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Videogame Music Takes Leap Toward Grammy Recognition
Tom Goldman | 10 Apr 2011 00:24
Four Grammy awards have been amended to encourage submissions from the video game industry.
The current generation's videogame soundtracks often result from the same compositional and orchestral work as their television and movie counterparts, but they haven't typically been recognized as such. This may change with the future of the Grammy Awards, as The Recording Academy has seen fit to specifically add videogames to the descriptions of four awards.
Funnily enough, a videogame song actually won at the 53rd Grammy Awards which took place in February 2011. However, it was a stealth win. Christopher Tin's "Baba Yetu" won a Grammy for "Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s)" due to its inclusion on his 2009 album Calling All Dawns, but it was originally composed as a theme song for Civilization IV.
The win may have made The Recording Academy reconsider what types of submissions should be accepted for the Grammys. Recording Academy awards vice president Bill Freimuth told IndustryGamers: "I think this could be viewed as a first step in the direction of video games getting their own category. Many people from the game community have been asking us to create a special category for games over the years, but the main reason we haven't is because we have received very few entries from game publishers."
The descriptors for "Best Music for Visual Media," "Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media," "Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media," and "Best Song Written for Visual Media" were altered from "Motion, Television, or Other Visual Media" to "Motion, Television, Video Game Music, or Other Visual Media." Worldwide executive of music at Electronic Arts Steve Schnur says the change "acknowledges that film, TV and games can stand side by side and be independently recognized," and he predicts the academy will receive many new videogame music submissions in the coming years.
Schnur also believes that the change is a move to recognize the evolving Grammy audience. Inon Zur, a composer on dozens of prominent videogames such as Fallout: New Vegas and Dragon Age: Origins, hopes Grammy recognition will help videogame music gain respect from the "mainstream audience."
We may not see a videogame music winner right away, but change has to start somewhere. Up the road, videogame composers will likely be recognized as highly as those working in film and television.
Source: IndustryGamers
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Posted Mar 18, 2014 2:56 PM
By Rollcall Staff
The political action committee of a major auto maker continues to make contributions to members of Congress, at the same time they are facing Congressional hearings next month on the company's recalls of vehicles for safety issues.
The General Motors Company PAC reported today it gave out $76,000 during February to members of Congress and political committees. The GM PAC raised $63,525 during February, raising their election cycle receipts to $896,884. This 14-month total already exceeds the full 24-month 2011-2012 cycle receipts of $755,178. GM CEO Mary Barra contributed $400 during February, and will probably reach the maximum $5,000 limit by the end of the year.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra stated today that she will probably testify before Congressional hearings into the ignition-switch problem that was announced last month, affecting over one million cars. This week GM also announced a 1.5 million recall of vehicles with brakes and airbag wiring issues.
U.S. Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John D. Rockefeller, D-W. Va., has asked Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., who chairs the subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety and Insurance, to convene a hearing on GM. Rep. Fred Upton, Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee said his committee would also probe GM actions.
The GM PAC gave $5,000 to Chairman Upton's leadership PAC in December 2013. The PAC also gave $4,000 to his campaign committee on March 28, 2013, and $1,000 on February 12, 2013.
The PAC also gave $5,000 to the leadership PAC of Majority Leader Eric Cantor on February 11, 2014, and $5,000 on September 27, 2013. The PAC also gave Cantor's campaign committee $5,000 on February 12, 2013.
The GM PAC gave $10,000 to the campaign committee of Speaker John Boehner, R-Oho, on February 12, 2013. The PAC also gave $5,000 to Boehner's leadership PAC on February 12, 2013.
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Nobody in Australia calls the season "Fall". It is universally "Autumn" here.
Regarding Americans not being able to pronounce America, they don't pronounce Australia the way we would, either. Americans tend to say "OSS-trayl-ya" or "ORS-trayl-ya", and refer to the people as "OSS-tray-lee-ans" or (colloquially) "OSS-eez". Australians place very little emphasis on the initial syllable of "Australia", so it sounds more like "Oz-TRAY-ya" or (for those who are lazier) simply"'-STRAY-a". The people are "'-STRAY-yans" or "OZZ-ies" or even "'-STRINE-s", that latter word strine also being a tongue-in-cheek word used to describe our national dialect and its unique words and turns of phrase.
Some people in England can't pronounce England.
Let's face it. There are ferkin idiots everywhere..
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In Sanskrit, it is Hemant, the season at the end of which is snow (Him- Snow, Ant- End). And Spring is Vasant, the season at the end of which it is possible to live comfortably (Vas- Living, Ant- End).


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Zonitoides is a genus of air-breathing land snails, terrestrial gastropod mollusks in the family Gastrodontidae.

Distribution
The distribution of Zonitoides includes North America, eastern and northern Asia, and Europe.

Species
Species within the genus Zonitoides include:
 Zonitoides arboreus (Say, 1817)
 Zonitoides excavatus (Alder, 1830)
Zonitoides hoffmanni (Martens, 1892)
 Zonitoides jaccetanicus (Bourguignat, 1870)
Zonitoides multivolvis (Pilsbry, 1926)
 Zonitoides nitidus  (Müller, 1774) - type species
 Zonitoides sepultus Ložek, 1964

Anatomy
Species in this genus of snails make and use love darts.

References

External links

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Published: 9/27/2007 12:09 AM | Updated: 9/27/2007 6:42 AM
As unsettled as the Blackhawks have been as a franchise for the better part of the last decade, there are more questions ahead after the death Wednesday of longtime owner and president Bill Wirtz of cancer at 77.
With Wirtz in failing health for several years, this was a day the organization knew was coming but had a difficult time grasping nonetheless.
There was no word from the team Wednesday about possible successors to Wirtz, though everything points in the direction of sons Peter and Rocky Wirtz taking over the controls of the hockey portion of the family empire.
Peter is a Hawks vice president, overseeing off-ice operations and promotions.
Oldest son Rocky has dabbled in hockey in the past, and it's not out of the question that his role in the restructuring of the team could become larger.
Wirtz had a good side that people never saw
Those who knew him say Wirtz will be missed
Wirtz's ties to Lake County
Barry Rozner: Let's hope Rocky Wirtz fights for what's right
Mike Imrem: Sadly, Wirtz never did correct error of his ways
Legendary player Stan Mikita
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The focus for Rocky in recent years has been on running the family-owned and highly profitable Judge & Dolph, the state's largest liquor distributor.
"I think Bill, with his children, did a great job and they're prepared to take over the team," said senior vice president Bob Pulford, whose name appears second on the organization's masthead just below Bill Wirtz. "I don't think there will be much change, but you'll have to ask Rocky and Peter about that."
It figures to be some time before the Hawks have any kind of announcement regarding the club's future.
"I'm sure Rocky and Peter will have a lot to say and I'm sure that they will do the right thing; they always have," general manager Dale Tallon said.
"I don't know, but I presume Peter was being groomed for this because I think Rocky was in the other business ventures that they have," Hawks legend Stan Mikita said Wednesday. "Mr. Wirtz never asked me how to run his team, so I don't know how the family is going to do it."
Selling the team wouldn't seem to be an option at the moment for the Wirtz children, of which there are five surviving their father. Bill Wirtz loved his team, and it might be difficult for the children to part with it for that reason alone.
Forbes Magazine, during the course of the 2006-07 season, valued the Hawks at $168 million, which ranked 12th in the National Hockey League.
Pulford, who has been with Wirtz since 1977 when he was hired as general manager and coach, took the news hard.
"He was not only my boss, but a good friend," Pulford said. "Before yesterday we thought he was going to get better, then all of a sudden you hear he's not going to make it. It's been a tough day."
Bill Wirtz had been president of the Hawks since 1966, a tenure without a Stanley Cup, and he insisted on maintaining many of the policies of his father, Arthur, who died in 1983.
The policy that Bill Wirtz spent the most time defending is the one the Hawks have become known for across hockey: not televising home games.
Arthur Wirtz put that policy in place to protect his season-ticket holders, which made sense decades ago when the Hawks had about 14,000 of them. Bill Wirtz has kept the TV policy in place, some believing out of respect for his father.
Now most Hawks fans are wondering if the TV policy is something sons Peter and Rocky might change, or if it will stay in place out of a similar kind of respect.
"They had a reason for doing it and I think Arthur Wirtz started it," Mikita said. "Billy was probably just going according to what Arthur spoke to him about. The times I used to see Arthur Wirtz, I know Billy adored him as far as a business person."
Wirtz, who inherited the Hawks and Chicago Stadium from his father when Arthur died, had an estimated worth of $800 million at the time of his death.
In addition to owning the Hawks, he was chairman of Wirtz Beverage Group, president of Wirtz Realty and the Wirtz Corporation. He also served as director of First Security Trust and Savings Bank.
By Wirtz's own estimate, the Hawks have been losing at least $15 million a season in recent years. They have made the playoffs only once in the last nine seasons and had the second-worst attendance figures in the NHL last season.
Those close to him claim Wirtz wanted to have a winning hockey team again and was bothered by how hard his team had fallen.
"Oh, he wanted to win," Pulford said. "He loved the Blackhawks, and I don't think anyone wanted to win more than he did."
Details of services for William W. Wirtz
Visitation for William W. Wirtz, longtime president and owner of the Blackhawks, will be from 2-9 p.m. Sunday at Donnellan Family Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie Blvd., at Old Orchard Road in Skokie.
Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Fourth Presbyterian Church, 126 E. Chestnut St., at Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
Interment will be at Ivanhoe Cemetery in Ivanhoe.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Chicago Blackhawk Charities, 1901 W. Madison St., Chicago, 60612 or Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America Foundation Inc., 805 15th St. NW, Suite 430, Washington, D.C., 20005.
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Q: How to use OnDraw in MFC-Dialog I'm in the MFC Using OpenGL, But my projects Is a dialog,I can't find OnDraw,so I using OnPaint,
When I want to compute the FPS,Using OnPaint is wrong,OnPaint only in change Window work,so What should I do? likeness RenderLoop .
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Ocean's Thirteen is a washed-up threequel. How much you wanna bet Hollywood makes a bundle?
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The frat pack back again for one more caper. Watch your wallets.
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Lowest Common Denominator-ism writ large and engraved in stone like the Ten Commandments according to Cecil B. DeMille, the Hollywood blockbuster is often an allegory for itself. Walt Disney, the notoriously litigious studio that successfully changed the nation's copyright laws to protect its trademark Mickey Mouse but more recently declared, "We understand now that piracy is a business model," grosses more than $400 million with the third edition of a movie celebrating the lifestyles of the weird and buccaneerish.
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Clooney's Ocean is less the military leader Sinatra pretended to be, than the movie's genial host. Slumming in the role of sidekick No. 1, Pitt, who only has a handful of lines, mainly stands around with his arms folded. Given that Ocean has evidently re-divorced or otherwise contractually forgotten the character played in the previous movies by Julia Roberts, Ellen Barkin is the lone woman on screen (save for a couple of televised Oprah cameos). She exists largely as the butt of Damon's seduction.
Working against the underdeveloped notion of a security system outfitted with artificial intelligence, the Oceaneers engineer a monumental opening-night disaster, complete with faux earthquake. The logistics of this scheme are often tedious — predicated as they are on the substitution of bonhomie for suspense — and the movie ends perfunctorily with Sinatra warbling, "This town is a lonely town." His subject may be Vegas, but the sentimental denunciation of a "use-you, abuse-you until you're down town" is surely meant to mock Hollywood: "It's a miserable town ... a nowhere town ... You better believe that I'm leavin' this town."
Sure you are. Good night and good luck. Ostensibly, Ocean's Thirteen is that which enables Soderbergh and Clooney to make their personal projects and, as such, it's not without a splash of ironic self-awareness. "You don't run the same gag twice — you run the next gag," Ocean, straight-faced, explains to his cohorts.
Basically, Ocean's Thirteen is a meta-caper — underlying all the riffs is the identification of conning with acting. The real question is: How many times can Soderbergh and Clooney pull off this same stunt?
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Anne Marchand was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. She holds a MFA from the University of Georgia and a BFA from Auburn University. Growing up in a colorful Spanish and French environment influenced her color sensibility. While traveling throughout the Southern United States, Anne gained a visual vocabulary of form and color in nature. The cultures of Europe, India and Central America continue to hold a facination for the artists imagination.
Anne is recipient of an Artist Fellowship from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities in 2016. She was honored as Liquitex Artist of the Month in November 2004. She was awarded a CAP/MEX EX Residency Grant to La Escuela de Arts Jose Limon, Culiacán, Mexico from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation in 2003. Anne was nominated for Excellence in Artistic Discipline in the distinguished DC Mayor's Arts Awards in 2002. She has designed and won mural competitions notably in 2005 and 2001 through DC Creates Public Art Program. Anne's Westminster Playground Mural in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC was included in a Visions Award from the Committee of 100 to the Westminster Neighborhood Association. Her public art works can be seen in Washington, DC and in Arlington, VA.
Anne's paintings are represented in corporate and private collections in the USA. She has exhibited extensively in the United States. Selected exhibitions include Maryland Art Place, the Washington Project for the Arts/Corcoran Gallery of Art, National Building Museum, Federal Reserve Board, Southeast Center for Contemporary Art, Palm Springs Museum, Rawls Museum Arts, University of Mary Washington, and The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Art Center. Her work has been shown in galleries in New York City, Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, New Mexico, Arizona, Florida and California.
http://www.annemarchand.com/


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This is an event where second, third and fourth year students can get to know the different fields of Econometrics & Operations Research better, in order to be better prepared for the choice of the major and/or Master specialisation. Getting to know these fields can in our opinion best be done by letting companies host a case specific for these fields. Because it is the first experience of students with companies, the companies are the first ones to present themselves as future employers. Next to that, they can make sure that they are associated with the major and Master specialisations.
In total there will be 4 Orientation Days, one for each of the following Master specialisations at Erasmus University Rotterdam: Quantitative Finance, Business Analytics & Quantitative Marketing, Operations Research & Quantitative Logistics and Econometrics. During an Orientation Day, a professor will give a presentation about that specific Master specialisation. Afterwards, a company gets the opportunity to give a presentation in this specific Master specialisation to inform students about what they could do with that specialisation at their company.
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For the moment I have just the role id when I do auth()->user()->role_id.
Thanks for you help.

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than you can see your data
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"Mercy Me!": This Is How Fox Reacts When Democrats Talk About Racism In The South
News Flash: The South has not always been the friendliest place for African-Americans.
And now that some Democrats are daring to point that out, in ads and interviews, the media is grabbing its smelling salts.
Mercy me! they're crying—it's unseemly for Southern candidates to mention that black people face discrimination, voter suppression and even violence in the Old Confederacy.
In an interview yesterday, Chuck Todd asked Senator Mary Landrieu, now locked in a tight race in Louisiana, "Why does President Obama have a hard time in Louisiana?" Fossil-fuel hawk Landrieu first cited Obama's moratorium on off-shore drilling after the BP disaster, which she said put a lot of people out of business. Then, she ventured:
I'll be very, very honest with you. The South has not always been the friendliest place for African-Americans. It's been a difficult time for the president to present himself in a very positive light as a leader.
"Why is she talking like this?" Fox News host Bill Hemmer asked incredulously this morning. A guest came on to explain, "She is excusing her poor performance by blaming voters."
It can't be because it's true.
Even the host of an Al Jazeera news show today, while not doubting the veracity of Landrieu's comment, treated it like a gaffe, a bad one, and had an expert on to decide if Landrieu's campaign was now doomed. (The verdict: maybe.)
More predictably, Republicans are shocked, shocked at Landrieu's audacity. Louisiana Republican Governor Bobby Jindal called the remarks "remarkably divisive" and "a major insult" to Louisianans. "She appears to be living in a different century," he said in a statement.
"Louisiana deserves better than a senator who denigrates her own people by questioning and projecting insidious motives on the very people she claims to represent," State Republican Party Chairman Roger Villere said in a statement. "Senator Landrieu and President Obama are unpopular for no other reason than the fact the policies they advance are wrong for Louisiana and wrong for America." And of course there've been demands that Landrieu apologize. (Do not do this, Mary.)
It's not that people, left or right, shouldn't object to Obama's policies. But the claim that whites in the South, or elsewhere, hate Obama's policies (many of which are Republican-bred) and are color-blind to his race is ludicrous. But they can get away with it in part because of the persistent myth that this is a post-racial America, the one the Supreme Court decided was so enlightened that it gutted the civil rights voting law and has allowed the voter ID laws in Texas to stand.
Right after making her "inflammatory" remarks about African-Americans, Landrieu went out on another limb and said of the South, "It's not always been a good place for women to present ourselves. It's more of a conservative place." But even if Landrieu were pandering to blacks and women to get them to the polls, so what? Her statements are true and obvious. And this is an election.
The media have been similarly timid in accepting what's true and obvious when it comes to covering the get-out-the-black-vote ad campaigns that cite Trayvon Martin, Ferguson and GOP hopes to impeach Obama. A front-page story in Wednesday's New York Times described the various flyers and radio ads targeting African-Americans, especially in the South:
The images and words they are using are striking for how overtly they play on fears of intimidation and repression….
In North Carolina, the "super PAC" started by Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, ran an ad on black radio that accused the Republican candidate, Thom Tillis, of leading an effort to pass the kind of gun law that "caused the shooting death of Trayvon Martin."
In Georgia, Democrats are circulating a flier warning that voting is the only way "to prevent another Ferguson." It shows two black children holding cardboard signs that say "Don't shoot."….
In Arkansas, voters are opening mailboxes to find leaflets with images of the Ferguson protests and the words: "Enough! Republicans are targeting our kids, silencing our voices and even trying to impeach our president." The group distributing them is Color of Change, a grass-roots civil rights organization.
In Georgia, the state Democratic Party is mixing themes of racial discrimination with appeals to rally behind the only black man elected president. "It's up to us to vote to protect the legacy of the first African-American president," one flier reads.
It's not that the Times story necessarily agrees with conservatives that these ads are "race-baiting"—it's the tone of strained, he-said/she-said "balance":
That has led Republicans to accuse Democrats of turning to race-baiting in a desperate bid to win at the polls next Tuesday.
"They have been playing on this nerve in the black community that if you even so much as look at a Republican, churches will start to burn, your civil rights will be taken away and young black men like Trayvon Martin will die," said Michael Steele, a former chairman of the Republican Party….
Democrats say Republicans need to own their record of passing laws hostile to African-American interests on issues like voting rights.
But the story doesn't cut through the journalistic niceties until the very end.
For many African-Americans, feelings of persecution—from voter ID laws, aggressive police forces and a host of other social problems— are hard to overstate. And they see no hyperbole in the attacks.
"It's not race-baiting; it's actually happening," said Jaymes Powell Jr., an official in the North Carolina Democratic Party's African-American Caucus. "I can't catch a fish unless there's a worm on the hook."
By: Leslie Savan, The Nation, October 31, 2014
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Oregon vs. Oregon State prediction, odds, line: College basketball picks, Jan. 10 best bets from proven model
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The Oregon State Beavers and the Oregon Ducks are set to square off in a Pac-12 matchup at 10 p.m. ET Jan. 10 at Gill Coliseum. Oregon State is 3-10 overall and 3-5 at home, while Oregon is 8-6 overall and 0-1 on the road. Both teams are coming off victories over the Utah Utes — the Ducks on Jan. 1, and the Beavers on Dec. 30.
Oregon is favored by six points in the latest Oregon State vs. Oregon odds from Caesars Sportsbook, and the over-under is set at 140.5. Before making any Oregon vs. Oregon State picks, you need to see the college basketball predictions and betting advice from the computer simulation model at SportsLine.
The SportsLine Projection Model simulates every Division I college basketball game 10,000 times. Over the past five-plus years, the proprietary computer model has generated an impressive profit of almost $2,200 for $100 players on its top-rated college basketball picks against the spread. Anyone who has followed it has seen huge returns.
Now, the model has set its sights on Oregon State vs. Oregon, and just revealed its picks and CBB predictions. You can head to SportsLine now to see the model's picks. Here are several college basketball odds and betting lines for Oregon State vs. Oregon:
Oregon State vs. Oregon spread: Oregon State +6
Oregon State vs. Oregon over-under: 140 points
Oregon State vs. Oregon moneyline: Oregon -220, Oregon State +180
Featured Game | Oregon State Beavers vs. Oregon Ducks
What you need to know about Oregon State
Two weeks ago, the Beavers wrapped up 2021 with an 88-76 victory over the Utah Utes. Oregon State can attribute much of their success to guard Jarod Lucas, who had 25 points in addition to six boards.
The Beavers got off to a horrendous start to the 2021-22 season, losing 10 of their first 11 games. They have since bounced back with two consecutive victories behind strong play from guar Jarod Lucas and forward Warith Alatishe. Oregon State is 3-10 against the spread this season.
What you need to know about Oregon
Meanwhile, Oregon strolled past Utah with points to spare last week, taking the contest 79-66. The Ducks' guard Will Richardson looked sharp as he shot 5-for-6 from downtown and finished with 26 points and five rebounds.
Oregon opened the season with high expectations, but got off to a relatively slow start. That said, four of the Ducks' six losses came against quality opponents that will likely be NCAA Tournament bound in March. Oregon has looked like a team that is starting to gel in its last two outings, and it holds a significant talent edge in this matchup. The Ducks are 4-10 against the spread this year.
How to make Oregon State vs. Oregon picks
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Fun football biographies for kids aged 7-12
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This is the rollercoaster story of how Ronaldo grew up to become a superstar striker for Brazil, Barcelona and Real Madrid. Struck down by illness on the day of the 1998 World Cup final, he showed world-class skill and determination to come back four years later and single-handedly destroy Germany in the 2002 final to prove, once and for all, that he was one of the greatest strikers ever.
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Ronaldo's brilliant year at Barcelona
Ronaldo's highs & lows at the 1998 World Cup
Ronaldo's injury issues at Inter Milan
Ronaldo's World Cup glory in 2002
Ronaldo's Galactico years at Real Madrid
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We are based between Canterbury and Faversham in Kent, operate across the UK and have exported as far as Cyprus and Australia, and have many years experience. Our clients include private buyers, care homes, charities, and business. We are equally comfortable assisting families, care providers or local authorities with advice and supply of adapted vehicle(s).
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