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Inflation expectations are extracted from the Consumer Survey, which is conducted by the European Commission for the European Union. Using the probability method to quantify the qualitative answers different distribution functions and scaling parameters are assumed to cope with the properties of the data properly. The forecasting ability of respective series is assessed also compared to the balance statistic. Furthermore the time horizon of the survey participants while answering the questionnaire is analyzed, because the empirical results show that it might not coincide with the time horizon implied by the formulation of the question.
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Students and faculty came together on Friday to discuss how a situation similar to the George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin case could happen in La Verne.
The discussion was the first of the Critical Conversations series led by Joy Lei, chief diversity and inclusivity officer.
The topic of the discussion was derived from the Zimmerman verdict earlier this summer.
George Zimmerman shot unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin and the jury found him not guilty under Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law.
"This is an opportunity for the University to unite and talk about issues in the world," Lei said.
The 2012 case happened in a gated community of homes in Florida and was protested throughout the United States.
The case was televised and publicized throughout America. Many were upset about the verdict and others agreed with the jury.
Lei encouraged the audience think about how the Zimmerman case reflects American racial issues.
"At the national level, how does the killing of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, on the streets of a gated Florida community and Zimmerman, the shooter's, ultimate acquittal based on self defense help us understand the politics of race and how they play out in the United States?" Lei asked.
The panel was comprised of African American speakers who began the forum by voicing their opinion on the case.
The panel of speakers included Darryl Goree, president and CEO and superintendent of non-profit organizations; Leeshawn Moore, Black Student Union adviser and director of institutional research; and Richard Rose, professor of religion and philosophy.
"We are all oppressed," Moore said. "What is a black life worth?"
Moore spoke about her young son and how she deals with racism in his school and around him.
The media is not helpful in this by exhibiting African American characters negatively, Moore said.
Moore pointed out one of the characters in the children's show "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide."
He is a smart African American and portrayed as Urkel. He can't just be a smart kid, Moore said.
Students expressed their feelings and their own La Verne stories.
Rose spoke about his personal opinion about the case and how it relates to every African American.
"The entire case makes me sad on a number of levels," Rose said.
Rose said he could be the next Trayvon Martin because he often walks around La Verne.
He could easily fall victim to a homeowner if he is perceived in the wrong way, Rose said.
"From walking to Starbucks in the morning or just walking in Claremont, I could be incorrectly profiled just for my skin color," Rose said.
The audience expressed their own opinions and questions regarding how the case affects them.
Gage Henderson, junior social science major, spoke to the panel about a personal experience that affected him in the La Verne community.
He and his friends locked their keys in their car at Chipotle on Foothill.
They called AAA, and a young black man came to help them to unlock the vehicle.
The police were watching from across the street and proceeded toward them.
The police officer then said, "Wow that was fast, I wonder what you did in your past life."
"We are supposed to be protected by the police department," Henderson said.
"How am I supposed to trust you?"
The forum ended with discussion.
Students gave their opinions on the topic of future critical conversations by contacting Lei.
The event was co-sponsored by the office of diversity and inclusivity, the office of multicultural services, office of religious and spiritual life and the coalition for diversity.
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POLICE have been accused of failing the public by a member of the force's own watchdog.
Councillor Michael Walls, a member of West Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel, spoke out after a HM Inspectorate of Constabulary report published yesterday strongly criticised the way the force investigated some crimes.
Cllr Walls said panel members had discussed some of the issues with the HMIC inspector who compiled the report, Roger Baker, at an informal meeting last year.
Some of the matters raised included the use of PCSOs who are not trained or intended to investigate crime; victims being contacted over the phone and asked to do their own crime scene visit; and many reports being written off with no investigation taking place.
The HMIC report states: "During the inspection, HMIC reviewed a number of crime investigations, including reports of crimes that were not attended.
"In certain cases, for crimes such as burglary dwellings, there was clear evidence of investigation and supervision.
"However, for other offences, such as theft from a motor vehicle, many of which were not attended, some cases were found to have little evidence of meaningful investigation or supervision."
Cllr Walls (Con, Queensbury) , a former policeman, said yesterday: "Police refuse to act on so many crimes.
"I investigated a complaint from one of my residents that a PCSO had stood by and watched while a neighbour from hell smashed to pieces a brand new fence and police said it was a civil matter, I complained to the police on their behalf and they were talked out of making a complaint.
"Thefts of huge amounts of money from debit and credit cards are never recorded as crimes, so thousands of crimes and billions of pounds never appear in crime stats.
"Most people do not report crimes, vehicles broken into and damaged are rarely reported as insurance excesses are so high people can not claim and in any case insurance companies don't even ask for a crime number any more.
"I have said for years, if the crime figures were multiplied four times, it may be approaching the true numbers.
"I have had personal experience of a number of crimes where the police failed badly. People tell me that their car has been broken into but they say there is no point in reporting it. Nobody bothers."
Cllr Walls added: "We want to know how the Police and Crime Commissioner is going to deal with this. He is outlining his policing plan for the next year at a panel meeting next week, and I will be asking some tough questions."
Councillor Imran Hussain, Bradford Council deputy leader and fellow member of the Police and Crime Panel, said: "I find it deeply disturbing that this may be happening because I believe that all crime needs to be taken seriously and I have made this view clear at previous meetings of the Police and Crime Panel.
"Criminals often graduate from the sort of lower level crimes referred to by the HMIC on to more serious acquisitive crimes and burglaries so unless we take early action to identify the perpetrators, bring them to justice and rehabilitate them, then we face much bigger social and financial costs later on.
"I will be seeking assurances that West Yorkshire Police will take all crime seriously, encourage people to report it and work with communities to reduce crime and offending."
Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Burns Williamson said he would be seeking assurances from the Chief Constable about the concerns highlighted in the HMIC report as well as asking what was being done to ensure officers are preventing crime rather than just reacting to it.
"We need to ensure we are doing all we can with the resources we have to maintain public confidence in policing," he said.
"Where the police gets it wrong we will try to put things right and I would urge anyone to contact my office where there are instances in West Yorkshire such as those highlighted in the report."
Chief Superintendent Simon Atkin, the commander of Bradford District Police, said: "We would welcome the opportunity to discuss Cllr Walls' concerns with him further, to help us to continue to improve our service to the communities of Bradford District."


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Nashville lawyer Jacqueline (Jackie) Dixon was elected vice president of the Tennessee Bar Association and will become its president in 2012-2013.
Dixon is a partner in the newly created firm of Weatherly McNally & Dixon, which focuses on criminal defense, complex personal injury and domestic relations cases. She says she is honored to be selected to lead the TBA and "hopes to continue the association's tradition of service to the bar, the judicial system and the public."
Others who will be elected without opposition are:
- Grand Division Governor, West Tennessee (one-year term): Brian Faughnan, Memphis
- Grand Division Governor, Middle Tennessee (one-year term): James Crumlin, Nashville
- Grand Division Governor, East Tennessee (one-year term): Cindy Wyrick, Sevierville
- Governor, First District (three-year term): Frank Johnstone, Kingsport
- Governor, Fourth District (three-year term): Bobby Hibbett, Lebanon
- Governor, Seventh District (three-year term): Jonathan Steen, Jackson
- TBA Delegate to the ABA House of Delegates, Position 2: Buck Lewis, Memphis
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'4ALL' Wins Nationwide Award
The Tennessee Bar Association's year-long Justice 4ALL initiative has received an "Associations Advance America Award" from the American Society of Association Executives and the Center for Association Leadership " just one of 24 programs selected nationwide for the honor. Now in its 20th year, the award is designed to recognize contributions made by associations and showcase the impact associations can have on the quality of American life.
The 4ALL program was launched in 2009 to expand access to justice for Tennesseans who could not afford legal representation. Through a four-point platform, the program educated professionals and the public on the need for pro bono legal services, recommended law and rules changes to encourage pro bono work, mobilized local bar associations and law firms to undertake pro bono activities, and provided free legal services to 1,300 needy individuals.
Court seeks comments on emeritus pro bono rule
The Tennessee Access to Justice Commission proposed in February that the state Supreme Court adopt a new rule establishing an "Emeritus Attorneys Pro Bono Participation Program." The proposal would create new rule 50A, allowing attorneys who no longer actively practice law to provide free legal services through approved legal assistance organizations. The proposed rule lays out qualifications for participation, a certification process for both lawyers and organizations seeking to participate, and responsibilities of attorneys who are certified. Comments, which are due by April 12, should be submitted to the Supreme Court clerk. Download the proposed rule from the Administrative Office of the Courts at http://www.tncourts.gov/
Memphis legal groups to launch clinic for homeless people
Memphis Area Legal Services Inc., the Community Legal Center and the Memphis office of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC will launch the Homeless Experience Legal Protection (HELP) program in Memphis this month. The program, first organized by a New Orleans judge, gives legal providers and law firms a platform to offer pro bono clinics specifically for homeless people. It will differ from other pro bono efforts as it will offer assistance with minor criminal issues in additional to civil issues. The clinics will be held monthly at the homeless service center Hospitality Hub on Jefferson Ave.
With bleak job market, law schools continue to fill up
About 151,400 people sat for law school entrance exams last year, and more than 51,000 entered law school " even with the economy sending negative signals to new lawyers. They're all banking on the job market to improve by the time they graduate. But currently, job placement for new lawyers is still bleak. "What we are seeing is the employers of lawyers are shying away from hiring entry-level attorneys," says Pam Koerner, whose firm recruits for top law firms in the South. "They are gravitating more toward lateral attorneys with two-plus years of legal experience." With this in mind, schools are coming up with innovative ways to place their graduates, including Vanderbilt's new Public Service Initiative, which offers unemployed graduates a six-month stipend and teams them up with nonprofits. The Tennessean has the story. Connect to it at www.tba.org/journal_links
Summer associate changes not as drastic as predicted, as offers hit 17-year low
The board of the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) decided recently to back off a plan that would delay the summer associate offer process by as many as four months. Instead, it adopted two smaller changes to the recruiting guidelines: The deadline for students to accept offers will drop from 45 days to 28 days, and the deadline for students who have completed a summer program to accept job offers will move from Nov. 15 to Nov. 1.
But students are still struggling to find the jobs that used to be plentiful. According to statistics released in March by the NALP, the median number of offers for summer 2010 associate positions hit a 17-year low. Not surprisingly, acceptance rates hit a historic high of 43 percent. A spokesperson for the association said the numbers represent "an enormous interruption" in "usual recruiting and employment patterns." The National Law Journal reported both stories. Find them at www.tba.org/journal_links
UT and Lipscomb team up for joint J.D./M.A.
The University of Tennessee College of Law and David Lipscomb University's Institute for Conflict Management are partnering together to offer UT law students the opportunity to earn a masters degree in conflict management from Lipscomb while pursuing their law degree. Students who enroll in the program will receive a 50 percent discount on tuition rates at Lipscomb.
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You might need a 'virtual escape'
The same technology that has freed attorneys from their physical office space has also tethered them to clients around the clock, perhaps thwarting work-life balance as much as it helps. In fact, more than four-fifths of lawyers use a BlackBerry or other smartphone while away from the office, according to the 2009 ABA Legal Technology Survey Report, up from 67 percent in 2008 and 53 percent in 2007. Read in the ABA Journal about some lawyers who were able to disconnect, at least while on vacation, and find out if that might be for you. Link to the story at www.tba.org/journal_links
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Justice Department to begin indigent defense program
The Justice Department is on the verge of launching a new program to help low-income people receive legal help, to be called the Access to Justice Initiative. Professor Laurence Tribe, reportedly one of the top constitutional lawyers in the country, will take a leave of absence from Harvard to spearhead the project. Tribe will coordinate with judges and lawyers across the country with the goal of finding ways to help people who cannot afford a lawyer. The project will use a reallocation of money already in the Justice Department's budget, according to a Justice official.
Saying the system is in "crisis" recently at an indigent defense symposium in Washington, D.C., Attorney General Eric Holder added that, "Although they may stand on different sides of an argument, different sides of a courtroom, the prosecution and defense can and must share the same objective: Not victory, but justice."
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PULLMAN -- The Washington State Cougars, 1-9 with three games left to play, are on pace to break a school record for losses and a national record for points allowed.
WSU players like to think they can avoid both dubious feats. After all, their remaining games -- at 3-6 Arizona State on Saturday, at home against 0-9 Washington on Nov. 22 and at 5-5 Hawaii on Nov. 29 -- come against underwhelming foes.
Cornerback Romeo Pellum said the Arizona State contest is "a winnable game. If we have a great week of practice and do what our coaches teach us, we should finally get a Pac-10 win."
"We want to win a Pac-10 game," wide receiver Brandon Gibson said. "That's our biggest goal."
WSU has yielded 502 points, an average of 50.2 per game. The major college records are 566 points allowed by Eastern Michigan in 2002, and 50.3 points allowed per game by Louisiana-Lafayette in 1997. The 1-10 Cougars of 1970 hold the school record for losses.
Arizona State is the first team with a losing record that WSU has faced. The Sun Devils are favored by 36 ½ . A homecoming crowd of 60,000 fans is expected to enjoy mid-80s sunshine.
REUNION TIME: First-year Cougars coach Paul Wulff started at center for WSU under current Arizona State coach Dennis Erickson in 1987-88.
"He's the right man for that job," Erickson said. "He'll do a great job there.
"Like all of our places, it takes some time. It takes some time here, too.
"He'll do a good job. He's a Cougar, and that's very, very important."
Erickson spoke with Wulff early in the season and shared some memories of the rebuilding project he inherited when he coached in Pullman.
"Being an alumnus, and his love for Washington State, (hiring Wulff) was a no-brainer as far as I was concerned," Erickson said.
Wulff said he remembers Erickson as a "very competitive" coach who "made playing fun." Wulff said there is "no question" he learned valuable coaching lessons from his time with Erickson.
ERICKSON SLUMPS: Erickson has a reputation as one of college football's premier coaches, and rightfully so. Fifteen of his 19 previous teams have played postseason games; two of his Miami teams won national championships; and his career record as a college head coach is 161-74-1 (.685).
Still, one more ASU loss will pin Erickson with a losing record for the second time in three years and the third time in his past five seasons as a college head coach. Also, during his six years in the NFL, the Everett native failed to post a winning record in Seattle (1995-98) or San Francisco (2003-04). Three of Erickson's Seattle teams finished at .500.
Erickson went 10-3 last year at Arizona State after going 4-8 the previous season at Idaho (where he also coached from 1982-85). His 5-6 season at Oregon State in 2001 was his first losing season in college since he went 3-7-1 in his first season at WSU in 1987.
One year later, Erickson parlayed a 9-3 record and a win over top-ranked UCLA (the Cougars' only win against a No. 1 team) into a job at Miami.
Erickson, 61, has held 10 head coaching jobs (counting two stints at Idaho and one in high school) and five assistant coach positions (counting two stops at Montana State, his alma mater). Miami (1989-94) is the only school where Erickson stayed longer than four years.
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The game usually sells out well in advance, but approximately 2,000 tickets are still available (for tickets, call 800-462-6847 or visit wsucougars.com). FSN will televise the game at noon.
ON THE RUN: Junior Dwight Tardy leads the Cougars in rushing for the third straight year, but he's mustered just 326 yards after coming off major knee injury to play behind a battered offensive line.
Redshirt freshman Logwone Mitz, who made his first start last week against Arizona, has rushed for 319 yards on 21 fewer carries than Tardy. Wulff said Mitz or Tardy will start this week.
Kevin Lopina leads the Cougars with just three rushing TDs. Last week, Lopina became the first WSU quarterback to score two rushing TDs in a game since Ryan Leaf pulled the trick against Washington in 1995.
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'I want to help the guys in the field' - 25/02/2009
Hypack founder Pat Sanders visited The Netherlands, presenting during the Holland Hypack Show which was organised by Nautikaris. Hydro International took the opportunity to interview him on various aspects of the business. Does Hypack have a rough ride? Is it difficult to expand and maintain the 'close to the user' approach?
By Joost Boers, content manager, Hydro International
Hypack exist for more than 20 years, how did the company start?
Sanders: 'After serving as a hydrographer with the Naval Oceanographic Office, I left for business school to become a Captain of Industry. It turns out that I was only going to be a Private of Industry', so I took a couple of consulting jobs in hydrography. I developed several programmes to help me in my consulting work. By 1987, I had enough pieces and decided to package them together and offer them for sale. In the early 1990s, a HYPACK programmer named Mircea Neacsu, was tasked to develop a program to track multiple vessels. He came back to me with a program written for something called 'Windows'. I pooh-poohed it and wrote something in DOS. Luckily, Mircea was very persistent and HYPACK was soon available in Windows before our competitors. The name HYPACK is easy to explain: Hydrographic Package. We sold zero packages our first year and 2 or 3 our second year. Now, we sell two or three licenses a day world-wide.'
Your company puts lots of efforts in the users. Why?
In November, the count was about 5,000 licenses used by 2,800 organizations. Since our first edition, the package has evolved based on the feedback of the users. That's why these training seminars are so important: the users have an different types of equipment, different geodesy, different survey requirements and they can provide us great feedback on what works, what doesn't work and areas that we need to develop to make the package more useful to them.
Which direction do you see in the market?
Hardware and memory continues to improve as it gets cheaper. The computer is about the cheapest item on your survey boat. We have users collecting and processing data on USD600 laptops. There are now multibeam systems that cost about the same as a high-end single beam echosounder. More and more users are moving towards multibeam surveying. There is also more emphasis on data visualization. You see less demand for charts with plotted soundings and more emphasis on graphical imagery. Google Earth and Microsoft Virtual Earth are great tools and we have already begun to export data to KML in order to add it to their displays. In the future, we will see 3D harbor imagery the same way you can now see 3D buildings on land areas. The ability to export hydrographic data for display in third party software will continue to be a focus of our development.
What is most challenging nowadays?
There are a few challenges. The developments in survey equipment require us to constantly update and create new interfaces into HYPACK. It's very frustrating when a company sends you the format for a data string and then expects everything to work perfectly. We much prefer to actually get our hands on the equipment for a couple of days in order to make sure it works properly. We try to avoid 'one-off' situations that are for a particular client and not of interest to our user base. Another challenge is staying on top of customer support. We are adding 1,000 users per year, on top of our existing user base. That requires being able to answer more questions, provide more training and holding more training seminars. We know how it feels to be on a survey vessel when things aren't working and the client is breathing down your neck. I want to help the guys in the field.
You don't mention the economic situation...
No. Our sales continued to grow in 2008 and we have not yet encountered a downturn. As we base the package price in US Dollars, the low value of the dollar has given us a substantial price advantage when compared to our European-based competitors. I believe that the real estate related dredging market has dried up a bit. I also believe that the hydrographic market will be receiving a 'surge' as several governments invest in infrastructure projects in order to stimulate their economies.
What do you see of the consolidation going on? Hypack could be a target.
I'm not that worried. HYPACK is a small company and is very independent (to the point of being stubborn). This independence allows us to work with all of the equipment suppliers. We try our best to treat each one of them fairly and give them a means to have their equipment successfully integrated in a hydrographic package. Once a software company is taken over by a large company, they often are forced to focus on that company's product line, to the neglect of the other vendors. That can be the 'kiss of death' for a software package.
These seminars are to introduce the 2009 version of Hypack. What is the evolution?
We are constantly updating the software and now offer a new 'release' at the beginning of each year. These releases include integrations of new systems, new programs and algorithms (such as the incorporation of Geocoder from UNH-CCOM and the export to Google Earth). Every year, beginning in October, we prepare a new 3-day training program for our users. After the USA seminar in January, we take the same program to 15 different countries. The seminars provide us with great feedback. We learn from the users how things really work (or don't work) and where we need to improve. The users always find some things that our programmers and testers missed and we then take steps to fix it.
The interview has been taken during the Holland Hypack Show, organised by Nautikaris.
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Singer WADE BLACK Parts Ways With Dan Spitz' DEUXMONKEY
April 12, 2011, 6 years ago
Former CRIMSON GLORY singer Wade Black (BLACK REIGN) has sent BraveWords.com the following statement regarding parting was with DEUXMONKEY, the project led by former ANTHRAX guitarist Dan Spitz:"I've searched the world for musicians that possessed the talent and shared vision to bring you a band like no other. As previously announced in November of last year, I have found it in Black Reign!!! During my quest for the ultimate band line-up, I did a short stint with Dan Spitz for his DeuxMonkey project, thinking this might be the band that would be the answer to my quest. I quickly realized it wasn't! I gave Dan a verbal cease and desist on all my lyrics and vocals. I felt the songs were not up to my standards, and they were not to be released with my vocals. He agreed. Now, almost a year later, he's trying to release those songs with my vocals. Further, he is making misleading statements, saying that I'm in that band. The reality is that he is lying to all of his fans and mine, stealing my voice, lyrics and likeness - all to serve his own needs. I say it one more time so the world can hear me as well: Dan, cease and desist from using any of my vocals, lyrics, and likeness. Otherwise, the use of my name and likeness and any unauthorized use will be regarded as what it is: stealing! Dan, let's keep this out of the legal system and settle this issue quickly so we can both move on."


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Jennifer Nettles Collection for American West brings you this delicate cuff bracelet with resounding inspiration. Three sterling silver stars are accompanied by a brass star on one side of the dangling charm. In the center of the star is a sparkling diamond gemstone. On the opposite side of the charm the word "Believe" is inscribed drawing inspiration from Jennifer Nettles personal body art.
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Soapdom Special Passions Summer 2003 Previews
by James E. Reilly
Creator / Head Writer / Consulting Producer May 5, 2003
It's summer in Harmony and the heat is on... the grapes swell on the vine, the tomatoes are ready to be plucked... hot musical guest stars feel like singing... and Sheridan, Tabitha, Gwen and Kay get closer to term. Does this fruitful season signal happy times ahead? Absolutely - not!
Disaster befalls Sheridan and her unborn child as her clown nightmare comes true. Beth and Charlie's fiendish plans come to fruition and Sheridan may end up paying with her life. It seems as if Sheridan has disappeared again, and a devastated Luis will stop at nothing to find her - even if it means finally telling his brother, Antonio, the truth about his "bride".
Fox Crane, ladies man and ne'er-do-well-in-training, has finally fallen in love - with Whitney Russell. And like the true Crane he is, he sets out to conquer her, no matter what impediments stand in his way -- like her true love for Chad and three thousand miles!
Will the Eve/Julian romantic tragedy be replayed by the younger generation? Can disaster be preordained?
A baby is in crisis, near death; heartbreak, recriminations, the danger that a brief candle of a life will flicker out. Kay and Miguel will have to grow up awfully fast, but all their prayers and modern technology may be for naught. A lonely Charity meets Death roaming the halls of the Harmony Hospital - who will he strike?
Meanwhile Tabitha's baby seems to be developing a mind of it's own...months before it's born! And it's a mind bent on vengeance. It's a common fantasy for Julian's children to wish for his death but few have the power to accomplish the dirty deed.
The summer heats up even more when Ethan, Gwen, Theresa, Whitney, Chad and Fox arrive in Los Angeles. Not only are they working together, they end up living together! As Chad comes face to face with his down-and-dirty past, Fox puts major moves on Whitney. The sun bakes down, the clothes come off, the couples switch from beach to bedroom to pool to dance club in a fever of love and passion; some incredible musical guest stars heat up the town even more with their song. On Passions the fireworks aren't just limited to the Fourth of July.
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There is no doubt at all that online video marketing is on the top. Many studies and statistics have proven that in every business, marketing videos really work. In fact, many researchers have found that videos are approximately 50 times more likely to receive a higher first page ranking than any other traditional text pages, which is really good. Video is a very powerful information based medium. It serves as a primary ground for your business promotional campaigns', influential ideas and experimental content efforts.
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Video translation plays a very important role in adapting both environmental and business communication, in today's global marketplace. The use of pictures or live action, with sound makes both audio and video translation, an unusually a challenging task. As video products become more complex, so do methods for translating them, and making them adaptable in a nearly unlimited number of diverse foreign markets. Here, you can take help from the Chinese video tutorials translation services, to translate your video content in the appropriate way.
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Just like creating a headline to a blog post, video titles can also pull powerful traffic. There are 2 main reasons why the title is so important. One is that a great title can instantly grab people's attention. Secondly, by using the appropriate keywords in your title, your video is more likely to show up on the different search engines, like Google or YouTube. Creating a perfect title for your video, can be a big deciding factor in the success of your business.
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In order to write a great content, you need to put in a lot of time and effort, to make it successful for your business. Choosing an original content not only improves your company website ranking, but also can have a very positive impact on your business. When creating a video content, listen and understand what the people are looking for. The content should be aligned with the goals, your company brand is offering. The content should be, therefore, attractive and entice the people to look at your video.
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When you are about to edit your company video, take advantages of the different editing features. One main feature is to add a text box to your video. Here, you can display your company website address, and this is a great way to get exposure. A company video, whether short or long, cannot be absolutely amazing with virtually no errors or room for improvement, with the flow you have in mind.
When expanding your business globally, translation services have become a necessary expense. The way many people interact, socialize and communicate with each other has also changed. No matter what, a huge communication gap is still there due to differences in cultures and languages. To dissolve this communication gap, it is best to take advantage of the Certified Documents Translation. They can offer a wide range of services in translating the video content from one language to the other.
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In case, you want to use the video for promoting your company brands, have your company logo displayed prominently anywhere on the screen. Your logo has to incorporate all of the feelings and elements of your business image, and convey them all in just a glance. The logo must be unique, but memorable and professional, but not without any character. It must also be flexible, but consistent and this takes a lot of time and hard work.
Translation and localization have both become important, especially when it comes to the business world. Translation is about crossing all language barriers, whereas localization is about crossing all cultural barriers. The effectiveness of online marketing video content can only be realized, if the video content is capable enough to meet the requirements of the global markets. That is why, using video as a form of marketing component, plays a valuable role in the global product campaign. Chinese video tutorials translation services can provide an accurate translation of your marketing videos.
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GFI FAXmaker is a network fax server software solution for small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) which enables users to send and receive faxes directly from an e-mail client and it saves each fax digitally for easier filing and finding.
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It makes sending and receiving faxes an efficient, simple and cost-effective process and solves the problems associated with manual faxing: printing out the document, walking to the fax machine and waiting for the fax to go through, not to mention the cost of fax machine supplies and repair.
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GFI Software has a no return policy. Customers have 30 days to fully evaluate the software to determine if it meets their needs. Once an order has been placed an order cannot be cancelled or returned.
A Software Maintenance Agreement for the first year is included in the list price. This includes free software upgrades as well as email and phone support (during office hours).
Maintenance is required for the 1st year of purchase and you also have the option of purchasing for 2 or 3 year periods. For version upgrades maintenance is not included and optional. The starting date of a Software Maintenance Agreement is ALWAYS the date of purchase; i.e., if you purchase on 1 May, the Software Maintenance Agreement will run from 1 May until 30 April of the following year. Software Maintenance Agreements must be renewed within 30 days from when the one-year period has expired. For example, if your product was purchased on 12 July 2006, and you want to renew the Software Maintenance Agreement a year later, you must do so within 30 days from 12 July 2007). To renew your Software Maintenance Agreement contact QBS Sales for pricing.
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Don't miss out on a lower price on this hotel
Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel with bar/lounge and conference center
Popular property highlights
Located in the heart of Bussolengo, this golf hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Il Pignetto Winery, La Grande Mela Shoppingland, and Azienda Vinicola Fratelli Fabiano. Aquardens Spa and Parco Natura Viva are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
A bar/lounge, a snack bar/deli, and a conference center are available at this hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include self parking, a business center, and a meeting room.
Room Amenities
All 144 soundproofed rooms feature free WiFi and minibars. For a bit of entertainment, guests will find flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, and other amenities include room service and premium bedding.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Montresor Hotel Tower
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room.
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 5382 square feet (500 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a garden. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Express check-in
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 144
- Number of floors - 12
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Television in common areas
- Elevator/lift
- Wedding services
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- One meeting room
- Snack bar/deli
- Tours/ticket assistance
- ATM/banking
- Concierge services
- Garden
- Year Built 1996
- Conference space size (feet) - 5382
- Conference space size (meters) - 500
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference center
- Free newspapers in lobby
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Room service (limited hours)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Shower/tub combination
- Rainfall showerhead
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 20.0 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 10.0 per night.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 20 per pet, per stay, plus a deposit of EUR 20 per stay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: EUR 10 per day
- Pet deposit: EUR 20 per stay
- Pet fee: EUR 20 per pet, per stay
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 10.0 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 20.0 per night
Hotel Name
- Hotel Montresor
- Hotel Montresor Tower
- Hotel Tower Montresor
- Montresor Hotel
- Montresor Hotel Tower
- Montresor Hotel Tower Bussolengo
- Montresor Tower
- Montresor Tower Bussolengo
- Montresor Tower Hotel
- Montresor Hotel Bussolengo
- Montresor Hotel Tower Bussolengo, Province Of Verona, Italy
We should mention
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.


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UKIAH, CA -- On Sunday, January 27th, local residents will have the opportunity to attend a fun event for the whole family -- The Ukiah Wedding Faire from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The highlight of the day is the Fashion Show. Models will display the latest bridal trends across the stage of Carl Purdy Hall at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds.
Of course, no wedding is complete without that perfect bridal gown. To ensure even the most discerning bride finds her unique look, the Ukiah Wedding Faire will feature two Fashion Shows, at 12:30 and 2:30 p.m.
Spectators will be treated to delightful bridal fashions, formal wear, quinceanera and special occasion dresses.? A large array of wedding fashions have been selected by Mendocino Bridal and Tux of Ukiah and will feature fabulous fashions for the bride and groom and the entire wedding party.
A variety of floral bouquets will also be shown by local floral design firms.
Event Coordinator Dana Froneberger said "I didn't want to just offer suggestions on how brides might plan their wedding. I wanted to include anyone who might be planning a party, quinceanera or event. It's the biggest day of every girl's life, and I think it should be a big deal.? This is the perfect opportunity to gather all the information you need in one place needed for a wedding, party or event," she said.
There will be more than 40 exhibitors and booths for brides and grooms-to-be, along with their family and friends, to find inspiration, fresh ideas and reputable industry professionals to help them plan the wedding of their dreams.
Featured exhibitors include everything from invitation vendors, gown shops, cake-makers, favors, shoes, chocolate fountains, jewelry designers, photographers, decorators, musicians, wedding planners, officiants, honeymoon destinations and representatives from some of Northern California's finest venues. There will be prize drawings and giveaways with gifts valued at over $2,500 including a complete Wedding Package provided from participating vendors and local merchants. Winners will be announced during the show.
Sponsors of this annual event are: Mendocino Bridal and Tux, Kwine/Max Radio, Ukiah Daily Journal, Barra of Mendocino, Elegant Touch Beauty Salon, Redwood Empire Fair, Thompson's Party Rentals, Passion Parties by Dana, Beauticontrol by Shirley Johnson and D. William Jewelers.
Don't miss the Ukiah Wedding Faire: Northern California's Most Spectacular Wedding Event, Jan. 27th hosted by the Redwood Empire Fair from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Carl Purdy Hall, Fairgrounds. Admission is free.
For more information and schedule please contact Dana Froneberger at (707) 463-0990 or at www.ukiahwedding.com.
Wedding Faire Schedule
11 a.m. - Faire opens
11:30 a.m. - Ballroom Dancing Exhibition by Eddie Vedolla, Jr. and Stephanie Paige
12:30 p.m - Mendocino Bridal and Tux Fashion Show
1:30 p.m - Ballroom Dancing Exhibition by Eddie Vedolla, Jr. and Stephanie Paige
2:30 p.m - Mendocino Bridal and Tux Fashion Show
3:15 p.m - Wedding Ring Cake Dive
3:30 p.m - Drawings and Giveaways
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Marine Corps Installations East and Camp Lejeune will have a new leader by day�s end.
Marine Corps Installations East and Camp Lejeune will have a new leader by day�s end.
MCI East and Camp Lejeune will host a formal change of command ceremony Friday during which Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Gorry will relinquish command to Brig. Gen. Robert F. Castellvi at Marston Pavilion.
Gorry has led MCI East since July 2011. He is going to be the commandant of the Dwight D. Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy in Washington, D.C.
Castellvi is currently the Chief of Staff for I Marine Expeditionary Force, according to information from the base.
His personal decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star w/Combat �V�, Meritorious Service Medal with three Gold Stars, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal with two Gold Stars, and the Combat Action Ribbon with one Gold Star. He was the 1993 recipient of the Leftwich Trophy for leadership.


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