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Gulltaggen was founded in 1998, first and foremost to stimulate and reward the heroes in digital creativity. Today, Gulltaggen is the largest event in Norway and the Nordic countries within digital marketing, communication, innovation, leadership and creativity. It has by far become the best arena for sharing competence, knowledge and networking. Gulltaggen is organized by the non-profit trade organization INMA / IAB Norway
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Jill Lyons Hope Foundation and Niamh O'Donoghue KPMG ,Following from the success of Sheryl Sandberg’s book Lean In, the Chartered Accountants Cork Society invited a group of prominent Cork women to share their stories. The event, Cork Women Leaning In took place in the River Lee Hotel. The women that shared their experiences included Kay Foley, Eli Lilly, Gillian Keating, Cork Chamber President and Honor Moore, Deloitte.
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Network Warrington 35 (DG53FLH) passes the Richmond Avenue stop on Thelwall New Rd on the 5 from Altrincham, 15 March 2012.
In the late 1980s Network South East launched an experimental service from Bedford and Kettering to Corby , well outside of NSE's normal area . ( It didnt last too long I seem to remember . )
The service used DMUs from Bletchley's allocation ,and here is a shot taken on Saturday 11th-February-1989 of a 4 car set made up of 53599 59735 59206 and 51572 ( pictured here ) departing Wellingborough for Corby.
A Derby RTC to Stafford working produced Network Rail DVT'S 82145 and 82111 with DBS Class 67 67030 in the middle. The train waits at the old Royal Mail platform at Stafford.
Oprah Winfrey Network Invitation
15 times, I have cycled 7 days, 575 miles, from San Francisco to Los Angeles in a cycling charity event called AIDSLifecycle. In route to Los Angeles, I (and 2,000 of my best friends) cycle thru Montecito - the home to Oprah Winfrey.
Each Year, the locals of Montecito gather and create their own "Paradise Pit Stop" for the approx. 2,000 AIDSLifecycle Cyclist & 400 Volunteer Crew members. There you can find: chocolate bars, strawberries, homemade ice cream, vegan treats, corn dogs, Twinkies, coco cola, massages, and then some.. ... ALL YOU CAN EAT ...GRATIS!
Years ago (as I ate my strawberries and homemade ice cream), I asked several Montecito residents: "Where is the Oprah Winfrey Network?"
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This market opened in November 2008 and has now become a must see feature of Pattaya. It covers an area of about 100,000 square metres. It is divided into areas each with its own unique representation of the four areas of Thailand, Northern, Central, North Eastern and Southern. Because each area offers its own blend of culture, food and traditions. When it first opened entrance to the market was free. However some one must have thought it would be a good idea to start charging 200 Baht to get in. This to me seems weird paying to get into a place that then wants you to purchase items from the market. You could also look at it another way. It is said that the whole market cost over 350 million Baht and does offer a pleasant and relaxing day out. I guess at 200 Baht it will be a long time before they get the opening and building costs back.
The car park at this very popular sightseeing venue is usually very full with coaches, taxis and private cars. Usually taxi drivers get parked. I went on a large motorbike once I hired from Beach road in Pattaya and the security guards and parking attendants swarmed round me and my friend as soon as we arrived. A large motorbike is not usually seen around Thailand unless driven by a Farang ( foreigner ). We had a parking spot within seconds of arriving and the bike was guarded while we toured the market, for a small fee I might add! I have been many times to this floating market I love the atmosphere here. The choice of food, drinks, and the usual bric a brac and the not so usual. When I have been in taxis we have never had a problem getting parked.
As you walk through the car park area, across the road is another tourist attraction, Jurassic Garden Dinosaur Adventure, I visited this on the 11th July 2011. Along with the floating market again. Entering the floating market on my latest visit on the 27th June 2014 nothing had changed much from my last visit. Walking around on the wooden planked walkways brought back many memories. I love this floating market it feels good here. The friendliness of the shop keepers and the people that visit here all help to make it a great day trip.
The choice of goods here is vast, on one stall I visited a Thai man happily carved soap sculptures out of coloured soap they looked so delicate the way he carved flowers out of them. I have bought these before else where. They don’t last forever being made out of soap but expect about 5 or 6 years you can see them every day until they just decay I think is the right word. If it’s not the right word lets just say they don’t look the same after that time! One new addition is a mime man on one of the bridges here. You have to put money in a tip box for him to do anything. If you enjoy him just standing there, then don’t tip him, he wont move!
Near to here a rope bridge has been added it swings about over the water and feels totally unsafe, as most rope bridges are. But many people tried the walk over it, even myself taking photos and shooting videos of the trip across. Another new addition, which I had not seen before in any floating market, was Koi fish being fed milk from mini babies bottles. I use to keep Koi fish and so I know they are easy to train when they know food is about. I use to hand feed some of mine, but you always get the odd few that stay timid most of their life. These however fought and jostled for their feed. At 50 Baht it was worth the show to watch them fight over who would get to the bottle first. The water around this floating market looks very muddy and dirty but believe me in hot sunlight, the fish love this kind of water the best. As long as you don’t swim in the water you will be ok!
At the rear of the market it looks like space is being cleared to expand this already large market. It would be great if they did, you could definitely spend all day here then. One coffee shop I tried overlooking this sold some very good coffee, freshly made. It was not expensive, which surprised me. The trip this time was unique it was so quiet here. A sign of the times I guess, recession hits everywhere.
More than 80 paddle boats are on here to ferry visitors around the market waterways and along the many Thai style teak wood buildings, linked by a network of canals, bridges and several different sized islands with exotic plants and trees planted. The boat trip will slowly show you the richness of the surrounding architectural and cultural river side living. Water vendors moving with their paddle boats from dock to dock and offering their unique range of freshly cooked delicious traditional Thai dishes. Many of them are moored around this market and you can stand and watch them prepare great tasting Thai food along with food from all over the world on some.
Pattaya floating market provides several daily cultural shows which are native to the four regions of the country, like Thai classical dance, martial art demonstrations, as well as water boxing where the fighters perform on a horizontal slippery pole above the water. Painters show their wonderful works on items such as umbrellas and portrait painters produce stunning paintings of still life, portraits and views around the world. An agricultural rice field demonstration has now been added and authentic House-boats for home stay, and ten mud-houses just right beside the rice field zone enable you to enjoy an overnight stay here.
Former Secretary of State for International Development today launched the DFID's Women's Network. Inaugural speaker Esther Stanhope gave a talk to DFID staff about increasing impact.
Picture: Marisol Grandon/DFID
An unidentified Class 421 EMU crosses the River Arun at Ford, West Sussex. 6th August 1989. More from my first SLR, a 35mm Zenit...
Vaseline Clinical Therapy has created its own word of mouth project, called Prescribe the Nation.
The idea behind the project was to give Vaseline Clinical Therapy lotion to one Alaskan woman and to ask her to lather it on everyone she loved.
In the end, 1,000 of her community’s 6,000 residents switched to Vaseline Clinical Therapy lotion.
Network Warrington VDL/Wright Merit 37 arrives at the Scotland Rd stop 7 August 2012 showing the offside advertising for The Breezer ticket for the Orford and Dallam routes.
Network Rail 73951 seen inside the shed at Crewe Diesel Depot on 'Crewe All Change' event on Saturday 8th June
Image Taken At Student-Athlete Networking Event, Tuesday, September 17, 2019, Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, OK, Courtney Bay/OSU Athletics.
Looking from Stocking 1 back towards Ollerton Box, this has now been removed test over the machines are now going to work on the GWR
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The masts of this antenna array are about 300 m tall. They are part of the US Navy's Very Low Frequency communication system, which is able to keep radio contact with submarines, even while they are submerged.
This comes from our article on how computer networks work.
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An Ikea table with some cable access holes cut in the back. On the left, a power strip and the cable modem; on the right, a Linksys router and an Airport wireless base station. And the associated power cables, network cables, etc. Above the table on the left, a Mac Mini I'm using as a development server. The point I'm most proud of with this setup: there are only two cables leading up into the table, the power cable and the coax for the cable modem. Everything else is self-contained.