for money in convenient location"
Overall this was an excellent hotel and within easy walking distance to the castle and old town. Only minor issue is distance from the tram stop when coming from the airport - make sure you know the way and the correct tram number. The hotel was very clean and modern while the staff were helpful and pleasant.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Excellent hotel for a short break"
Very welcoming, English speaking staff on reception. The room was spacious and comfortable with an excellent shower and facilities The breakfast room was a little stark but the buffet continental breakfast was pretty good and an added value component of the booking The bar staff in the evening was friendly and excellent comfort and service was provided The […] hotel is well located being away from the centre but really only a 10-15 minute pleasant walk to the centre, with a tram being available within a 2 minute walk if preferred Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Fantastic Stay"
This hotel is a real find. Doesn't look much from the outside but the inside is just about perfect. Our room on the 5 th floor overlooking the park, which was what we requested, was a very good size and very comfortable. Breakfast was terrific and the conservatory type room overlooking a small garden was really great. Lovely way to start the day. It […] took about 5 minutes to walk to the funicular which took you up to the mini eiffel tower snd castle area. Walk to Charles bridge was about 15 minutes but an easy walk with plenty to look at on the way. If you didn't want to walk back by Charles Bridge you come back over the next bridge which brought you almost to the end of the street where the hotel was. Map will show you. It was also a scenic bridge to walk over with good pedestrian paths as this is a vehicle bridge. Restaurants near the hotel were good. Medussy and an Italian one nearby were good, well priced and no surprise extra service charges. Our only complaint was the fan in the bathroom was very loud. Don't know if that was just our room. Also floor got easily wet while showering. Overall, this was a fantastic hotel to say in and suited us perfectly. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"A very good hotel to stay in !"
It was a very value for money Hotel and I would recommend it to the Travelers. The staff were very helpful helping with queries about not just the hotel but the places nearby.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Wonderful hotel. Excellent location. Fantastic sta"
Wonderful hotel. Excellent location. Fantastic staff.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Modern hotel with friendly staff"
I have nothing but good things to say about this hotel: great breakfast, spacious rooms and friendly, knowledgeable staff. The hotel is about a 15 minute walk to Charles Bridge and 20 minutes to Old TownUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"was perfect as Hotel"
it was wonderful. the hotel persons were so friendly and helpful. if i will go again to Prague, i will choose for sure the same hotel.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Hotel Red and Blue"
Hotel is in an excellent position for transport links to the city centre and can also be reached from the airport using a bus ,metro and tram. for about 32kr journey takes about 40 mins depending on connection times matching up. Hotel is very good with very helpful reception staff. The Hotel breakfast whilst simple is most enjoyable with a variety […] of options including hot food. Getting into the city centre is easy with the Tram stops 200 meters away. Hotel provided a map with the tram routes on it. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Great value for money"
Excellent hotel and great value for money. Location a little bit out of centre but within walking distance and good tram connections nearby. Friendly and helpful staff, nice rooms. Would definately recommend it .Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Nice hotel, nice staff"
It was nice, the room was modern and equiped with the necessary essentials. When we checked in, they were willing to accomodate us when we arrived. We had taken a night train from Budapest that arrived into Prague at 6 AM. By the time we made it to the hotel it was around 8:30 to 9:00 AM. Initially we were going to have to wait to check in but they […] worked it out, so we were pleased. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"I love this hotel!"
A really nice hotel with extremely helpful staff. As soon as we checked in we were provided with a map and information on attractions, restaurants and transport. Our room was clean and comfortable, amazing rain head shower and huge super comfy bed. While it's not right in the centre of it all, it's certainly a very short walk to get to most of the action […] and it's very close to the castle. If you cannot bear to walk all of 10 minutes anywhere, there is a tram stop nearby that has trams running to most parts of the city. There are also a few great restaurants and bars nearby, definitely go to Olympia (yummy, cheap food, beer, and great atmosphere!). A short walk takes you to Mala Strana where there is a huge choice of restaurants. I personally wouldn't bother paying a lot more money to stay in sub par accommodation just to be right in the centre of Old Town, when you can pay less to stay somewhere really nice and only be a very short distance from the sights. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"2nd honeymoon in heaven!"
We had an absolutly lovely time at the red and blue design hotel, we had been to Prague 10 years ago for our honeymoon, but this was a much better experience. The hotel staff were friendly and extremely helpful. We arrived at the hotel around 10 in the morning as we'd got an early flight rather than turning us away because there were no rooms ready […] they upgraded us to a superior room. They helped with every question we asked including arranging our return transport to the airport. The rooms comfy and modern, there is a duvet and pillow menu! The breakfast was varied and interesting. It is quite a walk to the old town square but we managed it twice a day and enjoyed the walk. It is opposit a beautiful park that leads to petrin's Eiffel tower, via some steep slopes! On to the castle. It is 5 mins walk to the new Tesco's shopping centre. We had a fabulous time and would highly recommend the hotel to anyone! Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Great Hotel a little outside the touristy areas"
The Red and Blue Design Hotel was just what we were looking for. It's not immediately in the touristy areas but close enough that you could walk rather easily or could take the tram (there's on a block away). The good thing about that is that it had more of a neighborhood feel and the bars and restaurants reflected that. The staff was super helpful […] with directions or instructions on the tram and we had a great experience. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Great Hotel terrible breakfast"
Amazing Hotel so clean and comfortable, Great service and a good location, But had breakfast and paid good money for it and it was terrible.Ulasan tetamu Hotels.com yang asli
"Modern hotel in great location."
Hotel located close to transport and within walking distance of the city centre. The hotel staff very friendly and helpful and went out of their way to assist. The hotel decor was modern and bright and the room very comfortable.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Prague Red and Blue design hotel"
Excellent position for Prague's tourist attractions and public transport. The hotel even had a menu for pillows and duvets to ensure that you are comfortable. The breakfast was excellent and all the hotel staff were very helpful and attentive.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"lovely hotel"
We had a superior deluxe room which was clean, spacious and decorated tastefully. The view of the park was nice. The hotel is set close to all the main sites without being too close. Placed in a quiet street beside the petrin park and tram stop close by. The breakfast included was a good deal. The buffet style breakfast served both hot and cold food […] and was nice. One thing we, as Scots, found odd was that peanuts were served at breakfast so bare this in mind if you have an allergy. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We arrived late at night and had been told by a Czech lady the bus service stops and to be aware of the taxis. Thankfully airport approved taxis were available and our journey cost 500 kronas. Taxis can be arranged by the hotel at a cost of 600 krona this is a handy service. There are minibuses and trams but bear in mind these do not run all night and a half ticket is required for your case. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Great hotel to stay and explore Prague"
Hotel staff very friendly and willing to help. Easy to get to from airport if you follow hotel directions, make sure you obtain bus ticket from airport before you board the bus. Our room was a red one on the 6th floor, it was a loft style room with sloping roof, I loved it, glazed shower room and toilet integral in the room, could not fault it. They […] supplied the towels, shower gel, soap, body lotion, tv fine, didn't watch much as out and about. Breakfast was buffet style continental, plenty of choice and lots of it. The hotel is on the Petrin Park side of the river, you are never far away from anything it would seem in Prague, we had ticket for public transport but walked most everywhere, you get to see more then. Would definately come back and stay there and recommend to friends. Baca selanjutnyaUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Wonderful stay"
Fantastic stay over half term -hotel easily and cheaply reached from airport by bus and tram - can walk to all attractions (which we did:) lovely staff , gorgeous room which was spotless and cannot wait to go againUlasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
"Real find in Prague"
I was delighted with this stylish, modern hotel. Very comfortable, big room, free WiFi, modern bathroom.Ulasan tetamu Expedia yang asli
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By Marty McGee
I have served as a North Carolina District Court judge for more than a decade. I am running in a statewide election for the N.C. Court of Appeals.
The Court of Appeals reviews the work of the trial courts to ensure the proper application of our laws. I have more experience as a trial judge than anyone currently serving on the Court of Appeals. This year, in our judicial district, over 50,000 cases will be filed in district court for our four judges. Over the last decade, I have presided over tens of thousands of cases involving criminal, family, juvenile and other civil law matters. Before becoming a judge, I represented people in courts ranging from small claims court to the Supreme Court of the United States. This work has well prepared me to meet the challenges of reviewing the decisions of our trial courts.
I regularly teach legal education courses to judges and lawyers. I serve on the district court judges' education committee, which plans educational programs for our state's district court judges. I enjoy the academic aspects of my work, but I never forget that each case affects the lives of the persons who appear before me and our community.
I believe in judicial restraint. Our courts have an important, but limited role in our society. I fairly apply the law to the facts of each case regardless of my personal opinions or public pressures. This is important so that our law is predictable.
My wife, Debin, and I have been married for 21 years and we have two daughters. We reside in Concord.
During the campaign, I have traveled to approximately 40 counties. During my week of vacation this summer, my 13-year-old daughter, Dorothy, and I visited 16 counties in five days. I will never forget the hospitality we were shown on that trip and the others I have made around the state. This campaign has been an excellent experience for me and my family.
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Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Hey, only me :)
Happy (belated) World Mental Health Day! (it was on Monday). I hope you are all well and are with me in fighting the stigma of having a mental health illness - there is NOTHING to be ashamed about and we ought to talk about it as openly as say a broken arm. 1 in 4 of us will experience some poor mental health in our lives, it doesn't discriminate, oh no, it cares not what age you are, your social status, your intelligence or believes. Please, if you are experiencing problems or know someone who is - talk about it!
Rant over :)
And incidentally that is why I haven't been blogging - I had a nervous breakdown last week and I still haven't recovered. I am a bloody stubborn girl though and am fighting my way back to some semblance of 'normality', but not with out a lot of support and understanding from my loved ones.
The weather here has been a reflection of my inner turmoil ~ dull, grey, heavy and raining lots. So nothing has been achieved at the plots at all and quite frankly it's all a bit miserable. But on Sunday Andrew did go over and collected all this goodness!! He made a damn fine soup out of it all and it was healing and restorative, not least because we had that wonderful glow inside us that we grew all this!! Isn't it fabulous - garlic, rainbow chard, potato, celeriac, kale of various types, leek, borlotti beans and some of an utterly delicious, sweet pumpkin (Crown Prince). I can genuinely say there was no anti-bacterial cleaner in it though!! Sometimes photos do lie, hahah.
I have heard that it is also National Egg Week and National Chocolate Week - so if ever you needed an excuse, I think we all ought to be eating lots of chocolate sponge cake - you know, to support the cause ;)
This last photo just goes to show how close I have managed to get to any gardening since my breakdown. You have to laugh! This is a pincushion for wearing around the wrist and was made by your truly, especially for one of my bestest friends. Please do contact me if you would like one, hahaha!
Hopefully I shall speak soon xxxxx
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The veggies look amazing. I want an allotment! I buy borlotti beans all the time, it never even occurred to me you could grow them on an allotment. Lauran x
- 12 October 2011 17:05
- Hee103 said...
I hope you get better!!
You are so lucky to have husband that can cook for you :) - 12 October 2011 18:44
- andrea despot said...
Hang in there :) I'm glad you're at least feeling better enough to blog!
That rainbow of produce is beautiful! - 12 October 2011 18:47
- Elephant's Eye said...
Would have made a beautiful rainbow salad! And the 'pincushion' makes a quirky and lovely bracelet. That is still what I see when I look at your photo!
- 12 October 2011 21:08
- Me said...
Sorry to hear you've been having a rough time but I can tell you're strong enough to come through it x Your produce looks amazing, I so want to grow my own borlotti beans now, I'm a veggie so I use them alot in recipes.
The pincushion looks great as well, they charge more than a tenner for similar looking (if a little smaller) brooches in the Ulster Museum so add a clip and some sparkes and you're on to a winner :D - 13 October 2011 12:52
- email@example.com. Allotments said...
The weather is enough to make anyone miserable isn't it?
- 13 October 2011 14:10
Much love to you, Carrie. I'm so sorry you've been having a difficult time. ((hugs))
- 14 October 2011 19:22
- this is my patch said...
It was lovely to have you comment on my blog Carrie. I'm sorry you've been going through a bit of a rough patch, but as you say it is most important to share and take support from close family and friends. Thanks for the reminder on chocolate week, not that I need one! Take care. x
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Marshall Tracht
Professor of Law
Director, LL.M. in Real Estate
Yale University, B.A. 1983 cum laude
University of Pennsylvania, J.D. 1990 magna cum laude
Order of the Coif; M.B.A. 1990 with distinction
Law Clerk, Hon. S. Martin Teel Jr., U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Columbia
Marshall Tracht works with the Center for Real Estate Studies and directs the Law School's LL.M. in Real Estate program. He teaches Bankruptcy, Real Estate Transactions and Finance, Advanced Real Estate Financing, and related courses. Previously, Professor Tracht was a member of the Hofstra University School of Law faculty for 14 years, serving as Vice Dean from 2001 to 2006. He is co-author of Land Transfer & Finance: Cases and Materials, Fifth Ed. (Aspen 2007) and Construction and Development Financing, Third Ed. (Thomson West 2001), a member of the editorial board of The Banking Law Journal, and a contributing editor to the Real Estate Law Report. He has written extensively in the areas of mortgage law and was awarded the 1997–98 Grant Gilmore Award for excellence in legal scholarship. Before going into academia, Professor Tracht practiced in the real estate and bankruptcy groups at Arnold & Porter LLP in Washington, D.C., and clerked for the Honorable S. Martin Teel of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Columbia.
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Richard C.E. Beck
Professor of Law
Co-director, Graduate Tax Program
University of Chicago, B.A. 1963, Ph.D. 1973
Yale, J.D. 1980
New York University, LL.M. (Taxation) 1984
Fulbright Fellowships, University of Paris 1965–66, University of Calcutta Sanskrit College 1967–68
Richard C.E. Beck is an expert in federal individual income tax. He has testified before the Oversight Subcommittee of the House Ways & Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee on spousal liability income taxes. Among other courses, Professor Beck teaches Taxation of Property Transactions, Individual Income Tax, and Corporate & Partnership Tax.
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Andrew R. Berman
Associate Professor of Law
Director, Center for Real Estate Studies
Princeton, A.B. 1984
New York University, J.D. 1988 cum laude (Journal of International Law and Politics, Editorial Staff)
Professor Andrew R. Berman directs the Law School's Center for Real Estate Studies. He is a former partner with Sidley Austin Brown & Wood's New York Real Estate Group with more than 14 years of experience in private practice. While at Sidley Austin Brown & Wood, Professor Berman represented clients in all aspects of commercial real estate finance, including complex financing transactions such as mezzanine loans, preferred equity, and financings intended for securitization markets. Professor Berman also has extensive experience in real estate development projects, the sale and acquisition of real property and mortgage loan portfolios, and complex commercial leasing. He joined the law firm of Davis Polk & Wardwell as a corporate/real estate associate directly from law school. He then moved to Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz for four years as a real estate associate before joining Sidley Austin Brown & Wood in 1995, becoming partner in 1998. Professor Berman is actively involved with the Real Property Committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York and the Urban Land Institute.
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Richard H. Chused
Professor of Law
Brown University, B.A. 1965 cum laude
University of Chicago, J.D. 1968 (University of Chicago Law Review, Topics and Comments Editor), Bowman C. Lingle Fellow in Urban Studies, 1966–67
Richard H. Chused is a prolific scholar and an expert on property law, law and gender, copyright law, and cyberlaw. Previously, he was Professor of Law at the Georgetown University Law Center, where he taught for 35 years. He also taught for five years at Rutgers School of Law in Newark. Professor Chused is a member of various history associations and the Society of American Law Teachers, where he was the Webmaster and a Board of Governors member for many years. He has published numerous books and articles on the legal history of gender and property law, and teaching texts in property and in copyright. His recently published work includes a book chapter on the treatment of the poor in American landlord-tenant law, an article on copyright law in the digital age, a lengthy history of the famous landlord-tenant case Javins v. First National Realty Corporation, a historical essay on Myra Bradwell's Chicago Legal News, and a history of landlord-tenant court in New York City at the turn of the 20th century.
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Gerald Korngold
Professor of Law
The College, University of Pennsylvania, B.A. 1974 summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa
University of Pennsylvania Law School, J.D. 1977 cum laude (University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Editor)
Gerald Korngold rejoined the New York Law School faculty in fall 2008 from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where he was the McCurdy Professor of Law and served as Dean from 1997 to 2006. He was a faculty member at New York Law School from 1979 to 1987 and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs from 1984 to 1986. He has lectured nationally and internationally on land and property law issues and writes and teaches in the fields of property and real estate law. He is the author of Private Land Use Arrangements: Easements, Real Covenants, and Equitable Servitudes (Juris Publishing, 2004); co-author of two casebooks, Real Estate Transactions: Cases and Materials on Land Transfer, Development, and Finance (Foundation Press, 2002) and Cases and Text on Property (Aspen Publishers, 2004); and co-editor of Property Stories (Foundation Press, 2004). Professor Korngold's current research focuses on privatization of public land use regulation, real estate transactions, comparative global property rights, and other issues.
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Frank W. Munger
Professor of Law
Co-chair, Law and Society Colloquium
Kenyon College, B.A. 1964 summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Legal Services Corporation Fulbright Fellow (1964-65)
University of Michigan, J.D. 1968, Ph.D. (Sociology) 1977
A scholar of public law and a specialist in social science research, Frank Munger teaches Constitutional Law, Social Welfare Policy, Local Government, Land Use Planning, and seminars on contemporary justice, poverty, and globalization issues. Professor Munger has been General Editor of the Law & Society Review, President of the Law and Society Association, Chair of the Section on Sociology of Law of the American Sociological Association, Chair of the Law and Social Sciences section of the American Association of Law Schools, and has served on numerous editorial boards and government research review panels. He has also served as Academic Dean of Antioch Law School. He is a co-organizer of the New York Law and Society Colloquium, an interdisciplinary workshop featuring leading international scholars sponsored jointly by New York Law School and the Law and Society Institute at New York University.
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Richard Marsico
Professor of Law
Director, Justice Action Center
Director, Economic Justice Project of the Justice Action Center
Fordham, B.A. 1982 summa cum laude
Harvard, J.D. 1985 magna cum laude
Law Clerk, Hon. Shirley Wohl Kram, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
Richard D. Marsico directs New York Law School's Justice Action Center, where he is responsible for shaping the School's efforts to use law's constructive power as a tool of justice and social welfare. He brings extensive practical experience to the Justice Action Center, having worked as a staff attorney in the Civil Division of the Legal Aid Society in the Bronx and as law clerk to the Honorable Shirley Wohl Kram of the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York. He teaches clinical courses at New York Law School, where he has supervised students representing clients on diverse issues including discrimination, community reinvestment, not-for-profit law, and political asylum. Professor Marsico's scholarship now focuses on the Community Reinvestment Act and predatory mortgage lending. He is examining ways to encourage banks to make loans to businesses and residents of low-income neighborhoods without encouraging predatory lending at high interest rates and harsh terms.
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Ross Sandler
Professor of Law
Director, Center for New York City Law
Editor, CityLaw, CityLand, and CityRegs Newsletters
Dartmouth, A.B. 1961
New York University, LL.B. 1965, Order of the Coif, (Law Review); Root Tilden Fellow
Professor Ross Sandler is the founding director of New York Law School's Center for New York City Law. He joined the Law School in 1993 after a long and distinguished career in public service. During the early 1970s, he worked in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan as the Chief Appellate Attorney and Chief of the Environmental Enforcement Unit. His office's successful prosecution of Hudson River polluters led to the passage of the 1972 Clean Water Act. Later, as Senior Staff Attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council, he headed the Urban Environmental Unit, winning a pivotal Clean Air Act case. In 1981, Mayor Edward Koch appointed Professor Sandler to the newly created position of special advisor to the mayor, where his environmental law experience helped revitalize the city's mass transit system. In 1986, he was appointed Department of Transportation Commissioner and proceeded to reorganize the 8,000-person department with a program of maintenance and repair still in place today.
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Adjunct Faculty
One of the strengths of the LL.M. in Real Estate at New York Law School is the opportunity to study with some of the leaders of the New York real estate bar.
Lucas A. Ferrara
Landlord/Tenant Law
Lucas A. Ferrara is a partner at Finkelstein Newman Ferrara LLP, a leading landlord/tenant firm, where he represents primarily corporate clients in real estate disputes. Professor Ferrara's writing credits include numerous essays and articles which have appeared in a variety of publications including New York Newsday, the New York Law Journal, and the New York State Bar Journal, and he is co-author of the West treatise Landlord and Tenant Practice in New York.
Alexander Ferrini III
Construction Law; Construction Litigation
Alexander Ferrini is principal of his own construction law firm, representing leading developers and other institutions in construction negotiation and litigation. He is the author of numerous articles on construction law and a regular instructor at continuing professional education events.
Theresa Garelli
Title Insurance
Theresa Garelli is Senior Vice President and Counsel at First American Title Insurance Company of New York, where she is responsible for national and international business development. She has more than 20 years of experience in the title insurance industry, including five years as the Chief Claims Counsel at First American. Professor Garelli is a well known speaker at legal conferences and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Association of Real Estate Women.
Joseph Giamboi
Real Estate Development
Joseph Giamboi is General Counsel of The Zucker Organization and is responsible for overseeing all of the firm's legal affairs, including property acquisition, development, construction and property management. The Zucker Organization, one of New York City's most prominent full service real estate organizations, has built, owns and manages more than 3,500 apartments.
Emanuel B. Halper
Real Estate Negotiation and Drafting
Emanuel Halper is a real estate consultant, attorney, author and teacher with extensive experience on both the legal and business sides of transactions. He is a partner of the Canadian Pacific Realty Company, and has served as president of Vornado, Inc,'s real estate subsidiary and founding partner of a leading boutique real estate law firm. He is the author of scores of articles and books on real estate, including leading treatises on Shopping Center and Store Leases and Ground Leases and Acquisition Contracts. An outstanding lecturer and teacher, Professor Halper has served on the faculties of numerous universities, including NYU's Real Estate Institute, the Graduate School of Business at the University of Wisconsin and Hofstra Law School. A member of the American Bar Foundation, he is also the recipient of numerous professional awards, including the ABA's Spirit of Excellence Award for his work in establishing its Community Outreach Program.
David M. Ledy
Drafting Workshop
David M. Ledy is the Chief Operating Officer of U.S. Realty Advisors, a leading real estate firm that both invests in projects and serves as an advisor to companies, financial institutions, developers, and investors on the acquisition, structuring, and financing of real estate assets. Prior to joining U.S. Realty Advisors, he was Chairman of the real estate workout group at Shea & Gould.
Richard G. Leland
Land Use Law
Rick Leland is a partner at Fried Frank, with over 30 years experience representing real estate developers, energy companies, non-profit organizations and public authorities. His practice encompasses a wide range of land use and environmental matters, including zoning, takings, environmental impact assessments, regulatory and transactional counseling, and litigation. A former Chairman of the Environmental Committee of the Real Estate Board of New York, Professor Leland has also taught at land use and environmental law courses for more than twenty years.
Charles J. Maikish '74
Land Use Law
Charles Maikish is an attorney and engineer whose varied and distinguished career includes helping to rebuild the World Trade Center after the 1993 terrorist bombing, serving as Executive Vice President for Global Real Estate at J.P. Morgan Chase, and running the Lower Manhattan Construction Command Center in the wake of the 2001 destruction of the World Trade Center. He is a member of the School's Center for Real Estate Studies Advisory Board, and has previously taught Land Use at NYU.
Lawrence Schnapf '84
Environmental Problems in Business Transactions
Lawrence Schnapf, who practices with Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP, is one of New York's leading environmental attorneys and is as accomplished in the classroom as in his practice. He has served as Chair of the Environmental, Energy, and Natural Resources Law Committee of the ABA's Section on Business Law and Co-chair of the NYS Bar Association's Brownfields Task Force. He is also a prolific writer on environmental law and policy.
Richard Siegler
Cooperatives and Condominiums
Richard Siegler, a partner at Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP, represents many of New York's leading coop corporations and condo associations. Known as one the top experts in the field, he is the author of regular columns for the New York Law Journal and Habitat, and serves as Counsel to the Real Estate Board of New York's Residential Management Council. He has a passion for the classroom and has taught at New York Law School for more than 20 years.
Mark A. Silberman
Preservation Law
Mark A. Silberman serves as General Counsel of the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission, the largest such agency in the country, where he oversees all policy and regulatory initiatives, litigation, rule-making procedures, application reviews, and enforcement actions. Before joining the Landmarks Preservation Commission, he was an attorney with Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP.
Ventura Simmons
Affordable Housing and Community Development
Ventura Simmons is a senior attorney at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), where he represents the agency in major real estate transactions, with an emphasis on affordable housing development, management and preservation, and complex private/public financing and development projects. Before joining HUD, Professor Simmons was a real estate attorney at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP.
L. Stanton Towne
Commercial Leasing
L. Stanton Towne, an accomplished commercial leasing attorney, recently joined Studley, one of New York's top commercial leasing brokerage firms, as a senior managing director. He was previously a partner with McDermott Will & Emery and with Towne Dolgin Sawyier & Horton, a firm he co-founded and co-managed for eight years. He started his legal career with international law firm Sullivan & Cromwell. Among other honors, he is a past chair of the Committee on Real Property Law of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.
Benjamin Weinstock
Advanced Real Estate Transactions
Benjamin Weinstock is Co-chair of the Real Estate Department of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, P.C., one of Long Island's largest and most prestigious firms. He has extensive experience in complex commercial real estate transactions, real property acquisition and development, and financing. Professor Weinstock is the Secretary of the New York State Real Estate Board and a frequent lecturer for continuing legal education programs sponsored by the New York State Bar Association and several other CLE providers.


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Power and Dis-integration in the Films of Orson Welles
1. At least ten years ago, Stanley Crouch, then of Pomona College, now of the Village Voice , called me up in the middle of the night to discuss some Welles films we had recently seen. Then, as now, the urgency of a 3 a.m. phone call on this subject seemed perfectly reasonable, and our conversation began to move my thoughts in their present direction. [BACK]
2. Orson Welles (New York: Viking Press, 1972), p. 43. [BACK]
3. Freud sees this characteristic as signalling an infantile fixation in the "'cannibalistic' or 'oral' phase, during which the original attachment of sexuality to the nutritional instincts still dominates the scene." "From the History of an Infantile Neurosis (The Wolf Man)," Three Case Histories (New York: Macmillan, Collier Books, 1963), p. 299. [BACK]
4. In his analysis of "The Wolf Man," Freud notes that "a father is the prototype . . . of the caricatures that are drawn to bring derision upon someone." Three Case Histories , p. 256. [BACK]
5. Jean-Louis Baudry, "Ideological Effects of the Basic Cinematographic Apparatus," Film Quarterly (Winter 1974-75), p. 45. [BACK]
6. "Ellipsis on Dread and the Specular Seduction," Wide Angle , Vol. 3, no. 3 (1979), pp. 42-47. [BACK]
7. For a discussion of Welles's films in terms of realism, however, see André Bazin, Orson Welles (New York: Harper & Row, 1978). For further discussion of all aspects of Welles's work and biography, see: Joseph McBride (see note 2); Ronald Gottesman, ed., Focus on Orson Welles (New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1976); James Naremore, The Magic World of Orson Welles (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1978); Charles Higham, The Films of Orson Welles (Berkeley: Univ. of Calif. Press, 1970); Pauline Kael, The CITIZEN KANE Book (Boston: Little, Brown, 1971); Peter Cowie, A Ribbon of Dreams: The Cinema of Orson Welles (New York: A. S. Barnes, 1973); Peter Bogdanovich, The Cinema of Orson Welles (New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1961); Robert Carringer, "Rosebud Dead or Alive: Narrative and Symbolic Structure in Citizen Kane," PMLA (March 1976). [BACK]


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The Alumni Award represents support of talented young artists and symbolizes continued commitment to them as they achieve success in their chosen careers. The award signifies dedication to the arts and to the level of professional success the YoungArts alumni achieve. The number of YoungArts alumni realizing successful careers in their chosen art is growing exponentially. The annual Alumni Award is granted to a YoungArts winner in recognition of noteworthy contributions and professional achievements in his/her chosen art form. The Alumni Award is created by renowned sculptor and NFAA Trustee, John R. Henry, who generously donates his time and talent to create this award each year. The Alumni Award was established in 2006 to celebrate the organization's 25th anniversary.s
Past Recipients
2013 / Adrian Grenier, 1994 Winner in Theater. American actor, musician and director.
2012 / Doug Aitken, 1986 Winner in Visual Arts. Widely known for his innovative fine art installations, Doug Aitken is at the forefront of 21st century communication. Utilizing a wide array of media and artistic approaches, his eye leads us into a world where time, space, and memory are fluid concepts.
Aitken's body of work ranges from photography, sculpture, and architectural interventions, to films, sound, single and multi-channel video works, and installations. His work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the world.
2011 / Kerry Washington, 1994 Winner in Theater, has garnered critical acclaim for her leading roles in Ray, winning the 2005 NAACP Image Award for "Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture", Lakeview Terrace and The Last King of Scotland, earning a 2007 NCCAP Image Award nomination for "Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture." In 2009, she was appointed by President Barack Obama to the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities.
2010 / Desmond Richardson, 1986 Winner in Dance and U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, is Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Complexions Contemporary Ballet and a multi-talented artist who has mastered a wide range of dance forms including classical, Hip Hop, modern, and contemporary. Hailed by the New York Times as "one of the great modern dancers of his time", he has been a principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre and Alvin Ailey dance companies.
2009 / Raúl Esparza, 1988 YoungArts Winner in Theater, is an award-winning Broadway, television and film actor. Esparza is a three-time Tony Award nominee, a Drama Desk Award nominee and Obie Award winning actor.
2008 / Rachel Moore, 1982 YoungArts Winner in Dance, serves as Executive Director of the American Ballet Theatre and is a former member of ABT's Corps de Ballet. Moore has served as Director of Boston Ballet's Center for Dance Education and has held positions at leading dance and arts organizations.
2007 / Allegra Goodman, 1985 YoungArts Winner in Writing and U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, is a critically-acclaimed novelist and short story writer. Goodman's first novel Kaaterskill Falls, was a 1998 National Book Award finalist.
2006 / Vanessa Williams, 1981 YoungArts Winner in Musical and Spoken Theater, is an internationally renowned Grammy and Emmy nominated singer/actress. Williams has conquered the musical charts, Broadway, music videos, television and motion pictures. She has sold over four million albums worldwide and her skills as an actress on stage, in film and on television have earned praise from the most seasoned of critics.


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Linwood: Churches to recognize fathers
Published: Saturday, June 16, 2012 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 15, 2012 at 5:16 p.m.
As summer is heating up and vacation activity is under way, the Linwood area is in laid back mode right now. There are some activities going on that might be of interest so mark the calendar for those you would like to attend.
Fathers to be honored
Calvary Family Worship Center will honor all fathers on Father's Day.
Calvary Family Worship Center will have One Harvest Food Distribution from noon-1 p.m. on June 23 at the church.
Food orders will be taken for One Harvest from 3-4 p.m. July 18 and again from 5-6 p.m. July 19 with distribution being from noon-1 p.m. at the church.
Come to Bible school
Cotton Grove United Methodist Church will be hosting Vacation Bible School from 6-8:30 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday titled "Operation Overboard" for ages 3 years -fifth grade. There will be a meal served nightly.
Baptist will recognize fathers on Sunday morning
Jersey Baptist Church will honor all fathers during a Father's Day Recognition Service during the morning service on Sunday.
Join Jersey for an exciting adventure as Vacation Bible School is set to happen July 15-19. Anyone who would like to volunteer to help, there is a sign up sheet in the multi-purpose room. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Supper is provided at local Bible school
Linwood United Methodist Church and Greer's Chapel will team up for a one day Vacation Bible School titled "Adventures on Promise Island" beginning at 9:30 a.m. on July 14. There will be a parent/ child supper immediately following Bible School. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Sign up for fall sports at booster meeting
Southwood Boosters will hold its monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Linwood Community Center with fall sports sign ups following from 7:30 -8:30 for baseball, softball, football, soccer, and midget soccer. The cost is $75 for all sports except midget soccer which is $50.
Soccer camp set
Soccer camp will be hosted by Central Davidson High at the practice field. Registration will be at 7 a.m. June 25. Camp will be from 7:30 -10:30 a.m. June 25-28. The cost is $50 in advance $60 on first day of camp.
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St. Francis Inn Bed and Breakfast Office Manager Karen Maxwell admits they initially didn't think much of the announcement Mumford and Sons would be coming to town.
"When we heard it was Mumford and Sons, we had no idea who they were," she said with a laugh.
But folks here quickly realized they were in the minority. Tickets went on sale Friday. By Sunday this bed and breakfast in the heart of downtown was completely booked. She says September is typically their slowest time of year. So a full house is practically unheard of.
"We are usually thinking of things to bring people to St. Augustine and to bring them to the St. Francis Inn so this was just a gift from heaven," Maxwell said.
And they aren't alone. The Visitors and Convention Bureau President Richard Goldman says vacancy is almost non-resistant.
"We're running down to the last hotel rooms. They're also booking as far away as the World Golf Village and out on the beaches," Goldman said.
Maxwell says they feel blessed to be one of many cashing in.
"This will be a whole new group of people who will stay with us and then they'll come back hopefully," she said.
Organizers say it won't just be hotels cashing in. The two-day event is expected to be a huge boost for local retailers and restaurants too.
The concert will happen Sept. 13-14. The 25,000 tickets are already sold out.
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The smell of the bushmeat market in Monrovia, Liberia is a cloying, sweet and meaty stench that immediately stimulated my gag reflex: the smell of dried primate meat baking in the hot sun.
On one table sits a chimpanzee's (Pan troglodytes) complete arm and shoulder – roughly hacked off the animal, and then smoked, while still covered in skin and hair. The disturbingly human-like hand and fingernails are reminders of how closely we are related to these creatures; indeed, the diseases that they carry can often affect humans. Studies have clearly suggested that butchering these animals for meat may have been the initial way that HIV and AIDS entered the human population – ultimately killing tens of millions of people worldwide.
On another table are the indistinguishable parts of various monkeys, also smoked, and even some meat covered in rough grey skin. It is clearly elephant.
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Most of what these vendors are selling is not allowed even by Liberian law, but in a nation which has an annual budget that is smaller than the budget of the city of Columbus, Ohio (Columbus' annual budget is $523 million, Liberia's is $327 million) the authorities are so colossally over-stretched that the sale of illegal meat is low on their list of priorities.
Even the women who work at the market don't really want to sell the meat. "This is a bad job," one tells me. "I want to raise enough money so that I can open a stall selling secondhand clothes." But in a country with 85 percent unemployment, any job is highly prized if it provides the money to feed an entire family. Even if these women did stop what they are doing, their places would be filled immediately by others desperate to earn an income.
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It is the same for the hunters. They aren't killing chimps out of any particular love of chimp meat – it's just a means of earning $30. Chimp, deer, monkey, whatever – for these guys, meat is meat, and it provides a means of generating money to support their families. Who can blame them for that?
Rebuilding Liberia's Economy
So – what on earth can be done?
Well, the first thing is to raise awareness of what is happening. Conservation International's (CI) Joel Gamys has developed a good relationship with the women at the market and is encouraging them to try to ensure that the hunters only take animals that are quick-breeding and are not endangered.
"Joel has been helping us to know what we should not sell. We know that the chimpanzees and monkeys are endangered – we know it because the hunters are telling us that they cannot find them anymore. We try to ask them to bring us meat that is not from chimpanzees, but they just hunt what they can find, and we have to sell it – otherwise we cannot get money."
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Secondly, the nation must ensure that its forests remain intact and not easily accessible to hunters, so that the animals still have habitat to breed. This can be done – the country is making significant steps toward securing a future for its forests – but the economic incentives remain elusive. CI is working with the government of Liberia to help prepare the ground for REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation "plus" conservation, the sustainable management of forests and enhancement of forest carbon stocks), a mechanism that will help to financially reward the nation for conservation of its forests by paying for the carbon that they store. REDD+ activities will be a vital component of Liberia's conservation effort, and will also play a critical role in curbing global climate change.
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Wanted: Alive
The next step is to create a situation where the wildlife in Liberia's ecosystems is more valuable alive than dead. This is not a nation that has much of a tourist industry; after a long civil war and with a battered infrastructure, it's hard to see it as a "fun" destination to visit. But Liberia is a truly beautiful place – its staggering forests could one day be fabulous ecotourism destinations and its stunning beaches and incredible surfing opportunities could make it a coastal hotspot.
But all of these potential solutions need international support to become realities. CI is working hard in Liberia against odds that can sometimes seem staggering. But the rapid change in the nation since the end of the civil war is encouraging, and if another African nation like Rwanda – for all of its challenges and the horrors of its recent past – can become an economic success story, then maybe Liberia can too.
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Well according to new estimates from Deloitte and 2013.
One million new Smartphones will ship worldwide -- the total to nearly two billion.
And one company stands to win big from this Smart phone boom.
Because its products are sold the wide range of false narrative that Dallas -- from Samsung to the Google nexus.
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-- Hi guys yesterday we -- the Consumer Electronics Show and everything every gagging is now on the -- you can imagine -- here but it is it B engine and -- brain power of these tablets and Smart phone devices -- -- really stealing the states this year.
Qualcomm the company's CEO Paul.
At a at had an opportunity need to talk to him about what that means for consumer technology and perhaps if there is an area.
That heat doesn't want to play and take a listen.
Definitely true that people are buying lots of Smartphones and now computing is going be much more mobile.
But we see that mobile is going to be enabling technology for consumer electronics things as well your phone's gonna talk to your TV or talk -- -- Game console -- -- we talked with Microsoft I'd like keynote.
They talked about having their -- talk to the Xbox.
So you can control and so you know all of this coming together there.
Here in a lot of different devices -- last year you're talking about the snapdragon and and and being a player in the PC unit tablet market.
-- certainly mobile phones is an area that you don't want to plan is there an area that you're saying not right now maybe not.
For us well I think some of the areas just take a lot longer to develop so there are areas that we're making smaller investments in.
But we're building the partnership -- health care's radar.
Example of that.
It's not like we're going -- building.
Medical devices but we are building the partnerships and medical device manufacturers with health care professionals.
So we can understand it went in a few years back and take off.
What I'm here -- partners recently apple said that they gonna start to -- some of their manufacturing of their Max you -- the US borders.
If that's something that's even a conversation our our -- -- all content to shift manufacturing.
That's -- we outsourced our manufacturing our chips are -- and mostly in Taiwan right now.
We are working with a company called global foundries.
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Before LA guy I wanna talk about the fiscal -- something that Ingles.
A lot of us on the East Coast but as a technology company someone on that.
At left coast of this nation is that something you paid attention to worry even -- about decisions based upon.
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It's a trait that runs strongly in politics, the only profession in the world in which you can create a problem and then run against it for re-election.
But talking a good game and saying all the right things happens in high-tech channels as well. Oftentimes, manufacturers talk in grandiose terms about how dedicated they are to the channel and how they want to push more sales through "partners."
So how do we measure that? If I or a reporter on the CRN staff head down that discussion area with a line of questioning, we will often get a response that sounds something like this: "We are committed to the channel and we want to double our business through the channel in the next two years." Or it might be something that sounds even more compelling like "We are 100 percent channel." Getting to the real story is a bit more difficult, of course. Many companies don't break out sales when they report as direct and indirect.
With all that as a background, on a whim I decided to take a look at company websites recently, and in a completely unscientific way determine who is really putting partners front and center. To me, that means if I were a customer and I went to a company website to investigate from whom to buy, the website would make it really easy for me to find a partner. Getting that information would be prominently presented and would work. Here's what I found on the morning of Nov. 16, 2012.
IBM.com: Sorry, IBM, but I have to put your site in the really bad category. First off, you need a magnifying glass to see the "find a business partner" link in the footer of the page, and even then it is sixth on a list of buy possibilities where all the others are geared toward a direct sale. To me, find a business partner should be a lot more prominent.
SAP.com: SAP deserves to be congratulated. 'Our Partners' is prominently displayed at the top of the page, and in just two clicks I was well on my way to getting a partner contact.
Juniper Networks: A "close, but no cigar" here. "Partners" is prominently displayed at the top of the homepage but, unfortunately, when I clicked and then went to "partner locator," the message came back that Juniper is updating its partner locator to serve me better, and I should come back another time. Serving me better would be giving me access to the old locator until you make whatever improvements you feel necessary. Juniper rival Cisco was better because its link worked.
HP: The site seems to be totally geared toward a direct sale. I did find a way to search for a solution provider partner on the site. It wasn't easy, however, and even when I drilled down into buying a Point of Sale solution, the "find a reseller" option was below "request a call from a POS specialist," which I suppose could generate a lead that might be passed to a channel partner, but it might also go to the direct team.
Microsoft: For a company that is so partner-focused, I was surprised by what I found. The homepage is totally geared toward what seems to be a direct-sale attempt, and there is no intuitive way to easily find a partner contact. I was able to get to a partner locator but it took five clicks and, frankly, wasn't exactly simple to get to.
Of course, a website doesn't tell the whole story of channel commitment but the little things count, and to me there's lots of room for improvement on these sites, and many others.
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