text: Climb inside the 2019 Kia Forte. This 4 door, 5 passenger sedan will allow you to take command of the road with confidence! Smooth gearshifts are achieved thanks to the 2 liter 4 cylinder engine, and for added security, dynamic Stability Control supplements the drivetrain. Kia infused the interior with top shelf amenities, such as: a trip computer, automatic temperature control, tilt steering wheel, power door mirrors, cruise control, an overhead console, and 1-touch window functionality. Audio features include an AM/FM radio, and 4 speakers, providing excellent sound throughout the cabin. Kia also prioritized safety and security by including: dual front impact airbags, front side impact airbags, traction control, brake assist, a panic alarm, and 4 wheel disc brakes with ABS. This car was designed with safety in mind, allowing you to drive with even greater assurance. We pride ourselves in consistently exceeding our customer's expectations. Please don't hesitate to give us a call.

lowercased: climb inside the 2019 kia forte. this 4 door, 5 passenger sedan will allow you to take command of the road with confidence! smooth gearshifts are achieved thanks to the 2 liter 4 cylinder engine, and for added security, dynamic stability control supplements the drivetrain. kia infused the interior with top shelf amenities, such as: a trip computer, automatic temperature control, tilt steering wheel, power door mirrors, cruise control, an overhead console, and 1-touch window functionality. audio features include an am/fm radio, and 4 speakers, providing excellent sound throughout the cabin. kia also prioritized safety and security by including: dual front impact airbags, front side impact airbags, traction control, brake assist, a panic alarm, and 4 wheel disc brakes with abs. this car was designed with safety in mind, allowing you to drive with even greater assurance. we pride ourselves in consistently exceeding our customer's expectations. please don't hesitate to give us a call.


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About 1902 LACEYs. Related surnames: LAKE (4079) LACY (2249) LUCE (1783) LACKEY (1700) COY (1183) LUCY (651) LAKEY (419) LECKIE (412) LOSEY (395) LASLEY (301).
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Sanford Burton Lacey 09 Oct 1856 New Laceyville, Penn.
Can anyone answer questions about the Project of Thomas Lacy 28 Jan 2019.
William Lacy sources needed 25 Jan 2019.
Looking for parents of Mary Hurley Clifton (b about 1787, d 16 Apr 1833 in Ohio, United States) 1 Feb 2018.
England and Wales Census, 1891, Cotes Cotes, Leicestershire, England (5 Apr 1891) managed by .
England and Wales Census, 1901, Cotes Cotes, Leicestershire, England (3 Apr 1901) managed by .
England and Wales Census, 1881, Cotes Cotes, Leicestershire, England (3 Apr 1881) managed by .
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about 1902 laceys. related surnames: lake (4079) lacy (2249) luce (1783) lackey (1700) coy (1183) lucy (651) lakey (419) leckie (412) losey (395) lasley (301).
this lacey index was pre-built so it loads quickly. click here for live data and advanced tools for collaboration, genetic genealogy, surname projects, etc.
sanford burton lacey 09 oct 1856 new laceyville, penn.
can anyone answer questions about the project of thomas lacy 28 jan 2019.
william lacy sources needed 25 jan 2019.
looking for parents of mary hurley clifton (b about 1787, d 16 apr 1833 in ohio, united states) 1 feb 2018.
england and wales census, 1891, cotes cotes, leicestershire, england (5 apr 1891) managed by .
england and wales census, 1901, cotes cotes, leicestershire, england (3 apr 1901) managed by .
england and wales census, 1881, cotes cotes, leicestershire, england (3 apr 1881) managed by .
please join us in collaborating on lacey family trees. we need the help of good genealogists to grow a completely free shared family tree to connect us all.


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residential leasing agent license 15 hrs.
this course will satisfy the requirements for pre-licensing education to sit for the residential leasing agent state licensure examination. click the buttons on the right for additional information and to enroll.
residential leasing agent continuing education 6 hrs.
this course will satisfy the continuing education requirements for residential leasing agent to renew their licenses by july 31, 2012. click the buttons on the right for additional information and to enroll.


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In the 1980s, Japan was America’s chief rival in most technology industries. Not only could Japanese firms compete in advanced sectors against U.S. firms, they had an innovation advantage. In fact, research and design (R&D) investments in Japan were 40 percent more productive in producing IT patents than were R&D investments in the United States, implying that Japanese firms were better able to make advancements into developing better good, products, and processes.
However, in the 1990s this trend reversed. U.S. firms, while less innovative in hardware manufacturing, developed an innovation advantage in software, with R&D spending yielding 60 percent more patents per dollar spent in the United States than in Japan. A recent paper by Ashish Arora, Lee G. Branstette, and Matej Drev explains why.
Software represented a new frontier for an industry that had previously focused on producing hardware such as semiconductor, televisions, computers, and other advanced machinery. High-tech firms adjusted rapidly to the new challenge, and innovations quickly built on previous innovations, and an IT patent filed in 2002 was 10 times more likely to cite a software patent than one filed in 1992.
Proponents of effective intellectual property (IP) rights have long argued that weak IP protections will lead to less intellectual property creation. The logic appears clear: if content creators and other innovators know that a significant share of their work will be pirated or otherwise stolen they will have both less incentive and less revenue to create new ideas, creative goods, and innovations.
But how strong is this effect? To find out, we compared IP protection data from the World Economic Forum’s 2014-2015 Global Competitiveness Report, which incorporates the strength of IP laws and the stringency and effectiveness of anti-counterfeiting laws, and creative outputs scores from the 2014 Global Innovation Index, a report from Cornell, Insead and WIPO.
Put simply, countries that score higher on IP protection also score higher on creative outputs relative to the size of their economy. Over a sample of 136 countries there is a strong positive correlation of 0.72 between the strength of IP protections and score on creative outputs.
Many recent studies have shown that America is no longer winning the global innovation race, as demonstrated by manufacturing-sector decline, lacking public policy measures, poor advanced-sector job growth, faltering support of R&D, and overall low international rankings. The latest indication of America’s slipping innovation potential is triadic patents. Since 1999, the U.S. has experienced a sharp decline, with 13 percent fewer triadic patents, a product of America’s lethargic approach to fueling innovation.
Triadic patents are patents filed jointly with the United States Patent and Trade Office, the European Patent Office, and the Japanese Patent Office to guarantee intellectual property (IP) protection worldwide. Because they represent inventions with global impact, triadic patent numbers are in many cases a better indicator of invention and innovation than regular patents.
A recent NBER working paper offers up some interesting new survey data on innovation in U.S. manufacturing industries. Authors Ashish Arora, Wesley M. Cohen, and John P. Walsh surveyed more than 5000 U.S. manufacturing firms in 2010, asking whether or not they brought new products to market in the previous three years.
Most notably, the data shows that the number of truly innovative manufacturing firms is relatively small. In the aggregate, it finds that 43 percent of firms introduced new products in the past three years, but only 18 percent of firms introduced new products that were wholly new to their market. In other words, one quarter of firms, and more than half of firms introducing new products, introduced “imitation” products following the lead of other companies. The percent of firms introducing totally new products ranged significantly between industries, from just 10 percent of firms in the “Wood” and the “Metals” industries, to 44 percent in the “Instruments” industry.
Productivity is one of the most fundamental determinants of our income and overall wellbeing, so the question of where productivity growth comes from is extremely important. There are many different ways to increase productivity, but increases that have a continued impact over time are the most important because accumulated productivity increases end up having a much larger impact than one-off changes.
Economists have understood for years that R&D is an important source of productivity growth. However, it hasn’t been entirely clear whether R&D affects productivity growth in short, one-time boosts, or whether it raises growth rates for longer periods.
A new paper by Italian economists Antonio Minniti and Francesco Venturini looks at data from the U.S. manufacturing sector and concludes that R&D policies have indeed created “persistent, if not permanent” changes in the rate of productivity growth. It also drills down into the type of R&D spending, finding that only R&D tax credits have a long-term impact on the growth rate while R&D subsidies provide just a temporary boost.
For much of the postwar era the United States led the world in technology, which brought significant economic benefits to the nation. That leadership was due in large part to generous federal government funding for R&D, much of it channeled through military spending. That this occurred during the Cold War was no coincidence: as William Janeway argues in Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy, nations have historically been unable to muster the political will for significant spending on innovation without it being part of a “national mission,” since such spending means giving up current consumption for uncertain future benefits. In the last half of the 1800s, nation building provided the mission for America—just as that does now for China. But after the late 1940s the animating mission that helped drive technology innovation was winning the Cold War, which we did.
Economist, venture capitalist, and co-founder of the Institute for New Economic Thinking Dr. William Janeway stopped by ITIF this week for a discussion about his new book, Doing Capitalism in an Innovation Economy. Dr. Janeway presented a compelling view of the economy and touched on a number of important issues along the way.
Janeway explained that the government plays a critical role in innovation by providing research funding through institutions such as DARPA and the NIH, by leveraging the buying power of the federal coffers, and by creating policies that encourage business investment in R&D. Economists have long understood that private markets fail to allocate adequate resources to innovation and research: the benefits are too hard for individual corporations to capture. For this reason, policies like the R&D tax credit and public investment in basic research have long been uncontroversial.
R&D is fundamentally important to economies because it is a primary source for innovation and new technologies. But markets rarely provide enough incentives for innovation on their own—innovations are expensive to create but easy to copy.
For those reasons many countries provide R&D tax incentives to companies that spend money on basic or applied research. The best way to think of this policy is as actually as a fix—R&D has positive benefits for the economy as a whole, but because individual companies have trouble capturing all the benefits of R&D they are unlikely to invest the socially optimal amount.
Tax breaks for businesses are fraught with controversy because they “distort” the market and according to conventional neoclassical economics thinking distortions are by definition bad, even if they are pro-growth. To be sure certain tax incentives outlive their usefulness, as they have in the fossil fuel industry, and some tax incentives are only on the books because they serve special interests, not the public interest.

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in the 1980s, japan was america’s chief rival in most technology industries. not only could japanese firms compete in advanced sectors against u.s. firms, they had an innovation advantage. in fact, research and design (r&d) investments in japan were 40 percent more productive in producing it patents than were r&d investments in the united states, implying that japanese firms were better able to make advancements into developing better good, products, and processes.
however, in the 1990s this trend reversed. u.s. firms, while less innovative in hardware manufacturing, developed an innovation advantage in software, with r&d spending yielding 60 percent more patents per dollar spent in the united states than in japan. a recent paper by ashish arora, lee g. branstette, and matej drev explains why.
software represented a new frontier for an industry that had previously focused on producing hardware such as semiconductor, televisions, computers, and other advanced machinery. high-tech firms adjusted rapidly to the new challenge, and innovations quickly built on previous innovations, and an it patent filed in 2002 was 10 times more likely to cite a software patent than one filed in 1992.
proponents of effective intellectual property (ip) rights have long argued that weak ip protections will lead to less intellectual property creation. the logic appears clear: if content creators and other innovators know that a significant share of their work will be pirated or otherwise stolen they will have both less incentive and less revenue to create new ideas, creative goods, and innovations.
but how strong is this effect? to find out, we compared ip protection data from the world economic forum’s 2014-2015 global competitiveness report, which incorporates the strength of ip laws and the stringency and effectiveness of anti-counterfeiting laws, and creative outputs scores from the 2014 global innovation index, a report from cornell, insead and wipo.
put simply, countries that score higher on ip protection also score higher on creative outputs relative to the size of their economy. over a sample of 136 countries there is a strong positive correlation of 0.72 between the strength of ip protections and score on creative outputs.
many recent studies have shown that america is no longer winning the global innovation race, as demonstrated by manufacturing-sector decline, lacking public policy measures, poor advanced-sector job growth, faltering support of r&d, and overall low international rankings. the latest indication of america’s slipping innovation potential is triadic patents. since 1999, the u.s. has experienced a sharp decline, with 13 percent fewer triadic patents, a product of america’s lethargic approach to fueling innovation.
triadic patents are patents filed jointly with the united states patent and trade office, the european patent office, and the japanese patent office to guarantee intellectual property (ip) protection worldwide. because they represent inventions with global impact, triadic patent numbers are in many cases a better indicator of invention and innovation than regular patents.
a recent nber working paper offers up some interesting new survey data on innovation in u.s. manufacturing industries. authors ashish arora, wesley m. cohen, and john p. walsh surveyed more than 5000 u.s. manufacturing firms in 2010, asking whether or not they brought new products to market in the previous three years.
most notably, the data shows that the number of truly innovative manufacturing firms is relatively small. in the aggregate, it finds that 43 percent of firms introduced new products in the past three years, but only 18 percent of firms introduced new products that were wholly new to their market. in other words, one quarter of firms, and more than half of firms introducing new products, introduced “imitation” products following the lead of other companies. the percent of firms introducing totally new products ranged significantly between industries, from just 10 percent of firms in the “wood” and the “metals” industries, to 44 percent in the “instruments” industry.
productivity is one of the most fundamental determinants of our income and overall wellbeing, so the question of where productivity growth comes from is extremely important. there are many different ways to increase productivity, but increases that have a continued impact over time are the most important because accumulated productivity increases end up having a much larger impact than one-off changes.
economists have understood for years that r&d is an important source of productivity growth. however, it hasn’t been entirely clear whether r&d affects productivity growth in short, one-time boosts, or whether it raises growth rates for longer periods.
a new paper by italian economists antonio minniti and francesco venturini looks at data from the u.s. manufacturing sector and concludes that r&d policies have indeed created “persistent, if not permanent” changes in the rate of productivity growth. it also drills down into the type of r&d spending, finding that only r&d tax credits have a long-term impact on the growth rate while r&d subsidies provide just a temporary boost.
for much of the postwar era the united states led the world in technology, which brought significant economic benefits to the nation. that leadership was due in large part to generous federal government funding for r&d, much of it channeled through military spending. that this occurred during the cold war was no coincidence: as william janeway argues in doing capitalism in the innovation economy, nations have historically been unable to muster the political will for significant spending on innovation without it being part of a “national mission,” since such spending means giving up current consumption for uncertain future benefits. in the last half of the 1800s, nation building provided the mission for america—just as that does now for china. but after the late 1940s the animating mission that helped drive technology innovation was winning the cold war, which we did.
economist, venture capitalist, and co-founder of the institute for new economic thinking dr. william janeway stopped by itif this week for a discussion about his new book, doing capitalism in an innovation economy. dr. janeway presented a compelling view of the economy and touched on a number of important issues along the way.
janeway explained that the government plays a critical role in innovation by providing research funding through institutions such as darpa and the nih, by leveraging the buying power of the federal coffers, and by creating policies that encourage business investment in r&d. economists have long understood that private markets fail to allocate adequate resources to innovation and research: the benefits are too hard for individual corporations to capture. for this reason, policies like the r&d tax credit and public investment in basic research have long been uncontroversial.
r&d is fundamentally important to economies because it is a primary source for innovation and new technologies. but markets rarely provide enough incentives for innovation on their own—innovations are expensive to create but easy to copy.
for those reasons many countries provide r&d tax incentives to companies that spend money on basic or applied research. the best way to think of this policy is as actually as a fix—r&d has positive benefits for the economy as a whole, but because individual companies have trouble capturing all the benefits of r&d they are unlikely to invest the socially optimal amount.
tax breaks for businesses are fraught with controversy because they “distort” the market and according to conventional neoclassical economics thinking distortions are by definition bad, even if they are pro-growth. to be sure certain tax incentives outlive their usefulness, as they have in the fossil fuel industry, and some tax incentives are only on the books because they serve special interests, not the public interest.


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 An onscreen virtual keyboard: touchscreen, kiosk and Windows compatible.
Do you have difficulty using a standard keyboard? Now you can have all the features of the standard computer keyboard on your screen with the click of a mouse or touch of your finger. You can start programs, enter text... the uses are endless. Every feature of the standard keyboard is available on screen.
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If you are looking for a free alternative, we can highly recommend another type of onscreen keyboard which is also configurable to your needs. The folks at Lake Software have just what youre looking for!
The Click-N-Type virtual keyboard can be found by clicking here.

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 an onscreen virtual keyboard: touchscreen, kiosk and windows compatible.
do you have difficulty using a standard keyboard? now you can have all the features of the standard computer keyboard on your screen with the click of a mouse or touch of your finger. you can start programs, enter text... the uses are endless. every feature of the standard keyboard is available on screen.
need a keyboard with special functions? no sweat! the mountfocus keyboard designer v.3.2 is so easy to use, even a novice can design the perfect keyboard for themselves. take the tutorial, copy keys from the pool... you'll have your own custom made keyboard by lunchtime.
download your own 30-day trial version now and see how easy it is to make virtually any application available when a physical keyboard is either not available or not desired.
just need a standard keyboard on-screen? no problem! download the keyboard of your choice and the runtime keyboard, install the 30-day trial version, and you're done! no need to design a keyboard from scratch, just download, install, and you're up and running. great for anyone who can't use a standard keyboard.
and, of course, you can use the fully featured trial version for 30 days - absolutely free.
buy here now. get the license key 24 hours a day via our secure server, and you can use the power of the mountfocus keyboard designer for an unlimited time. several pricing options are available, tailored to your needs.
if you are looking for a free alternative, we can highly recommend another type of onscreen keyboard which is also configurable to your needs. the folks at lake software have just what youre looking for!
the click-n-type virtual keyboard can be found by clicking here.


text: In the early hours of Aug. 14, I was trying to make my way into Rabaa Square with my camera, unaware of the violence I was about to witness. The sun had just become visible on the horizon when a block of armored military vehicles jammed the square — one of Cairo’s busiest thoroughfares — shutting down all major exits to the sit-in. Police and military soldiers advanced to clear the sit-in using live ammunition, armored vehicles and snipers. Around 800 people were killed in fewer than 12 hours. A huge fire engulfed the sit-in, burning down tents and the nearby Rabaa al-Adawiya Mosque.

lowercased: in the early hours of aug. 14, i was trying to make my way into rabaa square with my camera, unaware of the violence i was about to witness. the sun had just become visible on the horizon when a block of armored military vehicles jammed the square — one of cairo’s busiest thoroughfares — shutting down all major exits to the sit-in. police and military soldiers advanced to clear the sit-in using live ammunition, armored vehicles and snipers. around 800 people were killed in fewer than 12 hours. a huge fire engulfed the sit-in, burning down tents and the nearby rabaa al-adawiya mosque.


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On this page I collect links to the other network map resources on the web, some of which were source material for my own searches. Basically, anything that doesn't fit elsewhere but which is worth noting when it comes to fiber maps fits here. I have just started this page, and would welcome additional links.
Kingfisher Charts Submarine cables around the UK Fishing information site.
Telegeography Interactive Undersea Cable Map, Various Other Maps Comprehensive maps, some for free.
As always, this list is a work in progress and is meant to be inclusive. If you know of any network maps that ought to be on this list, please send it me or just leave a comment below.
Added the ANML map of regional research networks, which kindred spirit Frank Coluccio pointed me to.

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on this page i collect links to the other network map resources on the web, some of which were source material for my own searches. basically, anything that doesn't fit elsewhere but which is worth noting when it comes to fiber maps fits here. i have just started this page, and would welcome additional links.
kingfisher charts submarine cables around the uk fishing information site.
telegeography interactive undersea cable map, various other maps comprehensive maps, some for free.
as always, this list is a work in progress and is meant to be inclusive. if you know of any network maps that ought to be on this list, please send it me or just leave a comment below.
added the anml map of regional research networks, which kindred spirit frank coluccio pointed me to.


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Is there an effective treatment for cellulitis?
What's the cause ? Cellulitis is basically a visible inflammation (itis) of the skin and soft tissues (red, hot, swollen and tender) . It can be caused by many things including sunburn (radiation), trauma (sprained ankle) or poor vein circulation (stasis dermatitis). It need not be caused by bacteria. If you have repeated episodes of this, get to a wound care or vascular specialist, the diagnoses you have is wrong.
Yes. Antibiotic therapy determined by the particulars of the case. Cellulitis is a serious infection. Not the same as sunburn, irritation, dermatitis, or cellulite. Cellulite is treated with laser.
Yes. Local hygiene soap and water, wound care products, antibiotic ointments, along with either antibiotics you take orally or taken by an IV in your vein all can be used separately or in combinitation to effectively tret cellulitis.
Can cellulitis go away with out treatment?
What is treatment for facial cellulitis i?
Is there a for sure treatment for cellulitis?
How long after beginning treatment for cellulitis do the symptoms begin to go away?
What is a home treatment for cellulitis if diabetic?
How can a sunburn cause cellulitis and what is the treatment?
Treatment for cellulitis Extreme infection?
I have cellulitis from an abcess is it a good sign the pain isn't as bad even though the infection is still bad I haven't gotten treatment yet?
What is a good antibiotic for cellulitis after the parenteral treatment?
What is a good antibiotic for cellulitis following the i. V. Antibiotic treatment?

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is there an effective treatment for cellulitis?
what's the cause ? cellulitis is basically a visible inflammation (itis) of the skin and soft tissues (red, hot, swollen and tender) . it can be caused by many things including sunburn (radiation), trauma (sprained ankle) or poor vein circulation (stasis dermatitis). it need not be caused by bacteria. if you have repeated episodes of this, get to a wound care or vascular specialist, the diagnoses you have is wrong.
yes. antibiotic therapy determined by the particulars of the case. cellulitis is a serious infection. not the same as sunburn, irritation, dermatitis, or cellulite. cellulite is treated with laser.
yes. local hygiene soap and water, wound care products, antibiotic ointments, along with either antibiotics you take orally or taken by an iv in your vein all can be used separately or in combinitation to effectively tret cellulitis.
can cellulitis go away with out treatment?
what is treatment for facial cellulitis i?
is there a for sure treatment for cellulitis?
how long after beginning treatment for cellulitis do the symptoms begin to go away?
what is a home treatment for cellulitis if diabetic?
how can a sunburn cause cellulitis and what is the treatment?
treatment for cellulitis extreme infection?
i have cellulitis from an abcess is it a good sign the pain isn't as bad even though the infection is still bad i haven't gotten treatment yet?
what is a good antibiotic for cellulitis after the parenteral treatment?
what is a good antibiotic for cellulitis following the i. v. antibiotic treatment?


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Business Garden is an innovative business park concept where clever architecture and ergonomic technology come together to create comfortable, eco-friendly workspaces. This unique approach focuses on sustainable construction and energy-saving facilities, significantly lowering the maintenance costs. Another undeniable benefit of renting sustainable office space is that it results in healthier and more productive employees.
Modern office complexes built by Vastint Poland in Warsaw, Poznań and Wrocław fully embrace this philosophy. All of them have met the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum certification requirements, all are conveniently located and have plenty of green spaces. One of the pillars of the Business Garden concept is the well-balanced dynamic between the office and recreational spaces with access to important accompanying services.
The undeniable benefit of renting sustainable office space is that it results in healthier and more productive employees.
The ‘Hospitality’ program implemented in all Business Garden complexes completes the idea of modern business parks. It provides a comprehensive management of service providers and continuosly monitors their quality. Amenities such as conference centers, hotels and canteens have already been implemented in various business parks. A bank, a medical center and a kindergarten on campus are a rarity and make the Business Garden offer stand out. Their future developments include fitness clubs, grocery stores and a quick laundry and car-wash services. In all cases a selection of high-quality services is provided in line with the tenants’ expectations.
The parks around office buildings have been designed with the employees well being in mind. Free Wi-Fi stations can serve as an outdoor meeting place or a place to relax during a break. Free bike rental is promoting a healthy lifestyle but also enables easy and fast way of getting around the campus. Centrally located restaurants are meant to serve as a focus point of all business and leisure activities. Vastint has also thought of building basketball courts at their facilities. In combination with a rich program of free events, every Business Garden offers a great work-life balance.
Business Garden Warsaw occupies a prime location near the capital’s city center. The project offers 90,000 square meters of modern office and retail space, consisting of seven buildings, with a well-kept garden covering most of its seven hectares. The public transport system provides relatively quick access to the location during peak hours, including by train from Chopin International Airport. The complex also has a hotel and a conference center, a restaurant and an underground parking lot for more than 1,500 vehicles.
Business Garden Poznań offers a complex with nine office buildings spread across a six-hectare plot with 80,000 square meters of space for lease. It is conveniently located in an up-and-coming neighborhood between the city center and Ławica Airport. In addition to office space, the business park has a conference center, 730 parking spaces and several supporting facilities. It offers flexible office arrangements, and each floor can be divided into a specified number of tenants. All this creates perfect conditions to support the development business process outsourcing, shared services centers and information technology operational centers.
Business Garden Wrocław is located close to the historic city center and next to the biggest shopping mall in the Silesia region. The first phase included the development of three office buildings with an area of 37,000 square meters, which is now complete. Ultimately, the project will consist of nine office buildings located on a seven-hectare plot. It will feature a total of 117,000 square meters of office and retail space and is scheduled for completion in December 2019. The complex has an internal garden with Wi-Fi zones, a centrally located restaurant, a hotel and an underground parking lot.

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business garden is an innovative business park concept where clever architecture and ergonomic technology come together to create comfortable, eco-friendly workspaces. this unique approach focuses on sustainable construction and energy-saving facilities, significantly lowering the maintenance costs. another undeniable benefit of renting sustainable office space is that it results in healthier and more productive employees.
modern office complexes built by vastint poland in warsaw, poznań and wrocław fully embrace this philosophy. all of them have met the leadership in energy and environmental design (leed) platinum certification requirements, all are conveniently located and have plenty of green spaces. one of the pillars of the business garden concept is the well-balanced dynamic between the office and recreational spaces with access to important accompanying services.
the undeniable benefit of renting sustainable office space is that it results in healthier and more productive employees.
the ‘hospitality’ program implemented in all business garden complexes completes the idea of modern business parks. it provides a comprehensive management of service providers and continuosly monitors their quality. amenities such as conference centers, hotels and canteens have already been implemented in various business parks. a bank, a medical center and a kindergarten on campus are a rarity and make the business garden offer stand out. their future developments include fitness clubs, grocery stores and a quick laundry and car-wash services. in all cases a selection of high-quality services is provided in line with the tenants’ expectations.
the parks around office buildings have been designed with the employees well being in mind. free wi-fi stations can serve as an outdoor meeting place or a place to relax during a break. free bike rental is promoting a healthy lifestyle but also enables easy and fast way of getting around the campus. centrally located restaurants are meant to serve as a focus point of all business and leisure activities. vastint has also thought of building basketball courts at their facilities. in combination with a rich program of free events, every business garden offers a great work-life balance.
business garden warsaw occupies a prime location near the capital’s city center. the project offers 90,000 square meters of modern office and retail space, consisting of seven buildings, with a well-kept garden covering most of its seven hectares. the public transport system provides relatively quick access to the location during peak hours, including by train from chopin international airport. the complex also has a hotel and a conference center, a restaurant and an underground parking lot for more than 1,500 vehicles.
business garden poznań offers a complex with nine office buildings spread across a six-hectare plot with 80,000 square meters of space for lease. it is conveniently located in an up-and-coming neighborhood between the city center and ławica airport. in addition to office space, the business park has a conference center, 730 parking spaces and several supporting facilities. it offers flexible office arrangements, and each floor can be divided into a specified number of tenants. all this creates perfect conditions to support the development business process outsourcing, shared services centers and information technology operational centers.
business garden wrocław is located close to the historic city center and next to the biggest shopping mall in the silesia region. the first phase included the development of three office buildings with an area of 37,000 square meters, which is now complete. ultimately, the project will consist of nine office buildings located on a seven-hectare plot. it will feature a total of 117,000 square meters of office and retail space and is scheduled for completion in december 2019. the complex has an internal garden with wi-fi zones, a centrally located restaurant, a hotel and an underground parking lot.


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You won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn about the latest happenings with Rebuild, Philadelphia’s citywide initiative to reinvigorate neighborhood parks, recreation centers and libraries. Through the investment of hundreds of millions of dollars, Rebuild is committed to revitalizing public spaces, empowering and engaging communities, and promoting diversity and economic opportunity in the design and construction industries.
Join us for a briefing from Ms. Strong on Rebuild’s goals, the site selection and user group processes, and more!
Kira Strong joined the Rebuilding Community Infrastructure team of the City of Philadelphia as the Deputy Director of Design and Construction in 2016. Ms. Strong brings community transformation experience to this role, having served as the Vice President of Community and Economic Development for the People’s Emergency Center, a non-profit community development corporation in Philadelphia. Ms. Strong has served on several boards, including the Community Design Collaborative and the Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations, and has been honored as a 40 Under 40 by The Philadelphia Business Journal and a Rising Star Award recipient from the Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations. She currently serves on the Slought Foundation board as well as on the Advisory Committees of the Community Design Collaborative and the Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations. She holds an undergraduate degree from Hampshire College and a master’s degree in urban planning from Temple University.

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you won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn about the latest happenings with rebuild, philadelphia’s citywide initiative to reinvigorate neighborhood parks, recreation centers and libraries. through the investment of hundreds of millions of dollars, rebuild is committed to revitalizing public spaces, empowering and engaging communities, and promoting diversity and economic opportunity in the design and construction industries.
join us for a briefing from ms. strong on rebuild’s goals, the site selection and user group processes, and more!
kira strong joined the rebuilding community infrastructure team of the city of philadelphia as the deputy director of design and construction in 2016. ms. strong brings community transformation experience to this role, having served as the vice president of community and economic development for the people’s emergency center, a non-profit community development corporation in philadelphia. ms. strong has served on several boards, including the community design collaborative and the philadelphia association of community development corporations, and has been honored as a 40 under 40 by the philadelphia business journal and a rising star award recipient from the philadelphia association of community development corporations. she currently serves on the slought foundation board as well as on the advisory committees of the community design collaborative and the philadelphia association of community development corporations. she holds an undergraduate degree from hampshire college and a master’s degree in urban planning from temple university.


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My latest photography editing video is now available on YouTube. This video is another Photo Reconstruction, but this time the subject image is the same one used for a Raw Challenge. How exciting is that?!?!?
That’s right, VERY exciting. We recently wrapped up Raw Challenge #9 here on the PhotoGP web site, and while the 22 participants were working on their edits to the latest subject photo, I was sneakily making a video about my version.
The version posted on YouTube is available at 720p – for my Patreon supporters there’s a higher resolution version available via a private link. For more information please click here.
If you enjoy photography videos or like to hear behind the scenes stories from the MotoGP paddock, please subscribe to my YouTube channel or even better, support me on Patreon and get the hi-res videos in 1080p and lots of other cool rewards.

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my latest photography editing video is now available on youtube. this video is another photo reconstruction, but this time the subject image is the same one used for a raw challenge. how exciting is that?!?!?
that’s right, very exciting. we recently wrapped up raw challenge #9 here on the photogp web site, and while the 22 participants were working on their edits to the latest subject photo, i was sneakily making a video about my version.
the version posted on youtube is available at 720p – for my patreon supporters there’s a higher resolution version available via a private link. for more information please click here.
if you enjoy photography videos or like to hear behind the scenes stories from the motogp paddock, please subscribe to my youtube channel or even better, support me on patreon and get the hi-res videos in 1080p and lots of other cool rewards.