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Explore ancient civilizations including the archeological site of Petra, spectacularly carved into the Sharah Mountains by the Nabateans and lost to the world for centuriesDiscover the mosaic city of Madaba, see the legendary burial site of Moses in Mt. Nebo, and revel in the fortifications at Shobak CastleVenture to the 8,000-year-old Stone Age villages at Beidah and BastaTake time to float in the high saline, therapeutic waters of the Dead SeaTour the Roman city of Jerash and visit Ajloun, with its namesake castle built in 1184 to defend against the Crusaders
SUN I AMMAN
Upon arrival at the Amman Airport you will be greeted by our airport representative and transferred to your hotel for dinner and overnight. (D)
MON I AMMAN I MADABA I MT. NEBO I KERAK I SHOBAK I PETRA
This morning, enjoy a scenic drive along the King's Highway to visit Madaba, the City of Mosaics. The oldest mosaic map of the Holy Land exists on the floor of Saint George's Church, and the city features many famous mosaics that exist in both public and private buildings. Visit Mount Nebo, the alleged burial site of Moses, overlooking the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea, where Franciscans built a simple structure that protects a 4th and 6th Century Byzantine church. Continue to Kerak for a photo stop before proceeding to Shobak Castle. Built in 1115, it was the first of many fortifications built by King Baldwin I of Jerusalem to guard the road from Egypt to Damascus. It successfully resisted a number of sieges until it fell to Saladin's troops in 1189. Dinner and overnight at Petra Hotel. (B,D)
TUE I PETRA
After breakfast, you will begin your full day visit of Petra; a city carved into the rose-red Sharah Mountains by the Nabateans and lost to civilization until rediscovered in 1812 by the Swiss explorer, John Lewis Burkhardt. Walk through the Siq, a narrow and winding fissure between the cliffs, to reach the Treasury, the Roman Theater, the Courts, Qasr Bint Pharaoun, the Temple of the Winged Lion and other breathtaking monuments. Dinner and overnight at Petra hotel. (B,D)
WED I PETRA I LITTLE PETRA I WADI RUM
This morning, you will have a short drive to Little Petra, where you will walk through the 8,000-year-old excavated stone-age villages of Beidah and Basta, wander among the ruins of settlements of the biblical Edomites, and explore the sprawling remains of the Roman legionary fortress at Udruh. Continue to Wadi Rum, where the movie "Lawrence of Arabia" was filmed. Here you will enjoy a 2-hour Jeep tour to view the desert and its awe-inspiring moon-like landscape. Enjoy dinner and an overnight camp stay. (B,D)
THU I WADI RUM I BETHANY I DEAD SEA I AMMAN
After breakfast at the hotel, depart via Araba Road to visit Bethany – site of John the Baptist's settlement where Jesus was baptized. Continue to the Dead Sea, with its year-round sunny skies and dry air, located in the Jordan Rift Valley about 422 meters below sea level. Its famously hypersaline water makes floating easy, and its mineral-rich black mud is used for therapeutic and cosmetic treatments. Take your time to enjoy a leisurely afternoon swim. Travel back to Amman for dinner and overnight. (B,D)
FRI I AMMANI JERASHI AJLOUNI AMMAN
This morning, travel to Jerash, the best-preserved example of Roman civilization in Jordan. Considered part of the "Decapolis", the ten big Roman cities of the eastern frontier, it has also been called the Pompeii of the East for its unique state of preservation, featuring theatres, churches, temples (Zeus and Artemis), a Nymphaeum, and colonnaded streets. Next, you will visit Ajloun, the 12th Century Castle built by Saladin in his successful campaign to drive the Crusaders from Jordan in 1189. It is an outstanding example of Arab/Islamic military architecture. Return to Amman for dinner and overnight. (B,D)
SAT I AMMAN TO USA (OR EXTEND YOUR STAY)
After breakfast, transfer from your hotel to Amman Airport for your departure flight home. (B)
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Come to Mars
Words By R.A. Roth, Art By Tyler Young
Ted lived in Blandville where everybody was so bland and inconsequential they left no impact on anything or anyone. He and his wife, Belinda, had two children, Kid A and Kid B, who, like all Blandville children, were part of an endless procession of stupefied expressions and bland tastes repeated infinitely. They all ate the same sugary breakfast cereal, packed the same sack lunch, went to the same brainless movies made by talentless hacks who prided themselves on churning out garbage, watched the same reality TV shows that were secretly scripted and edited to infuse false drama into the bland proceedings, and listened to the same bland pop songs set to the same bland prefabricated beat.
Belinda drove Kid A and Kid B to school. She sometimes wondered if she should have drowned them in the bathtub when they were little. That solution was off the menu now. Kid A was a brown belt. Kid B could lift a block of cement over his head. Belinda sat in the car and watched them enter the building, then realized her eyes had locked onto somebody else's kids dressed in the same clothes, the same backpacks slung over the same shoulder, the same trudge toward oblivion written in every tortured step.
Nobody in Blandville was left handed. Those who exhibited signs of left handedness were turned over to the Blandville Commandant for reeducation. The program was simple and effective. They tied the left hand behind their back and made them do everything right handed. In time, the kid learned to be right handed while also learning to hate their parents and plot their destruction, although subversive thoughts never manifested in Blandville given the inherent blandness of the plotters.
Murders were rampant, however, because guns were in ample supply. Murderers, when confronted with their crime, offered up the same bland excuses. I was upset. It was just an accident. I didn't realize it was my wife/husband returning from a jog. A toddler found it, and it just went off.
The Blandville Police killed people for nothing. Jaywalking. Traffic violations. Looking funny. The citizens of Blandville tolerated it because they were taught to obey and worship authority figures.
Kid A and Kid B were murdered by the BPD for walking on the right-of-way, and something inside Belinda shouted for joy. They were monsters, she thought. I'm a monster for celebrating their death.
Ted didn't know what to say to his wife. He was too wrapped up fighting back his own inner demons, telling him to get his gun and end her then end himself. End all the blandness, see it burn in a hail of spitting lead, sparks and fiery doom. Bathe the bland world in a crucible of cleansing fire. Start anew. A brave new world of bland souls blandly rocketing through the void in bland concert.
Safety off, Ted put the gun in the middle of the front yard. It was his singular hope that a random child, mistaking it for a toy, might pick it up and discharge a round or two that would do the job Ted was too cowardly to execute. Outsourcing your demise was the Blandville way of doing things.
To fill the void left by the absence of Kid A and Kid B, Belinda and Ted went to a bland movie. The theme was focused on the human condition. They left thirty minutes in, for they knew what it was like to be human and feel unmoored from humanity, to feel disassociated from each other.
They were strangers on a train headed for a mass grave.
Locked in a cattle car, they stared at filthy walls smeared in the fears of the last load of disposable tools.
All I want is a way out, Ted thought, and Belinda looked at him with a flutter of tears in her eyes, the tears of mortality streaking down from the rafters of uncharted ruin. Ted pounded on the cattle car door stained with regret and rejection. "All I want," he said, heaving his next breath as though it were his last, "is to have a drink beside a pool and watch the sun set like an orange tablet sinking in cosmic blue paradise."
Belinda said, "Can I come?"
"No," he said, palms spread against the pebbly surface of emotional extremes, noting regret had encompassed rejection in a continuous plane of unabated anxiety that infected his bones, softened them to loam. "This is a solo journey." Ted leaned around to look at Belinda. "They all are."
"All right," she said and crushed her expectations into a little corn kernel dancing in hot oil, on the cusp of fulfilling its utmost purpose. "Why are we like this, Ted?"
"We are as we were made, Belinda."
"I don't believe that, and neither do you."
"Don't tell me what I believe."
"Too late for that," she said. "Your mama and papa beat me to it. Mine too. They rode this train before us."
"But we couldn't see the train."
"You can't see it until you're old enough."
"I've always been old enough."
"It's all relative, Ted. What should I do after you depart?"
"Do what you think is right." Ted slid open the door and leaped into folds of darkness.
Belinda whispered, "There's no right about it," and shut the door.
The Blandville Gazette ran a bland obit heralding the demise of Ted Donasso. He was born on month/day/year, died month/day/year of complications due to extreme blandness. Ted is survived by his wife, Belinda Donasso. The Donassos request that in lieu of sending floral arrangements please make a donation to the Foundation for the Cure of E.B. Thank you.
The turnout for the funeral was average.
The preacher stood before the body lying in state and said, "Here lies a good man who went too soon. He was the epitome of everything Blandville stands for. Truth, justice and the Blandville way. Excuse me if you've heard that before. Fresh, original eulogies are rarer than virgin births."
Belinda commissioned a gargantuan monument carved into Ted's likeness, to serve as his grave marker. The tallest in Blandville Cemetery, it stood six inches taller than the monolith dedicated to Tony Blank, Blandville High School football star who died tragically in the final game of a season in which the hapless Blandville Vanillas posted a record of one and ten. The one win came about when crosstown rivals, the Blandville Pastepuddings, were forced to forfeit after the team came down with a case of the trots from eating at the Blandville Smorgasbord. The culprit was a chafing dish of bile and recriminations. Tony Blank's premature demise constituted front page news in Blandville. Rocket attacks in the Gaza strip were relegated to the entertainment section. Affairs of state were conspicuously watered down to small hunks of easily digestible information that conformed to the malnourished constitutions of Blandville's sickly citizens.
"Bland news and weather on the ones," Blandville radio station, BLND, boasted, and the radio blared patternless bleating shrieks of static the citizens interpreted as secret messages from dead relatives.
Belinda listened and heard Ted instructing her to build a rocket ship to Mars cobbled together from miscellaneous flotsam strewn about the garage, plywood scraps, rusty nails, split bricks, holiday lawn ornaments, and warped boxes full of battered toys Kid A and Kid B stopped playing with once they were old enough to set fires and bully elderly citizens into emptying their purses or endure a quick shove over the railing of the small footbridge, which overlooked a cold muddy stream teaming with mutated fish capable of chewing off limbs and gobbling out eyeballs.
"Look there," Kid A would say and nod downstream at the morbid scene they'd staged, a clutter of derelict walkers clogging the shallows along a muddy bank, and without protestation the elderly victim would hand over the last dregs of their dwindling pension, and Kid B would bark his satisfaction and miscount the haul to deprive Kid A of his fair share of their ill-gotten gains.
"Why Mars?" Belinda asked, and from the steady barrage of static Ted responded, "Mars is a gulag for the dead. I've been locked in solitary confinement for a million years."
"You've only been dead a year," she said, waiting for the light to change from impassive to petulant.
"Time moves differently for the dead," Ted explained above the electric hiss. "A second can move as slowly as a decade. A year can flit by as rapidly as a second. In the end it adds up."
"How else are they treating you?"
The light changed and Belinda gunned it. Tired squealed and metal crunched as death was dealt to random strangers in the rearview world. Kid C and Kid D, orphans she agreed to foster, were in the back seat playing with a loaded, masterless instrument of doom with a hair-trigger.
After the commotion allayed, Ted elaborated his situation.
"Once per day a man stands outside my cell, teases a key into the lock, and tells me if I answer one question to his satisfaction he'll release me. The question is invariable. 'In life were you a good person?' If I say 'yes,' he replies, 'If you were so good, how come you wound up in there?' and he leaves. If I say 'no,' he replies, 'Then you are where you belong,' and he leaves. If I answer 'I don't know,' he replies, 'I do,' and he leaves. If I say anything else or nothing, he leaves."
"Does the man have a name?"
"Ted Donasso. I have always been the man and I always will be the man. I must die so I can live again. Come to Mars and kill me so I can rediscover myself and rise from the red dust, triumphant."
Belinda shut off the radio and stared threateningly in the rearview mirror. "Kid C, put down the gun this instant. Don't you look at me like that, you're gonna get it! It's Kid D's turn to twirl the gun."
"Why can't we each have one?" Kid C lamented.
Belinda aimed the car for the heart of a traffic snarl. "We can't afford it," she said and mashed the accelerator, merged with the congested intersection in a symphony of shorn metal and fiendish screams, for it was all coming to its predetermined end, the final chapter written boldly upon the pages of her life, that she, in the tradition of all Blandville residence, would self-destroy….
So much red it sears Belinda's eyes to squinting grommets through which she soaks up the implication of her surroundings in scribbles of pervasive panic. The question "where am I?" rises from the vacuum of confusion, then is instantly dissolved in stark realization. She's in a prison cell on Mars where a woman (she, it is herself, Belinda Donasso) will come to the door every second, every million years, every increment of time imaginable and ask her the same question in infinitely unwavering, monotonous iterations. She waits for her first foray into this diabolical excursion, ticking off the moments inside her head, picturing a clock face, the thin red hand sweeping the cheeks, first left then right, every thirty seconds until the dry snick of metal violating metal jars her from her trance.
Belinda hears the question, "In life were you a good person?" as clearly as though the woman, herself, were in the cell with her, breathing its poison into her ear in ugly ringing huffs of resplendent accusation, and she thinks on it for a second, a million years, then answers, "Yes and no. As we are ambiguous beings, neither wholly good or evil, this is a fair reply to your inquiry."
The snick of metal uncoupling from its counterpart resounds in the cell, and the woman, herself, leaves.
R.A. Roth
R.A. Roth's work has appeared at The Molotov Cocktail, Noble / Gas Qtrly, Chicago Literati, Helen: A Literary Magazine, and The Tishman Review. His novella, Tetraminion, is forthcoming. He farts around online under the handle @fantagor.
Tyler Young
Artwork by Tyler Young: artoftyleryoung.daportfolio.com

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The Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach Campus Student Union project, designed by ikon.5 architects and currently under construction, has received the prestigious Design Award of Excellence in the 2015 Society of Registered American Architects Celebration of Architecture and Design Program.
Joseph Tattoni, Principal at ikon.5 architects notes that while the architect is given the award, the awards' jury recognizes the critical and important role the owner has in its development.
"Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to achieve design excellence for the University and for being recognized by our peers for doing so," said Tattoni.
The Student Union is scheduled to open in fall of 2017.


With the impact of economic recession, the financial service industry has had to adapt significantly to legislation that protects customers and to new marketing initiatives to help overcome conservatism. Technology has lead institutions to digitally engage customers and competition has encouraged them to distinguish their service story. We help financial institutions make their mark in the market and designate themselves as a premier choice in their community.


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Donna Ippolito is executive editor of Thinking of Anaïs Nin, the official Nin website. As an editor at The Swallow Press in Chicago, she knew and worked with Ms. Nin on various publishing projects. The idea for the site was born during a passionate conversation between Moira Collins, Valerie Harms, and Ippolito at Valerie's Connecticut home some years back.
She has been writing, editing, and teaching others to write for over 20 years. Her editing experience includes every kind of non-fiction and fiction manuscript of interest to the general reader–from novels and poetry to cookbooks and mountain-climbing guides, from psychological self-help and Native American lore to consumer advocacy and the search for the Loch Ness monster. Some titles include A Woman Speaks: The Lectures, Seminars, and Interviews of Anaïs Nin, edited by Evelyn Hinz Anaïs Observed, based on the film by Robert Snyder, Collage of Dreams: The Writings of Anaïs Nin, by Sharon Spencer, The Creative Journal by Lucia Capacchione, The Wounded Woman, by Jungian analyst Linda Leonard, Cuchama and the Sacred Mountains, by W. Y Evans-Wentz, Mexico Mystique, by Frank Waters, Encounters with Zen, by Lucien Stryk, and many others.
From 1985 to 2001, she was editor-in-chief at FASA Corporation, a Chicago publisher that packaged best-selling science fiction and fantasy novel lines for Penguin Books and Time-Warner. These included the popular BattleTech, MechWarrior, Shadowrun, Earthdawn, and Vor series. Most of the writers were first-timers, and some, like Michael A. Stackpole, went on to become New York Times best-selling authors. To date, the series have sold 2,000,000+ copies in the U.S., with an equal number of foreign-language editions in print.
Prior to that, she was editor at The Swallow Press in Chicago, a small but prestigious publisher of both literary and commercial titles. The Press was the publisher of Nin's fiction and other works about her. She currently teaches writing for Long Ridge Writers Group in West Redding, Connecticut (http://www.longridgewritersgroup.com). She also is a freelance editor and writer who helps writers get their book manuscripts in shape.
In 2003, Ippolito's investigative article on how the nation's top 100 charities spend their donation monies appeared in Consumers Digest. As a senior editor for the magazine, she also acquired and edited articles on funeral fraud; the truth about long-term care insurance; warehouse-club buying; how to avoid pest-control rip-offs, and others.
Her many years of teaching range from traditional classroom settings to adult education. Using techniques to stimulate creativity, Ippolito has taught both adults and high-school students in Chicago and suburbs, including workshops given under grants from the Illinois Arts Council. She also lectures on publishing and writing. In 2002, she began giving workshops on "The Wisdom of Dreams." She is currently at work on Dream On, a book based on several long-running dream groups as well as private sessions with individuals. See her website at dreamscoop.blogspot.com.
Her fiction and nonfiction include Erotica (with 26 drawings by Adele Aldridge and calligraphy by Moira Collins) from Artists and Alchemists Publications; "Why, What's the Matter Adam?, a retrospective on novelist Maude Hutchins in Oyez Review; Uprising of the 20,000, original historical research from Motheroot Publications; and assorted reviews in East West Journal, Small Press Review, Sunday Clothes, Journal of the West, and others.
Ippolito was a founding editor of Black Maria, a quarterly journal of women's writing that was reviewed favorably in Library Journal and received a grant from the Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines. She is a member of Chicago Women in Publishing and has been listed in Contemporary Authors, Encyclopedia of Short Fiction Writers, and Poets & Writers.
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Yore Lore: Romancing the spices
TOPICS:arts
By Shobita Ravindran November 3, 2009
As we become increasingly health-conscious and as healthy life choices like exercising regularly, cutting down on sugar and salt are advocated, we turn to alternate taste sensations which will appease our taste buds. Exotic spices like cumin, ginger, turmeric, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and cardamom are the answer. These spices in pinch-size quantities give food both flavor and medicinal qualities.
Spices have stirred people's imagination and aroused their palates since the beginning of history. The search for spices has made many adventurers pursue dangerous paths in caravan land trails and untraveled ocean routes, has caused wars and has generally motivated them to seek new lands whose existence no one imagined.
The spices first were introduced to the West by China and what is now India in about 323 BC with the conquests of Alexander the Great, while Rome entered the spice trade in the latter half of the first century BC. At this time, Rome enjoyed the lucrative trade dealing mainly with spices, silks, aromatic woods and fragrant oils.
These exotic goods were in short supply and had to be carried in camel-driven caravans over long difficult land trails that originated in Southern India, ran northwest through Afghanistan, Persia, Syria and into Arabia, and crossed the Red Sea into Egypt. From here they were shipped to the Mediterranean ports. These caravans were often attacked by bandits and their safe passage was often dictated by the elements of nature — so they became very expensive.
The high prices attracted adulteration by the greedy traders. Adulteration of spices is the addition of ingredients to pure spices to make them appear more valuable than they actually are. In time, the practice of adulteration became so widespread that laws were enacted in Rome, Baghdad and Alexandria proclaiming that spice adulteration was punishable by death. The demand for spices made the Arabian spice traders secretive about the source and method of transportation in order to protect the valuable commodity. So for some time there was a virtual monopoly in spice trade.
In 1295 AD Marco Polo, Venetian explorer, travelled to the Far East and the island chains in the Pacific. He gave a traveler's personal account of his trips to the Orient and more significantly the sources of spices grown in Eastern countries — China, India, Ceylon, Borneo and volcanic islands of the Indian and Pacific oceans. Marco Polo inspired men to find land and sea routes to the exotic lands he described in his book and Venice gained a corner on the spice trade.
The Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama went to India in search of trade routes and the spice-producing regions in 1499 since Spain and Portugal were not happy to pay the high price that Venice demanded for spices. Christopher Columbus returned from the New World at about the same time, and he described to his patron investors the many, then unknown, spices available there.
Sea voyages were dangerous and medical care while on sea was primitive. Unmindful of this, many adventurers braved the dangers and sailed into the unknown sea. Some survived and many perished. The most successful expedition was carried out by Magellan from 1519-23 who finally charted the route to the Spice Islands from Spain, though he himself was killed in an uprising in Philippine waters. The remaining explorers of the Magellan expedition reached New Guinea where cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, pepper and other spices grow in profusion. The number of sailors who returned to Spain dwindled from five ships and 265 sailors to one vessel and 18 sailors. Finally, at substantial cost to themselves, they had discovered the Spice Route.
With the discovery of the new world and the Americas came new spices, including allspice, bell and chili peppers, vanilla and chocolate. Although new settlers brought herbs to North America, before 1750 it was thought that you could not grow plants or trees outside of their native habitat. This belief kept the spice trade profitable well into the 19th century.
We are fortunate to have the modern methods of transportation and communication shrinking the global boundaries and giving us access to the spices of our choice at reasonable prices, considering the mortal peril one had to endure to procure them in the past.
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Outsourcing and globalization have placed huge challenges on manufacturers. Most OEMs have been able to resort only to inbound inspections, strict T&Cs, or supplier plant inspection tours. However, these are mostly retrospective activities, which result in costly reworks and manufacturing delays if products don't meet standards. It is one thing—and not an easy thing—to attempt visibility in logistics processes,1 but quite another to have visibility into operations in far-flung plants. Manufacturing solutions for the cloud have been slower to adopt. A few firms like Plex Systems, NetSuite's Manufacturing Edition and now InfinityQS are breaking the rules and providing that visibility required to assure high availability of information and quality assurance for operations in global manufacturing.
I recently met with InfinityQS's CEO Michael A. Lyle and Ed Van Rens, Demand Generation Manager, at InfinityQS and got some great insights on their evolution to a fully functional cloud quality solution. We had been followers of the evolution of their ProFicient solutions for a long time. A while back they launched a version for small manufacturing: a cloud version enabling the small and midsized firms to embrace quality solutions but without the big upfront investment in tech. After all, implementing quality processes in itself can be a big leap forward, requiring a lot of process change, elimination of paper processes, and data rigor.
Turns out, though, that larger companies wanted a deeper solution in the cloud, too (and smaller firms wanted to grow into more functionality— read Small Companies have Big Company Needs ). Thus, ProFicient 5. What is interesting about this solution is not the cloud access, so much, but the ability to now provide the multi-site, high availability capability to peer into the floor operations of these outsourced processes. Large customers like Cooper Tire and ConAgra to small companies like Trek and Ben & Jerry's2 can all embrace this more advanced approach to managing locally and globally (see Figure 1).
We consistently hear about the quality issues, especially coming from contract manufactures, regarding low cost operations. Yet using these low-cost approaches as an option to reach global markets and reduce cost is not going away. The alternative is to bring them up to standard. This requires not only technology access, but designing processes that are implementable and maintainable.
Designing a process and then operationalizing/automating it used to be two separate tasks. But today users can expect more 'live' workflow, using the workflow not just as a static tool to design processes, but also using it as part of the actual operational monitoring. This can be an easier approach than looking at lots of control charts, for many users. The ability then to drill-in, drill-across into the location or work center can occur (see Figure 2).
Many Asian operation and outsource partners are still 'low tech.' We still can't expect the low-cost manufacturing to have ultra connectivity and make intense investments. So providing methodologies to get them connected from the OEM or headquarters with a cloud solution that they can tap into is important. Technologies like wifi and mobile are readily available, but the investments in large servers, etc. are difficult and require onsite IT. So providing an array of data input devices and sensors that can provide input to the cloud can help users leap over the low tech environments in these plants. One of InfinityQS customers—a good example of connecting low tech in a big way—is a bicycle manufacturer with plants in Taiwan and China, in which, through the cloud, they can monitor activities, reducing errors, reducing scrap and improving manufacturing production efficiencies.
Disconnects between management reporting and operational execution. Here is another challenge in visibility. Needs at each level in the organization are different—process control at the line level vs. strategic decision making about plants, capital investments, at the executive level. Many companies have resorted to purchasing a variety of solutions to address these challenges. But system to system integration can reduce the timeliness and the ability to drill into the 'why things are happening.' Real-time monitoring probably needs to be part of the reporting/BI capabilities at all levels. The ProFicient OEE dashboard addresses that kind of fusion from shop floor to executive floor.
With more pressure being exerted by consumers and government for companies to adhere to high quality product standards as well as manufacturing's own concerns about quality and reliability, getting connected to and maintaining visibility of end-to-end operations is a must. This was out of reach even for the largest companies. There are just so many end-points to connect to, just so many training classes to conduct.
Cloud technology that leverages local data collection methods seems like the breakthrough we need to finally get us the visibility we required. Manufacturing cloud solutions are a truly positive option for all company sizes to consider. With the profusion of sensors and wireless everywhere, the granular source data 'has a place to go' to ultimately provide that needed immersion in operations wherever they are occurring.


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Welcome to our Emirates Stakes Day form. We picking 5 from 8 last night at Cranbourne on top and hopefully we can pick at least three today to have us ahead and bring in a Quaddie. We went painfully close earlier in the week to a large payout and are absolutely due. As always, we hope our form matches your own and gives you the confidence to back the horses you like. Good luck and happy punting!
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Crack A Roadie: Very big win first up at Moonee Valley coming from the back of the field in a fairly slowly run race. Just got there at the end and should be suited by the longer straight today.
Excites Zelady: Won nicely in Adelaide first up in 2YO grade in a fairly run race from midfield being blocked for a run. Should run gamely today.
Shamus Award: Ran on well after jumping awkwardly and not being the most settled horse the whole race. Needs to find a few lengths on that previous run but does look to have ability.
Direct Charge: Improved last start but first up run wasn't suited by the straight track and happy to be against him here today.
Citations: Nicely breed colt out of the Snowden yard. Ran a little fast first up and died on his run. Could run well today but will be better suited taking a sit.
Wouldnt It Be Nice: Got away poorly first up and did a bit of work to get into position. Boxed on well but didn't have the class that day. Maybe more suited by this straight track.
Gracious Prospect: First starter out of the Hayes yard with no breeding background. Market your only guide on this one.
Il Cavallo: First starter for Moody stable who won by 4L in a trial. Looks to be a very good horse and could win today. Interesting that Melham is getting the ride on this one and not Bossy.
Mahican: First starter who hasn't had a trial for Moody stable with Boss booked for the ride. No breeding information to go from but is a More Than Ready colt. If the money comes, should run very well.
Scot Free: First run with Oliver on board. Never like to see a horse with blinkers first up, tells me the horse has issues and is a big chance to play up and hang. No breeding to go off, market only guide.
Diva Dee: Unlucky last start to lose to Crack A Roadie by 0.1L at the valley. Looked good that day and could improve. Big issue is that she is up 0.5kg while Crack A Roadie is down 0.5kg. 1kg turn around is hard to overcome.
Strike the Stars: Second up run was solid but still 3.5L off. Seems to be suited by longer distances than this (looking for 2000m+) and will struggle to win at the distance. Has the ability to go close.
Flat Chat: Two runs this prep have been very poor. Can't see him winning on those two runs.
Galah: Very short priced favourite today after not winning in the last two preps, Galah certainly has the ability but will certainly be tested today. Won 1 from 4 at this distance. Did run on nicely last start but will need to improve again today to win. Big question mark.
Morant: He just gets too far back in races. Keeps running on strongly and will be suited b the 1600m on a pace more suiting him than last start. Big chance today.
Why Not: A hard horse to place. 3 months off after coming over from Europe where he won three races in a row in similar distances. Could be the one to beat.
Good Value: Strong win over Kutchinsky last start at Bendigo in stronger class and meets him 2kg worse off today. Never won at the track is a big issue but should run well.
Muirfield: Has never won in this class from 7 attempts but has won 2 of 3 first up. Run last start was fairly average and is up in class today on equal weights. Should improve up in distance but may be looking for longer.
Kutchinsky: Good run first up. Only won 1 from 10 at track and 2 from 20 in class. Also, never won at distance. The first up run does tell us he should run out this distance and be there at the end but will need to improve on previous run.
Studley Park: On previous form no chance today.
I Feel Good: Wasn't good enough last start in the city. Returned well in the bush first two runs this prep but needs to find an extra leg today.
Strategy: Happy to be against Galah here today. Hasn't shown enough the last few starts. Morant 1.5 units Each way and 0.75 units Why Not to win.
Turnitup: Ran poorly last start behind Sertorius and was outclassed. On form last prep can go close today but off 59kg will find it hard today. Never missed a place from 7 goes at distance.
Sertorius: Meets Mourinho 2kg better off today after beating him by 2.8L last start. Has won all four races this prep including last start in harder company. Won by moree than 1.3L in all starts. Biggest issue is that he has never won at the 2000m before and never raced at Flemington.
Hoylonny: 0 wins from 3 starts in this class previously. Has been very progressive this prep and won the last four starts against some decent horses up in Sydney. Will be suited by the long straight and get a very nice ride from barrier 3. Handles any ground and is weighted nicely.
Module: Ran on strongly last start in the Horsham Cup and is down 1.5kg today. IS suited by the distance and will run well. The question is if he is good enough, on previous form lines, he normally just finds one too good for him.
Destiny's Kiss: 3 wins 2 places from 6 at distance but is 0 wins from 2 at class. Is a very good horse with a win over Garud five runs back and close second to Bianmick four back. Blocked for runs last start at Moonee Valley, could go close today.
Keep Cool: Very poor last start and happy to be on others after that run.
Pacino: Doesn't have the ability anymore to be a city class horse sadly and should be safely held today.
Canonized: Ignore last start and look to previous runs. Has the ability to go close today but has never run the distance before. Weighted nicely.
Henshaw: Outclassed on previous runs.
Strategy: A race of two horses for us. Sertorius has been in fine form and should continue his winning ways. The big danger is Hoylonny. Sertorius 4 units to win and 1 unit Hoylonny as a saver.
Academus: Decided to break it's maiden first up and did it with ease. Obviously up in class here today but considering how close he went in G2 and G1 behind SIzzling, is one of the big hopes. Suited by the distance and from barrier 10 shouldn't be an issue getting in.
Dances On Stars: Good run from last behind Famous Seamus last start and has form lines around Academus. Needs to improve.
Limes: Was a very brave run last start at Caulfield running a fairly good pace up front and getting run down in the final 200m. Al Aneed came out last start and didn't produce and previous form Pronto Pronto hasn't done anything either. Up 3kg today so happy to look elsewhere.
Boban: Didn't show enough at Caulfield first up this prep to suggest he can carry the weight and win.
Chosen Moment: Ran well first two starts this prep and will be suited more by the straight track today. Could go very close today.
Haussmann: Very good first up behind Hidden Warrior at Moonee Valley. Has run well at Flemington before. Can win.
Generalife: Great run last start at Caulfield behind Snitzerland and looks nicely weighted today. Can put down big sectionals.
Magnier: Ran a strong race behind Genteel and has form behind Lankan Rupee. Can run well again today but is a question mark at 1400.
Eximius: Has been progressive last two starts but does look to a little outclassed today. Seems more suited to the shorter straights even though won first up at Flemington. Suspect better also over the 1000m.
Essay Raider: A big forgive run last start. Didn't get away well and went far back. Will be given every chance today at Flemington. Needs to be given a much better ride today but has the times to win.
Timely Truce: Comes into this race with some decent form likes after Sheza Single Girl ran on well this week in a much classier race. Could go close to winning.
Cool God: Not sure how to place him today. Up in class and should run well but suspect needs a lesser grade race.
Gold Medals: Strong win first up this prep but would need to find 5 lengths today.
Lampedusa: Good win first up start to finish. Down 3.5kg and should go from the front. On times has the ability but would like to see another start.
Strategy: One of the hardest races of the day with some fairly classy horses all with chances. The form of Academus looks the best in the race with Essay Raider a big chance if improves from that poor first run in Melbourne. 2 units Academus 1 unit Essay Raider and 0.75 units Haussmann Saver.
Buffering: Failed last time out at Moonee Valley in what ended out being a slowly run 1200m. He didn't look great in the yard and was always too short. Looks to be over the odds today especially if you forgive that run.
Temple of Boom: Last win was in a Group 1 with 57kg on his back. Has 3 wins from 7 at track but is 1 place from 5 starts at this class. Looks slightly outclassed with this field today on last two runs.
Spirit of Boom: Running well this prep going close all four starts each time with something going wrong. Has never won from 4 goes at this track and we would be surprised to see Spirit win today in this class and on this weight.
Ready to Rip: 1 win from 1 start at track and distance so will handle the straight. Will take a sit which will be suited and push late. Ignore last start when didn't fire and look to previous runs.
Mental: Was very strong first up this prep taking the short way through on the rails at Moonee Valley. Will take a sit and be pushing in the final 400m to win. Could go close.
Tiger Tees: Won in Group 3 company first up and went close the previous two starts. Needs to find a few more lengths which probably aren't there on form.
Bel Sprinter: Hard to place him today. Ended up being passed by quite a few last start and previous run failed on the straight. Happy to avoid again.
Fontelina: Big win first up on the straight. Up 4.5kg is a big issue today making him 3.5kg worse off vs Spirit of Boom today who was 0.2L off. Will be progressive today but suspect will be held at the weights.
Howmuchdoyouloveme: Last start was an absolute forgive run. Has the ability to win this race very well but does seem to be harshly weighted in this WFA class at 58.5kg.
Sea Siren: Won 3 of last four starts including races in front of Buffering. Won 5 from 6 at distance. Big question if she will handle the straight but is certainly the one to beat.
Hallowell Belle: Wasn't the worst last start at Moonee Valley but had her chance. Is a big price considering win two back in very fast time sitting out the front on the straight over the 1200m.
Satin Shoes: Outclassed here today but will put in a strong run.
Lone Rock: Outclassed on previous runs.
Fire Thunderbolt: Not the worst in the race today. Down 3kg and will be running on very well. Hopefully sits closer to the front today. Will be game but suspect can't win in this class.
Snitzerland: Hard to place in this race. Didn't seem to handle the Flemington straight as well as you would expect against Stralia four back and then last start went well but didn't go as fast as you expected. Off 51.5kg, does rate into this race but will need to still improve from last run.
Strategy: Really keen on Snitzerland at the price. Has every chance off the weight. Sea Siren will most likely win but Snitz will be coming hard. 2 Units Sea Siren to win and 0.5 units Sniterzland to win and 2 units to place.
Fat Al: Big win last start off 52kg. Now back to 58kg today and looks much harder to have. Ran a massive 1:34.5 last start so will certainly be there at the end but looks harshly treated by weights.
Happy Trails: Back to 1600m today and down 1kg from the weight that he beat Green Moon on at Moonee Valley over the distance. Will be running on and expect to see him there all the way. A winning chance.
Playing God: Strong horse who hasn't shown the best form this prep. Will struggle and hasn't won for over a year.
Solzhenitsyn: Ignore last start, seems to be better with a longer straight and will find it today. Speed maps nicely and down 1kg from last start. Does seem a little harshly treated by weights today up 6kg from two back win in Group 1 but has every chance today. Won 3 from 5 at distance.
Wall Street: Surprisingly good run first up 2.5L behind Fawkner. Can't win today unless improves a fair bit BUT should be contesting in this race today.
Ambidexter: looked average at best last start behind Silent Achiever. 1kg better off on Fat Al today and can turn the tide. Has the ability but has never won at 1600m from 4 starts which is an issue.
He's Remarkable: Runs well at this distance and has 1 win from 1 go at Flemington. Form behind Shez Sinsational and King Mufahasa in New Zealand which are solid. Has to improve today but does look cherry ripe to win this.
Secret Admirer: Disappointing to not win last start but showed big improvement. Looks outclassed today but will run well.
Fawkner: Simply brilliant this prep winning all three starts at Flemington. Up to 1600m and has won 4 from 5 at distance and 5 from 7 at track. In career best form and will get a pace to suit. Barrier 3 gives a good speed map also. Won four starts from four on heavy/slow so wet won't be an issue.
Rolling Pin: A very poor run last start at Flemington when sitting further back than needed and only running on fairly. Back to the 1600m which is more suitable than 1200m and 2kg better off on Fat Al is a big chance today at odds.
Yosei: Can't have in this race. Doesn't rate well and 9 runs at Flemington for 1 place. 1 win from 13 starts at distance.
Pear Tart: Hasn't shown enough this prep. Needs to improve 3-4 lengths today to have a chance.
Smokin' Joey: Disappointing loss at Sale last start. Looks nicely weighted today but hasn't finished within 3.5L this prep at this type of class.
Spirit Song: Poorly weighted last start but much better weighted today. Meets Solzhenitsyn 3.5kg better off today which is a positive. 1 win from 1 at the track so does like Flemington and has never missed a place at this distance. Always rides on well and will be riding well again today.
Free Wheeling: Didn't appreciate the up in distance with the very heavy pace and was outclassed by Fawkner. Meets 0.5kg better off today but still seems outclassed here today.
Silent Achiever: A very game win in front of some very genuine chances in the Emirates Stakes. Form could be franked. Will appreciate the distance increase to 2000m and has won 3 from 4 at distance. Down in grade today and weighted nicely. Should be hard to beat.
Midnight Martini: A very nice win two back at Cranbourne but was outperformed last start at Moonee Valley. On weights, looks harshly treated against the fav today.
Crafty Irna: Big win last start over the 2400m and comes into this race today with a big chance. Will take a sit closer to the front today like last start from barrier 2 and looks weighted nicely. Big chance.
Full Of Spirit: Looks outclassed today but is 1 win from 1 at distance. Does have a late swoop.
Lake Sententia: Big 5L win at Moonee Valley and won three of last four before that in lesser classes. Very progressive horse and weighted nicely today. Could test the favourite.
Manila Jewel: 6 starts for no win at course. Has been going backwards form wise recently and looks outclassed.
Khandallah: Good previous form but can't win on last starts 5L behind Lake Sententia.
Rock Hit: Ran Poorly last start. Looks outclassed here today.
Strategy: Silent Achiever was brave last start with a wide run at Moonee Valley but could have been beaten by 2-3 others in the race blocked for runs etc. Crafty Irna was equally as brave last start and won a very strong race. Very happy to back here today. Crafty Irna 2 units each way.
Lost In the Moment: never won over this distance but is a very classy horse. Last win was nearly two years ago. Has the ability tow in today.
Shahwardi: Big win last start over the 2400m and suspect he will sit a little further forward today from barrier 5. Never won on slow if that is what we get today. Very strong in the markets.
Moudre: On previous two runs can't win.
Folding Gear: Put in a super run in the Caulfield Cup and comes into this race today strongly. Has the ability to win but has never placed from 3 starts at track.
Tanby: A nice horse who was lucky to win two back. Will run a solid race again but needs to improve again today.
The Verminator: Big run last start behind Crafty Irna and could improve on that run again today. Could go close.
Ironstein: Disappointing not to win last start. Just keeps putting in solid runs and expect him to figure into this race again.
Lightinthenite: Looks outclassed today. Never run this distance and suspect will be found out at weights.
Vatuvei: Big run and win at Moonee Valley. Looking for this type of distance and will run on strongly again today.
Excluded: Injured during the race which resulted in the horse not running well. Can't figure out why they have gone back in the race the last two races and hope they decide to sit further forward today. Has the ability to win today. Meets Shahwardi 1.5kg better off today.
Puissance De Lune: Absolutely super win last start at Bendigo over the 2400m in a course best time. Weighted equally today and is the one to beat. Will be hard for any of these to pass.
Dare to Dream: Slowly away and disappointed for run behind Kelinni who ran 4th in the Melbourne Cup seems like decent form lines. Can go close today.
Streaky Fella: Outclassed today but does go well at these distances.
Strategy: Take Puissance De Lune out of the race and there are four to five big chances. Absolutely super run in record time last start and if produces close to that run simply just wins. 5 units to win Puissance De Lune.
Launay: Ran ok last start but doesn't look fit enough to win today leading all the way off 58kg. Needs to have improved.
Instinction: Big win last start off a fairly hefty pace at track. Form is sound and will continue to run well. Big chance.
Utah Saints: Game last start and will be game again today. Just not good enough here.
Chasse: never won first up but is a very game horse. Just keeps running on and on and on. 57kg seems fair. Seems to be wanting the 2000m trip. Back when up in distance, not today.
Testacana: Best run all prep 2 back. More suited to Caulfield than Flemington and nothing in the weight department helping today. Happy to be against.
Shamardashing: Put in some good runs last start but needs to have improved on today. Never won first up and only once at this distance. Looking for longer.
Tokugawa: Good win three back but ever since has been competing in much harder class. Looks much better suited today and can run well.
Down Under Boy: Has won at this distance before including last win at Course and distance over a year ago. Has won first up but certainly needs to produce a career best run.
Snow Cover: Suited by this distance but off first up run can't win today. Didn't show enough at all in much easier grade.
Under The Hat: Took us a while chasing this guy last start but he finally got us a win. Won twice at this distance and twice second up. Has the ability to win today so don't discount.
Hot Spin: Not good enough this prep to win today but may have been wanting this distance. Most likely is just a throw at the stumps.
Berenger: Goes about his business like a horse should. Never won in class or at Flemington but last start effort looked nice. A very small chance today.
Strategy: Hard to go past Instinction after that last up win and the form lines out of that Moment of Change race have been holding up. Under The Hat if trained on will be hard to beat also. 2.5 Units Instinction 1 unit Under The Hat.
A number of chances in this race but Benedictus on the previous runs looks to be the one to beat. Weighted to win today. Golden Sunshine went big first up at Maiden class. Will go close again.
Cantonese is the one to beat here today and off 56kg after claim. Losing to Hoylonny last start isn't something to be disappointed with from last start. Kukri will be the one to beat.
Better races to look at.
Ignore last start of Mon Soleil and look to previous runs. Will sit further forward today and be there at the end at a very good price.
Two clear chances for us in this race. The first is Specific Choice. Super fast 1300m time last start beaten by a very good horse in Rebel Dane. Will go close again today. Maluti is the other at a good price with a big chance. Weighted well today from barrier 1. Ran a very strong 1400m last start 0.2L behind Medusas Miss who ran a very good 3rd this week in much harder company at Flemington.
Hard race with a number of chances. Pentasia can go close on previous form. River of Salvation has strong form lines last prep behind the likes of Als Gold and Grey Assignment. The runner to watch the most is Leviosa. Back in class big time second up and down to 55kg after claim. Won 3 placed 4 from 8 in class and won 4 placed 4 from 10 at distance.
Two big chances coming out of the same race in Euphorbia and Rose of Scotland. Rose of Scotland 2kg better off today and should be coming hard at the line.
Crazy prices are available for a runner in this race with a big chance. Paramount Pete ran 0.8L behind Snitsky three runs back and then 0.3L second to Nat King Cu last start on a slowly run race coming from near the back. Can go very close today at massive odds.
In his exclusive Betfair preview, Dominic Beirne notes that his personal best rating in his past two preparations have been fourth up and that his potential rating is enough to win a lower-rated renewal of the Emirates.
Dominic Beirne thinks he'll cross with The Verminator, be ridden off the pace and "be too strong for them again" after smashing the 2400m track record in the Bendigo Cup last start.
Silent Achiever is well under the odds in the Matriarch and Dominic Beirne has identified Midnight Martini, Crafty Irna and Lake Sententia as the ones to back around her.
He's a Group Three winner at the track and distance and accounts for two thirds of early money matched on the race and has been $3.70 in to $2.70.


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Кристофер Чаллис (; род. 18 марта 1919 — 31 мая 2012) — английский кинооператор.

Биография
Родился 18 марта 1919 года в районе Кенсингтон, Лондон. Карьеру кинооператора начал в 1947 году. В 1964 году получил свою первую номинацию на премию BAFTA за лучшую операторскую работу в фильме «Победители». В следующий раз его номинировали в 1966 году за фильм «Воздушные приключения», а в 1967 году он стал лауреатом премии за фильм «Арабеска». Последнюю номинацию Чаллис получил в 1978 году за операторскую работу в фильме «Бездна».

Был одним из основателей Британского общества кинооператоров и их президентом с 1962 по 1964 год.

Умер 31 мая 2012 года в городе Бристоль.

Избранная фильмография
  — Сказки Гофмана / The Tales of Hoffmann (реж. Майкл Пауэлл, Эмерих Прессбургер)
  — Женевьева / Genevieve (реж. Генри Корнелиус)
  — Потопить «Бисмарк» / Sink the Bismarck! (реж. Льюис Гилберт)
  — Корабли викингов / The Long Ships (реж. Джек Кардифф)
  — Победители / The Victors (реж. Карл Форман)
  — Выстрел в темноте / A Shot In The Dark (реж. Блейк Эдвардс)
  — Воздушные приключения / Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 hours 11 minutes (реж. Кен Эннакин)
  — Арабеска / Arabesque (реж. Стэнли Донен)
  — Двое на дороге / Two for the road (реж. Стэнли Донен)
  — Лестница / Staircase (реж. Стэнли Донен)
  — Частная жизнь Шерлока Холмса / The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (реж. Билли Уайлдер)
  — Мария — королева Шотландии / Mary, Queen of Scots (реж. Чарльз Джэрротт)
  — Маленький принц / The Little Prince (реж. Стэнли Донен)
  — Бездна / The Deep (реж. Питер Йетс)
  — Ураган с Навароне / Force 10 From Navarone (реж. Гай Хэмилтон)
  — Спасите «Титаник» / S.O.S. Titanic (реж. Уильям Хэйл)
  — Зло под солнцем / Evil Under the Sun (реж. Гай Хэмилтон)
  — Совершенно секретно! / Top Secret! (реж. Джим Абрахамс, Джерри Цукер, Дэвид Цукер)

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Greg Cipes Biography, Career, Age, Height, Affairs & Net Worth
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Greg Cipes Biography
Greg Cipes was born on January 04, 1980, in Coral Springs, Florida, United States. He is an American actor, voice actor, and musician. Similarly, he is well-recognized as a cast member of the reality TV series Twentyfourseven in 2006 and for providing his voice in numerous animated series and films.
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Greg Cipes started his career as an actor appearing in the medical drama series MDs in 2002, Gilmore Girls, Peacemakers, among others. He also started his voice acting career providing a voice for Beast Boy in the animated superhero series Teen Titans from 2003 to 2006. Similarly, he started providing voices for characters in numerous films and TV series such as Ben 10: Alien Force, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Ultimate Spider-Man, The Legend of Korra, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Star vs. the Forces of Evil, and Milo Murphy's Law.
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Imagine putting our a small collection of your songs with little fanfare and within a week having everyone from ?uestlove, Phonte, Talib Kweli and even Prince singing your praises? That's what happened to King, the Los Angeles musical trio of sisters Paris and Amber Strother and singer Anita Bias, whose 2011 EP arrived seemingly out of nowhere to international acclaim. Hot off the heels of their new single "Mister Chameleon," New York's about to get a double shot of King this Thursday, August 14th at Le Poisson Rouge and this Sunday, August 17th at Brooklyn's Kings Park as part of the MoCADA Soul of BK Festival. We spoke to King about establishing their kingdom seemingly overnight and the importance of being themselves.
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You've mentioned in other interviews that the name King stems from having complete control over what you do. Has the meaning of that name changed for the three of you over the years?
Paris: I would say the meaning has changed. King was the only name that occurred to us because we knew what we were doing with all our stuff. We wanted to be the rulers of our own musical kingdom. But as time goes on and, even still now, the meaning of the word is still revealing itself to us. There's a lot of decisions you have to make and remind yourself why you named yourself King. It's what we wanted to be and what we needed to be as far as originality goes.
Paris and Amber, you're both sisters and have been your entire lives. How did you first meet Anita?
Paris: We first met really quick for like five seconds at Berkley. It was actually a rehearsal for a mutual friend of ours who had asked both of us to play. I remember when I asked her to sing alone, I stopped everybody and asked her to sing again because it really spoke to me. It was a year or two later when I moved to Los Angeles that we started hanging out and music was born from our hanging out. Amber was here for a visit, and that was the start of everything.
What was the inspiration for your new single "Mister Chameleon?"
Amber: I guess it comes from experiences that we all have in life with people that change a lot.
Anita: Can't quite put a finger on them.
Amber: Right! We all go through experiences whether a love, a friend, communication isn't always there and you can't tell where they're coming from. We wanted to tell that story and kind of keep it fun and light because everybody changes. It was fun to talk about it from our perspective, saying "It's cool you're changing, but we can't be around for that."
You released a live performance of "Mister Chameleon" before you put out the official single version, which is pretty sonically different. Do you find it a challenge to recreate the feeling of playing live in the studio, or are those entirely different entities?
Paris: I feel like they're almost a different animal. With recording, we spend a lot of time meticulously going over it and making sure the song speaks to the instruments we're using. With that [live] video in particular we had different keyboards and vocals and it made it organic in a different way.
Not including your recent collaborations, "Mister Chameleon's" the first King track we've heard since 2013's "In the Meantime." Were both tracks from the same sessions?
Anita: The recording of the album actually spans from about the EP until maybe a year ago, so they've all kind of been in the same family and we've been working on all the songs at the same time.
With the time you've spent working on this new album, which was announced in 2013, has much changed about it in the past year?
Paris: Yeah, we've actually added a few more songs to it to really give people a full picture of who we are. We're really excited to give people the full scope of what we do.
Your free 2011 EP took off as something like a phenomenon. Was there a moment when you realized how much that EP was catching on?
Paris: Day one was actually pretty incredible. Day one, ?uestlove and Phonte had reached out. The next day was LA Weekly. When we put it up, we know something was [very] different. I can never compare anything to that time. It was really incredible.
Amber: People received it so well. We originally put it up for friends and family. We didn't have a big PR campaign to go along with it. We were just putting out music that we really dug. It was a very full circle that something you really enjoyed making with persistence was put out in the world with no real expectations from it, it's really amazing. For all of us, if it would have just been one person expressing that the music helped them smile or laugh or love someone or appreciate something in their life, that would have been enough. To get that from so many people is nothing but amazing. An incredible experience.
Is there any particular response you recall that really stands out?
Paris: A lot of people have said that "The Story" was the catalyst for them to make some big life change. People saying they decided to move from the east coast to the west coast following your song, that kind of stuff's incredible to get back from listeners. That's the whole reason we do it, to inspire people. For them to follow their heart is incredible to us.
Anita, you're originally from Compton, and Paris and Amber, you're from Minnesota. Now that you're all Los Angeles based, has it shaped or change the way you make music?
Amber: This is the interesting thing. I think we're all the sum of our parts, and I think the seasons in Minneapolis and the cultural things happening in Minnesota are always going to be with us, but L.A. is totally different and amazing and it probably furthered our sound a little bit. But, listening back to our music, I can hear our childhood in it.
Paris: Yeah, I think the L.A. vibe here has definitely played a part. It's been really cool to come out here and experience even climate-wise and nature-wise a totally different thing. That in itself and being near the ocean has been inspiring to us. But, like Amber said, wherever we are, we're drawing from what's around us.
How did you first link up with Prince?
Paris: During those first initial weeks after releasing the EP, we got an email asking if we would be interested in opening for him at the LA Forum. That was our introduction, he wound up inviting us to a show in North Carolina where we had a great sit-down with him and got to meet him and chat. He's been awesome.
What's something you learned from working with Prince that you may not have expected from him?
Paris: I would have to say almost everything was new because, growing up and watching an icon like Prince, you're not really sure what he's going to be like personally. But, getting to know him, everything you'd expect and just a little bit different. He's super cool and super awesome, which you would expect. Very open and warm, kind and supportive. When we first came out, he told us we didn't have to change anything and that it was totally cool to be ourselves. That was advice that we stuck with. It's super helpful knowing someone like Prince supports you being as authentically you as you can be.
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The devastation of a fire in your Bridgewater residence quickly brings home how involved the cleanup is. Residues spread everywhere, on all surfaces. The soiling differs from regular dirt and grime, and DIY efforts to clear it away often make it worse. Dozens of tasks face fire remediators, and our experts are familiar with the work needed and use proven strategies to complete the project fast and thoroughly.
When fire damages your Bridgewater home, you might be surprised to note that water and chemical damage are two of the first things to manage. Firefighters leave vast amounts of water and chemicals behind after extinguishing the flames. Water causes considerable damage on its own, and its presence creates a slip and fall risk as well as exposing everyone in the building to electric shock possibilities. Because we are a full-service restoration company, holding multiple certifications from the IICRC our assessment team adds water remediation to the project blueprint as phase one.
SERVPRO assessors inspect all areas of your home and evaluate the types of residues deposited in different places. Dry, ashy soot from burning wood and paper dry sponges and vacuums away. Thick, sticky soot from fabrics, plastics, and electronics smoldering needs a cleanser enhanced with wetting agents and surfactants to loosen the coating, and often agitation to eradicate it. Kitchen fires deposit a thin, smelly layer of protein-based soot, requiring solvents and abrasive tools and action to resolve.
Odors present a challenge, lingering even after SERVPRO removes all the other toxic wastes left by the fire. Our deodorizing technicians follow a detailed protocol to remove and clean any burned item or surfaces still emitting smells. We inspect HVAC systems, cleaning and sealing hard to reach areas if the odor emanates from the air ducts. Technologically advanced equipment like thermal foggers, ozone machines, and hydroxyl generators are useful for eliminating both airborne and settled odor-bearing particles. Each of these approaches changes the chemical makeup of the minute bits of combusted materials still sharing unpleasant odors at a molecular level, neutralizing the smells.
Rely on SERVPRO of Northeast Somerset County to manage all aspects of fire damage remediation fast. Our highly-qualified professionals are available 24/7 by calling (908) 222-2020 immediately after the firefighters leave your home.
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Water loss incidents can affect Bridgewater homes in different ways, but with the fast spread of damages throughout your property, it is a situation that needs addressing quickly and professionally. Without a full understanding of the damage to your home, it can be easy to inadequately clean and dry up saturation and standing water, allowing structural weakening, degradation, and hazardous conditions to persist. Our professionals have advanced detection equipment to get the full scope of the damage to begin thorough and intricate extraction, drying, and cleaning efforts.
Not all water loss events in your Bridgewater home leave standing water throughout the affected areas, but the water damage effects that do exist still require the trained personnel and advanced equipment available to professional restorers like ours. The SERVPRO experts that arrive at your home waste no time in identifying the threats and getting to work on vital mitigation efforts that can reduce restoration time and save our customers money.
While mitigation has many steps, one of the most important when facing water damage threats is drying. We have a broad inventory of recovery equipment including many high-velocity air movers, a variety of dehumidifiers, and even specialized equipment like the Injectidry system. Our SERVPRO Green Fleet stays stocked with these advanced tools and machines so that our professionals can respond to all water loss emergencies at a moment's notice.
Air movers can be a critical component to the drying and recovery of a water-damaged home. With strategic placement based on the location of moisture pockets, these forced air systems can displace moisture with heated air, sending a vapor into the environment. This moisture in the air can get removed and collected by our LGR or desiccant dehumidification equipment also installed throughout the property.
While drying is only a portion of water damage recovery, the more efficient and effective this process is, the less reconstruction and further restoration techniques the property ultimately needs. You can depend on the quick response and expertise of our SERVPRO of Northeast Somerset County professionals to make water loss emergencies "Like it never even happened." Give us a call anytime at (908) 222-2020.
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Fog away that soot smell!
Crew Chief Angel fogs the seating area of the affected theater.
When a local high school's breaker panel malfunctioned and started a fire in the backstage of their theater after hours, SERVPRO was on the scene that night. Luckily the structure was concrete so that was structurally sound, but soot covered that backstage room and the smell of smoke was everywhere.
Our crew followed the SERVPRO-standard procedure of cleaning what sooty material could be removed first and then fogging all areas of the school where the smell had traveled.
Fogging is not a perfume or fragrance to cover unpleasant smells. The fog used in this case reacted with the smoke molecules to break them down and get rid of the smell. There are other fogs formulated for other remediations we perform, such as mold.
Another Successful Continuing Education Class!
Our owner John introducing the class.
SERVPRO of Northeast Somerset County was privileged to have Steve Lyon of the Lyon Consulting Group to come this month and speak to many of the insurance and real estate professionals we work with regarding ethics. The class was held at the beautiful Hilton Garden Inn near our offices in Bridgewater. Steve gave us a very entertaining and informative class. If you're interested in information on our future CE classes, please contact our Marketing Manager Lisa at lisa@SERVPROnesc.com.
The damage that greeted our customer on their return from vacation. If you have a water damage, call SERVPRO at 908-222-2020.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and your team for everything you have done for me and my wife during our time of crisis. …After returning from a vacation I opened the door to my house to find it was literally destroyed from a water leak. … You were at my house shortly thereafter, assessing the damage. You were knowledgeable as to what had to be done, but more importantly very kind and patient with the questions my wife and I had for you. A few hours later you had a team [on site] that started the clean up and drying process of my house. It was reassuring to know that you were there, overseeing the work. Your team was exceptional, in that they were careful with our belongings, but more importantly thoughtful and sympathetic to what we were going through.
I truly hope no one has to go through what my wife and I did, but it is reassuring to know it is people like you and your crew that make it a little easier.
Nobody anticipates damage to their home, but if it unfortunately happens you can count on SERVPRO to respond 24/7 to help you get back to normal as soon as possible. Call us any time at 908-222-2020.
SERVPRO's drying equipment at work after a water damage at the Bernardsville Fire Co. If you need your property dried out, call us at 908-222-2020.
When the Bernardsville Fire Co. has a water problem, they call SERVPRO of Northeast Somerset County!
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SERVPRO of Northeast Somerset County is a proud member of the Somerset County Business Partnership.
SERVPRO® of Northeast Somerset County has been serving the fire, water, mold, and cleaning remediation and restoration needs of Somerset County, NJ since 1999. The owners of SERVPRO, John and Blake Zoephel, are very conscious of the need and responsibility to preserve our environment starting locally. Lisa Hirschmann, our Marketing Manager, is a member of the Somerset County Business Partnership's (SCBP) Sustainable Somerset group, which issued the Green Challenge. The Challenge has been a great opportunity to review our day-to-day procedures in our Bridgewater office and on our job sites, to make sure we are doing everything we can to have a positive impact on the environment. The detailed Challenge questions guided us to focus on all aspects of sustainability.
The new ideas and initiatives of the SCBP Green Challenge will continue to be integrated into our job flow. SERVPRO realizes our responsibility as a locally owned business to operate aware of our effect on the environment. With the leadership of the SCBP and participation of our fellow small businesses, we are excited for the future success of the Green Challenge and its positive impact on Somerset County.
If you are a local business that is interested in participating, see the Sustainable Somerset Green Challenge.
For your commercial and residential fire, water, mold, and cleaning remediation and restoration needs, contact SERVPRO 24 hours a day at 908-222-2020.
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Here in New Jersey it looks like the temperatures are finally (hopefully!) on the rise. That means it's time to start thinking about spring cleaning. The Institute for Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is a professional organization from which all our crew members have certification. The IICRC has some great recommendations that can be used for cleaning or maintaining any commercial or residential property.
The most obvious are areas near entrances to the outside, but dirt can also accumulate where flooring changes, such as from carpet to hardwood or tile. Cooking oil, pet dander, and dust mites are also common issues. Thoroughly vacuum all high-traffic areas and frequently-used rooms.
To keep your carpets clean, keep your other floors clean as well to discourage dirt from being tracked from one surface to the next. Disposable cleaning pads or reusable mops or microfiber pads should all be followed by rinsing to remove residue.
Using the wrong solvent, temperature, or even water on some materials can result in more issues than those caused by the original stain. If you are unsure, call in SERVPRO and we can clean and assess almost every kind of upholstery. For more information, see Carpets and Upholstery Cleaning.
No matter how thick your carpet, it is likely hiding a good deal of dust, dirt, and oily residues. As with upholstery, the wrong treatment of stains can cause more issues, particularly if left for long periods of time. SERVPRO will use our years of professional knowledge to assess the individual needs of your carpets and rugs. The IICRC recommends a deep clean every year.
In the winter, heavy snow or expanding ice can cause damage that is only apparent once it has begun to melt (as in the situation we took care of at this local Hillborough church). Check walls and ceilings for stains, and don't forget areas like the basement or attic that you only rarely see. You want to take care of moisture issues before they become mold issues.
If you do find moisture you want to consult a contractor or structural engineer to ensure the source has been stopped, then call SERVPRO to come in and make sure everything is dry and remove materials damaged beyond repair (see Building and Reconstruction Services). If the situation has progressed to mold, we are also highly experienced in mold remediation. See Mold Remediation and Restoration for more information.
The season change is always a good time to assess the state of your HVAC system, whether it might need a checkup by a HVAC professional or a thorough duct cleaning. SERVPRO is certified to do duct cleaning and has experience in everything from small houses to large commercial spaces. Many factors affect how frequently they need to be cleaned, but the IICRC recommends about every three years. For more information, see about SERVPRO's Air Duct and HVAC Cleaning.
Our professionally trained and licensed SERVPRO cleaning technicians would be happy to help you with any or all of these projects. Call us today at 908-222-2020.
Production Technician Wilber extracting water from the carpet.
Snow and ice can cause damage after the storm has passed.
Once snow builds up on a roof, the weight can stress the structure and create openings. Heat can escape through cracks and melt the snow, causing water to leak down into the house. In another situation, the snow remains frozen at the time, but once the weather warms, melting snow will begin to leak. Depending on the size of the opening, the amount of snow present, and the location of the damage, there can be anything from one ceiling spot to water travelling down inside the walls, affecting upper and lower floors. Ceilings, walls, floors, and contents can all be affected, and it is important to stop the source as soon as possible by removing the snow and fixing the roof damage. As soon as the source is stopped, SERVPRO will be on site to remove the water and save as much of the affected structure and contents as possible.
After an early February snowstorm, a church in Hillsborough, NJ, discovered a leak in their classroom ceiling. Their roof had recently been replaced and the contractor had to return to shovel some of the snow off the over-stressed structure. As soon as the source of the leak (the snow) had been removed, their facilities manager called SERVPRO of Northeast Somerset County. Once we were on site our crew got to work assessing what had been affected using our moisture meters.
The affected section of the ceiling had to be removed due to water staining. Part of the walls were too wet to be saved and once removed allowed access to the structure. We extracted the water from and sanitized the carpet. We then put our drying equipment, air movers and dehumidifiers, in place for a few days. When we returned, all the affected area was dry.
With our fast storm response and using our quick and thorough drying process, we were able to save the carpet and most of the structure. Finally, we removed the equipment and cleaned and deodorized the carpet. With that, the church was able to resume use of the room.
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The Man Behind the Ship: Hondius the Cartographer
Why we made a sixteenth-century cartographer our new ship's namesake
We at Oceanwide Expeditions are pretty fond of exploration, explorers, maps, and mapmakers. Maybe you've noticed.
Combine this penchant with the fact that we're a Netherlands-based company, and it's not too surprising that we tend to name our vessels after famous Dutch and Flemish cartographers: Plancius, Ortelius, and our recently launched Hondius, the world's first-registered Polar Class 6 cruise vessel.
But who was the man behind the ship, and why does he deserve such posthumous recognition? We decided to crack our history books…
Joost de Hondt, also known as Jodocus Hondius
Once upon a time, Belgium's international reputation went far beyond chocolates, diamonds, and beautiful medieval cities. During the Age of Discovery, which lasted from roughly the 15th through 17th centuries, the kingdom produced many of the world's most skilled craftsmen, navigators, and cartographers.
One of these was Jodocus Hondius, the Latinized version of his Flemish name, Joost de Hondt, an engraver and mapmaker who lived from 1563 to 1612.
Portrait of Jodocus Hondius by Henricus Hondius II [Public domain]
Hondius resided in Ghent for much of his early life, but moved to London in 1584 and later to Amsterdam along with many of Belgium's skilled Protestants around the time the ports of Bruges, Antwerp, and Ghent were falling to Catholic Spain.
While in England, Hondius established himself as one of the forerunning cartographers of his day, playing a key role in the promotion of work by explorer Francis Drake and fellow cartographer Johannes Janssonius.
By the time Hondius moved to Amsterdam in 1593, the Dutch town had grown from a relatively small port to a bustling center of international trade, a transformation that had happened virtually overnight with the influx of Protestant professionals leaving Spanish-held Flanders.
Hondius's most popular works during this time were his early maps of Europe and the New World.
But he was also instrumental in promoting the maps of Gerard Mercator, a Belgian geographer and fellow mapmaker whose work had been undeservedly overlooked after the publication of Abraham Ortelius's Theatrum Orbis Terrarum.
Gerardus Mercator & Jodocus Hondius. Gerardus Mercator [Public domain]
Hondius republished nearly forty of Mercator's maps, drawing several himself but nonetheless giving Mercator full credit as author. These new editions were enormously successful.
After he died in Amsterdam at 48 years old, Hondius's publishing work was continued by his widow and two sons, Henricus and Jodocus II. They were joined by Hondius's son-in-law, Johannes Janssonius, who actually inspired the name of our newest ship, due in 2021.
Because of his work, Hondius not only helped establish Amsterdam as the center of 17th-century European cartography, but more importantly advanced human awareness of the known world – something we're also trying to do in our own way.
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