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Gin-clear waters at Spiaggia del Principe, 2 kilometers east of Cala di Volpe, Costa Smeralda, Sardinia, Italy.
Costa Smeralda Sardinia – The Emerald Coast
Embraced by the warm and salty waters of the Mediterranean, the diverse coastal area of the Costa Smeralda in Sardinia offers beachfront resorts, rental villas, boutique hotels, chic marinas, shopping areas and a vibrant nightlife – while keeping a balance with its beautiful surroundings. Located roughly between the villages of Baja Sardinia and Porto Rotondo, the Emerald Coast consists of miles and miles of picture-perfect bays, coves and white sandy beaches. As if that weren't enough, the perfectly clear green and turquoise waters seem to come straight out of a Caribbean dream.
Hotel Cala di Volpe
The sun terrace and large outdoor pool at the distinguished Hotel Cala di Volpe.
Located in a romantic spot in the heart of the Costa Smeralda, Hotel Cala Di Volpe offers a very peaceful vibe in the midst of the charming village with Sardinian houses and villas. It is the very first hotel that was built on the Costa Smeralda in the early 1960's. The five-star hotel surrounds itself with the unforgettable vibes of Mediterranean white sand beaches and tantalizing vistas of the mountains of Golfo Aranci and Isola Tavolara. Hotel Cala Di Volpe offers 124 guest rooms that include six suites, and an outdoor pool with a length of nearly 50 meters. The hotel offers an amazing experience of luxury and comfort with the classic double, premium double, superior double, and deluxe suites. The hotel features an intimate sanctuary that is filled with excitement with the amenities they provide right at your fingertips. There is complimentary WiFi, a private beach, three tennis courts, and two fitness centers available for hotel guests.
Hotel Capriccioli
An aerial view of Hotel Capriccioli and its surroundings.
This perfect haven exudes beauty and isolation with its proximity to Spiaggia Capriccioli, which is about fifty meters away. Hotel Capriccioli sits to the eastern coastline of beautiful Sardinia and is about 1.4 kilometers from Spiaggia del Principe. Guests can also visit Spiaggia di Liscia Ruja at 1.6 kilometers and the Giants Tombs of Coddu Vecchiu at 13.3 kilometers. The 20.4-kilometer proximity to Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport makes the place even more charming for guests who want to enjoy the breeze of Sardinia at the most comfortable site. Hotel Capriccioli provides excellent choices for a double or twin room with side sea views, a small single room, or a small double room. A double room and triple room with balcony are perfect for guests' varying requirements. A private parking area ensures the safety of vehicles and does not require reservations. There is also an outdoor pool for additional enjoyment for guests during their stay. A wide range of activities that guests may pick includes canoeing, bike rental, golf, and tennis.
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Costa Smeralda beaches belong to the best beaches in Europe, and the Emerald Coast is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Italy. All beaches are open to the public, and offer some of the best swimming and snorkeling in the entire Mediterranean. The best time to go to is spring, summer and autumn, all the way to late October. If you want to avoid the crowds and prefer cooler water temperatures, simply avoid July and August when water temperatures reach over 25 degrees Celsius. Spring and early Autumn are absolutely gorgeous.
The beautiful turquoise and crystalline sea near the beach of Petra Ruja, Costa Smeralda, Sardinia, Italy.
If you want to be sure you've seen the best beaches, here's your bucket list:
Spiaggia del Piccolo Pevero and Spiaggia del Grande Pevero. 300 meters of white sands and shallow waters.
Liscia Ruja. An absolute must-see, one of the longest beaches located between Portisco and Cala di Volpe.
Spiaggia del Principe. Find out why this was Prince Karim Aga Khan's favorite beach, located near Cala di Volpe. Lovely clear water, great for sunbathing and snorkeling! A 10 minutes' walk from the parking lot. Bring proper footwear. Busy during high season, go early or later in the afternoon.
Spiaggia del Romazzino. Sheltered from the wind, with shallow waters. Located right in front of Hotel Romazzino, 5 kilometers south-east of Porto Cervo. Park your car behind the hotel.
Spiaggia Capriccioli. 200 meters long, with beautiful views of the islands of Mortorio, Soffi and Le Camere.
Nikki Beach. An oasis for the selfie crowd. Situated on the bay of Spiaggia di Petra Ruja, best accessed by sea (or private yacht!). Shuttle services depart daily from the Porto Cervo Marina, Marina di Portisco, Marina di Porto Rotondo, the Romazzino Hotel and Hotel Cala di Volpe.
Costa Smeralda Nightlife
The Billionaire Club
An exclusive retreat for the international jet set, the Billionaire Club regularly houses top international DJs.
For the ultimate Costa Smeralda nightlife experience, just think "Billionaire." The Billionaire was created to lure classy international visitors from the many fast-moving clientele who frequent Sardinia. The nightclub is well renowned with the rich and famous while international DJs are commonplace at the club every summer weekend. The adjoining Shisha Lounge is a great place to kick back and take time away from the busy club. Featuring a stylish interior with luxury seating and sensual chill-out music, the Shisha Lounge has also been a huge success which was created by the owner Flavio Briatore. Although the Billionaire Club is similar to a traditional nightclub, the range of artists and entertainment makes this the most exciting experience regarding Costa Smeralda nightlife in the Costa Smeralda. You'll want to dress up for this one but either way, you certainly won't be forgetting a night at the Billionaire Club any time soon!
Sottovento Nightclub
Living La Dolce Vita at the Sottovento Club, near Porto Cervo, Emerald Coast, Sardinia.
Sottovento is often regarded as the number one nightclub on the Costa Smeralda and the best nightclub in Porto Cervo. Featuring a neighboring shisha lounge with outdoor terrace, this is quite a unique venue which seems to appeal to almost any preference. The attached restaurant is also hugely popular, and this is where many party-goers will start their evening before the lights come on, and the dancing begins. Just like the Billionaire, Sottovento is a very stylish nightclub and certainly not what you might consider 'cheap.' But with a price tag like this comes a certain exclusivity which is more than worthy of the reputation. This is a nightclub for the glamorous where world-class DJ's are frequent guests, and tourists are always welcomed to sample the vibrant Costa Smeralda nightlife.
The Ritual Club
One of many private lounge areas at the Ritual Club.
Few nightclubs offer a Costa Smeralda nightlife experience like the Ritual Club which is undoubtedly one of the best things to do after the sun sets. Standing tall on a hilltop in Baja Sardinia, the sight of this old castle is enough reason to feel excited, and the interior is nothing short of spectacular. The Ritual Club is a work of art, and every part of the room is arranged by the stars. While the natural appearance of the architecture is incredibly unique, this interior is indeed the highlight and the reason for the popularity of the club. The Ritual nightclub has been around since the 1970s and has established itself as a cultural attraction in Baja Sardinia. Although somewhat trendy and classy at times, tourists are always quick to have a night out at the club. The club hosts various events throughout the year with many international figures invited to entertain the crowd inside this mysterious and enchanting cave.
Costa Smeralda Weather
During summer, Costa Smeralda weather can be hot, humid, dry, and mostly clear and the winters are chilly, windy, and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 41°F to 88°F and is rarely below 34°F or above 95°F. The best time of year to visit Costa Smeralda for hot-weather activities is from late June to early October.
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A Brief History of Costa Smeralda
Shepherds and Farmers
When Sardinia was still "lost between Europe and Africa, and belonging to nowhere," as English writer and poet D.H. Lawrence once wrote in "Sea and Sardinia", and before the Costa Smeralda came into existence, the area was mostly agricultural, inhabited by local shepherds, farmers, and fishermen.
You'd find only a few so-called 'stazzi' (from the Latin word "statio"), the typical granite country houses of the shepherds, scattered around the areas of Cala di Volpe, Abbiadori, Monte Tundi, and Liscia di Vacca. Polto Celvu, the harbor which was soon to become Porto Cervo, was visited only by cattle that went to the shore in search of shade.
A New Costa
Construction of the Costa Smeralda holiday resort area began in the early 1960's, and took many years before it was completed. The project was enormous, as the Emerald Coast consists of 25000 acres with 35 miles (56 kilometers) of beachfront land.
John Duncan Miller, a London banker, came up with the initial plan to transform the area known as Monti di Mola (which, as a matter of fact, means "Rocky Mountains") into a new Costa in the Mediterranean included building a new airport and terminal (now Olbia Airport), an 18-hole golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones (the Pevero Golf Club), and a far larger mooring capacity for the port of Porto Cervo, the "capital" of the Costa.
The Costa Smeralda Consortium
To serve the future flock of tourists and prepare for mass tourism, 35 hotels, nearly 10000 villas and apartments and over 80 beaches had to be developed. The very first hotel to be built was the 54-room Hotel Cala di Volpe, designed by the French architect Jacques Couelle, a friend of Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí.
Back in the day, the development of the Emerald Coast was estimated at $300 million (about $2.5 billion in today's dollars) – one of the most ambitious European land development projects ever undertaken. The project was funded by a consortium of private European investors, including Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, André Ardoin, John Duncan Miller, Giuseppe Kerry Mentasti, Enzo Fumagalli, Patrick Guinness, and René Podbielski.
Prince Karim, the Aga Khan 4th, who was then still only in his late twenties and the spiritual leader of 20 million Ismaili Muslims worldwide, supervised every detail.
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To help you decide where to go, below you'll find a practical overview of all the beautiful seaside villages and beaches to visit during your holiday in Costa Smeralda, Sardinia.
Porto Cervo is a world-renowned Italian seaside resort and the main centre of the Costa Smeralda. The village is located 23 kilometers north of Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport, in the municipality of Arzachena, Olbia-Tempio. The area around Porto Cervo is home to some of the most expensive hotels in the world.
Beaches Near Porto Cervo
Pevero Beach
✓ Length: 300 meters.
✓ Things to do: snorkelling.
✓ Facilities: parking, beach chairs, umbrellas, bar.
✓ This beach should be nice for families with kids.
Pevero beach (Spiaggia del Pevero), located just 3 kilometers south of Porto Cervo, consists of two beaches: Piccolo Pevero beach and Grande Pevero beach.
Spiaggia Cala Granu
Cala Granu beach (Spiaggia Cala Granu) is a small beach - 100 meters long - located 1 kilometer north of Porto Cervo, in the heart of the Costa Smeralda.
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, scuba diving, pedal boating, kayaking.
✓ Facilities: beach chairs, umbrellas, bar.
Liscia di Vacca beach is one of the smallest of the Costa Smeralda. Together with La Pitrizza and Cala Granu, it encloses the peninsula of Capo Ferro. It offers magnificent views of the Maddalena Archipelago to the north-west, Isola Capuccini to the north, and the headlands of Capo Ferro to the north-east. The cozy beach is fully equipped with umbrellas and deck chairs.
Spiaggia Pitrizza
✓ Length: 80 meters.
Just 200 meters north of Liscia di Vacca beach you will find Pitrizza beach. It is a private beach that belongs to the famous and luxurious Hotel Pitrizza.
Colonna Beach
500 meters north-east of Cala Granu you will find Colonna beach, the northenmost beach of the Costa Smeralda, and a private property of the Colonna Resort.
Cala di Volpe ('the bay of foxes') is a small community located in Arzachena in the province of Olbia-Tempio, in north-east Sardinia, Italy. The village is located in the historical region known as Gallura on the Emerald Coast, between the beaches of Li Itriceddi and Capriccioli. Its strategic position offers easy access to several famous Costa Smeralda beaches. This near-perfect travel destination is overflowing with celebrities and attractions, and here you'll find some of the most highly regarded Costa Smeralda hotels, such as Hotel Cala di Volpe and Hotel Romazzino.
Beaches Near Cala di Volpe
✓ Facilities: parking, beach chairs, umbrellas, bar, restaurant.
Liscia Ruja is located between Portisco and Cala di Volpe, and is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches of the Costa Smeralda
Romazzino Beach
✓ Facilities: parking, beach chairs, umbrellas.
Romazzino Beach, just north of Romazzino village and south-east of Porto Cervo, has white sand and clear blue water. Suitable for families with children.
Spiaggia del Principe
Principe beach (Spiaggia del Principe) is one of the most beautiful beaches of the Costa Smeralda, and shouldn't be missed by those visiting Sardinia.
Spiaggia Capriccioli
✓ Facilities: parking, restaurant.
Capriccioli Beach belongs on the list of the most beautiful beaches of the Costa Smeralda. This rather small beach is divided by enormous granite rocks. This beach offers beautiful views of the island of Mortorio, which can only be reached by small boats. Also, Capriccioli offers panoramic views of the islands of Soffi and Le Camere, both situated roughly 2 kilometers off the coast. The waters are shallow, and often very calm and smooth with a gentle tide, allowing children to play freely.
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, scuba diving.
Within a comfortable walking distance from the beach of Capriccioli you will find La Celvia beach, in the heart of the beatiful Sardinian Costa Smeralda.
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, hiking.
✓ Facilities: None. You'll want to bring some food and snacks.
Cala Romazzino is a small cove that is located just north of Hotel Romazzino. It is one of the little Sardinian treasures that requires some effort to find.
Spiaggia Li Itriceddi
South-west of Cala di Volpe you'll discover Spiaggia Li Itriceddi. It faces south-east, featuring views of Isola Soffi, and yachts passing by in summer.
Spiaggia dell'Elefante
✓ Facilities: parking.
Spiaggia dell Elefante has a length of only 100 meters, and is intersected by several rocky patches and pieces of residential gardens that reach all the way to the sea. Only a few parts of this beach are actually sandy, but these parts are all very secluded. You can discover all the sandy parts by carefully strolling through the rocky and shallow waters. This beach mostly faces west, and offers magnificent views of the coastal area near Spiaggia Li Itriceddi, 700 meters across the Cala di Volpe Bay. It is the perfect beach to experience pure nature, relaxation and stunning views!
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, pedal boating, kayaking.
Spiaggia del Pirata is a small beach that's located 50 meters south of Hotel Capriccioli. It has a length of just 100 meters and faces west, offering views of la Celvia beach to the north and the mountainous surroundings behind Spiaggia Li Itriceddi to the west. It is a nice beach for some relaxed snorkelling, as its waters are shallow and you'll find some scattered rocks in the water to swim around. On the north side of the beach you'll find a dock. Parking is available right behind the beach.
Portisco is a small village in the municipality of Olbia, in the province of Olbia-Tempio. It is located near the Gulf of Cugnana, west of Porto Rotondo. The village is well-known for its harbor, home to many yachts sailing the Costa Smeralda in summer.
Beaches Near Portisco
Spiaggia di Portisco
Portisco beach and its surrounding beaches are the most beautiful beaches of the Sardinian Costa Smeralda, located 15 kilometers away from Olbia.
Petra Ruja Beach
Petra Ruja beach lies south of Liscia Ruja beach has pinkish sand, incredibly clear water, and is a good spot for snorkelling. Car parking is 700 meters away.
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, windsurfing.
Looking out over Golfo Cugnana to the east, and the Soffi and Mortorio islands to the west, Razza di Junco beach is 250 meters long and 20 meters wide.
Spiaggia di Rena Bianca
Rena Bianca beach lies just 10 kilometers south of Porto Cervo, along the Costa Smeralda coastline, in between Razza di Junco beach and Portisco beach.
Porto Rotondo is located between the Gulf of Cugnana and the Gulf of Marinella, 13 kilometers north of Olbia. Together with Porto Cervo, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations of the Costa Smeralda. Some of its beaches make up the crown to the Emerald Coast, and its marina offers a safe haven to over 600 boats of all sizes. Ideal for a either short getaway or an extended stay, Porto Rotondo is a small port with big reputation and some of the most stunning scenery anywhere along the coastline.
Beaches Near Porto Rotondo
Spiaggia di Ira
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, windsurfing, pedal boating.
✓ Facilities: parking, beach chairs, umbrellas, bar, restaurant, diving center.
Spiaggia Ira is located between the Gulf of Porto Rotondo and Cugnana, in Punta Nuraghe, Sardinia. It is the main beach of Porto Rotondo, and also its longest. Spiaggia Ira faces north-west, offering marvelous views of the Porto Rotondo Bay, with pleasure yachts sailing in and out of the Marinas of Porto Rotondo and Portisco during summer. The beach offers plenty of services and is suitable for families with kids.
✓ Facilities: beach chairs, umbrellas.
Rudargia beach (Spiaggia Rudargia) is a small beach near Porto Rotondo and Ira beach - at the southern border of the famous Costa Smeralda area in Sardinia.
Just a few hundred meters east of the marina of Porto Rotondo, in the direction of Punta Volpe, you'll find Spiaggia dei Sassi. It consists of fine sand and some small stones, and is surrounded by several cliffs. The beach is equipped with several facilities. To get there from the centre of Porto Rotondo follow the signs to Punta Volpe.
Spiaggia Punta Volpe is one of the most beautiful beaches of Porto Rotondo. Situated in a cove shaped like a half moon, this beach faces north-west, and has a length of about 200 meters.
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, kayaking.
On the other side of Spiaggia Ira you'll find Punta Nuraghe, a small beach with a length of about 80 meters. It faces west, featuring views over the Golfo Cugnana and Marina di Portisco to the north-east. Beach chairs and umbrellas are available for rent, as well as canoes.
Baja Sardinia is a popular beach resort in the Gulf of Arzachena, just a few minutes away from the Costa Smeralda on the northeast coast of Sardinia. Over the years, the small seaside village has grown in popularity, thanks to the development of the Costa Smeralda. Baja Sardinia comprises of villa complexes, hotels, and resorts, alongside a handful of restaurants, bars, and boutiques, all arranged in a small square by the beach. The beaches at Baja Sardinia are famous for scuba diving, and thanks to the bay's position, it's a perfect spot for water sports activities such as windsurfing and sailing.
Beaches Near Baja Sardinia
Baia Sardinia Beach
Baia Sardinia beach is one of the northernmost beaches of the Costa Smeralda area. The beach faces north, with spectacular views of the Maddalena Archipelago, which can easily be reached by boat. Various daily trips can take you to the Maddalena Archipelago and the other islands of Budelli, Caprera, Spergi, Santa Maria and Razzoli. Watersports like windsurfing are very popular in this area, thanks to the perfect combination of the bay's location.
✓ Things to do: snorkelling, walking.
Just a few kilometers south-west from the center of Baja Sardinia you'll find the beach of Cala Tremonti (Spiaggia di Tremonti). This pristine beach, shaped like a half moon, is set among polished granite rocks and has a length of about 140 meters. Cala Tremonti is one of few beaches of the Costa Smeralda that faces due west, making it the ideal romantic spot for watching the sun go down at the end of a warm day. In the middle of the beach, you'll find beach chairs and parasols available for rent. On the south side, you'll find a 150-meter long footpath that gives easy access to two smaller beaches.
Golfo di Marinella is just a 25-minute drive away from Olbia Costa Smeralda airport. While it may not be the best-known destination of the Emerald Coast, there are plenty of things to do in this little seaside town and more than enough reasons to visit this idyllic pocket of Sardinia.
Beaches Near Golfo di Marinella
Spiaggia di Marinella
✓ Facilities: parking, beach chairs, umbrellas, restaurant, camping.
La Marinella beach (Spiaggia di Marinella), lies just south of Porto Rotondo, near Marinella village in the Gulf of Marinella, Costa Smeralda, Sardinia.


CommutAir, which flies turboprop planes for United Airlines as its United Express regional partner, is pulling its pilot base out of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- CommutAir will pull its pilot base out of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport by July 1, adding to the job losses and economic fallout of United Airlines' decision to take its hub out of the airport.
The regional carrier, which flies for United under the United Express brand, will reassign its 73 captains and first officers and 36 flight attendants to Newark Liberty International Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport.
CommutAir's aircraft maintenance operations also will move, with a "decision soon" on when and to which airport, CommutAir Chief Executive John Sullivan said. The carrier has about 75 mechanics, technicians, inspectors and other employees at its maintenance center in a hangar at Hopkins.
There are no plans to relocate CommutAir's administrative offices on Country Club Blvd. in North Olmsted, Sullivan said.
Pilots and flight attendants often live near the "domicile" airports where they begin and end duty assignments. But others live elsewhere and commute, usually by plane, to their jobs, so the positions being moved out of Cleveland don't translate one-for-one into job losses for the region.
Whatever the total turns out to be, it comes on top of 470 United jobs going away as the airline slashes its peak daily departures at Hopkins from 199 to 72 by June. United is cutting 430 airport jobs -- mostly gate agents, ticket agents and ground crew -- and about 40 at its Chelsea Food Services kitchen, inherited in its merger with Continental.
CommutAir said it is not eliminating any jobs: All employees in good standing will be given a chance to relocate to the Dulles or Newark bases, said Joel Raymond, executive vice president. United also is offering job transfers within its network.
CommutAir has been at Hopkins since 2003, when it was a partner carrier for Continental Airlines. It relocated its headquarters to Hopkins in 2007, according to the company's web site.
The airline has a fleet of 37-seat and 50-seat turboprop Bombardier aircraft at Hopkins. Most of the cities where it flies -- Indianapolis, Dayton, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto, Harrisburg and Syracuse -- will no longer be nonstops for United out of Cleveland. Two others -- Washington Dulles and Baltimore -- will still be flown by United on its mainline jets.
United said in announcing its local downsizing that its Cleveland hub had been losing money for more than a decade, without giving specifics. United also cited a pilot shortage at regional carriers that it said was aggravated by new federal rules on pilot training and rest. The Air Line Pilots Association says the shortage is driven more by low entry level wages that make would-be pilots leery of the expensive training for the job.


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Welcome to the third part of our UK Games Expo preview. The UKGE is the UK's largest gaming convention and is full of board game publishers.
We take a look ahead to the UK Games Expo 2017 by speaking to some of the board game publishers that will be making an appearance.
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The Bordein Paddle Steamer
In 2010 Mallinson Architects were commissioned by Khartoum's Ministry of Culture to conduct the restoration of the historic Bordein paddle steamer, including the design of a landscaped garden and museum for the restored steamer, located along Khartoum's Nile bank beside the historic mud Tabia Fort.
The Bordein is the oldest surviving paddle steamer on the Nile, and the second oldest in the world. She is only eight years younger than the Skibladner, which is the world's oldest operational paddle steamer. The Bordein's history recalls not only the period of creation of the Modern Sudanese State, but also the exploration of the River Nile in the 19th C. She is also identified with the peaceful rescue of civilians, thus also reflects the early humanitarian development of Sudan. Unfortunately, after such a significant history, the Bordein had been chopped into pieces, abandoned in the reeds alongside the Nile in a state of decay.
The Bordein's restoration and new museum has brought together elements of Sudanese and technological history for educational and conservation reasons. To date, the Bordein has been transported from its previous location on the opposite bank of the Nile, and restored by an iron conservation expert from the SS Great Britain project. The viewing platform surrounding the Bordein, and the hard landscaping for the garden and museum area has now been completed and includes an outdoor performance area. The Bordein is now regularly visited and performances regularly take place within the performance area. Construction of the new museum and café, to be located within the garden area alongside the restored Bordein, is scheduled to begin in late 2017.
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One of the hottest buzzwords in the lexicon of IT and PLM vendors today is digital transformation. It is everywhere and it smells good. It smells like a new gadget and it can make you think the old and crappiest problems of enterprise software implementation such is PLM can go away.
Digital transformation is a big change in business and organizational activities, processes competencies and models to leverage the changes and opportunities of a mix of digital technologies. It is a big shift in minds. But to make it happen is actually not a simple task. You might think the key to success in digital transformation is a selection of digital technologies. You're wrong. Well… technologies are kinda important, but people and leadership are playing key role in the future success of you digital initiatives.
The biggest threat and reason why most companies will fail to adjust and most likely either end up bankrupt, acquired, or marginalized… is their leadership mindset, which is embedded in their company culture.
Dion Hinchcliffe's article Digital Transformation and the Leadership Quandary gives you some ideas how your digital future can fail and who is responsible not to make it happen.
So, where it leaves manufacturing companies looking at shiny object of "digital twin" and saying "digital transformation" will become the future for product development and innovation platforms? We are back in a square one. Similar to PLM initiatives failure, digital platform (or digital PLM) won't make a difference without changes in management style and thinking about how to change organization. If an organization is divided into silos without any chance to connect into a single processes, any new technologies and digital platforms won't save it.


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DIY:This couple built Incredible gypsy mermaid tiny house for just $15k
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The tiny home on wheels, named The Gypsy Mermaid, was the perfect solution for Rebekah and Robert and was a DIY creation on a budget. The wagon gave them the freedom they had always wanted, and with backgrounds in interior design and building, it was the ideal project.
A tiny home on a tiny budget: Downsizing to a tiny home doesn't have to mean sacrificing comfort and style, which was what Rebekah and Robert Sofia discovered when they built their wagon on wheels for just $15,000 (£11.4k). We take a peek inside and follow their journey from renters to tiny home builder
With a passion for renovating and interior design, the Sofias built their wagon, The Gypsy Mermaid, entirely from recycled and reclaimed materials including metal and cypress on the exterior, meaning it cost them a grand total of $15,000 (£10,800).
From the materials on the outside of the wagon to the upcycled old doors and windows that had to be modified and resized, the project required the couple to use a huge range of building skills – and learn some new ones.
Unlike a lot of prefab tiny homes, their project started in October 2015 and took 20 months to complete. The couple started by drawing a design for the floor plan and producing artistic renderings for the interior. They were then ready to build, starting from scratch with the construction of the frame.
"We built every inch of it, including all of the wooden beams which were built by Robert and carved by me," explains Rebekah. The tiny home community share a lot of their designs online, with #tinyhomes on Instagram affording a huge amount of inspiration and ideas for aspiring builders.
The self-build was a natural step for the duo as both Rebekah and Robert have previous expertise in building and renovation, including masonry and interior design. Rebekah also runs her own interior design business and gets most of her clients through the Gypsy Mermaid Instagram account.
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Ukrainian journalists share their stories of war
Hear Igor Burdyga and Kateryna Semchuk explain what it's like working in a homeland under threat. Plus British author Oliver Bullough and chair Daniel Trilling
*Igor Burdyga: Correspondent for Deutsche Welle Ukrainian service. He has reported widely on the 2014 EuroMaidan revolution, Russia's annexation of Crimea, the military conflict in eastern Ukraine and the 2022 Russian invasion
*Kateryna Semchuk: Ukraine correspondent at oDR, openDemocracy's post-Soviet space project, where she covers the human and socio-economic impacts of Russia's February 2022 invasion
*Oliver Bullough: Journalist and author of 'Butler to the World: How Britain Became the Servant of Tycoons, Tax Dodgers, Kleptocrats and Criminals' and 'Moneyland: Why Thieves and Crooks Now Rule the World and How to Take It Back'
*Chair, Daniel Trilling: Journalist and author based in London. His writing was shortlisted for the 2022 Orwell Prize
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In early 2015, Junior Astronomers returned to Kris Hilbert of Legitimate Business to record new songs which make up the new "Thank You" 7" EP. This release follows up their acclaimed 2013 debut LP, "Dead Nostalgia," which was released by Broken Circles. JA are currently writing their next LP, but in the meantime, they just want to tell their fans, friends and family - Thank You.
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INTERVIEW WITH LAURA GRIFFIN
Posted by Elise Cooper on Apr 12, 2019 in Books, Features, Interviews
Stone Cold Heart (Tracer book 13)
Pocket Books Pub
Stone Cold Heart by Laura Griffin brings suspense to the forefront, sprinkled with some romance. The Tracer series shows the different aspects of CSI investigators, where each book highlights the approach to solving a crime.
Sara Lockhart is a forensic anthropologist with the Delphi Crime Center in Texas. She is called in after human bones are found in a park by police detective Nolan Hess. He wonders if these are the bones of a local teenage climber who vanished a year ago. The mystery ratchets up when more remains are found. After more bones are discovered, Sara and Nolan race against time to find the serial killer before he abducts, tortures and kills more young women.
During the investigation, Sara and Nolan become attracted to each other. Nolan is a workaholic who is well-known for his integrity and his compassion. As a detective, he has great insight and judgment. While Sara has turned into a loner, wanting nothing more than to solve cases. She is strong, independent, and a workaholic that tries to avoid relationships. Although intelligent, spunky, dedicated, and willing to forge her own career path, she is the direct opposite when it comes to getting close to someone.
Readers will be on the edge of their seats as the mystery unravels. The search to find the serial killer is riveting and as an added bonus Griffin develops an intriguing connection between Sara and Nolan.
Elise Cooper: Why a forensic anthropologist?
Laura Griffin: I have been fascinated by this field for a number of years. I have read a lot of books and interviewed those in the field. The inspiration is a research center in Central Texas that helped me to come up with the fictional Delphi Center Forensic Lab. The heroine, Sara, is a bone expert that can identify the type of bone and then uses it to unravel the murder. Her field is somewhat like an archeologist, but with a crime solving twist. She gets called in when bones are found, or the decomposition of the body is so advanced that identification cannot happen.
EC: Is seems like a fascinating field?
LG: It is. They can identify the difference between human and animal bones. They can also use the bones to see if the cause of death was violent or from natural causes.
EC: What is Sara's mission?
LG: She is committed and smart, much like her father. He was in the Coast Guard and like him, she has a mission to bring closure to families whose loved ones are missing. This story starts out with hikers discovering bones in a gorge. Sara is trying to provide answers for this family because they are unable to grieve and are stuck in this limbo. I wrote this book quote, "(Sara) couldn't imagine the nightmare of having a child disappear and going without answers for many months or years. The discovery of bones was reason to hope."
EC: How would you describe Sara?
LG: Headstrong, pretty, assertive professionally, a science expert, thorough, dedicated, and empathetic.
EC: How would you describe the police detective Nolan?
LG: Sometimes impatient, wanting answers yesterday. Determined, athletic, confidant, and caring. He grew up in the town and is a hometown hero. While he becomes personally involved in solving a crime, Sara is an objective observer.
EC: What about the relationship?
LG: I think the hero and heroine have a conflict of personality. Nolan wants answers immediately, while Sara needs to dot all the I's and cross all the T's. This is an opposites attract story, where each goes about life differently. Since both were burned by past relationships, they have their guard up. Ultimately, they let their guard down and learn to trust each other.
EC: It seems that today, guys cannot make a move on girls without being accused of sexual harassment, although you had Nolan do it?
LG: With that first kiss he does take her off guard. But she is not unwilling. She is really into it and is a willing participate. When I am writing a scene, it is not who initiates, the male or female, but are the participants willing or not.
EC: You also show how cadaver dogs are used?
LG: I am a dog person. I love dogs and always look for opportunities to insert them into the story. Their sense of smell is so strong. In this story, the dog kind of showed up everyone else. By using a dog there is less damage to the remains. People have to be careful not to leave a mark on the bones.
EC: You also highlight rock climbing in the story?
LG: The town I use is inspired by a small town in Central Texas where there is some rock climbing. I am not a rock climber but have been interested in it. Recently, National Geographic highlighted a famous rock climber who in Yosemite climbed rocks without a rope. Rock climbers have their own culture.
EC: You also talk about Ultimate Frisbee?
LG: I know of people who are really into it. I wanted the characters at the Delphi Center to have some kind of sport. I have a cousin in California that travels around to play it. It is very popular here in Austin Texas.
EC: This is a story where people have to be on guard?
LG: People watch something on the news and think it happens to someone else. I want to bring an awareness that violence can happen anywhere and everywhere, even in our own backyard. We should not turn a blind eye, which is why I put in this quote: "People never want to believe there is evil and cruelty in their midst."
EC: Through your character Sara, you raised awareness of NamUS and the Crime Scene Index?
LG: I want to raise awareness. This is the inspiration behind the entire series where past violent behavior can predict future behavior. I was shocked to find how many untested rape kits there is in the country. They are sitting in evidence rooms untested. What is happening more now is that the testing of rape cases is done in a timely manner to find the perpetrator. Once the DNA is in the system, then hopefully many old cases can be solved. The other side is that some family member who goes on a genealogy website and uploads their DNA in a data base, can have it used to link a family member to a crime. There are ethical problems where there are family members who are unaware that they are being used to solve Cold Cases. People have submitted their genetic information and are unaware how it was used.
EC: Can you give a heads up about your next book?
LG: It is titled, Her Deadly Secrets and comes out in July. This is part of the Wolf Security series. The story has the hero working at Wolf Security and the heroine is a private investigator working on a case that is putting her life in danger. I love drawing on the cast of characters that are former Marines.
EC: What about the Tracer series?
LG: There will be another one because I have a number of possibilities for a story; although I do not yet know who the main focus will be.


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6 September 2013 · 6:02 pm
The Battle of Dennewitz 6 September 1813
At the start of the Autumn 1813 German campaign Napoleon appointed Marshal Nicolas Oudinot to command the Army of Berlin, which was ordered to capture Berlin. Its advance initially went well, but it was defeated by Prussian troops under General Friederich von Bülow at Gross Beeren on 23 August 1813.
Napoleon, following his victory over Prince Karl Philip zu Schwarzenberg's Army of Bohemia at Dresden on 26-27 August, intended to take part of his army 60 miles north to Luckau. There he would join up with Oudinot and attack Berlin.
The rest of the main army would remain at Dresden under the command of Marshal Joachim Murat to cover against the Army of Bohemia, which was regrouping. In the east Napoleon believed that Marshal Jacques MacDonald would be able to rally his Army of Bober after its defeat at the Katzbach by Prince Gebhardt Blücher's Army of Silesia on 26 August.
Oudinot, however, ordered a retreat to Wittenberg on the Elbe rather than Luckau. This exposed the communications of both MacDonald's army and the main French force.
Napoleon, angry at Oudinot's performance, replaced him as commander of the Army of Berlin with Marshal Michel Ney on 2 September, but left him in charge of XII Corps. This meant that Ney had an unhappy subordinate in a key position. The army also included General Jean Reynier's VII Corps, General Henri-Gratien Bertrand's IV Corps and General Jean-Toussaint Arrighi's III Cavalry Corps.
Ney's orders were to attack Berlin, with support from Napoleon at Luckau. However, MacDonald's army was in a worse state than Napoleon had realised, so he moved to Bautzen on 3 September to confront Blücher. The Army of Silesia withdrew, in accordance with the Coalition's Trachenberg Plan of avoiding combat with Napoleon himself, but attempting to attack detached French corps.
Napoleon now returned to Dresden, having heard reports that Schwarzenberg was advancing on the city. Michael Leggiere argues that Ney's orders to his army imply that he did not receive a message sent by Napoleon on 4 or 5 September informing him that his advance on Berlin would not now be supported by troops commanded by Napoleon.[1]
Bernadotte, the Crown Prince of Sweden and commander of the Coalition Army of North Germany, intended that the advance guard of General Friedrich von Tauentzien's 4th Prussian Corps would engage the French at Zahna. It would then fall back on the rest of the corps at Dennewitz and Jüterborg. The rest of the Army of North Germany would then attack Ney's left and rear.
On 5 September Oudinot's corps forced Tauentzien's advance guard to retreat. The next day Bertrand's corps encountered Tauentzien's at Dennewitz. Reynier's corps was late leaving its overnight camp and then took the wrong road. This also delayed Oudinot.
There was a gap between Tauentzien's right flank and Bülow's corps. By 11 am Bertrand's attack on Tauentzien was going well, but the French were unwilling to take risks on their left because of the threat from Bülow. He had started marching towards the guns at 10:30, and his troops reached the battlefield at 12:30. Tauentzien was beaten by then, but his troops had held the French up for long enough for Bülow to arrive.
Reynier did not reach the battlefield until 2 pm, with Oudinot arriving an hour later. The Prussian troops were by then under pressure, with Swedish and Russian reinforcements two or three miles away. F. Lorraine Petre comments that a French attack on their left at this stage could have won them the battle, but 'Ney seized this moment to ruin his own chances of success.'[2]
Ney could not see what was happening on the left because of thick dust swirling in the air, amd decided that the decisive area was on the right, which he could see. He ordered Oudinot to move his corps from the left to the right in support of the remnants of Bertrand's corps.
Reynier asked Oudinot to leave at least one division on the left, but Oudinot insisted on obeying the letter of his orders, although he could see that they were mistaken. Petre, Dominic Lieven and David Chandler all criticise him for this, arguing that he did so because he was still upset at having Ney put above him.[3]
Bertrand was forced back by 5 pm, long before Oudinot was in position. Ney ordered a retreat on Dahme at 6 pm, but many French units did not receive the orders, and his army scattered. Only a few French troops reached Dahme, and Ney ordered them to continue to retreat to Torgau.
Two Prussian corps totalling 45,000 men had defeated three French corps, killing or wounding 8,000 out of 58,000 enemy troops and captured 13,500 men, 53 guns and 412 supply wagons. Prussian losses were 10,500 killed and wounded including losses at Zahna and in the pursuit.[4]
See this website for a detailed description of the battle, including maps and orders of battle.
Bernadotte's total army was bigger than Ney's, but its Swedish and Russian components did not reach the battlefield until the battle was almost won. However, the Russian cavalry contributed significantly to the pursuit, in which most of the prisoners were taken.
Napoleon had won the biggest battle of the campaign so far, at Dresden, but his dilatory handling of the pursuit meant that he did not turn a victory into a rout. His subordinates had lost four other battles: Gross Beeren, the Katzbach, Kulm and Dennewitz. Dominic Lieven points out that the French had so far lost 100,000 men and over 200 guns and the Coalition, which was receiving more recruits, 85,000 men and 50 guns.[5] The campaign was only three weeks old, and the balance had swung against Napoleon.
[1] M. V. Leggiere, Napoleon and Berlin: The Franco-Prussian War in North Germany, 1813 (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2002), p. 193.
[2] F. L. Petre, Napoleon's Last Campaign in Germany, 1813 (London: Arms and Armour Press, 1974, first published 1912), p. 274.
[3] D. Chandler, The Campaigns of Napoleon (London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1966), pp. 914-15; D. C. B. Lieven, Russia against Napoleon: The Battle for Europe, 1807 to 1814 (London: Penguin, 2010), p. 424; Petre, Napoleon's Last Campaign, pp. 274-75.
[4] Leggiere, Napoleon and Berlin, p. 209; Petre, Napoleon's Last Campaign, pp. 271, 276.
[5] Lieven, Russia, p. 425.
Tagged as 1813 German Campaign, army, Bülow, Bertrand, Dennewitz, France, Napoleon, Napoleonic War, Ney, Oudinot, Prussia, Reynier, Russia, Sweden, Tauentzien, Zahna
2 responses to "The Battle of Dennewitz 6 September 1813"
6 September 2013 at 7:43 pm
I have the Chandler book. Paid a lot for it back in the 70's when I wargamed Napoleonic. Your posts remind me of that happy time.
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Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales (Bigger & Badder Edition)
Amulet Books
Experience the New York Times-bestselling graphic novel, now as a deluxe, oversized edition featuring 15 brand-new pages of mini-comics! Nathan Hale (the author's namesake) was America's first spy, a Revolutionary War hero who famously said "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country" before being hanged by the British. This book tackles the story of Nathan Hale himself, who was an officer for the American rebels in the Revolutionary War and was eventually hanged for spying. This special edition of One Dead Spy features a larger trim size, a deluxe package, and 16 pages of bonus material, including research photos, sketches, and mini-comics from the author.
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