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← Evan Chandler's 1996 lawsuit against Michael Jackson
Jason Francia →
Ray Chandler's Subpoena in 2004
Evan's brother, Ray Chandler
The 1994 settlement between Michael Jackson and the Chandler family forbade the signing parties from speaking to the media and/or publicly about the allegations. However, book publisher, Judith Regan disclosed to SiriusXM radio the fact that Evan's brother, Raymond Chandler was shopping a book to her shortly after the settlement was signed:
"I received a call from Jordan's uncle. He wanted to do a book in which he would describe in detail the allegation of molestation against Michael Jackson. So I asked him how he proposed to do this given the fact that the Chandlers had actually signed a confidentiality agreement and taken $20mln. And he said that Jordan's father had given him all the information he needed for the book and he believed he was outside the bounds of the Confidentiality agreement because he would be the author. At the time I had the impression that the Chandlers were brazen opportunists and I found the entire proposal by the uncle to be distasteful. They enter a Confidentiality agreement and before the ink is even dry they are shopping a deal that violates this agreement?"[1]
That Ray Chandler was indeed shopping a book "within days" after the settlement was signed, is confirmed by none other than Ray Chandler himself in a Motion he filed with the Santa Barbara Court on October 25, 2004. The Motion was filed in response to a subpoena filed by Jackson's defense which will be discussed in detail below. In it, Ray Chandler argued that his intent had always been to disseminate the information he gathered from his brother and nephew, which made him an Investigative Journalist and therefore afforded him the protection of the Shield Law, which would prevent him from being compelled to present his alleged evidence in court. "The California Shield Law provides legal protection for journalists seeking to maintain the confidentiality of an unnamed source or unpublished information obtained during newsgathering."[2]
In support of his claim that he should be protected by the Shield Law Ray Chandler disclosed in that Motion [3; page 8]:
"Within days after Jordan Chandler's civil lawsuit against Michael Jackson was settled in January, 1994, Raymond Chandler traveled to New York City to seek a publisher for the purpose of putting the information he had gathered in the form of a non-fiction book for dissemination to the public. Such intent on the part of Raymond Chandler is evidenced by an article that appeared in the New York Post revealing his contact with a publisher one day after it occurred." [3]
In the article attached to the Motion the publisher named is indeed Judith Regan [3; page 41].
Ray Chandler, in making his claim that he should be protected by the Shield Law states in the Motion that he traveled to Los Angeles "within two days after the Michael Jackson child molestation scandal became public in August of 1993″ [3; page 8] and from late August through December of 1993 lived in the Los Angeles home of Evan and Jordan Chandler with the intent of gathering information about the molestation allegations and then publicly disseminating that information [3; page 13].
Ray Chandler's Motion makes it clear that from the very beginning of the child molestation scandal the Chandlers planned to publish a book about it. Please take note of this fact when you consider the Chandlers' arguments as to why they did not want to testify against Jackson in a criminal court. They claimed they wanted to move on with their lives and not subject Jordan to media spotlight and the scrutiny that would have been unavoidable in a high profile case. They also claimed they received several death threats from Michael Jackson fans and since Los Angeles District Attorney, Gil Garcetti refused to put the family into the Witness Protection Program, they were afraid for their lives.
However, it seems the Chandlers were alright with being in the media spotlight to promote their book and discuss the allegations contained in that book (as opposed to moving on with their lives). They even were apparently willing to accept the risk of potentially being threatened by Michael Jackson fans because of that book and the allegations contained therein, although it was unacceptable to testify in a criminal court and subject themselves to cross-examination about these very allegations.
Ray Chandler eventually published his book entitled All That Glitters in September of 2004 at the height of the media frenzy caused by the Arvizo allegations lodged against Jackson. The book quotes Evan excessively and relies heavily on his account of the events which allegedly occurred in 1993. Ray Chandler also made his rounds in the media in 2003-2005, giving superficial interviews where no hardball questions were asked and appearing in documentaries heavily biased against Jackson. Additionally, he set-up what is now a defunct website specifically about the Chandlers' allegations against Jackson.
The website claimed to have published documents which would "prove" Jackson's guilt but in reality, the documents only re-stated the Chandlers' and their legal representatives' allegations, allegations which were never cross-examined or proven.
Additionally, according to Geraldine Hughes, who was employed as a legal secretary for Barry Rothman, the Chandlers' attorney during the 1993 allegations, some of the documents on Ray Chandler's website even appeared to be forgeries. Case in point, correspondence between Rothman and other parties appearing on the website bear the signature of the parties and initials of the secretary who typed them. However, Geraldine Hughes stated to the MJEOL website that although they bear her initials as the typist, she never typed some of those documents. Additionally, she stated some signatures bore little resemblance to Rothman's and one document was posted unsigned. Hughes told to MJEOL:
"When I review the documents that he [Ray Chandler] has on his website, I am convinced that several of the documents, even though they bear my initials as the typist, I DID NOT TYPE THAT PARTICULAR DOCUMENT. Several of these documents have been manufactured and are not even bearing the correct signature of my attorney Barry Rothman." [4]
Here are the signatures as they appeared on the documents published on Ray Chandler's website:
In addition to Ray Chandler being very active in the media before and during Jackson's 2005 trial, he also appeared in several interviews in and around 1998 in connection with a lawsuit his brother, Evan brought against Jackson regarding the 1995 Diane Sawyer interview [for details see the previous chapter].
It should be noted that the only Chandler ever to testify in a court and be subjected to cross-examination regarding their allegations against Michael Jackson was Jordan's mother, June Chandler. On April 11, 2005 June Chandler testified as a prosecution witness in regards to the time her son spent with Jackson in 1993. June Chandler was asked about the details of the legal proceedings afterwards but during the trial she never testified that she witnessed molestation or any inappropriate touching. She also told the court that she had not seen Jordan for 11 years. (Jordan legally emancipated himself from both of his parents in 1995.)
The rest of the Chandler family, including Jordan himself, never testified against Jackson in a court of law and were never cross-examined. As we discuss in detail in our article about The Settlement, only a civil case can be settled out of court and no settlement can prohibit any party from testifying in a criminal court. In actuality, in 1994 the criminal investigation went on even after the settlement and the prosecution tried hard to convince the Chandlers to testify in a criminal court and though they could have they were unwilling. In actuality, Santa Barbara Disttrict Attorney, Thomas Sneddon even extended the statue of limitations in the Chandler case, so Jordan Chandler could have decided to testify against Jackson in a criminal court basically at any time he had wanted, but he was unwilling. [5]
During the 2005 People vs. Jackson trial, the prosecution once again attempted to get Jordan Chandler to testify on the stand in support of their case but Jordan, just as his uncle, Ray Chandler, once again declined. Instead of presenting evidence and testifying for the prosecution against Jackson in court, Ray Chandler chose to write a book, give interviews to the media and post questionable documents on his website; all this, despite being given the opportunity to testify against Jackson in a court of law.
Court documents from 2004 reveal that on September 19, 2004, just a week after Ray Chandler released his book to the public, he was served with a Subpoena Duces Tecum (a request for the production of evidence) and a Trial Subpoena (a demand for personal appearance at trial and the production of documents) by Jackson's defense. Since Ray Chandler alleged in his book, in television interviews and on his website that he had evidence of Jackson's guilt, the entertainer's defense wanted him to appear before the court, produce that evidence and subject himself to cross-examination. However, Ray Chandler, rather than take this opportunity to help finally convict a person he alleged had molested his nephew, instead fought tooth and nail against the subpoena.
An objection was filed with the Santa Barbara Court by Ray Chandler's lawyers, Herb Fox and Peter Bezek, on October 25, 2004 [6]. The document objects to the Subpoena Duces Tecum filed by Jackson's defense on September 19, 2004. The subpoena requested that Ray Chandler produce "all documents constituting, evidencing, concerning, discussing or mentioning" the alleged relationship between Michael Jackson and Jordan Chandler; all documents of communication between Ray Chandler and any other person discussing Michael Jackson; all documents of communication between Ray Chandler and enforcement agency, governmental entity, police personnel, Sheriff's personnel, Child Protective Services where Michael Jackson or Jordan Chandler has been mentioned; all documents of communication between Ray Chandler and Jordan Chandler, and between Ray Chandler and Evan Chandler concerning the allegations against Michael Jackson; all documents and interview recordings concerning or relating to Ray Chandler's book, All That Glitters; and all documents concerning the printing, distribution, promotion or sale of the book. Additionally there were two requests made about Ray Chandler's assumed connection to a public relations agency, Tellem Worldwide, which also had the Santa Barbara District Attorney's office among their clients. [6]
Ray Chandler objected to all of these requests based on the following arguments: the request is either "overboard and burdensome", or the "documents are public documents readily available to the Defendant", or "to the extent that any of these documents are unpublished they are protected from compelled production by the journalists' Shield Law", or producing the documents "will not reasonably lead to the discovery of admissible evidence" or are "irrelevant to the issues in this case" or the request is "an invasion of privacy". [6]
In his Motion Ray Chandler admitted that the majority of his documents are magazine articles and court pleadings. To the point where Ray Chandler was requested to provide all documents of communication between him and any enforcement agency, governmental entity, police personnel, Sheriff's personnel, Child Protective Services where Michael Jackson or Jordan Chandler has been mentioned, the Motion answered: "Raymond Chandler objects to producing these documents on the ground that they are not relevant to the subject matter at hand in that none of these documents contain any information regarding any claims of child molestation or defenses to such claims." [6]
For details please see the above referenced document which is seven pages long and for even more details of how Ray Chandler objected to the subpoena see the 70 paged Motion drafted by his lawyers, which was likewise filed on October 25, 2004 with the Santa Barbara Court [3].
In this longer document, Ray Chandler's lawyers also argue that the the Court has not yet ruled on the admissibility of the 1993 allegations, therefore "it is not yet known" if Chandler's book, tapes and the documents upon which the book is based are relevant to the instant criminal prosecution. [3]
Although the Court had indeed not yet ruled on the admissibility of the 1993 allegations at the time, the prosecutors were working in the direction of trying to get those allegations introduced, including contacting Jordan Chandler in September of 2004. Jordan not only told them he was not interested in testifying against Jackson, according to Jackson's FBI files released after the singer's death in 2009, he also advised the prosecutors that "he would legally fight any attempt" to make him testify against Jackson [7]. Additionally, Jackson's attorney, Thomas Mesereau stated in an interview that had Jordan Chandler come in to testify in 2005, he had witnesses prepared to testify that Jordan privately admitted to them that Jackson never molested or touched him inappropriately [8].
We do not know whether Ray Chandler knew about this or not but had the Chandlers wanted the 1993 allegations introduced in 2005 and discussed in court in detail, they could have had them introduced simply by agreeing to testify. Of course, at this time they would have also been subject to cross-examination for the first time.
In actuality, even with Jordan's and Ray's refusal to testify, the 1993 allegations eventually were introduced to court in 2005 through the so called "prior bad acts" provision. However, Ray Chandler did not testify and did not subject himself, his claims or his alleged evidence to cross-examination even then. (Nor did Jordan Chandler testify.)
In the 70 paged long Motion, Ray Chandler's lawyers also request, should the Court decline to grant their Motion to quash the Subpoena Duces Tecum, that the Court review the documents (which according to them "include several thousand pages of newspaper and magazine clippings, copies of deposition transcripts and court pleadings, and approximately six to eight hours of tape recordings" [3]) in camera "to determine which documents, if any, should be provided to the Defendant for review and copying" [3]. In camera literally means "in chambers" and it "refers to a hearing or inspection of documents that takes places in private, often in a Judge's chambers" [9]. It allows the judge to review the documents in private, with the exclusion of spectators and jurors, before determining its admissibility in open court.
In answer to Ray Chandler's objection to the subpoena, in an Opposition filed on November 5, 2004, Jackson's defense argued that Ray Chandler was not a journalist since he was not engaged "in any news gathering activities as a reporter, editor, publisher or person connected with or employed upon a newspaper, magazine, or other periodical publication". Therefore, it was argued, "he is not entitled to protection under the Shield law", and that he is a witness to the 1993-94 events who cannot withhold unpublished information [10]. On November 8, 2004 Ray Chandler's lawyers filed a Reply in which Ray Chandler stated he was the owner of Windsong Press, the company which published his book, All That Glitters and therefore again, protected by the Shield Law. He also stated he was not an eyewitness to the alleged crimes in 1993 [11]. Eventually the Judge decided that Chandler was indeed protected by the Shield law and so he did not have to present his documents in court and did not have to testify.
From our point of view whether Ray Chandler technically was really a journalist or not and entitled to be protected by the Shield law is a side issue. The more important point is the fact that Ray Chandler was not at all willing to testify against Jackson, to present his alleged evidence against him in a court of law or do anything at all to help convict the alleged molester of his nephew. In actuality, he vehemently fought against repeating his allegations in a court of law and having this alleged evidence subjected to cross-examination. Instead he chose to make those allegations in a book, on his website and in media interviews he gave.
The above documents also demonstrate that, ironically, it was Jackson's defense who fought to bring Ray Chandler and his alleged evidence to court.
[1] Judith Regan on Michael Jackson Molestation Allegations on SIRIUS XM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQYeNfHVBtM&feature=player_embedded
[2] Protecting Unpublished Information and Confidential Sources (thefirstamendment.org)
http://www.thefirstamendment.org/shieldlaw.html
[3] Notice of motion and motion of third party Raymond Chandler to quash subpoenas and/or in camera review; authorities; declaration of Raymond Chandler (October 25, 2004)
https://themichaeljacksonallegationsblog.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/102504nommot3rdpty.pdf
[4] Hughes Responds to Ray Chandler – MJEOL Bullet #197
http://site2.mjeol.com/mjeol-bullet/hughes-responds-to-ray-chandler-mjeol-bullet-197.html
[5] Broadcast News (BN) February 15, 2001
"Sneddon tells the New York Daily News the case against Jackson was never closed and it can be re-opened at any time. He says the statute of limitations hasn't run out because Jackson was living out of the country for so much time."
[6] Verified objections by non party Raymond Chandler to Defendant's Subpoena Duces Tecum (October 25, 2004)
https://themichaeljacksonallegationsblog.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/102504verobjsnonpty.pdf
[9] In camera (The Lectric Law Library)
http://www.lectlaw.com/def/i018.htm
[10] Mr.Jackson's opposition to motion to quash Chandler subpoena and declaration of counsel (November 5, 2004)
https://themichaeljacksonallegationsblog.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/110504mjoppmotchandsub.pdf
[11] Third party, Raymond Chandler's reply to defendant's opposition to motion to quash (November 8, 2004)
https://themichaeljacksonallegationsblog.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/1108043rdptyrcrepdftopp.pdf
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Arts Prescott Cooperative Gallery, 134 S. Montezuma, 776-7717. "Southwestern Images," featuring photography by Robert Maloney whose work focuses on landscapes and textures of the Southwest. Artist reception from 6 to 8 p.m. today.
Ben's Fine Art Gallery, 212 W. Gurley St., 420-0704. "the Professional Cowboy Show," featuring Gail Steiger and Chris Isaacs, will offer two evenings of cowboy poetry, humor and country singing on June 29 and June 30. For tickets, call 420-0704.
The Gallery at the Prescott Center for the Arts, 208 Marina St., 445-3286, www.pca-az.net. "Arte Natura" exhibit focuses on art inspired by the natural world. Landscapes, skyscapes, flowers, vegetables, fruits and animals in a variety of 2D and 3D art forms, including painting, drawing, sculpture and photography. Show runs until July 14.
Miller Valley Indoor Art Market, 531 Madison Ave., 237-9282. The Rancher's Daughter: Anne and Emily Goswick's "Proud Photos Art Show." The artists will be on hand for an opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. today.
Mountain Artists Guild & Gallery, 228 N. Alarcon St., 776-4009. "Arizona the Beautiful," highlighting the works of 60 local artists, runs through Saturday. The Spotlight show, featuring "Native Creations," runs through July 19, with an opening reception from 5 to 7:30 p.m. today. The gallery is calling for artists for its new show, "Scenic Arizona," that will run from June 27 to Sept. 22. Artists of all mediums welcome to submit entries from 9 a.m. to noon on June 25.
Prescott College Art Gallery at Sam Hill Warehouse, 232 N. Granite St., 928-350-2341. "Conversations with Beauty," the works of Carol Rawlings, Diane Gilbert and Bonny Stauffer, opens July 4 and runs through Aug. 4, with an artists' reception from 6 to 8 p.m. July 6 and an artists' talk at 6 p.m. July 27.
Raven Café, 142 N. Cortez. Works of western lifestyle photographer Jody Miller on display until July 22.
'Tis Art Center and Gallery, 105 S. Cortez St., 775-0223. "Mind Play Our Way: Visual Stories of Whimsey and Imagination," featuring works by Pamela Hamilton and Donna Rae Larson, runs through June 29. A reception will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today during the 4th Friday Art Walk. The third annual "Black and White with a Splash of Color Art Show" runs until July 10, with an opening reception from 5 to 8 p.m. today. The event will include light appetizers and music by Frederick and Friends.
Van Gogh's Ear, 156 S. Montezuma St., 776-1080. "Quantum Realism," the newest works by Dale O'Dell, photo-digital artist, on exhibit, featuring Dalinian deviations, conceptual illustration, surrealistic portraiture and abstract expressionism.


How is this possible? "Between 1980 and 2000," author Alex Ross asserts, "classical music more or less disappeared from American network television, magazines, and other mainstream media." Yet the vast esoteric realm of the Internet meant that a 27-year-old man might ponder Ligeti's Requiem, while asserting that this was music in which youth have no interest.
The curious and intelligent child can also pursue an interest in performance, joining the community of pianists, violinists, critics, composers, conductors, accompanists online as they muse over the triumphs and challenges on their weblogs. The author of the New Yorker article lists hundreds of music blogs here.
Your favorite musical prodigy can express him or herself online too. Why not post a video to YouTube? It may not collect the viral attention earned by Tay Zonday's "Chocolate Rain," but relatives in far-off cities will be pleased. Careful—very careful—perusal of YouTube also reveals instructional and educational videos on a variety of composers, performers, and instruments. If YouTube is too gamey, podcasts of musicians' work can be posted on sites such as Podbean. More mature family members can venture onto MySpace, of course.
TechSoup offers a mini-guide to online virtual worlds, some of which have a performance component that can be intriguing to young musicians. The TechSoup site, which is geared to nonprofit organizations, offers a lot of great how tos on free and simple web content, which might be just the thing to get your young musician motivated.
The Naxos classical music label has an extensive site that answers the very basic questions: What is classical music? How do you learn to enjoy listening to it? What are strategies for attending live performances? How do you choose recordings you will enjoy? Naxos offers a treasure trove which bears exploration by experienced participants as well as students alike. That it is a gateway to access the label's extensive collection of recordings should not be a deterrent to enjoying this site.
And, as always, check out our links for great classical music education websites. Of course, your youngster probably knows much more about this than you do!


I have always wondered why vintage mechanical pencil leads were so much more available than vintage graphite pencils. There doesn't seem to be that much demand and they can be had quite easily and cheaply on eBay. Is it because lead degrades more over time than woodcased pencils? Do pre-polymer leads write worse than modern polymer leads? Or is it because branded leads (Mikado/Mirado, Mongol, Koh-I-Noor etc.) don't perform as well as the woodcased originals and therefore a waste of money?
When I set out to try the ones I had, I immediately realized why there wasn't much demand for them. Size problems! They don't fit any of the mechanical or clutch pencils I own! I haven't broken out the Permapoint yet so I don't know, but the "long thin lead" seems to measure around 1.1mm – and it's just slightly, vexingly bigger than the lead in the Parker 51 pencil, which is the only "vintage" pencil I own. Does this mean I will have to hunt down an old leadholder just to match this lead? Can anyone tell me how this lead writes so I'll know whether it'll be worth the effort? I find the original Parker 51 lead somewhat hard and light.
And in the meanwhile, here's my paltry collection of mechanical pencils – they are few but because there aren't many of them, I've had the time to grow to love each one, and several of them have been gifts too. I'll go back to them any day, once I'm done with my pencils and fountain pens!


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El barrio Altos del Golfo es un barrio caletense en el departamento Deseado, provincia de Santa Cruz, Argentina. Integra el municipio de Caleta Olivia. Por su distancia de 2,3 km del centro de la ciudad es uno de los barrios más alejados del núcleo central de la ciudad. Es un barrio construido en el sector norte con algo más de 350 habitantes.

La densidad del distrito es de 2 187,5 hab./km² .

Desarrollo del lugar

El barrio se encuentra en el Sector 1, el área del barrio es de 10 manzanas o 16 ha. Se caracteriza por ser el más alejado al norte, por contener casas de gran costo y calles irregulares, además de contener una gran vegetación lo que lo hace un barrio muy destacado. A este barrio se lo suele denominar vulgarmente como Barrio Privado ya que se encuentra aislado tanto de manera artificial como natural, y porque las personas más adineradas de la ciudad residen en él. Aquí se encuentra la residencia que alojaba al ex intentente comunal Fernando Cotillo.

Sus principales arterias son: Avda. Paseo del Golfo y Autovía Comodoro Rivadavia - Caleta Olivia. Este barrio residencial es precario en materia de salud y educación, ya que el CIC o Centro de Salud más cercano está a 2,03 Km, la Escuela y el Jardín a 1,6 km y el Colegio a 3 km. Estas medidas son tomadas desde la Avda. Paseo del Golfo esq. Ruta 3.

Galería

Infraestructura comunitaria

 Este barrio no posee ningún establecimiento comunitario.

Enlaces externos
  Foto Satelital del barrio en Google Maps

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Palmer Point Park
John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir
Palmer Point Park is located on John H. Kerr Reservoir, a 50,000-acre lake that extends 39 miles up the wooded, cove-studded shoreline of the Roanoke River in Virginia and North Carolina. Kerr Reservoir, also known as Buggs Island Lake, was created with the construction of the John H. Kerr Dam in 1952. Its 800 miles of wooded shoreline stretch across six counties and two states and offer countless recreation opportunities for visitors.
Visitors to Palmer Point Park will enjoy the lakeside view. A swimming beach and picnic shelter make the campground ideal for families. There is a life jacket tree with different sized life jackets for your convience.
If you have reserved the shelter and it is already occupied the day of your reservation, please call the office phone number at (434) 738-6143 to speak to a ranger or call North Bend Campground at (434) 738 -0059.
All vehicles entering the day use area are required to pay the $7 day use fee including those who have rented the shelter for the day.
Off-road vehicles and golf carts are not permitted.
Alcoholic beverages, camping and hunting are not permitted in the park.
Shelter does not have electricy.
Dogs are allowed but must stay on a maximum 6-foot leash. Dogs are not allowed in the designated swimming area.
Vehicles should remain on paved roads only.
This location may be subject to weather related flooding; please call the office at (434) 738-6143 prior to your arrival to verify.
For a full list of rules and regulations please visit Title 36.
Please read through the fees and cancelation policy for Recreation.gov
Palmer Point Park is a fairly open area with a few trees for shade. There is plenty of opprotunity for fishing and lots of sandy beaches for swimming.
Palmer Point Park is located approximately 30 minutes from South Hill, Virginia. Shopping, gas, and groceries are available.
Public lands around the lake are open to hunting with appropriate state licenses. Game species include whitetail deer, wild turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove, gray squirrel, cottontail rabbit, fox and raccoon. Resident waterfowl species include wood duck, black duck, mallard and Canadian geese. There are 26 Wildlife Management Areas around the lake that provide year-round opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, birding and more. The lake is widely known for fishing, with large-mouth bass, striped bass, crappie, flathead catfish, channel catfish and blue catfish available. Virginia Dept of Wildlife Resources regulate hunting and fishing on Kerr Lake on the Virginia side (which is known as Buggs Island Lake) and North Carolina Dept of Wildlife Resources regulate hunting and fishing on Kerr Lake on the North Carolina side.
Changing Reservations:
There is no change fee if a visitor extends or shortens a reservation, as long as the change includes dates from the original reservation. Additionally, there is no change fee if the visitor wants to switch sites that are the same price with the same reservation dates in the same facility.
If a visitor wants to switch dates that are entirely outside of the original reservation dates, there is a $10 change fee.
If a reservation is made that includes dates beyond the maximum booking window, that reservation cannot be changed until 18 days have passed from the original booking date.
Once a reservation date has begun, visitors cannot change a reservation using the online system or through the Call Center. Onsite staff will assist with changes or cancellations.
Visitors may cancel their reservation prior to arrival both on-line and through the call center. A $10 service fee will be withheld from any refund for a cancellation.
A visitor who cancels a reservation the day before or on the day of arrival will pay a $10.00 service fee AND forfeit the first night's approved rate including tax and applicable add-on. Cancellations for a one-night reservation will forfeit the entire amount paid and will not be subject to an additional service fee.
Visitors who cancel a group overnight facility reservation less than 14 days prior to arrival date will pay a $10 service fee AND forfeit the first night's rate.
No-Shows:
A no-show visitor is one who does not arrive at a campground and does not cancel the reservation by check-out time on the day after the scheduled arrival date. Staff will hold a campsite until check-out time on the day following the arrival date.
No-shows are assessed $20.00 service fee and forfeit the first night's rate, taxes and applicable add-on for a campsite.
Early Departures:
Visitors are requested to notify staff at the facility if they depart early to allow others to use the site.
If the visitor chooses to depart early, they may forfeit the approved rate and applicable tax and applicable add-on for the day of departure. If a visitor departs prior to the scheduled check-out date, they may be eligible for a partial refund. Visitors may notify the Recreation.gov call center to request a refund of remaining unused nights. If a visitor requests a refund for an early departure after the facility check-out time (3 pm) has passed, the visitor will not be refunded for that night and is eligible for a refund on any additional nights that will not be used.
Visitors may submit a refund request through their Recreation.gov profile within 7 days of the end date of their reservation. Visitors may also initiate a refund request through the call center at any time after their reservation has ended.
Refunds for debit or credit card payments will be issued as a credit to the original bank or credit card used to pay.
For check or cash purchases, Recreation.gov will mail a Treasury check for refunds of cash, check, or money order payments to the address associated with the reservation. Treasury check refunds may take up to 6-8 weeks to arrive.
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DIRT 5 races onto PlayStation 5 in 2020, leading the pack for racing games on the next generation of gaming. On PS5, experience incredible technical advances brought to life in an amplified off-road racer, such as faster loading times, greater graphical fidelity and a 120fps option. DIRT 5 also utilises PS5's DualSense controller features, including haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, so you can feel every bump, scrape and slide behind the wheel. All DIRT 5 players on PlayStation 4 are entitled to a FREE upgrade to the next-gen optimised version on PlayStation 5, upon its launch later this year.
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In an off-road racing world full of superstars, DIRT 5's Career tasks with you standing out above the rest, and making sure nobody ever forgets your name.
The player is dropped into a world-renowned off-road racing series that delivers constant extreme action, continent to continent, in all manner of amplified events. As you begin to get your feet wet and make a buzz in the racing scene, you catch the eye of Alex Janièek – better known as AJ, voiced by the legendary Troy Baker. An undisputed superstar and fan favourite in the world of DIRT, AJ quickly takes you under his wing, showing you what it takes to rise to the top of the sport he has dominated for years.
You're not the only new racer making a splash, though. Enter Bruno Durand – the ultra-competitive, cold, calculated veteran, voiced by none other than Nolan North. A champion in other off-road disciplines, Bruno's talent and star power mean a clash with AJ is inevitable, but the fallout from an epic race between these two icons lays the foundation for you to create your own legacy in the sport. The entire story, your journey, and much more are covered in depth by the DIRT Podcast by Donut Media, hosted by James Pumphrey and Nolan Sykes from the Donut crew. Their energy and excitement match the vibe of DIRT's racing world, and between events they react to all the key moments of your story, with special guests including AJ and Bruno, W Series champion Jamie Chadwick, and gaming and car culture personality SLAPTrain.
All of this comes together for a deep, narrative-driven mode that sees you rise from obscurity to infamy in an amplified racing world. Well, only if you've got what it takes…
So that's the story – but how will you experience it?
The Career is split into five chapters to cover the key moments in the narrative. Each chapter offers multiple paths for the player to take, meaning you can choose which events you want to participate in through the chapter. If you want, you can still race in everything there is to offer, which is over 130 events across nine different race types, featuring every location in DIRT 5.
Complete races to open new events in the chapter; the higher you place, the more Stamps you will earn. A certain amount of Stamps are needed to unlock the Main Event of each chapter, so the better you perform, the quicker you can progress. Main Events are the conclusion of each chapter and a tougher test for the player. Finish third or above to move onto the next chapter.
But that's not all. Complete certain objectives throughout Career events to unlock secret Throwdowns, where you go one-on-one with a fierce challenger in epic events.
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20 real-world brands are available to sponsor you in Career mode, including the likes of Monster Energy, Sparco, Michelin, Fatlace and, yours truly, Codemasters. Each sponsor will have unique rewards when you sign with them, including an exclusive livery of that brand, stickers to use in the livery editor, and a currency signing bonus. Each sponsor will have objectives, both long and short-term, that they want you to hit in your Career. Do that and you'll increase your Reputation Rank, which leads to an ultimate reward once you hit the top rank.
Players can switch to a new sponsor whenever they want in Career, though the earlier you leave a sponsor, the less rewards you may receive, especially if you don't meet your sponsor's minimum race contract. So, will you stay loyal to one brand, or see what multiple sponsors have to offer along your journey in Career? The choice is yours.
Wanna take some of your friends along for the ride? DIRT 5's four-player split-screen option is included in Career mode!
For any of the Career events that feature multiple cars on track, each additional player takes the spot of an AI driver. They're not just there to cheer you on, either; the highest finishing position of any player is the one that's counted in Career, meaning you could earn more Stamps, more sponsor bonuses and more currency by teaming up. Whilst those rewards earned only count for the host player, each additional player will receive XP and currency rewards for their own accounts, which they'll have whenever they next play DIRT 5 as the host player.
Finally, the split-screen integration is a drop-in deal – so your pals can jump in or out of your Career journey whenever you want, without it halting your progression. Nice.
So: a deep narrative, starring the world's greatest voice acting talents and real-world car culture names; over 130 events and nine race types, with choice-driven progression and extra-special events; a detailed sponsorship feature with real brands and unique rewards to earn; and a split-screen to share the fun with up to three friends. That just about wraps up DIRT 5's Career – the biggest, boldest Career the franchise has ever seen. Got what it takes to ensure nobody ever forgets your name?
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The first distillery in the City of Napa since Prohibition has pulled back the curtain at their newly expanded distillery for a back stage pass into the art of craft spirits production and tasting.
Take an educational distillery tour, then taste through a flight of our award-winning locally made products.
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John Kenneth Muir, né en 1969, est un journaliste et critique de film américain spécialisé dans les films de science fiction et d'horreur.

Il a notamment écrit plusieurs livres sur plusieurs réalisateurs, comme Kevin Smith, Sam Raimi ou Mira Nair, ainsi que sur des acteurs, comme Christopher Guest.

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"Fuego" has reached 16M total views, 121.4K likes, and 9.6K dislikes. It has been submitted at 03/03/2018 and spent 1 weeks on the charts. For all times when appearing in charts, the song achieved 219.5K average weekly views.
The highest charting position of the entry is #1 . The video has reached most views on week #176 , acquiring 1.7M views on YouTube. "Fuego" atop the Top 40 Songs Chart for 64 total weeks. The song appeared 71 total times in the Top 10 ; The worst ranking place of the video is #114. "Fuego" has been charted in 2 trends (countries):
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The best charting position of the entry is #1 . The video has gained most views in May 2018, acquiring 3.9M views on YouTube. "Fuego" atop the Top 40 Songs Chart for 14 total months. The song appeared 16 total times in the Top 10 ; The worst ranking place of the video is #2. "Fuego" has been charted in 1 trends (countries):
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Apparently this weekend is the worst time all year to travel on British roads according to dashcam supplier VisionTrack.
The start of the school summer holidays and a decent weather forecast mean almost nine million cars are expected to be on the roads. With many families setting off on holidays, it means cars packed full of children and luggage. And drivers who are stressed and distracted.
This concoction of factors mean that 22 July at 2pm - this Saturday - is apparently exactly the most dangerous time to be on British roads.
Traffic is expected to be particularly bad in the South West, on the M5, as families head to the beach. Other hotspots include the M25 between Gatwick and M1, A23/M23 to Brighton, A14 between the midlands and the east coast, and A590/A591 between the M6 and the Lake District.


It is that time of the month again to make a dish for JFI (Jihva for Ingredients – Indira's brain child) and this time (fourth time to be exact), Santhi of Santhi's kitchen is hosting the event. Ingredient for month of August is Flour and Santhi is honoring all the flours under the sun . Though it sounds so simple, it is a tough one because of the wide range of recipes to choose from.
I made Janthikalu, which uses two kinds of flours – Rice flour and Chickpea flour (besan). Janthikalu are similar to Sev & Murukulu (Chakli) in terms of the ingredients and hardware used (Janthikala Mold).
I have to mention about my Janthikala Gottum (Mold). I asked my mom to send me one from India and she sent the one, she has been using for years (she replaced it with my Ammamma's mold). So this mold is kind of sentimental and I hope to take good care of it.
Mix the flours, sesame seeds, chili and cumin powders, ghee, salt together.
Add just enough water to make a thick batter. Make sure that the batter is not too watery or too thick.
Using a spoon, fill the mold with the batter.
Heat oil till very hot. Press the mold over the hot oil and try to make concentric circles, so that the batter drops in the oil in circular coils.
Fry till janthikalu turn golden brown. You might have to flip them once to fry uniformly on both sides.
Remove with a slotted spoon on to a paper lined plate to remove any excess oil.
Let cool and you can store in an air-tight container for up to 10 days.
Hello! So that's where this cook has been hiding 🙂 I've seen your comments on my page, but somehow never traced you to this blog!
Hope to see you in one of the weekend breakfast blogging sessions on my blog!
Thank you for visiting my hideout.. Would love to participate in your breakfast event. Thanks again..
Thank you very much Nav.
Janthikalu chala bagunnayyi.Perfect recipe for JFI .
Thank u for the recipe !
loved the janthikalu recipe…in North India they r made of besan and known as sev…will hunt the mkt for the instrument to make it….
As you might have noticed, we have electric stove and that pan works perfect for all the deep frying. Thank you for your comment.
Hey, they look so good!
i came to ur blog thru indira's blog. just tried ur recipe. came out so good. I substitue ajwan inst of jeera. Munching it and typing. thankyou so much for the recipe.
I'm glad that you liked them. Thanks for your comments.


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Jakob Postlewaite: Harry Potter prequel lacks movie magic, visually drab
Published: Nov 29, 2018 at 6 p.m.
Updated: Dec 05, 2018 at 12:41 p.m.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter makes its return to the big screen this month with "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald."
The film follows Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), a young wizard who studies magical creatures. After the escape of notorious dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp), Scamander is contacted by a young Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law), who sends him to Paris to stop Grindelwald from amassing enough wizards to overthrow the non-magical world. Grindelwald is in search of Credence Barebone, hoping to use his powerful magical abilities to destroy Dumbledore.
This film is the second prequel to the Harry Potter series. It was preceded by "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" which was released two years prior. This film kicks off a year after that one.
This film is not good. It suffers from a multitude of problems. A lot of it has to do with the plot of this film, but some of these problems have been ones that have plagued the Harry Potter films for a long time. I'll first take a look at the problems that are unique to this film.
The plot of this film is way too complicated, while also having very low stakes. The plot basically centers around everyone looking for Credence and features a lot of really bland scenes of people just walking around shadowy places. It doesn't feel like the plot is building to anything, which makes it very uninteresting. It introduces way too many side characters, most of whom get pushed to the back by the end of the film and really don't do much throughout the story. Every single character in this film has a sidekick, who really doesn't do anything and just follows their counterpart around for the whole movie.
Another problem in this film is that it relies heavily on fan service. By that I mean that it relies on too much nostalgia for the Harry Potter series. Some examples are the use of Nagini, who was just Voldemort's snake in the other films but is shoehorned into this film because fans remember her, Nicolas Flamel who created the Philosopher's Stone from the first Harry Potter film and Dumbledore who, despite being at the forefront of the marketing for this films, appears for only a handful of scenes. So if you're going in hoping to see a lot of young Dumbledore, you're going to be disappointed.
The film is plagued by a problem that has been carried over from past films. This film looks boring. What I mean is that, visually, this film is very uninteresting. It uses a lot of muted colors and greys, which adds no style of flare to the way this film looks. The sets are mostly just dark empty spaces and hallways. This is a movie about wizards and magic beasts, the visuals should reflect the awe and wonder of what the audience is experiencing. Instead the entire film feels like the whole world is having a funeral.
It should be bright and visually interesting, similar to the first four Harry Potter films. Those four films had an air of wonder and mysticism that used lots of colour and have interesting set design. Every movie going forward is looks bare and drab. Perhaps this is due to David Yates taking over directing of these films from that point forward and that this is his style. If that is the case, his style is not suited for a world of wizards and witches as it has been a major detriment to each film. There is no feeling to magic in this sterile wizarding world.
This film is a definite misstep in the Harry Potter series. It had the potential to be an interesting study of the relationship between Grindelwald and Dumbledore, but instead it relies too much on bland characters, fan service and setting up the three planned sequels. Hopefully this series will be able to find its magic again in one of them.
Jakob Postlewaite is a journalism student at the University of King's College in Halifax. He grew up in Sydney. His column appears monthly in the Cape Breton Post.
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Lazy Trout Motel off State Route 373 and offers clean Low cost motel Rooms. Rooms have either a Queen Bed or King Bed. Some rooms have additional twin or bunk bed. Every room has Direct-TV,DVD, microwave and mini-fridge. With a shared BBQ with picnic area.
Privately owned 2, 3, & 5 bedroom cabins, each on own private acre with decks and views views! Nicely furnished, dog friendly, full kitchen and wood burning fireplaces, Great amenities include Wi-Fi, Satellite TV/DVD Phone, washer & dryer, dishwasher, Gas barbecue grill, horseshoe pits and more!
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Delaware may be one of the smallest states in the U.S., but it's a major hotspot when it comes to weddings. If you're lucky enough to be getting married in Delaware, you have so many options when it comes to venues, from lush country clubs to scenic beaches, historic estates to glam hotels. And because it's conveniently located on the Eastern seaboard, your guests will have no trouble traveling to this Mid-Atlantic hub.
Learn more about getting married in Delaware, from choosing a venue to obtaining a marriage license and much more.
Couples who are getting married in Delaware should first decide where in the state they want to wed. Cities like Wilmington, Newark, and Dover offer convenience and a variety of venues, and beach towns like Rehoboth Beach, Bethany Beach, and Lewes provide a relaxed setting to wed on the Atlantic Ocean. Throughout the state, you can expect to pay an average of $7,000 on a venue and $6,150 on catering, which are the two biggest wedding-related costs.
If you're planning a Delaware wedding, it's important to check if there are any major events or festivals during your wedding weekend. A few major events in Delaware include the Dover Days Festival in Dover in May and the Firefly Music Festival in Dover in June. Couples marrying in one of Delaware's beach towns during the summer months should be aware of heavier traffic and booked hotels, so be sure to plan accordingly.
If you're getting married in Delaware and have many out-of-town guests flying in, they might choose to fly into Wilmington International Airport, which receives flights from Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, New York, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia. However, it might be easier for your guests to fly into nearby Philadelphia International Airport (about a 30-minute drive to Wilmington) or Baltimore-Washington International Airport (about a 90-minute drive to Wilmington). If your guests are located on the East Coast, Amtrak is another great option for travel into Wilmington and the surrounding environs.
Once your guests have arrived for your Delaware wedding, they will probably want to rent a car to get around, though there is bus and rail service in Wilmington via the Delaware Transit Corporation. Depending on where your guests are staying, having a car will allow them the most flexibility. You might also want to investigate renting a shuttle to get your guests to and from your venue.
Delaware is located in the Mid-Atlantic region, and has a fairly moderate climate. The average temperature in the summer is about 74 degrees, while in the winter it's about 45 degrees. Along the coast temperatures are warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. Delaware tends to be rainy in the spring and summer, so it's best to have an indoor option if you're planning an outdoor wedding.
If a classic event space isn't your thing, don't fret! Delaware is home to some of the most unique wedding venues in the country, from museums to music venues, historic estates, Art Deco hotels, and more.
Couples dreaming of exchanging vows in the fresh air will be delighted at the numerous outdoor wedding venue options in Delaware. There are gorgeous gardens, country clubs, grand estates, and more, where you'll be able to say "I do" with stunning natural scenery as your backdrop.
Is your guest count on the smaller side? If so, you'll definitely want to check out these small wedding venues in Delaware. Fortunately, there are lots to choose from, including seaside bed and breakfasts, glorious gardens, and nautical-chic restaurants.
A major bonus of getting married in Delaware is the proximity to the beach in such towns as Rehoboth Beach, Bethany Beach, Lewes, and more. And fortunately, there are lots of beach wedding venues in Delaware where you can host a toes-the-in-sand celebration.
Delaware does have its more rural areas, and there are indeed a few barn venues if you're considering rustic-style wedding ceremonies and receptions. You'll love the casual feel and relaxed vibe of these barn wedding venues in Delaware.
If you're getting married in Delaware, it's important to know the state's marriage laws and requirements so you can legally wed. To obtain a marriage license in the state of Delaware, you'll need to apply for one at the county clerk of the peace office. You'll need to bring appropriate identification, as well as a $50 fee if you're a Delaware resident, or $100 if not. The waiting period is 24 hours, and Delaware marriage licenses are only valid for 30 days after it's received. No blood test is required to receive a marriage certificate.
Couples hosting many out-of-town guests should try to reserve room blocks at several hotels near their wedding venue. It's important to research hotels at a variety of price points, so that your guests will have options depending on their needs and budget. If you're not getting married at a hotel, you'll likely want to provide transportation between your wedding venue and your guests' hotels for their convenience and safety.
Delaware offers a variety of indoor and outdoor attractions, particularly in the warmer months. We recommend providing your out-of-town guests with a list of your favorite activities so they'll have plenty to do during your wedding weekend (when they're not celebrating, of course!). Here are a few of our favorite things to do in Delaware.
The famed du Pont family plays a major role in Delaware's history and their numerous estates are definitely worth visiting (many of them are also popular wedding venues!). These mansions include Nemours Mansion and Gardens, Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library, and the Hagley Museum and Library.
If you're getting married in Delaware in the summertime, your guests will probably want to hit the beaches. Whether they're into the bustling boardwalk of Rehoboth Beach or the more natural Delaware Seashore State Park, there are lots of beaches to choose from and enjoy.
Aside from the du Pont mansions, there are several museums that your guests may enjoy. From the Delaware Museum of Natural History in North Wilmington to the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington, your guests will find an informative and enlightening experience.
If you're getting married in Delaware, get inspired with these real weddings in the First State.


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France, Italy Focusing on Copyrights, Counterfeits
The fashion bodies of Italy and France are increasingly teaming up to work on key issues, and the hot topics of copyright protection in the U.S. and counterfeits will be next.
September 14, 2005, 12:00am
MILAN — The fashion bodies of Italy and France are increasingly teaming up to work on key issues, and the hot topics of copyright protection in the U.S. and counterfeits will be next.
During a press conference held in Milan on Tuesday, Mario Boselli and Didier Grumbach, the heads of Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana and Chambre Syndicale, respectively, blamed the loss of business and industry jobs on the overpowering digital flow of information and the manufacture and sale of counterfeit goods. They said the need to protect intellectual property in the U.S. is no longer deferrable. Their statements follow a request by the two fashion associations earlier this year for the European Parliament to endorse a regulation whereby products made outside the European Economic Community should feature a label stating their country of origin.
"The U.S. is the only industrialized country in the world that does not recognize the importance of intellectual property," said Alain Coblence, a legal consultant to the Federation Francaise de la Couture, du Prêt à Porter des Couturiers et des Createurs de Mode.
Coblence said the Americans' concept of free competition lies behind this status quo. "The time has come to change, we've seen an evolution in the legal system and people have started reflecting on the issue, also prompted by the Internet boom," he said.
The lawyer said American designers and the Council of Fashion Designers of America have been showing an interest in changing the current law. "We got Narciso Rodriguez involved and, at the end of July, we met with the Copyright Office, the Senate and the House of Representatives in Washington, and everyone was convinced of the prejudice against designers," said Coblence.
During the presentation, Rodriguez took one of his dresses out of a suitcase. The style had contributed to sales of $400,000. He also showed "the exact replica" of that dress, which generated sales of $8 million. "Everyone was really very impressed by the presentation," said Coblence, adding that more appointments with state representatives are scheduled in the upcoming months and other American designers will participate in the meetings. The lawyer declined to provide specific names, however.
"It is not strategically effective to say who they are now, but obviously, the most creative designers are the ones that stand to lose more and they are the ones that are more involved in this project," he said.
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Coblence said that, having found a 1998 amendment to the Copyright Act of 1976, which protects the original designs of vessel hulls, the organizations are trying to extend the exception to fashion designs. "While the hulls are protected for 10 years, we are asking for a two-year coverage," said Coblence.
"Copying clothes is counterfeiting without using the brand's name, and counterfeiting is a crime and a source of delinquency," he said.
As reported Monday, two recent court cases in the U.S. have highlighted the issue of copyright protections for wearable items. While the Second Circuit Appellate Court ruled that clothing can be considered under copyright protection, that decision sets precedent only in that court. Meanwhile, the Fifth Circuit took a different view of the issue in a separate case.
Trade councilor Roberto Predolin blamed the production and distribution of counterfeit goods for the loss of 25,000 jobs in Italy's fashion industry over the last year. Predolin said the state lost 1.5 billion euros, or $1.8 billion at current exchange rates, and fashion companies lost 4 billion euros, or $4.8 billion, a 300 percent increase in 10 years.
"This is the kind of competition that hits the whole system," said Predolin, adding that 72 million pieces of counterfeit items were taken off the streets in five months. "We've been hitting the organization, going straight to producers and distributors," he said.
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2018 enterprise technology IPOs: Fall update
Alex Hickey @its_ahickey
Editor's Note: This is the second part of CIO Dive's tech IPO tracking. Earlier this year, we rounded up the technology IPOs that took place between January and April. Check out how the first 10 IPOs performed and our analysis of the 2018 market kickoff here.
The late spring and summer months brought a new crop of IPOs. Six enterprise technology companies added their names to the list, concentrated in the fields of cybersecurity and software as a service (SaaS).
The year began with an eventful first four months of IPO activity that saw Dropbox (finally) go public, software dominating and high returns for technology companies reaping the rewards of a favorable market. Thus far, 26% of 2018 IPOs have been in the technology sector, according to Renaissance Capital.
Some hopes for IPOs were dashed, such as GitHub, acquired by Microsoft in June; AlienVault, acquired by AT&T in July; or Dell, which decided to buy $21.7 billion in VMware tracking stock in July and become a publicly traded company without going through the IPO process again.
As the enterprise waits to see what the last four months of the year will bring, the new class of public business technology companies will bear the changing fall colors. In order of debut, here are the six companies that went public between May and August:
1. Carbon Black (CBLK)
Type: Endpoint security software
Headquartered: Waltham, Massachusetts
CEO: Patrick Morley
Competitors: Cylance, Symantec, CrowdStrike, McAfee
Trade date: May 4, 2018
The company closed its trading day up 26% with shares surging from the listed price of $19 to $23.94. After some fluctuations in the last four months, Carbon Black's stock has settled close to its trading day price, bringing the company's valuation close to $1.7 billion — though Carbon Black sees a $19 billion potential market opportunity moving forward.
Along with March's Zscaler IPO, Carbon Black is one of the biggest and most anticipated cybersecurity companies to go public in 2018 with a portfolio focusing on the application of big data and analytics in the cloud to cybersecurity. The company's customer base grew at a 45% CAGR from 2015 to 2017 and is put to use by more than 3,700 customers and 33 of the Fortune 100, according to the company's prospectus.
Carbon Black's trading price following its May 4 IPO.
2. PluralSight (PS)
Type: SaaS, enterprise technology learning platform
Headquartered: Farmington, Utah
CEO: Aaron Skonnard
Competitors: Lynda, Udacity, Udemy
Trade date: May 17, 2018
PluralSight went public to a 35% increase in share price, with Founder, CEO and Chairman Aaron Skonnard retaining control with 54.6% of voting power of his company. Part of the $310 million netted from the IPO will help the company pay down its debts.
In the months since its IPO, the company's stock price and value have steadily risen. After closing its trade date at $20 a share, the company has comfortably sat at over $30 a share for close to a month, bringing its market cap to more than $4.7 billion.
PluralSight's trading price following its May 17 IPO.
3. Avalara (AVLR)
Type: SaaS, tax compliance solutions
Headquartered: Seattle, Washington
CEO: Scott McFarlane
Competitors: TaxJar, SpeedTax, Sovos Compliance
Trade date: June 15, 2018
After pricing its shares above expectations, the tax compliance software unicorn closed its trading day with an 85% pop to a share price just under $45. But the three months following have seen the company stock price lower to hover around the high $30s to low $40s, bringing the company's market cap to more than $2.6 billion.
Aided by an increasingly complex tax compliance landscape, Avalara's subscription products help customers automate taxation processes. The company's cloud-based solutions offer integrations with business applications from leading providers such as Microsoft, Salesforce and Netsuite.
Avalara's trading price following its June 15 IPO.
4. Domo (DOMO)
Type: SaaS, analytics and business intelligence
Headquartered: American Fork, Utah
CEO: Josh James
Competitors: MicroStrategy, Looker, Microsoft Power BI
After gaining 30% on its public debut to close at $27.30, Domo's share price steadily fell through July to a low around $16. The company slowly climbed back up through August, pricing in at a little over $21 to a $527.8 million market cap.
Ahead of its IPO it lost its unicorn status, slashing its value down to around $511.6 million. One of the smaller technology companies to go public this year, Domo also raised some concerns among investors because of growing deficits, reports CNBC.
Domo's trading price following its June 29 IPO.
5. Tenable (TENB)
Type: Cybersecurity exposure
Headquartered: Columbia, Maryland
CEO: Amit Yoran
Competitors: Qualys, Rapid7, Nessus
Trade date: July 26, 2018
The company closed Day 1 as a publicly traded company up 31.5%, adding close to a quarter of a million dollars to its valuation after filing to go public in late June. More than a month since its trade date, Tenable's value has increased almost 10%, reaching a market cap of more than $3 billion.
The company previously disclosed that it had over 24,000 customers, including 53% of Fortune 500 companies. Tenable's SaaS product offers a "Cyber Exposure Command Center" for CISOs to increase visibility in their security.
Tenable's trading price following its July 26 IPO.
6. Safe-T Group (SFET)
Type: Data security solutions
Headquartered: Ramat Gan, Israel
CEO: Shachar Daniel
Competitors: Zscaler, Akamai, Vidder
Trade date: August 17, 2018
Among the smallest enterprise technology IPOs to list this year, the Israel-based company's U.S. IPO opened below its initial price of $14.35 per share and closed the day at $11. After a month of fluctuations, it has resettled at this price with a market cap around $15.8 million.
Among the "untraditional IPOs" listing in the U.S. in 2018 as investor capital continues to pour, the foreign company demonstrates that the "window for small-cap stocks is officially busted wide open," according to Seeking Alpha's Gary Alexander.
Safe-T Group's trading price following its Aug. 17 IPO.
Keep an eye out
There's still four months left in the year, and analysts are expecting the active IPO market to continue, potentially breaking 200 IPOs by year's end — a feat only accomplished twice in the last 10 years, according to Renaissance Capital.
In the cybersecurity space, network security company Cloudflare hired the former CFO of Symantec this summer as it readies for its public offering. CrowdStrike, Cylance, Tanium, Lookout and Illumio are also well poised for, and many reportedly mulling, an IPO.
In other enterprise technology markets, London-based technology services provider Endava is looking at a $101 million U.S. IPO, according to an SEC filing in July. Search software company Elastic filed its prospectus on Wednesday, and SurveyMonkey filed with the SEC last Wednesday.
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