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Seemingly out of nowhere, the National Weather Service has identified the possibility of significant snow for the Twin Cities early next week. While most forecasters had previously thought a little light snow was possible, this appears to be a significant change in their thinking. Let the speculation begin.
Should Star Tribune column be updated?
Here we go again,Novak says we need to alter our travel plans,where have we heard this before.
Has he said yet,"I love the set-up for........."(fill in the blank)!
Hey, easy on the personal attacks on Novak. He provides a lot of good analysis for this blog. He's not always right but nobody is.
So does this mean that our "focus on storms and we'll get nothing, ignore them and we'll get something" idea is working?
Is PD wrong or on the right track, as of now, he seems out alone on a limb, saying that we aren't going to seem much in the way of accumulation here in MSP. I've noticed his blog has become the all or nothing spectrum.
Not surprised at the change as NW flow very difficult at times for timing and exact path of snow. Sat vapor imagery right now as I stare at a 24 hour loop over the wrn US shows the situ and why models are reacting as such EXCEPT the operational GFS. It is a well south of the rest. It will be interesting to see where the sfc and mid-level lows track on Monday. The same system will be diving SE toward Georgia/Carolinas with threat of snow -- we shall see.
Extremely disappointed with the GEM solutions over the last 24 hours. To go from 16" of snow to 0 in one model run is totally uncalled for and irresponsible. I thought the GEM had it figured out with the latest model upgrade that took place a few weeks back, but I guess not.
Whenever a model suffers Schizophrenia, I tend to lose confidence in it. I'm bummed because I really started to trust GEM. Why Gem, WHY?
You know what is irresponsible,I'll tell you what is irresponsible.It is irresponsible to put out forecasts and change forecasts DRASTICALLY because of one suite of model runs,with this potential incoming system there has been too much emphasis given to models people "love",everyone gives crap to the GFS but it has handled this storm well,Paul Douglas has it figured,learn from him!I've watched the NWS go from 50% of snow,to just 20%,then snow LIKELY,to now 30% in the last 36-48 hours,just because it favors one model over another,just this morning they said the GFS was an outliner,we'll disregard it and sounded the alarm you all read this morning and now read it they are putting more emphasis on the GFS.We were over 60 hours from any flakes from POSSIBLY falling and I had to hear stuff like "alter my travel plans"(Novak) and "get ready to shovel"(Hammer) this morning,and don't tell me these were meant has a heads up,red flag kind of thing,they didn't use the words "possible","could","potential","it may" in front of their statements did they?IRRESPONSIBLE!
All this meteorologists here or pseudo-ones or presumed expert: where is your experience to provide consistency when there is not one in the models?
I've been a little surprised at the bullish forecasts from a number of meteorologists about this storm. The euro has been the most consistent with this storm keeping the heaviest snows roughly from Devils Lake, ND through Marshall, MN. I think the Twin Cities could get brushed but I wouldn't expect much.
As far as the GEM goes, I'd rate that model #4 behind the ECMWF, NAM, and GFS. Over previous winters I never trusted this model. The only time I did buy into it two storms ago, because I thought it aligned better with what was going on in the atmosphere. I was burned, I learned my lesson.
The American models have been all over with this storm, and have not shown any consistency. When in doubt, trust the ECMWF.
What I find interesting is the mixed presentation of the Strib weather page this morning. The accompanying weather video segment talked about a significant snow on Monday yet the Paul Douglas blog (updated last night) did not (the screen capture depicted in this post came from that). I think the Strib really confuses their readers sometimes, but that's another issue.
I guess some posters on this page are assuming that Hammer & myself are changing our tune. I don't believe that is the case. I don't want to speak for Hammer, but I'm still more than confident that this storm will bring much of so. MN significant snow.
My whole point with my last post is that you can't hang your hat on each model run because what model solutions like the GEM's over the last 24 hours.
I believe Randy states it best when he says "when in doubt, trust the Euro". Some of the latest model runs from the GEM & GFS have thrown some doubt into the snow scenario, but the 12z Euro paints a NW to SE swath of significant snow near or just west of the MSP metro. This solution could be totally hosed, I'm going with it.
I guess we will have to wait until we see the "whites of its eyes". Quite frankly, I don't know what 'Anonymous' & 'Weather Junkie' expect from weather forecasters. If you are going to take on the challenge of wx forecasting, you can't be afraid to go out on a limb and be wrong. If you don't, then weather would be boring as hell.
I don't want that because I enjoy Meteorology & Climatology.
I think someone on here recently said something to the effect of waiting for 36 hours or so before the storm is supposed to hit. A couple of other people ripped that poster for that comment. Well, I happen to agree with that comment! Talk to me a day or two before the storm if you want to discuss what will likely occur. Usually, any further out is just conjecture, such as the current situation where the percentages are bouncing from 20% to 50% to 60% to 20%. Good grief!
I haven't heard one mention of rain/mixed precip until I read the KSTP/Johnathan Yuhas blog tonight,were sitting here and talking about will it snow,will it not snow and boom!,he drops the snow mixed with freezing rain forecast,really?I told you PWL we should have kept it hush-hush,my head is spinning with up and down %'s,altered travel plans,untrusted GEM and the lovable Euro and now we throw rain into the mix!
Scattered rain showers mixed with snow with possible thunder,really?......did he work for accuweather before moving to Minnesota?
Well, you know what my prediction is. It is out there for everyone to see. I'm not wavering back and forth nor do I believe in doing so.
As far as anonymous is concerned, you are living in a fantasy world my friend. The truth is that people want an idea of what is going to happen well in advance. They have plans. They have the weekend to think of. They have Monday AM commute to consider. If you believe that a weather forecast is only good for 36 hours at best, then you are listening to the wrong forecasters. Perhaps you are a forecaster yourself who is scorned?
Weather forecasts need to improve and I will do whatever it takes to lead that charge. We know it is an imperfect science right now, but it doesn't hurt to take on the challenge and change the status quo that is killing our industry right now.
Walk out on a limb for God's sake.
Hey Novak, I hear you there. I don't know, but possibly what anonymous might have been trying to say is that the accuracy of forecasts 36 hours or less is much higher than beyond 36 hours, so if you want accuracy then focus on the shorter time period? I don't think anyone is advocating for there to be no forecasts made several days in advance. I know I'm sure not advocating that. Anyway, that is my two cents on how I interpreted that comment. Regardless, happy forecasting!
Not sure anyone will read this on an old thread, but I'm all for no long range forecasts. They are worthless. As someone who has to work outside in the elements, I am so sick of seeing a seven day forecast predicting NOTHING for precip and then all of a sudden we get a "significant" chance for snow. Most recently, I heard a "quiet two weeks coming" and then wham!! Big storm on the way. And then we have to listen to them talk about it for a week while it makes its way across the rest of the country. Good lord, do they ever stop talking about these "snow storms"? Nothing pisses me off more than getting my hopes up for a quiet period and then getting slammed by the "monster storm coming". If you can't see it a week ahead than don't tell me nothing's coming.
As for the Strib confusing the reader, I see that all outlets are confusing the reader/viewer/listener. I firmly believe when it comes to forecasting the "storms", they purposefully predict EVERYTHING will happen. Then at least they can say they forecasted what actually happened and some will only remember hearing one thing and that will be the actual result. In other words, there will always be some people fooled into thinking they had the forecast correct.
Too many media outlets get into a bidding war and try to one-up the others resulting in this hype-a-thon. We would be better served by one weather forecasting service with an official forecast and having the media only allowed to use that forecast instead of all the extra options muddying the waters of expectations and results. At least then there wouldn't be so much confusion over whether they "got it right" or not. There would actually be some accountability.
Hi everyone. I am new to Minnesota. Can anybody explain why Lakeville often has colder temperatures than most any other area of the Twin Cities? Is Lakeville a higher or lower elevation than the surrounding area, etc.? Thanks!
WTC on their web broadcast say "some snow this week. we will keep an eye on that" HA! I love it.
@Anon. Some "Heat Island effect"
is a partial reason for lower temps that Mpls proper. Lots of asphalt/concrete/ holding heat.
It's been a while since someone has mentioned the model trends. Am I reading the 12z GFS correctly....did it make a shift to the north on us?
Thanks guys......the operation hush-hush is working......just read NWS afternoon discussion.
TWC 8 hours later now says "Maybe as much as 6" for Monday/Tues with rain.
According to TWC (getting less silent), sounds like it could be a wet one ?
looking at forecast soundings from bufkit for both the GFS and NAM I just can't believe rain is entering into the forecast, someone needs to get their eyes checked. And the 03/0z Nam has come into better alignment with the other models as far as QPF goes.
I want to comment on the discussion that took place earlier about responsible vs irresponsible forecasting. My personal opinion is that if 5 days out a forecaster see's a major storm with a 100 miles of home he/she should start to use language like this. " A major winter storm could impact the region, please stayed tuned if you have travel plans, the track of this storm is unpredictable, but be aware, as you may have to change your plans."
To keep information tucked under the label of suit jacket is irresponsible if you ask me.
I work in the high end retail industry, I heard a few of our guest's mention that we were under a winter storm watch as they got the info off their smart phones, that system seems to be working, but it was about 2 days to late IMO.
The longer lead time the public has as to the possibilities the better off we will all be.
Novak's map at the top of this thread looks to be about right.
@ Big Daddy.....I will have my snowfall forecast out by early afternoon on Sunday March 3rd. As usual with a big snowfall event(since I have the day off) I will split the metro up into four quadrants. The east west axis will be I394 and then I94 to the WI border. The north south axis will be I 35. This is really getting interesting.
Thanks Randy........I'm getting excited because your getting interested!
MNPLOWCO...you are going to have busy week, especially with our commercial accounts.
Winter Storm Saturn is on the way or as Paul Douglas names it on his blog the "turbo-charged clipper"."Let the predictions begin!
On the positive side of all the comments -- "Saturn" is going to only help the serious drought situation in central and southern Minnesota.
Something I will reiterate is that NW flow systems are a bugger to forecast by the models thus not surprised at some jockeying by the GFS or really wildly, the Canadian GEM. The ECWMF has been fairly consistent as has, believe it or not, the US NAM. Either way a nice swath of snow across central and southern Minnesota. But, also keep eye as this storm heads ESE impacting Chicago who desperately needs more snow. Then the system moves into Ohio Valley and becomes very significant across the Eastern Seaboard from N Georgia to the Megalopolis. The storm was named due to the expected impact for so many large cities/population centers in its life.
Enjoy the snow up there in Minny!
A bit concerning if your wanting the heaviest snow in and around the metro,it was to be to the west of us,now it has shifted to on us,the concern is this shift will continue and the heaviest snow will fall in Wisconsin,that is why the NWS has not gone with a winter storm warning as of yet and flakes are suppose to fly in about 12-18 hours,don't get me wrong everyone will see snow,but it could just be an advisory event.
Was just watching TWC and their discussion of Saturn and put an graphic on the screen showing Minneapolis in the 8-12 range with 12-18 not too far behind to our northwest,that's a big change from their 2-4 from yesterday!
Ian Leonard tweeted 3-6" for the watch area. Lots of uncertainty with this. Therefore I'm issuing an official forecast of 3 to 15 inches for the Twin Cities.
LOL...that should cover all bases!
Ian had a subsequent tweet which mentioned 5-10, with 3-6 just being the first part.
NWS 6 AM Aviation Statement today.
KMSP...NOT ANTICIPATING ANY PROBLEMS TODAY WITH CEILINGS AOA 060.
CONDITIONS DEVELOPING AFTER 04/06Z AND CERTAINLY LIKELY AFTER 04/12Z.
LOCALLY HEAVY SNOW IS PROJECTED TO MOVE ACROSS THE TWIN CITIES.
Interesting how the totals continue to increase. Interested in final predictions from Novak, Randy, and Hammer.
MORNING. SNOW WILL SLOWLY DIMINISH TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
ISOLATED AMOUNTS NEAR 12 INCHES POSSIBLE BY TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
WILL RESULT IN SOME BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW IN OPEN AREAS.
Just got a notification that we've been upgraded to a winter storm warning for the metro. They're predicting 6-12"!
NWS La Crosse just upgraded to a warning for their Minnesota counties.
Is anyone peeing their pants yet?
Sweet! LaCrosse has us in the 9-13 inch range!
Quietly might be the biggest storm of the year.
Happens at least once a winter.......less hyped storms turn out to be bigger ones!this is exactly what the doctor ordered to sell the last of my winter inventory......keep bringing it and keep peeing!
Funny one @DysonGuy,it was a nice chuckle,but seriously I sell snow clearing products(snowblowers,shovels,ice melt, and such)if I don't sell it I sit on it all spring and summer.
Can anyone explain why a clipper would drop so much snow? Seems very out of the ordinary.
This Clipper is slower than a normal clipper- MUCH slower. In addition to having more time to dump on us, this clipper now has the time to gather moisture from the gulf, giving it even more energy. Normanlly a clipper would come and go so fast that it would not have time to tap into the gulf or dump more than a few inches. That is what is different about this clipper.
Its not really a clipper. A clipper is really a short wave trough coming from the northwest. A short wave is just a jolt of energy in the atmosphere. This is going to be a fully developed and mature atmospheric trough that just happens to be coming from the northwest.
40s and rain in a week!
Shut up! your the same never over 10 inches Anonymous aren't you!,there will even be another dumping after this one sorry to tell you,it may hit 40 but this won't be the last snow.
My forecast and full description of what I think is happening and what will hopefully happen is up on my blog. Right now I expect 6-10" across the metro, with 8-9" at MSP. This storm will definitely be an interesting one to watch.
@Randy Hill Thanks for the specific MSP forecast. Will include that with next post about to be issued.
MARCH 21-23 STORM FROM 2008.
Its nice but I was really looking forward to the bike trails clearing up sometime this month. Oh well.

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seemingly out of nowhere, the national weather service has identified the possibility of significant snow for the twin cities early next week. while most forecasters had previously thought a little light snow was possible, this appears to be a significant change in their thinking. let the speculation begin.
should star tribune column be updated?
here we go again,novak says we need to alter our travel plans,where have we heard this before.
has he said yet,"i love the set-up for........."(fill in the blank)!
hey, easy on the personal attacks on novak. he provides a lot of good analysis for this blog. he's not always right but nobody is.
so does this mean that our "focus on storms and we'll get nothing, ignore them and we'll get something" idea is working?
is pd wrong or on the right track, as of now, he seems out alone on a limb, saying that we aren't going to seem much in the way of accumulation here in msp. i've noticed his blog has become the all or nothing spectrum.
not surprised at the change as nw flow very difficult at times for timing and exact path of snow. sat vapor imagery right now as i stare at a 24 hour loop over the wrn us shows the situ and why models are reacting as such except the operational gfs. it is a well south of the rest. it will be interesting to see where the sfc and mid-level lows track on monday. the same system will be diving se toward georgia/carolinas with threat of snow -- we shall see.
extremely disappointed with the gem solutions over the last 24 hours. to go from 16" of snow to 0 in one model run is totally uncalled for and irresponsible. i thought the gem had it figured out with the latest model upgrade that took place a few weeks back, but i guess not.
whenever a model suffers schizophrenia, i tend to lose confidence in it. i'm bummed because i really started to trust gem. why gem, why?
you know what is irresponsible,i'll tell you what is irresponsible.it is irresponsible to put out forecasts and change forecasts drastically because of one suite of model runs,with this potential incoming system there has been too much emphasis given to models people "love",everyone gives crap to the gfs but it has handled this storm well,paul douglas has it figured,learn from him!i've watched the nws go from 50% of snow,to just 20%,then snow likely,to now 30% in the last 36-48 hours,just because it favors one model over another,just this morning they said the gfs was an outliner,we'll disregard it and sounded the alarm you all read this morning and now read it they are putting more emphasis on the gfs.we were over 60 hours from any flakes from possibly falling and i had to hear stuff like "alter my travel plans"(novak) and "get ready to shovel"(hammer) this morning,and don't tell me these were meant has a heads up,red flag kind of thing,they didn't use the words "possible","could","potential","it may" in front of their statements did they?irresponsible!
all this meteorologists here or pseudo-ones or presumed expert: where is your experience to provide consistency when there is not one in the models?
i've been a little surprised at the bullish forecasts from a number of meteorologists about this storm. the euro has been the most consistent with this storm keeping the heaviest snows roughly from devils lake, nd through marshall, mn. i think the twin cities could get brushed but i wouldn't expect much.
as far as the gem goes, i'd rate that model #4 behind the ecmwf, nam, and gfs. over previous winters i never trusted this model. the only time i did buy into it two storms ago, because i thought it aligned better with what was going on in the atmosphere. i was burned, i learned my lesson.
the american models have been all over with this storm, and have not shown any consistency. when in doubt, trust the ecmwf.
what i find interesting is the mixed presentation of the strib weather page this morning. the accompanying weather video segment talked about a significant snow on monday yet the paul douglas blog (updated last night) did not (the screen capture depicted in this post came from that). i think the strib really confuses their readers sometimes, but that's another issue.
i guess some posters on this page are assuming that hammer & myself are changing our tune. i don't believe that is the case. i don't want to speak for hammer, but i'm still more than confident that this storm will bring much of so. mn significant snow.
my whole point with my last post is that you can't hang your hat on each model run because what model solutions like the gem's over the last 24 hours.
i believe randy states it best when he says "when in doubt, trust the euro". some of the latest model runs from the gem & gfs have thrown some doubt into the snow scenario, but the 12z euro paints a nw to se swath of significant snow near or just west of the msp metro. this solution could be totally hosed, i'm going with it.
i guess we will have to wait until we see the "whites of its eyes". quite frankly, i don't know what 'anonymous' & 'weather junkie' expect from weather forecasters. if you are going to take on the challenge of wx forecasting, you can't be afraid to go out on a limb and be wrong. if you don't, then weather would be boring as hell.
i don't want that because i enjoy meteorology & climatology.
i think someone on here recently said something to the effect of waiting for 36 hours or so before the storm is supposed to hit. a couple of other people ripped that poster for that comment. well, i happen to agree with that comment! talk to me a day or two before the storm if you want to discuss what will likely occur. usually, any further out is just conjecture, such as the current situation where the percentages are bouncing from 20% to 50% to 60% to 20%. good grief!
i haven't heard one mention of rain/mixed precip until i read the kstp/johnathan yuhas blog tonight,were sitting here and talking about will it snow,will it not snow and boom!,he drops the snow mixed with freezing rain forecast,really?i told you pwl we should have kept it hush-hush,my head is spinning with up and down %'s,altered travel plans,untrusted gem and the lovable euro and now we throw rain into the mix!
scattered rain showers mixed with snow with possible thunder,really?......did he work for accuweather before moving to minnesota?
well, you know what my prediction is. it is out there for everyone to see. i'm not wavering back and forth nor do i believe in doing so.
as far as anonymous is concerned, you are living in a fantasy world my friend. the truth is that people want an idea of what is going to happen well in advance. they have plans. they have the weekend to think of. they have monday am commute to consider. if you believe that a weather forecast is only good for 36 hours at best, then you are listening to the wrong forecasters. perhaps you are a forecaster yourself who is scorned?
weather forecasts need to improve and i will do whatever it takes to lead that charge. we know it is an imperfect science right now, but it doesn't hurt to take on the challenge and change the status quo that is killing our industry right now.
walk out on a limb for god's sake.
hey novak, i hear you there. i don't know, but possibly what anonymous might have been trying to say is that the accuracy of forecasts 36 hours or less is much higher than beyond 36 hours, so if you want accuracy then focus on the shorter time period? i don't think anyone is advocating for there to be no forecasts made several days in advance. i know i'm sure not advocating that. anyway, that is my two cents on how i interpreted that comment. regardless, happy forecasting!
not sure anyone will read this on an old thread, but i'm all for no long range forecasts. they are worthless. as someone who has to work outside in the elements, i am so sick of seeing a seven day forecast predicting nothing for precip and then all of a sudden we get a "significant" chance for snow. most recently, i heard a "quiet two weeks coming" and then wham!! big storm on the way. and then we have to listen to them talk about it for a week while it makes its way across the rest of the country. good lord, do they ever stop talking about these "snow storms"? nothing pisses me off more than getting my hopes up for a quiet period and then getting slammed by the "monster storm coming". if you can't see it a week ahead than don't tell me nothing's coming.
as for the strib confusing the reader, i see that all outlets are confusing the reader/viewer/listener. i firmly believe when it comes to forecasting the "storms", they purposefully predict everything will happen. then at least they can say they forecasted what actually happened and some will only remember hearing one thing and that will be the actual result. in other words, there will always be some people fooled into thinking they had the forecast correct.
too many media outlets get into a bidding war and try to one-up the others resulting in this hype-a-thon. we would be better served by one weather forecasting service with an official forecast and having the media only allowed to use that forecast instead of all the extra options muddying the waters of expectations and results. at least then there wouldn't be so much confusion over whether they "got it right" or not. there would actually be some accountability.
hi everyone. i am new to minnesota. can anybody explain why lakeville often has colder temperatures than most any other area of the twin cities? is lakeville a higher or lower elevation than the surrounding area, etc.? thanks!
wtc on their web broadcast say "some snow this week. we will keep an eye on that" ha! i love it.
@anon. some "heat island effect"
is a partial reason for lower temps that mpls proper. lots of asphalt/concrete/ holding heat.
it's been a while since someone has mentioned the model trends. am i reading the 12z gfs correctly....did it make a shift to the north on us?
thanks guys......the operation hush-hush is working......just read nws afternoon discussion.
twc 8 hours later now says "maybe as much as 6" for monday/tues with rain.
according to twc (getting less silent), sounds like it could be a wet one ?
looking at forecast soundings from bufkit for both the gfs and nam i just can't believe rain is entering into the forecast, someone needs to get their eyes checked. and the 03/0z nam has come into better alignment with the other models as far as qpf goes.
i want to comment on the discussion that took place earlier about responsible vs irresponsible forecasting. my personal opinion is that if 5 days out a forecaster see's a major storm with a 100 miles of home he/she should start to use language like this. " a major winter storm could impact the region, please stayed tuned if you have travel plans, the track of this storm is unpredictable, but be aware, as you may have to change your plans."
to keep information tucked under the label of suit jacket is irresponsible if you ask me.
i work in the high end retail industry, i heard a few of our guest's mention that we were under a winter storm watch as they got the info off their smart phones, that system seems to be working, but it was about 2 days to late imo.
the longer lead time the public has as to the possibilities the better off we will all be.
novak's map at the top of this thread looks to be about right.
@ big daddy.....i will have my snowfall forecast out by early afternoon on sunday march 3rd. as usual with a big snowfall event(since i have the day off) i will split the metro up into four quadrants. the east west axis will be i394 and then i94 to the wi border. the north south axis will be i 35. this is really getting interesting.
thanks randy........i'm getting excited because your getting interested!
mnplowco...you are going to have busy week, especially with our commercial accounts.
winter storm saturn is on the way or as paul douglas names it on his blog the "turbo-charged clipper"."let the predictions begin!
on the positive side of all the comments -- "saturn" is going to only help the serious drought situation in central and southern minnesota.
something i will reiterate is that nw flow systems are a bugger to forecast by the models thus not surprised at some jockeying by the gfs or really wildly, the canadian gem. the ecwmf has been fairly consistent as has, believe it or not, the us nam. either way a nice swath of snow across central and southern minnesota. but, also keep eye as this storm heads ese impacting chicago who desperately needs more snow. then the system moves into ohio valley and becomes very significant across the eastern seaboard from n georgia to the megalopolis. the storm was named due to the expected impact for so many large cities/population centers in its life.
enjoy the snow up there in minny!
a bit concerning if your wanting the heaviest snow in and around the metro,it was to be to the west of us,now it has shifted to on us,the concern is this shift will continue and the heaviest snow will fall in wisconsin,that is why the nws has not gone with a winter storm warning as of yet and flakes are suppose to fly in about 12-18 hours,don't get me wrong everyone will see snow,but it could just be an advisory event.
was just watching twc and their discussion of saturn and put an graphic on the screen showing minneapolis in the 8-12 range with 12-18 not too far behind to our northwest,that's a big change from their 2-4 from yesterday!
ian leonard tweeted 3-6" for the watch area. lots of uncertainty with this. therefore i'm issuing an official forecast of 3 to 15 inches for the twin cities.
lol...that should cover all bases!
ian had a subsequent tweet which mentioned 5-10, with 3-6 just being the first part.
nws 6 am aviation statement today.
kmsp...not anticipating any problems today with ceilings aoa 060.
conditions developing after 04/06z and certainly likely after 04/12z.
locally heavy snow is projected to move across the twin cities.
interesting how the totals continue to increase. interested in final predictions from novak, randy, and hammer.
morning. snow will slowly diminish tuesday afternoon.
isolated amounts near 12 inches possible by tuesday afternoon.
will result in some blowing and drifting snow in open areas.
just got a notification that we've been upgraded to a winter storm warning for the metro. they're predicting 6-12"!
nws la crosse just upgraded to a warning for their minnesota counties.
is anyone peeing their pants yet?
sweet! lacrosse has us in the 9-13 inch range!
quietly might be the biggest storm of the year.
happens at least once a winter.......less hyped storms turn out to be bigger ones!this is exactly what the doctor ordered to sell the last of my winter inventory......keep bringing it and keep peeing!
funny one @dysonguy,it was a nice chuckle,but seriously i sell snow clearing products(snowblowers,shovels,ice melt, and such)if i don't sell it i sit on it all spring and summer.
can anyone explain why a clipper would drop so much snow? seems very out of the ordinary.
this clipper is slower than a normal clipper- much slower. in addition to having more time to dump on us, this clipper now has the time to gather moisture from the gulf, giving it even more energy. normanlly a clipper would come and go so fast that it would not have time to tap into the gulf or dump more than a few inches. that is what is different about this clipper.
its not really a clipper. a clipper is really a short wave trough coming from the northwest. a short wave is just a jolt of energy in the atmosphere. this is going to be a fully developed and mature atmospheric trough that just happens to be coming from the northwest.
40s and rain in a week!
shut up! your the same never over 10 inches anonymous aren't you!,there will even be another dumping after this one sorry to tell you,it may hit 40 but this won't be the last snow.
my forecast and full description of what i think is happening and what will hopefully happen is up on my blog. right now i expect 6-10" across the metro, with 8-9" at msp. this storm will definitely be an interesting one to watch.
@randy hill thanks for the specific msp forecast. will include that with next post about to be issued.
march 21-23 storm from 2008.
its nice but i was really looking forward to the bike trails clearing up sometime this month. oh well.


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So, I recently signed up to join a new and much closer exercise class. The previous drive of nearly an hour each way had proved to be beyond my range. Actually doing exercise when I got there seemed bonkers!
But I haven’t been there as of yet ― my second round of Lemtrada (alemtuzumab) infusions happened during the transition, and the ensuing immunity lockdown kept me away. Also, Wimbledon and the dentist have stopped me.
It’s a Thursday thing. It’s the one day the class and my week coincide, however, it’s also the only day my dentist works that I don’t! Also, I have been lucky enough to win a drawing for Wimbledon Centre Court first-week tickets ― yup, on a Thursday.
It was only while writing an email yesterday to further apologize about my absence that I realized I have become a one-thing-a-day person. Yes, I can make it to the dentist, but that’s it ― there’s no chance of doing the dentist in the morning and the exercise class in the afternoon.
No wonder my week is always full.
Decrepitude sure is sneaky in the way it slowly creeps up on you ― ironic.
But that was yesterday; today’s outing has been canceled. It’s a pleasant Sunday, and I was planning a one-mile scooter round trip to the nearest supermarket. More for a battery range test than anything else.
Struggled downstairs and just made it to the living room, and that’s my day done.
Maybe if I had to be somewhere, I would wait and hope to recharge, like “Star Wars'” C-3PO ― which is a fair enough analogy as it is an English bot!
This enforced ennui is hard to fight. There’s little you can do but tough it out. Much to my chagrin, mindfulness would undoubtedly help. It’s just that I can’t stand it. It’s the one time I know what being a Trump supporter must feel like ― the scientific evidence is stacking up, but I blithely ignore it. In my defense, at least I know I’m prejudiced, your honor.
Instead, I promote dossing as an art ― it’s a very English concept; the nearest U.S. term is possibly slacking. There are a whole slew of slacker movies, started by 1991’s “Slacker” by Richard Linklater (“School of Rock,” “Boyhood”). My own version is to fixate on a new series on Netflix and forget about any troubles ― my present escape is “Glow.” An unlikely comic juxtaposition of women’s wrestling, acting, feminism, and the ’80s. What’s not to like?
In the meantime, it’s Glastonbury weekend and I’m presently being cheered by the 2-year-delayed headlining set of the Foo Fighters.
Tagged dossing, one thing at a time, slacking, tired.
Me too! It’s like living in New York and knowing you can only go crosstown once a day. Except here in Little Rock, drying my hair is a one day task. Not that it takes that long, only that it uses up the entire day’s energy allotment.

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so, i recently signed up to join a new and much closer exercise class. the previous drive of nearly an hour each way had proved to be beyond my range. actually doing exercise when i got there seemed bonkers!
but i haven’t been there as of yet ― my second round of lemtrada (alemtuzumab) infusions happened during the transition, and the ensuing immunity lockdown kept me away. also, wimbledon and the dentist have stopped me.
it’s a thursday thing. it’s the one day the class and my week coincide, however, it’s also the only day my dentist works that i don’t! also, i have been lucky enough to win a drawing for wimbledon centre court first-week tickets ― yup, on a thursday.
it was only while writing an email yesterday to further apologize about my absence that i realized i have become a one-thing-a-day person. yes, i can make it to the dentist, but that’s it ― there’s no chance of doing the dentist in the morning and the exercise class in the afternoon.
no wonder my week is always full.
decrepitude sure is sneaky in the way it slowly creeps up on you ― ironic.
but that was yesterday; today’s outing has been canceled. it’s a pleasant sunday, and i was planning a one-mile scooter round trip to the nearest supermarket. more for a battery range test than anything else.
struggled downstairs and just made it to the living room, and that’s my day done.
maybe if i had to be somewhere, i would wait and hope to recharge, like “star wars'” c-3po ― which is a fair enough analogy as it is an english bot!
this enforced ennui is hard to fight. there’s little you can do but tough it out. much to my chagrin, mindfulness would undoubtedly help. it’s just that i can’t stand it. it’s the one time i know what being a trump supporter must feel like ― the scientific evidence is stacking up, but i blithely ignore it. in my defense, at least i know i’m prejudiced, your honor.
instead, i promote dossing as an art ― it’s a very english concept; the nearest u.s. term is possibly slacking. there are a whole slew of slacker movies, started by 1991’s “slacker” by richard linklater (“school of rock,” “boyhood”). my own version is to fixate on a new series on netflix and forget about any troubles ― my present escape is “glow.” an unlikely comic juxtaposition of women’s wrestling, acting, feminism, and the ’80s. what’s not to like?
in the meantime, it’s glastonbury weekend and i’m presently being cheered by the 2-year-delayed headlining set of the foo fighters.
tagged dossing, one thing at a time, slacking, tired.
me too! it’s like living in new york and knowing you can only go crosstown once a day. except here in little rock, drying my hair is a one day task. not that it takes that long, only that it uses up the entire day’s energy allotment.


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What's the best floor for kids and dogs?
How to give old dresser antique or weathered look?
HOW DO I MAKE A KIDS SPORT LOCKER?
Paint sprayer or a roller for a newbie?
How to install subfloor and traffic allure vinyl sticky panels?

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what's the best floor for kids and dogs?
how to give old dresser antique or weathered look?
how do i make a kids sport locker?
paint sprayer or a roller for a newbie?
how to install subfloor and traffic allure vinyl sticky panels?


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Texas Taxpayer Number assigned to ARIOSO TECHNOLOGIES INC. is 32055042132. Texas SOS File Number of this company is 0802054982. This company state of formation is Texas.
ARIOSO TECHNOLOGIES INC. mailing address is 948 FRANCESCA CT LEAGUE CITY, TX 77573-1499. Registered office street address is 948 FRANCESCA COURT LEAGUE CITY, TX 77573. You can find this business by geo coordinates: 29° 30' 49.6" N , 95° 3' 37.3" W.
ARIOSO TECHNOLOGIES INC. was incorporated on Sunday 31st August 2014, so this company age is four years, seven months and twenty days. Company right to transact business in texas is currently FORFEITED.
ARIOSO TECHNOLOGIES INC. agent is YUKA LATULIPPE. Company has one officers: YUKA LATULIPPE employed as president. Check more arioso companies.

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texas taxpayer number assigned to arioso technologies inc. is 32055042132. texas sos file number of this company is 0802054982. this company state of formation is texas.
arioso technologies inc. mailing address is 948 francesca ct league city, tx 77573-1499. registered office street address is 948 francesca court league city, tx 77573. you can find this business by geo coordinates: 29° 30' 49.6" n , 95° 3' 37.3" w.
arioso technologies inc. was incorporated on sunday 31st august 2014, so this company age is four years, seven months and twenty days. company right to transact business in texas is currently forfeited.
arioso technologies inc. agent is yuka latulippe. company has one officers: yuka latulippe employed as president. check more arioso companies.


text: We are proud to offer LD Products brand remanufactured cartridges and supplies as well as original HP cartridges for your HP LaserJet 4345 printer. The use of our LD laser toners for the HP LaserJet 4345 does not void your printer's warranty and comes with a '100% Satisfaction Guarantee.' We also carry original HP cartridges which offer the reliability that you can expect from HP and come with standard manufacturer warranties.

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Let’s face it, life is challenging. The pressures of your professional and personal life can weigh heavy on you, both physically and emotionally. Eventually your body will show signs of the strain.
Wear is natural. An annual wellness check is essential.
Think about how your automobile’s tires wear down after tens of thousands of miles on all types of pavement. Often it goes unnoticed until a serious performance problem becomes noticeable. It’s the same with your body.
Maintenance must still be supplemented with expert screening.
Preventative tasks such as eating right and exercise are only a part of what you can do to reduce wear on your body and mind. You need to manage your stress and emotional well being. Take brief breaks throughout the do. Schedule some fun time to blow off steam. But don’t forget to see a physician annually for a wellness check to make sure you’re not missing something that isn’t obvious.
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let’s face it, life is challenging. the pressures of your professional and personal life can weigh heavy on you, both physically and emotionally. eventually your body will show signs of the strain.
wear is natural. an annual wellness check is essential.
think about how your automobile’s tires wear down after tens of thousands of miles on all types of pavement. often it goes unnoticed until a serious performance problem becomes noticeable. it’s the same with your body.
maintenance must still be supplemented with expert screening.
preventative tasks such as eating right and exercise are only a part of what you can do to reduce wear on your body and mind. you need to manage your stress and emotional well being. take brief breaks throughout the do. schedule some fun time to blow off steam. but don’t forget to see a physician annually for a wellness check to make sure you’re not missing something that isn’t obvious.
reduce your risk. get a wellness check.
please don’t ignore the signs of wear on your body. you can schedule an appointment online, call our office at (908) 704-0100, or simply stop by during office hours for your wellness check. we look forward to seeing you soon.


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Got a question you’ve been dying to ask about the charts or your fave popstar? Now’s your chance!
Ever wondered how close it was between Blur and Oasis in the Battle of Britpop?
Desperate to know the Top 10 best-selling singles of 2007?
Going Gaga at the thought of never finding out how many songs with “bad”or “romance”in the title have hit Number 1?
Need Katy Perry’s singles’ sales, like, yesterday?!
Well, you’re in luck, because we’re here to scratch that inquisitive charty itch.
The eagle-eyed among you will have noticed that OfficialCharts.com got our hair did earlier this year, with a new improved definitive Official Chart archive that gives you even more info on your fave artists and the big hits you love.
Week by week chart positions for every chart single ever, peak positions, weeks on chart, dedicated hubs for every artist that has ever charted in the UK, career tallies –it’s all there (you read more about how to get the most out of our archive here).
We’re now going to open our doors to you lot for a brand new feature – Ask Official Charts. It’s pretty simple, ask us anything you want to know about the Official Charts, the songs, the chart feats, and the stars who make it happen.
It’s time to pop the question! Ask! Us! Anything!
Send your questions to editorial@officialcharts.com, hit us up on Facebook or talk to us on Twitter using the #AskOfficialCharts hashtag. From the weird to the wonderful, we’re looking for the pop stuff you’ve been curious to know, because we’ve most likely got the answer!
Some terms-type stuff: We won’t be able to pick every question that comes in, nor can we answer them individually. By writing in/tweeting us with your question, you are giving us permission to publish it on OfficialCharts.com and other outlets. If you don’t want your name to be published, please let us know when asking your question. If more than one person asks the same question, we may only credit one of those people.
Your Ask Official Charts questions answered!

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got a question you’ve been dying to ask about the charts or your fave popstar? now’s your chance!
ever wondered how close it was between blur and oasis in the battle of britpop?
desperate to know the top 10 best-selling singles of 2007?
going gaga at the thought of never finding out how many songs with “bad”or “romance”in the title have hit number 1?
need katy perry’s singles’ sales, like, yesterday?!
well, you’re in luck, because we’re here to scratch that inquisitive charty itch.
the eagle-eyed among you will have noticed that officialcharts.com got our hair did earlier this year, with a new improved definitive official chart archive that gives you even more info on your fave artists and the big hits you love.
week by week chart positions for every chart single ever, peak positions, weeks on chart, dedicated hubs for every artist that has ever charted in the uk, career tallies –it’s all there (you read more about how to get the most out of our archive here).
we’re now going to open our doors to you lot for a brand new feature – ask official charts. it’s pretty simple, ask us anything you want to know about the official charts, the songs, the chart feats, and the stars who make it happen.
it’s time to pop the question! ask! us! anything!
send your questions to editorial@officialcharts.com, hit us up on facebook or talk to us on twitter using the #askofficialcharts hashtag. from the weird to the wonderful, we’re looking for the pop stuff you’ve been curious to know, because we’ve most likely got the answer!
some terms-type stuff: we won’t be able to pick every question that comes in, nor can we answer them individually. by writing in/tweeting us with your question, you are giving us permission to publish it on officialcharts.com and other outlets. if you don’t want your name to be published, please let us know when asking your question. if more than one person asks the same question, we may only credit one of those people.
your ask official charts questions answered!


text: Auditoriums are frequently used for hosting events like conferences, lectures, musical and theatre performances just to name a few. Despite the fact that auditoriums are not difficult to find in the city of Bangalore, it is nearly impossible to find a high grade auditorium with good acoustic characteristics and sound equipment at a reasonable price. This is particularly important for events wherein the quality of sound is of paramount importance. For those of you who are on the look-out for such an auditorium which does not totally drain your bank account, then look no further than Banaswadi. There are a few such highly rated auditoriums located in Banaswadi that are available for booking at very competitive rates. If you value your savings, then do not think twice about this deal. To know more information or details, shoot us an email or call the auditorium.

lowercased: auditoriums are frequently used for hosting events like conferences, lectures, musical and theatre performances just to name a few. despite the fact that auditoriums are not difficult to find in the city of bangalore, it is nearly impossible to find a high grade auditorium with good acoustic characteristics and sound equipment at a reasonable price. this is particularly important for events wherein the quality of sound is of paramount importance. for those of you who are on the look-out for such an auditorium which does not totally drain your bank account, then look no further than banaswadi. there are a few such highly rated auditoriums located in banaswadi that are available for booking at very competitive rates. if you value your savings, then do not think twice about this deal. to know more information or details, shoot us an email or call the auditorium.


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ML Bot version 8.31 has been released. The release contains a number of improvements and bug fixes.
changes to the file "TransferCollection.txt" are now automatically detected after pause/unpause and the settings will be reloaded. You don't have to stop the bot, edit the file, and then restart: TransferCollection.txt changes are recognized immediately.
Auto Reboot - Keep your bot updated and online.
This week we were doing test trades with some of our botters and we stumbled across that more than 60% of them were using an old versions of the bot and 80% of those bots were unable to trade as a result. It is very important to keep the bot updated, or sometimes your bot will simply not complete trades. You can keep updated with an auto-reboot file in your start up menu.
It will restart your Virtual machine every 24 hours.
- Keep your bot updated. This is important because if there are major bugs with the current release this will allow you to update while you are away, potentially saving you from bad trades.
- If an error occurs with your bot then you will have less down time. Less downtime means more trades and more profits.
Step 1: Download the Auto-reboot bat file: Click here!
Step 3: Mark checkbox on the bot's user interface.
Step 4: Restart your Computer, You will see this in the system tray.
We recommend that you only use this on virtual machines, there is a possibility that the restarter.exe for ML bot could fail, during testing we had a 100% success rate. If this fails it will not restart your bot and could result in some downtime.
Yesterday we found a minor issue on the bot ocr. The issue caused the bot to be unable to read the cards (any card).
This happened because, after the update, Mtgo reset all its settings to default.
To fix this you can simply restart the bot: the bot will relaunch mtgo and will automatically adjust the settings.
We also released an update (ML Bot 8.28) so that next Wednesday you won't need to restart the bot.
With ML Bot 8.27 we fixed a couple of small bugs.

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ml bot version 8.31 has been released. the release contains a number of improvements and bug fixes.
changes to the file "transfercollection.txt" are now automatically detected after pause/unpause and the settings will be reloaded. you don't have to stop the bot, edit the file, and then restart: transfercollection.txt changes are recognized immediately.
auto reboot - keep your bot updated and online.
this week we were doing test trades with some of our botters and we stumbled across that more than 60% of them were using an old versions of the bot and 80% of those bots were unable to trade as a result. it is very important to keep the bot updated, or sometimes your bot will simply not complete trades. you can keep updated with an auto-reboot file in your start up menu.
it will restart your virtual machine every 24 hours.
- keep your bot updated. this is important because if there are major bugs with the current release this will allow you to update while you are away, potentially saving you from bad trades.
- if an error occurs with your bot then you will have less down time. less downtime means more trades and more profits.
step 1: download the auto-reboot bat file: click here!
step 3: mark checkbox on the bot's user interface.
step 4: restart your computer, you will see this in the system tray.
we recommend that you only use this on virtual machines, there is a possibility that the restarter.exe for ml bot could fail, during testing we had a 100% success rate. if this fails it will not restart your bot and could result in some downtime.
yesterday we found a minor issue on the bot ocr. the issue caused the bot to be unable to read the cards (any card).
this happened because, after the update, mtgo reset all its settings to default.
to fix this you can simply restart the bot: the bot will relaunch mtgo and will automatically adjust the settings.
we also released an update (ml bot 8.28) so that next wednesday you won't need to restart the bot.
with ml bot 8.27 we fixed a couple of small bugs.


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Wuppertaler Schwebebahn Railway, Germany 1913.
In 1913 a photographer in Wuppertal, Germany, captured this image of the unique suspension railway that runs through the town, with cars hanging above the Wupper River.
The 13 km rail system known as the Wuppertaler Schwebebahn had just been completed 12 years before, and became well-used by locals—by 1925 the company claims it had transported almost 20 million passengers.
The Schwebebahn is also famous for an incident in 1950, when a young circus elephant named Tuffi was given a ride as a stunt.
Tuffi apparently was not a fan of the railway, causing a ruckus on board that led to her falling out a window, dropping 12 meters to the river below. Tuffi survived with just a scrape, living to the age of 43.
The Wuppertaler Schwebebahn remains in operation to this day, carrying around 25 million passengers a year.
via On This Day: The Wuppertaler Schwebebahn in 1913 – The Atlantic.
A Harz Steam train arrives at Brocken Station.
The Wanderings of the Brothers Grimm.
Brothers Grimm’s Wanderings is the second in a series of European landscape photographs by Kilian Schönberger (previously) intended to reflect the feeling of Brothers Grimm folk tale.
Schönberger travels to locations around central Europe and imagines what the real-life backdrop of stories like Rapunzel, Hansel and Gretel, or Snow White would look like.
To see the first part of the series check out Brothers Grimm’s Homeland.
via Enchanting European Landscapes Inspired by Brothers Grimm Folk Tales Photographed by Kilian Schönberger | Colossal.
Friendly horse says hello to baby in pram.
Jenny, an 22 year old Arab mare, inspects a baby in its super duper pram.
The 22-year-old horse can decide where she wants to spend her time, as her owner opens the stable door every day for her.
Kilian Schönberger is a German photographer with a great ability to capture magical environments.
He’s created a series of misty fairytale landscapes with an atmosphere pulled right out of the Brothers Grimm.
All of these photographs were captured in Middle Europe, where the original stories of Rapunzel, Hansel, Gretel and Snow White were first conceived.
via Brothers Grimm Inspired Fairytale Landscapes By Kilian Schönberger » Design You Trust. Design, Culture & Society..

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wuppertaler schwebebahn railway, germany 1913.
in 1913 a photographer in wuppertal, germany, captured this image of the unique suspension railway that runs through the town, with cars hanging above the wupper river.
the 13 km rail system known as the wuppertaler schwebebahn had just been completed 12 years before, and became well-used by locals—by 1925 the company claims it had transported almost 20 million passengers.
the schwebebahn is also famous for an incident in 1950, when a young circus elephant named tuffi was given a ride as a stunt.
tuffi apparently was not a fan of the railway, causing a ruckus on board that led to her falling out a window, dropping 12 meters to the river below. tuffi survived with just a scrape, living to the age of 43.
the wuppertaler schwebebahn remains in operation to this day, carrying around 25 million passengers a year.
via on this day: the wuppertaler schwebebahn in 1913 – the atlantic.
a harz steam train arrives at brocken station.
the wanderings of the brothers grimm.
brothers grimm’s wanderings is the second in a series of european landscape photographs by kilian schönberger (previously) intended to reflect the feeling of brothers grimm folk tale.
schönberger travels to locations around central europe and imagines what the real-life backdrop of stories like rapunzel, hansel and gretel, or snow white would look like.
to see the first part of the series check out brothers grimm’s homeland.
via enchanting european landscapes inspired by brothers grimm folk tales photographed by kilian schönberger | colossal.
friendly horse says hello to baby in pram.
jenny, an 22 year old arab mare, inspects a baby in its super duper pram.
the 22-year-old horse can decide where she wants to spend her time, as her owner opens the stable door every day for her.
kilian schönberger is a german photographer with a great ability to capture magical environments.
he’s created a series of misty fairytale landscapes with an atmosphere pulled right out of the brothers grimm.
all of these photographs were captured in middle europe, where the original stories of rapunzel, hansel, gretel and snow white were first conceived.
via brothers grimm inspired fairytale landscapes by kilian schönberger » design you trust. design, culture & society..


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Geocaching Maine > Geocaching > Maine Geocaching Milestones > A New Record!
View Full Version : A New Record!
are there that many people in Maine?

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geocaching maine > geocaching > maine geocaching milestones > a new record!
view full version : a new record!
are there that many people in maine?


text: You never want to be caught short without ample denim options, so why not opt for these versatile jeans? They’re made from a breathable stretch fabric, and feature a slim hip and thigh, as well as a zip-up fly. Combine them with your go-to graphic tee and white high-top sneakers.

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This material is inert and therefore Non-toxic, resistant to chemicals waterproof, does not stain and is safe for use in contact with food.
Standard Coating For The Cable Basket It Pre-Galvanised But The Following Finishes Are Available To Order.
Fabricated from pre-galvanised wire and has a coating of 10 microns, therefore approximately 70 hours protection.
To give a good finish the steel wire should have a silicate content of 0.4% this will give a clean coating of 25u microns and be equal to 175 hours protection.
Zinc plating is under taken after manufacture so there are no exposed ends, passivication increases this protection by up to 20% and can be applied in silver or gold colour finish to give approximately 85 hours protection in a salt spray test.
A pre fabrication coating of 95% zinc and 5% aluminium. Applied at 35u equals 250g zinc to give 250 hours protection but the aluminium give this an improvement factor of 3, to give a total of 750 hours salt spray protection.
All basket products can be finished in a range of colours to suit the client requirement. Each cable type run can be colour coded to give ease of cable identification.

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this material is inert and therefore non-toxic, resistant to chemicals waterproof, does not stain and is safe for use in contact with food.
standard coating for the cable basket it pre-galvanised but the following finishes are available to order.
fabricated from pre-galvanised wire and has a coating of 10 microns, therefore approximately 70 hours protection.
to give a good finish the steel wire should have a silicate content of 0.4% this will give a clean coating of 25u microns and be equal to 175 hours protection.
zinc plating is under taken after manufacture so there are no exposed ends, passivication increases this protection by up to 20% and can be applied in silver or gold colour finish to give approximately 85 hours protection in a salt spray test.
a pre fabrication coating of 95% zinc and 5% aluminium. applied at 35u equals 250g zinc to give 250 hours protection but the aluminium give this an improvement factor of 3, to give a total of 750 hours salt spray protection.
all basket products can be finished in a range of colours to suit the client requirement. each cable type run can be colour coded to give ease of cable identification.


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Director Alfonso Cuaron, whose Gravity had such a great lift off in Venice three years ago, returns to his native Mexico for the first time since Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001) with the earthbound yet somehow other-worldly film Roma.
Roma is the name of a suburb of Mexico City and the setting for this sprawlingly beautiful memoir of a movie, shot in burnished black and white and taking place in the early 1970s. It feels like a very personal work, the colour of memory, and is decorated with the sort of little remembered details that will resonate widely, even if they never happened to you.
It’s the story of a maid, Cleo, who works for the wealthy-ish young family of a hospital Doctor. Cuaron – who writes, shoots, directs and produces – makes much of their house, poking around every room, circling as Cleo cleans the tables and mops the floors, clearing up after the family dog Barras. The house has a covered garage at the side, where Barras likes to leave his business, much to the Doctor’s disgust.
There are four kids, who bicker merrily about which radio station to listen to on the school run and play Scalextric, while Cleo tidies up around them and hangs the family washing out to dry on the roof. The children are blissfully unaware of their father’s sudden absence – explained as a business trip – and their mother’s tears.
They also have no idea about the secret personal life of Cleo, a poor indigenous girl from a shanty town. She loves the kids dearly, but is now expecting a child of her own, despite the feckless behaviour of her boyfriend Fermin, who does a runner on hearing the news, leaving Cleo in the cinema all alone as the seats empty out.
While the kids form the film’s energy and noise, instead of creating a film about childhood itself, though, Cuaron makes it a story of both women, left to fend for themselves. “We are always alone,” whispers the Mum, drunkenly to Cleo after crashing the car into that garage wall.
But mostly it’s a film full of astounding, virtuoso shots where a hundred different things are going on in the frame, such as a plane overhead, or a band marching past, or a wedding party in the background, or a human cannonball landing in a net.
Despite the childhood idyll it conjures – this is film making as an act of memory – every space also has potential to become a danger zone, from the house itself, to the city streets, the movie house steps, a furniture store, the beach, and even the hospital maternity ward. Death is around every bend. This is Mexico as charming, romantic, violent, devastating, cruel, unjust, corrupt and tragic, the women standing for metaphorical Mother Mexico figures, from very different sides of the social divide.
It’s a film of wonderful moments and a deceptively easy virtuosity and, although I’m queasy about film makers trying to explain away the privilege of having been brought up by staff – a distinctive and recurring theme of Latin American cinema – you can’t deny the heart and the hurt the adult Cuaron pours into Roma.
The Netflix row meant this didn’t premiere at Cannes, and the Croisette’s loss is certainly the Lido’s gain. It would be a very worthy winner at Venice.

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director alfonso cuaron, whose gravity had such a great lift off in venice three years ago, returns to his native mexico for the first time since y tu mama tambien (2001) with the earthbound yet somehow other-worldly film roma.
roma is the name of a suburb of mexico city and the setting for this sprawlingly beautiful memoir of a movie, shot in burnished black and white and taking place in the early 1970s. it feels like a very personal work, the colour of memory, and is decorated with the sort of little remembered details that will resonate widely, even if they never happened to you.
it’s the story of a maid, cleo, who works for the wealthy-ish young family of a hospital doctor. cuaron – who writes, shoots, directs and produces – makes much of their house, poking around every room, circling as cleo cleans the tables and mops the floors, clearing up after the family dog barras. the house has a covered garage at the side, where barras likes to leave his business, much to the doctor’s disgust.
there are four kids, who bicker merrily about which radio station to listen to on the school run and play scalextric, while cleo tidies up around them and hangs the family washing out to dry on the roof. the children are blissfully unaware of their father’s sudden absence – explained as a business trip – and their mother’s tears.
they also have no idea about the secret personal life of cleo, a poor indigenous girl from a shanty town. she loves the kids dearly, but is now expecting a child of her own, despite the feckless behaviour of her boyfriend fermin, who does a runner on hearing the news, leaving cleo in the cinema all alone as the seats empty out.
while the kids form the film’s energy and noise, instead of creating a film about childhood itself, though, cuaron makes it a story of both women, left to fend for themselves. “we are always alone,” whispers the mum, drunkenly to cleo after crashing the car into that garage wall.
but mostly it’s a film full of astounding, virtuoso shots where a hundred different things are going on in the frame, such as a plane overhead, or a band marching past, or a wedding party in the background, or a human cannonball landing in a net.
despite the childhood idyll it conjures – this is film making as an act of memory – every space also has potential to become a danger zone, from the house itself, to the city streets, the movie house steps, a furniture store, the beach, and even the hospital maternity ward. death is around every bend. this is mexico as charming, romantic, violent, devastating, cruel, unjust, corrupt and tragic, the women standing for metaphorical mother mexico figures, from very different sides of the social divide.
it’s a film of wonderful moments and a deceptively easy virtuosity and, although i’m queasy about film makers trying to explain away the privilege of having been brought up by staff – a distinctive and recurring theme of latin american cinema – you can’t deny the heart and the hurt the adult cuaron pours into roma.
the netflix row meant this didn’t premiere at cannes, and the croisette’s loss is certainly the lido’s gain. it would be a very worthy winner at venice.


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In the U.S., at least, studies show that only 11% of the stories in history textbooks are about women. Is this because 50% of the population only contributed to 11% percent of the country’s events?
Gee, doing that speed-reading thing of just glancing for keywords helps the OP make perfect sense!
Is this because 50% of the population only contributed to 11% percent of the country’s events?
Note, this is talking about the entire history. A history textbook that only covers, oh, about the last century would have a much different proportion. This also does not say that the 50% was not essential in all of history – just that they did things that were not unusual and highly notable.
Example: A detailed history of how Martha kept the family plantation running would be mind-numbing. Yet, George would have found it very difficult, if not impossible, to justify gadding about in the countryside fighting the Redcoats had she not been keeping the home fires burning.
Bringing in reason will avail you naught.
The cause be hopeless; waste not effort.
Tis not an issue of history but of politik.
Gotta love how today’s warped p.c. values are applied atrociously to yesteryear. For those who want unfiltered versions of fairy tales (from Grimm Brothers and Hans Christian Anderson et al), check out a podcast called “Tales”. Good stuff from our warped childhood. As dark as you want to be.
Well, it could be that they’ve realized it’s not enough to say things were different in other times and today we’ve evolved beyond such attitudes because people might realize that today’s “universal values” aren’t quite as universal across time. If things were different yesterday, they might be different tomorrow and the future might see these times as poorly as they see the past.
Like I said, perfect story fodder.
Sounds like a job for Winston Smith.
No shortage of volunteers out there.
Yes. The dispute falls on the events that are being studied. The events are indeed male dominated. I’d be interested in what events are being missed.
Don’t like the way people did things in the past? OK.

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in the u.s., at least, studies show that only 11% of the stories in history textbooks are about women. is this because 50% of the population only contributed to 11% percent of the country’s events?
gee, doing that speed-reading thing of just glancing for keywords helps the op make perfect sense!
is this because 50% of the population only contributed to 11% percent of the country’s events?
note, this is talking about the entire history. a history textbook that only covers, oh, about the last century would have a much different proportion. this also does not say that the 50% was not essential in all of history – just that they did things that were not unusual and highly notable.
example: a detailed history of how martha kept the family plantation running would be mind-numbing. yet, george would have found it very difficult, if not impossible, to justify gadding about in the countryside fighting the redcoats had she not been keeping the home fires burning.
bringing in reason will avail you naught.
the cause be hopeless; waste not effort.
tis not an issue of history but of politik.
gotta love how today’s warped p.c. values are applied atrociously to yesteryear. for those who want unfiltered versions of fairy tales (from grimm brothers and hans christian anderson et al), check out a podcast called “tales”. good stuff from our warped childhood. as dark as you want to be.
well, it could be that they’ve realized it’s not enough to say things were different in other times and today we’ve evolved beyond such attitudes because people might realize that today’s “universal values” aren’t quite as universal across time. if things were different yesterday, they might be different tomorrow and the future might see these times as poorly as they see the past.
like i said, perfect story fodder.
sounds like a job for winston smith.
no shortage of volunteers out there.
yes. the dispute falls on the events that are being studied. the events are indeed male dominated. i’d be interested in what events are being missed.
don’t like the way people did things in the past? ok.


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On 7-23-18 at 2227 the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office was notified that some bow fisherman had located a body in the Saint Joseph River near the Jasper Dairy boat ramp. The bow fisherman were in a boat that had numerous high-power lights. These lights are designed to look deep into the water for fish.
The Berrien County Sheriff’s Marine Division arrived on scene and were guided to the body by the bow fisherman. The body was located approximately 200 yards south of Jasper Dairy boat ramp, partially visible above the water, in a tangle of trees and debris. The body was recovered, taken to shore, and transported by Medic 1 ambulance to the morgue at Lakeland Hospital in St. Joseph. The body of a white male matched the description and is believed to be Michael Scott (who went missing while canoeing with friends on 7/21/18).
The body will be taken to Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo to confirm identity and for cause of death.
(7-23-18) The Berrien County Sheriff’s Office Dive team and Marine Division searched the Saint Joseph River near Jasper Dairy Road where witnesses reported last seeing Michael Scott (35) of Kalamazoo. Scott has been missing since 7/21/18 while canoeing with friends.
An advanced aerial drone was used in the search today along with an underwater drone. The Berrien County Sheriff’s Dive team also searched the water. The search was considered high risk due to high water, fast flowing water and debris. Underwater visibility was low.
Michael Scott is considered missing. An update will provided when new information is available. The search will continue.

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on 7-23-18 at 2227 the berrien county sheriff’s office was notified that some bow fisherman had located a body in the saint joseph river near the jasper dairy boat ramp. the bow fisherman were in a boat that had numerous high-power lights. these lights are designed to look deep into the water for fish.
the berrien county sheriff’s marine division arrived on scene and were guided to the body by the bow fisherman. the body was located approximately 200 yards south of jasper dairy boat ramp, partially visible above the water, in a tangle of trees and debris. the body was recovered, taken to shore, and transported by medic 1 ambulance to the morgue at lakeland hospital in st. joseph. the body of a white male matched the description and is believed to be michael scott (who went missing while canoeing with friends on 7/21/18).
the body will be taken to western michigan university in kalamazoo to confirm identity and for cause of death.
(7-23-18) the berrien county sheriff’s office dive team and marine division searched the saint joseph river near jasper dairy road where witnesses reported last seeing michael scott (35) of kalamazoo. scott has been missing since 7/21/18 while canoeing with friends.
an advanced aerial drone was used in the search today along with an underwater drone. the berrien county sheriff’s dive team also searched the water. the search was considered high risk due to high water, fast flowing water and debris. underwater visibility was low.
michael scott is considered missing. an update will provided when new information is available. the search will continue.


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Trauma Recovery Group focuses on individual goals established by each participant to further her healing from the impact of trauma. This group is geared to women who have had previous trauma counselling, have achieved some control over posttraumatic symptoms, and are stable in their goal related to substance use and/or gambling. This group is 16 weeks.
One time Consultations are an opportunity to speak with a counselor about trauma counselling, to enquire about a specific question or receive general information.

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many women who struggle with substance abuse or problem gambling have experienced some type of trauma in their lives, i.e. physical and/or sexual abuse during childhood, or possibly living as adults in situations where they are in danger. gambling or using may function as a coping mechanism in these situations.
at jean tweed, all clinical services are trauma informed, which means we understand the role that trauma may have played in your life and we will provide a safe and caring environment for you while you begin to make lifestyle changes.
building resilience is a 4 week group that provides information about the impact of trauma, the connections to substance use and/or gambling, and builds on existing resources for coping.
seeking safety addresses the concurrent impact of trauma, substance use and/or gambling. the focus is on safety skills, coping, empowerment, and personal support. it is approximately 20 weeks in length.
parenting beyond trauma is a group for women who have experienced trauma and parenting young children. the purpose of this group is to provide support, raise awareness about the impact of trauma on parenting, and help strengthen parenting skills. the group is 8 weeks.
trauma recovery group focuses on individual goals established by each participant to further her healing from the impact of trauma. this group is geared to women who have had previous trauma counselling, have achieved some control over posttraumatic symptoms, and are stable in their goal related to substance use and/or gambling. this group is 16 weeks.
one time consultations are an opportunity to speak with a counselor about trauma counselling, to enquire about a specific question or receive general information.


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Welcome to Know Direction’s PaizoCon 2015 coverage. Know Direction – We con when you can’t.
Come join members of the Paizo staff to discuss how Pathfinder and Golarion can be more inclusive and fun for people of all shapes, genders, sexual identities, ages, ethnicities, and more—both in the books, and around your gaming table. Everyone is welcome!
Warning – These are live and unedited recordings of the PaizoCon 2015 seminars. If the seminar contains audience participation, it may be difficult to understand some of the audio. Also be warned – these seminars may contain cheeky language.
Know Direction’s PaizoCon 2015 coverage is made possible by the KD Con team. Thanks go out to Rich Flynn, Sarah Bull, Darran Caldemeyer, and Alexander Augunas.
Don’t know where else to post this, so I’ll leave it here. To the folks who asked questions about visually impaired players, braille, dice, and maps. The questioner mentioned that his player had found braille dice for everything other than the d20. My very first DM was blind. He had braille dice for the d4-d12. But for the d20, he bought a some giant d20s. Like, the size of his fist. Even though they weren’t braille, with a little practice he could simply feel the numbers incised in the die. He needed help to pick out the 6 from the 9, but he was \able to ‘read’ all the other numbers. Those huge dice usually cost about $5 each today.
But a GM willing to put in a bit of extra time and effort can make maps at least semi-legible to the visually impaired. You wouldn’t want to ruin your flip maps, but if you printed out a map, you could go over the grid lines with either a hot glue gun or puff paint, and even add in at least basic features like walls or bushes by making the lines thicker or thinner.
I owe my learning to play AD&D from that DM, since he ‘made’ me read the entire Player’s Handbook aloud to him, so that after about 5 years of running games, he finally used his braille writer to transcribe the PHB into braille as I read it to him.
Here are a couple of pictures of terrain I made for a PFS scenario (Perils of the Pirate Pact). While I didn’t make this with the visually impaired in mind, someone could easily run their fingertips over the pieces and figure out what’s going on.

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welcome to know direction’s paizocon 2015 coverage. know direction – we con when you can’t.
come join members of the paizo staff to discuss how pathfinder and golarion can be more inclusive and fun for people of all shapes, genders, sexual identities, ages, ethnicities, and more—both in the books, and around your gaming table. everyone is welcome!
warning – these are live and unedited recordings of the paizocon 2015 seminars. if the seminar contains audience participation, it may be difficult to understand some of the audio. also be warned – these seminars may contain cheeky language.
know direction’s paizocon 2015 coverage is made possible by the kd con team. thanks go out to rich flynn, sarah bull, darran caldemeyer, and alexander augunas.
don’t know where else to post this, so i’ll leave it here. to the folks who asked questions about visually impaired players, braille, dice, and maps. the questioner mentioned that his player had found braille dice for everything other than the d20. my very first dm was blind. he had braille dice for the d4-d12. but for the d20, he bought a some giant d20s. like, the size of his fist. even though they weren’t braille, with a little practice he could simply feel the numbers incised in the die. he needed help to pick out the 6 from the 9, but he was \able to ‘read’ all the other numbers. those huge dice usually cost about $5 each today.
but a gm willing to put in a bit of extra time and effort can make maps at least semi-legible to the visually impaired. you wouldn’t want to ruin your flip maps, but if you printed out a map, you could go over the grid lines with either a hot glue gun or puff paint, and even add in at least basic features like walls or bushes by making the lines thicker or thinner.
i owe my learning to play ad&d from that dm, since he ‘made’ me read the entire player’s handbook aloud to him, so that after about 5 years of running games, he finally used his braille writer to transcribe the phb into braille as i read it to him.
here are a couple of pictures of terrain i made for a pfs scenario (perils of the pirate pact). while i didn’t make this with the visually impaired in mind, someone could easily run their fingertips over the pieces and figure out what’s going on.


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Take a leap back into the archives of the finest classic pop music that Britain has to offer, with London’s most intoxicating live covers band; Signature.
Together with their crisp suits, quaffed hair and cracking harmonies, every contagious chorus is performed with passion and zeal by young musicians at the very epicentre of today’s British music industry. Providing two hours of incredible live music and a DJ/disco package as standard, every element of your wedding or function will be catered for. Signature are guaranteed to have you dancing all night, and rushing home to dig out your Fred Perry’s and Chelsea Heels the next morning!

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take a leap back into the archives of the finest classic pop music that britain has to offer, with london’s most intoxicating live covers band; signature.
together with their crisp suits, quaffed hair and cracking harmonies, every contagious chorus is performed with passion and zeal by young musicians at the very epicentre of today’s british music industry. providing two hours of incredible live music and a dj/disco package as standard, every element of your wedding or function will be catered for. signature are guaranteed to have you dancing all night, and rushing home to dig out your fred perry’s and chelsea heels the next morning!


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We have a dedicated and passionate wedding consultant, Fenella Sutherland. Fenella will take you on a private tour of Bright Chalet and invest the time needed to completely understand all the things you seek for your perfect wedding, from the decoration and ceremony details through to the reception and even accommodation bookings for your family and guests.
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Bright’s in-house chef and his team take great pride in creating both fine Western and traditional dishes, using the highest quality, fresh and local ingredients.
Bright Chalet is the perfect setting for stylish, elegant weddings, corporate functions and special celebrations.

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a perfect location for your reception, wedding night or even your honeymoon destination. bright chalet will ensure your special moment is one to remember.
we have a dedicated and passionate wedding consultant, fenella sutherland. fenella will take you on a private tour of bright chalet and invest the time needed to completely understand all the things you seek for your perfect wedding, from the decoration and ceremony details through to the reception and even accommodation bookings for your family and guests.
all your family and friends assembled in this most romantic setting , soft background music wafting on the breeze and your husband to be waiting for you.
your fairytale reception dinner takes place under starlight and glowing lanterns in the stunning atmosphere.
bright’s in-house chef and his team take great pride in creating both fine western and traditional dishes, using the highest quality, fresh and local ingredients.
bright chalet is the perfect setting for stylish, elegant weddings, corporate functions and special celebrations.


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Cocteau Twins guitar legend Robin Guthrie has reworked one of the highlights of the Swedish shoegaze trio's acclaimed debut album 'Pink Noise'.
He's taken the 'Disintegration'-meets-slightly-out-of-focus-Saint-Etienne of the original and turned it into a classic indie-pop song - like Lush, The Primitives or even Strawberry Switchblade, with some nice Cocteaus-style bits in the background.
On the flipside, there's an audacious cover of David Bowie's 'Rebel Rebel' (which often features in their live sets).
They slow the song right down and turn it inside out, only adding the famous guitar riff as a synth motif near the end.

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cocteau twins guitar legend robin guthrie has reworked one of the highlights of the swedish shoegaze trio's acclaimed debut album 'pink noise'.
he's taken the 'disintegration'-meets-slightly-out-of-focus-saint-etienne of the original and turned it into a classic indie-pop song - like lush, the primitives or even strawberry switchblade, with some nice cocteaus-style bits in the background.
on the flipside, there's an audacious cover of david bowie's 'rebel rebel' (which often features in their live sets).
they slow the song right down and turn it inside out, only adding the famous guitar riff as a synth motif near the end.


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How can cities and other stakeholders involved make the best decisions on urban tourism? How can they do so while weighing in factors like the (eco)system of the city, the income generated by tourism, the distribution of costs and benefits – both financially and otherwise – among different stakeholders, the quality of working and living in the city, the quality of leisure experiences and the degree of involvement of stakeholders in decision making?
It is a difficult puzzle for many modern cities. This is where Smart City Hospitality (SCITHOS) comes in. This project develops guidelines and tools that can support cities to make the transition towards environmentally and socially responsible tourism that simultaneously contributes to long-term (economic, social and environmental) prosperity. SCITHOS applies hospitality principles in developing appropriate simulation tools, apps and a serious game. These can support a variety of city stakeholders in collaboratively generating deep reflections about barriers to sustainable urban tourism and the need for transition or adaptation strategies. They support assessment of intervention strategies based on an interactive simulation-supported multi-stakeholder approach that triggers social learning and behaviour change, while stimulating shared governance and smart citizenship.
Ultimately, this could change city tourism into something that benefits tourists, residents and the environment. What is more, a Smart City Hospitality network is set up and installed to ensure access to this concept for stakeholders in cities throughout Europe and beyond, including all tools and experiences with using them. This network stimulates collaborative learning within a continuous process of refining this customizable approach. SCITHOS is currently active in the cities of Amsterdam, Belgrade, Göteborg, Darmstadt, Stavanger, Valencia. Within Breda University of Applied Sciences, the following researchers are involved: Ko Koens, Frans Melissen, Igor Mayer, Jessika Weber, Danny Linssen, Jörn Fricke. SCITHOS is European funded by the NWO, Urban Europe, The Research Counsel of Norway, FFG and CDTI.

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how can cities and other stakeholders involved make the best decisions on urban tourism? how can they do so while weighing in factors like the (eco)system of the city, the income generated by tourism, the distribution of costs and benefits – both financially and otherwise – among different stakeholders, the quality of working and living in the city, the quality of leisure experiences and the degree of involvement of stakeholders in decision making?
it is a difficult puzzle for many modern cities. this is where smart city hospitality (scithos) comes in. this project develops guidelines and tools that can support cities to make the transition towards environmentally and socially responsible tourism that simultaneously contributes to long-term (economic, social and environmental) prosperity. scithos applies hospitality principles in developing appropriate simulation tools, apps and a serious game. these can support a variety of city stakeholders in collaboratively generating deep reflections about barriers to sustainable urban tourism and the need for transition or adaptation strategies. they support assessment of intervention strategies based on an interactive simulation-supported multi-stakeholder approach that triggers social learning and behaviour change, while stimulating shared governance and smart citizenship.
ultimately, this could change city tourism into something that benefits tourists, residents and the environment. what is more, a smart city hospitality network is set up and installed to ensure access to this concept for stakeholders in cities throughout europe and beyond, including all tools and experiences with using them. this network stimulates collaborative learning within a continuous process of refining this customizable approach. scithos is currently active in the cities of amsterdam, belgrade, göteborg, darmstadt, stavanger, valencia. within breda university of applied sciences, the following researchers are involved: ko koens, frans melissen, igor mayer, jessika weber, danny linssen, jörn fricke. scithos is european funded by the nwo, urban europe, the research counsel of norway, ffg and cdti.


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