First time Map Business Online users might be interested in a brief description of how to build their first business map. That's the intent of this blog, at any rate. I'm putting myself in your shoes and going through the process of building a basic map.
Do this exercise first, then go back and create your desired map. BTW – the attached video is a marketing video showing overall capabilities and Map Business Online can nicely replace Microsoft MapPoint.
Assuming you are starting from the company website www.MapBusinessOnline.com, you first need to register for a free trial or subscribe for 90 days or a year. Once you've completed that process, go back to MapBusinessOnline.com and from the website click the word Map towards the left of the main menu bar. This will launch Map Business Online, which takes about thirty seconds to load.
Click the left most button on the Map Business Online Master Toolbar which will let you Create a New Map. Choose the USA or Canada option when creating your first map. A new map template will now load. You'll see the map of North America and you will also see Map & Data.
Using Map & Data, turn the State Layer on by clicking the State Layer check box. Hover over that layer in Map & Data and click the settings gear. Try a few of the tools in Settings. Move the transparency bar to the right to see its effect on the map. Uncheck the Fill Box. Play with the map layer outline controls. Then close the Map & Data settings box. Now close Map & Data. Where did it go? To reopen Map & Data find the light blue arrow button at the far left of your map screen right in the middle of the left side panel. Click that arrow to open Map & Data.
Take a moment to move your cursor to the upper righthand corner of the application. This is the Navigation Tool. Drag that vertical slider up and down to watch the map Zoom in and Zoom out. Click the American Flag to zoom to a USA wide view. Use the back and forward arrows. Lastly, click the magnifying glass and drag your cursor from left to right across the map. That is a handy zoom tool.
Import some of your own map data. Click the fifth button in from the left on the Master Toolbar. Navigate to where your data is stored on your laptop, desktop or Mac, and import your address or lat/lon dataset. Make sure your dataset has separate columns for each data component – Address, City, State, and ZIP. Here's a video on importing data into Map Business Online.
Master Toolbar buttons (from the left) 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 are sybolizing and color shading controls that can enhance your imported data. Try each one. You can always undue the changes – see deletion options at button 14.
Here's a webinar recording about color shading points and layers.
This video describes heat map applications in MBL.
If you have a territory spreadsheet, try importing it using the 6th button in from the left on the Master Tool bar. If not, use a polygon search tool at button 15 to select a group of ZIP codes or Counties and create a sales territory.
Here's a video on importing territories into Map Business Online.
This video talks about how to create territories from scratch.
Once your map is created, save it by clicking the Save Map button three buttons in from the left side on the Master Toolbar. A word about saving your map. Map Business Online always opens to the map you exited from when you closed Map Business Online. But your map is not saved until you hit the Save Button. Don't be fooled by this. Map Business Online makes it convenient to pick up where you left off, but it's not saved until you hit the Save Map button.
Once your map is saved you can retrieve it by clicking the Map Library file folder icon, second button from the left. When you save you can choose to save as a map file or as a template. Templates are great for repeat map work.
By not paying attention when saving and forgetting to save a map with a new name.
By letting someone else log into your account and create or edit maps. That violates the subscription terms, but it also puts your saved maps at great risk.
Build a radius map – video.
Use the draw tools – video.
Learn about the Data Window – video.
Creating a business map may feel intimidating at first. Most software processes feel that way. But, once you've mastered the basic processes of online map creation you'll have added a whole new tool set to your work persona. You've stepped over the line into the realm of Map Geek.
Welcome to Map Business Online!
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The Authentic 518: Can't-Miss Farms to Visit This Fall
October 18, 2021 By Cabrina McGinn
Any Capital Region native knows that apple trees are as deeply rooted in our area's history as they are in our soil. New York's first known apple orchards were planted by Peter Stuyvestant in 1647 — long before New York was even a colony, let alone a state.
Today, Upstate New York is a reigning apple capital of the world, boasting orchards and farms that have operated by the same families for hundreds of years. And, our farms draw thousands of agritourists from all over the world.
We explored some of the region's best farms to visit this Fall. Some offer family fun, others, farm brews and hard ciders. ALL are family owned and committed to keeping our autumn traditions in Upstate New York alive and well.
Indian Ladder Farms
Indian Ladder Farms has been owned and operated by the Ten Eyck Family for more than 100 years. Originally founded as a Dairy Farm in 1916, the land has seen many uses and iterations over the last century. Laurie Ten Eyck runs the farm today, along with her husband Dietrich, and her brother Peter Gansevoort Ten Eyck III.
The farm has always been known locally for their orchards, petting zoo, and farm store/cafe. In recent years, however, the opening of their Brewery & Cidery business has seen a tremendous uptick in visitors from far and wide. Dietrich, who manages the Cidery-Brewery business, tells us that their beer and cider have become so popular that they can't make it fast enough to satisfy both the walk-in customers and their wholesale distributors. They're rapidly expanding their brewery to be able to produce 600 gallons at a turn. And, they're adding an additional event space that will be used for weddings and retreats.
With their animals, orchards, and biergarten, Indian Ladder Farms is great for families or an outing just for adults. They have fire pits for evening gatherings and their Brewery/Cidery now has indoor seating & a full menu, open year-round.
Offerings:
Pick your own apples
Farm Brewery & Cidery
Full Food Menu
Cider & Doughnuts
Ellms Family Farms
The Ellms family have owned and operated this farm since the 1980's, originally growing Christmas Trees. They've now expanded to pumpkins, corn, and more than 40 'agratainment' activities for kids and adults alike. Garth Ellms, who runs the farm with his two elder sisters after having taken it over from their parents in 2005, tells us that the farm spans 240 acres of land, and draws anywhere from 1000-2000 people per day during the Fall Season.
Running the farm is a family affair for the Ellms. Currently there are eight grandchildren, many of whom have buildings named after them at the farm. Some even run ticket sales for the train rides all by themselves. They make around 1600 Cider Doughnuts per day. While I must say there was some razor-thin competition, they were my favorite of all of the cider doughnuts I tried while researching this article.
Ellms is perfectly geared towards children and families. They even do children's birthday parties and offer an evening drive-through light show with cider doughnuts and kettle corn!
40 Children's Activities
Full Food Menu w/ alcoholic beverages
Saratoga Apple
The Darrow family has been growing apples in Schuylerville for 5 generations, and their Farm Store might just be the busiest in all of Saratoga County – open 7 days a week. They stock all kinds of local products and produce, and make cider doughnuts year-round! In recent years they've also launched a hard cider business and tasting room, offering two of their own hard ciders among other local brews, meads, and spirits.
Perhaps their most unique and authentic product, however, is their old-school traditional cider called 'Scrumpy,' made using the natural yeast on the apples. There are no added sulfites, and no added sweeteners, resulting in a very dry hard cider (and my personal favorite).
Saratoga Apple offers some of the most beautiful views in the Capital Region, as well as some of the best selection of local products. Their tasting room has lots of options, making this a great destination for adults.
Hard Cider & Tasting Room
Windy Hill Orchard East
Run by the Goold Family since 1910, Windy Hill Orchard East was purchased and expanded in 2019 by Scott and Todd Seeberger. Like the Goolds, this family aren't new to the apple business. Since then, the Seeberger family have remodeled the Farm Store, added fire pits and Adirondack chairs throughout the orchard, and started doing wagon rides, corn mazes, and other children's attractions.
Their orchards span 116 acres and offer around 12 different varietals of apples, while their farm store offers homemade fudge, cheese, and cider doughnuts among other local goods. On Saturdays and Sundays throughout October, Windy Hill East is hosting 'Fall Family Days,' with live music, food trucks, and a craft-vendor market. They've also recently added a Cidery & Winery business, and are renovating the 120-year-old barn on the property to house their tasting room someday.
Windy Hill East is great for both families or adults – their Fall Family Days offer free admission and are a perfect way to spend a fall afternoon with live music, food trucks, and local vendors!
The orchards on route 9 in Valatie have existed since at least the 1870's, long before Daniel and Madeline Zinke would purchase them and open the first Farm Stand on this spot in 1957, naming it 'Golden Harvest'.
Today, their grandson Alan Grout and his sons own and operate the farm. Golden Harvest has now expanded to include a bakery, a distillery, and a smokehouse grill. The farmstand is one of the largest and most impressive in the area; with everything from eggs, to baked goods and local jams & honey, you could almost do a full grocery shop here! Their bakery offers fresh cider doughnuts, unique pastries and 9 types of pies. They also specialize in custom, large scale bakery orders – in fact they supplied the Presidential Inauguration in 2013. Their Distillery offers tastings and a full cocktail menu as well as full bottles for purchase.
We got a chance to speak with Derek Grout, who was the first to receive a NYS Farm Distillery license when he founded Harvest Spirits in 2007. They boast nine spirits, "never made with grain, never sweetened with sugar, never artificially flavored or colored, never charcoal filtered, and never blended with products distilled elsewhere." Outdoors, they offer ample seating, a fire pit, and corn-hole. While Golden Harvest is not offering pick-your-own this year due to extensive re-planting and remodeling of their orchards, they are still offering over 20 varietals of apples for purchase.
This farm is a must-stop for their Distillery, Bakery, and Smokehouse! A great spot to spend the day shopping an extensive offering of local produce/products, or spend an evening with a BBQ dinner, sipping craft spirits and cocktails in their garden.
Farm Distillery & Tasting room
Harvest Smokehouse – Full Menu
This article is the first of our The Authentic 518 Series done in collaboration with Cabrina McGinn and Straight Upstate.
Born and raised in the Capital Region, Cabrina McGinn started her blog in 2019 to highlight the exceptional bars and restaurants that the 518 has to offer. Prior to that, she had spent many years in the restaurant industry, bartending all over New York State. While the blog was started with the intention of focusing solely on cocktails and craft beverages, Cabrina has expanded the blog to feature food, events, hotels, and other unique and exceptional things that you can only find in Upstate New York. Cabrina lives in Saratoga Springs and enjoys exploring the Hudson Valley and Adirondacks on the weekends. Visit the blog on instagram @straightupstate or online at https://straightupstate.com
Stay tuned for more of our monthly The Authentic 518 articles – from hidden gems to Capital Region classics, we're exploring all the spots that embody the authentic 518.
ACE's Ultimate Capital Region Apple Picking List
September 29, 2021 By upstatecreative
Want apples? We got em! With 25 places to pick your favorite type, there's no better place to be in autumn than New York's Capital Region. Lots of these places also have pumpkins, freshly made cider donuts, local products and more, so you can really get your Fall on.
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County Company Name
Albany Altamont Orchards
Albany Indian Ladder Farms
Albany Stanton's Feura Farm & Markets
Columbia Fix Bros Fruit Farm
Columbia Golden Harvest Farms
Columbia Hopedale Farm
Columbia Love Apple Farm
Columbia Mead Orchards
Columbia Philip Orchards
Columbia Samascott Orchards
Columbia Smith Farms
Columbia Yonder Fruit Farms
Greene Boehm Farm
Rensselaer Best Berry Farm
Rensselaer Lakeview Orchards
Rensselaer Windy Hill Orchard East
Saratoga Bowman Orchards
Saratoga De Voe's Rainbow Orchard
Saratoga Riverview Orchards
Saratoga Saratoga Apple
Washington Apple Hill Orchards
Washington Billy Bob's Orchard
Washington Hicks Orchard
Washington McWhorter's Orchard
Washington Sbardella Orchards
Six Capital Region Rural Farm Brewery Road Trips
Want to drink beer in a pastoral field, amidst trees ablaze in orange and red? These rural brewery road trips are adventures. Some of them are quite rural — you'll see corners of the region that you've never ventured to before. We checked our GPS on almost every trip, because we were sure we'd gotten lost. Some have limited (weekends only) hours, and yes, one even has an outhouse.
Old Klaverack's hops field
What you'll also get to see is the ecosystem that's resulted in the Capital Region's craft brewing explosion. Brewers are making their hobbies into businesses, and setting up barns, yards and garages as tap rooms amidst rustic fields.
To make it a full day, we've added nearby stops for food, hiking and exploring along the way to the breweries. Your stunning fall road trip will take you through farmland and rural landscapes. And, you'll taste local brews on the farms where they're made, while seeing where your hops come from.
R.S. Taylor Brewing
R S Taylor & Sons Brewery has been called "the most beautiful farm brewery in America," and that sounds about right to me. It's is a destination farm brewery founded by Richard and Kelley Taylor, located on 50 acres of waterfalls and rolling hills at the head waters of Black Creek in Salem, New York.
All of the ingredients used in every beer at this brewery are grown on the farm or locally, and tours and tastings are on tap for individuals or groups visiting the rustic brewery year-round. They're a hands-on operation — you can tour the grounds and take part in the harvesting process for hemp and hops.
While you're in Hebron, in rural Washington County:
Get amazing local foods (and pick berries, in season) at Gardenworks, a century-old, third generation family farm in Salem
Wander through the 119-acre Cary Hill Sculpture Park sculpture at Salem Art Works
Have lunch and get homemade chocolates at Steinengers in Salem
Walk the Carter's Pond Nature Trail in Salem
R S Taylor & Sons Brewery, 3602 County Route 30, Hebron, NY. Hours: Thursdays and Fridays 4 – 9 pm, Saturday 12 – 9 pm, Sunday 12 – 6 pm.
Old Klaverack Brewing
This one is definitely for adventurous types! OKB is situated in a remote, woodsy backyard, with a brewing shed, a small tent, and picnic tables, all in a hops field – with an outhouse. The beer is excellent (we recommend the deep Dunbar Stout and the hazy, hoppy Spookrock IPA). Owner Eric is now hard at work building a second, in-town location in Hudson, which should open this winter or spring.
OKB works really well as a quirky stop on a multi-venue Columbia County road trip:
Downtown Hudson is nearby, as are the beautiful, small towns of Kinderhook and Valatie (try the excellent Mexican food at Magdelena's).
Art Omi, a vast, outdoor sculpture park, is about 9 miles away.
Hike the trails next to the Martin Van Buren Historic Site.
Pick apples at Love Apple Farm.
Old Klaverack Brewing, 150 Thielman Rd, Hudson NY, 12534. Hours: Friday 5pm – 9pm, Saturday 1pm – 9pm.
S & S Farm Brewing
S&S Brewery is operated on a 6th generation family farm located in Nassau, NY. The location is RURAL – some portions of our route were on dirt roads! – and the scenery is fantastic. Thankfully, so is the beer. S & S has 10 signature ales, half of which are ABV 5.0 or under. And, there are two very good local wines. (Sure, I was skeptical when I saw two kinds – "the red" and "the white" – but I happy report that both are really good.)
Many nights, there are bands and some pretty awesome food trucks on hand. The crowds are surprisingly large and super friendly. In cooler weather, there are fire pits, in addition to limited indoor seating.
Nearby are lots of outdoor activities, including:
Hiking, kayaking or fishing (by permit) at Ooms Conservation Area.
Birding and hiking at Wilson M. Powell Wildlife Sanctuary.
Hiking the four trails of the Albert Family Community Forest.
And, the gorgeous towns of Valatie, Chatham, Kinderhook (see an exhibit at Jack Shainman Gallery: The School) and Averil Park are all within a short drive.
S & S Farm Brewery, 174 Middle Road, Nassau, NY 12123, (518) 336-0766. Hours: Friday and Saturday, 5pm – 9pm
Indian Ladder Farm Cidery and Brewery
The granddaddy of farm breweries, Indian Ladder Farms Cidery and Brewery makes beer and hard cider on their 100-year-old family farm located in Altamont, beneath the dramatic cliffs of the Helderberg Escarpment. Their beer and cider are made using ingredients grown on Indian Ladder Farms as well as other New York State farms and is dedicated to the farm to table movement. Owners Laura Ten Eyck and Dietrich Gehring even co-authored a book on hops growing.
Thatcher State Park in autumn!
Do note that ILF is a HUGE local attraction on fall weekends, when families from near and far come to pick apples. Try a weeknight for a calmer, quieter visit. And, the food here is fantastic, as are the apples, of course!
While you're here:
Pick apples and pet the animals at Indian Ladder Farms
Don't miss a hike or drive to see the fall foliage at Thatcher State Park.
If you've got kids — or are a kid at heart — there's Wildplay zipline and adventure course, located inside of Thatcher Park.
Monday – Tuesday 12-6, Wednesday 12-8 (Teacher Night), Thursday – 12-8, Friday – 12-9, Saturday – 11-9, Sunday – 11-6
Thursday/Friday: 4-8, Saturday: 11-8, Sunday: 11-5
Brewery LaHoff
Andre Latour was an art director in NYC, and moved to Catskill (from Brooklyn) to go pro as a brewer. He spent four years transforming an old dairy barn into a tasting room, and now has a slew of great Brewery LaHoff beers on tap. The setting is gorgeous, with fields to while away an autumn afternoon.
Try the cider/ale mashup called Orchard House Ale, and the Wildflower Wheat, brewed with honey from their neighbors at Twin Spruce Apiary. Plus, they rolled out a Imperial Farmtoberfest Grand Cru, just in time for fall..
Owner Andre Latour
When you're at Brewery LaHoff:
Visit the town of Coxsackie (about 10 minutes), Athens (15 minutes), or Catskill (20 minutes)
Take a hike on Cohotate Preserve or Willows at Brandow Point trail
Visit Honey Hollow Brewery (see below) — it's right down the road from Brewery LaHoff
Brewery LaHoff, 50 Vedder Rd, Coxsackie NY 12051. Hours: Friday 4 – 8pm, Saturday 12 – 8pm, Sunday 12 – 4pm
Honey Hollow Brewery
You might wonder if you've taken a wrong turn while you're on the way to Honey Hollow – it's pretty remote. My advice is to check your GPS, and then stick to the route. Honey Hollow is worth the drive. There are gardens, fields, fire pits, and a bacci court. Live music is often on tap, and Nervosity9 is grilling pizza on the outdoor oven in summertime. The beer is great, too — terrific ales, stouts and porters are all on tap.
The road trip tips for Honey Hollow Brewing are similar to Brewery LaHoff (but they'll take more time to get to from Honey Hollow):
Honey Hollow's garden
Visit Brewery LaHoff (see above) — it's right down the road from Honey Hollow
Daniel Baehrel, a highly acclaimed destination restaurant based on completely self-derived, sustainable, living off the land cuisine called Native Harvest, is nearby. It's SUPER hard to get a reservation, and the meal lasts over 5 hours, but I thought I'd mention it, because there are some unusual characters in the Catskills.
Honey Hollow Brewery, 376 E Honey Hollow Rd, Earlton, NY 12058. Hours: Friday 4-8pm, Saturday 1-8pm
The Honey Hollow garden
Maureen Sager is the Executive Director of ACE. This article was researched with the help of many willing and adventurous friends, and her boyfriend named Tom who enjoys a good beer and didn't mind heading out into the Capital Region wilderness.
Five Fantastic Capital Region Wineries to Visit This Fall
Fall is a fabulous time to visit the Capital Region's wineries. Drive the gorgeous rural routes and take in the scenery. And, you'll be rewarded with seeing the makers in the throes of harvesting and making the 2021 vintage. It's a thrilling yet tiring time at a winery, and they'll appreciate your visit.
Tousey Winery, Germantown, NY
Of course, you'll find terrific local wines. But there are also the personal stories, and the lovely locations, and the exploration of your "back yard" that can yield such delights and surprises. Truly, you can't go wrong visiting any of the wineries in the Capital Region. And make sure to explore the rest of the Hudson Valley, and all of New York's world-class wine regions.
Here are my top recommendations (in alphabetical order):
Altamont Winery, Altamont
Altamont Winery Owner Mike DeCrescenzo (photo courtesy Edible Capital District)
I first met Mike DeCrescenzo, owner of Altamont Winery, at the Schenectady Farmer's Market, about ten years ago. Intrigued with what was growing on his family's large farm west of Albany, I took a visit. Knowing nothing about the area, I was skeptical about what kind of grapes could be growing in Altamont. Happily, my expectations were shattered – the vineyard is huge! It was originally planted by Larry Grossi, who passed in 1999. In 2006, Mike's dad, Louis, decided to take it on, equally trusting what the 26-acre piece of land could yield.
There are many varieties thriving on the site, and the DeCrescenzos are passionate about their craft. Visiting Altamont is like reconnecting with a family member. The experience is friendly, welcoming, casual. The wines are home-grown and homemade. Be sure to try the Sirius, a dry white made with St. Pepin and Cayuga; the Leon Millot – a dry red made from this French-American hybrid; the semi-sweet Rose made from a blend of the grapes; and the others, too! Make a day of it. Learn more at www.altamontwinery.com, follow and like them on Facebook and Instagram, and visit at 3001 Furbeck Road, Altamont, NY.
Galway Rock Vineyard and Winery, Ballston Lake
Galway Rock Founder Kate Soldani, processing the harvest
Kate Soldani is the brains – and the brawn – behind Galway Rock Vineyard & Winery in Galway, New York. She started the winery in 2014, inspired by the garagiste movement of fine wine making (small-scale entrepreneurial wine-makers, who do not adhere to the traditions of wine-making). In under a decade, Kate has launched three signature brands with dedicated followers -– Galway Rock, Robinia Hill, and Saratoga Sparkling. The result is a range of white, red, rose, and sparkling wines to please any palate.
Galway Rock Winery produces a wide selection of wines under three separate brand names
A visit to the tasting room is as creative and uplifting as Kate's wines, offering a flight of six wines, or a signature "mimosa tower" tasting. What's better than a tower of bubbles?? Hang out on the tasting room's sunny patio with a specially prepared cheese board. Try the beautifully balanced Galway Rock Merlot-Malbec blend that's full of delicious dark fruit notes. The Robinia Hill Riesling unfolds with apple and pear notes. And, don't miss the Saratoga Sparkling Moscato that tickles the palate and turns on the pleasure. Learn more at www.galwayrockwines.com, follow and like them on Facebook and Instagram, and visit at 988 Saratoga Road, Ballston Lake, NY.
Home Range Winery, Canaan
Inspired by Cape Cod (of all places!) wine making, Peter Bartlett and Susan Powell reconsidered what was possible on their farm in rural Canaan, New York. The 30-acre Flatbrook Farm – in the Bartlett family for generations — was already planted with Concord grapes, as well as raspberries, blueberries and blackberries. All are fruits that are suitable for wines. Susan was an amateur (and now a full-time) winemaker. Peter is a farmer who raised his three children on Flatbrook Farm. Why not follow their passions for growing and wine making and start a winery?
Thankfully for the rest of us, they did it. Their goal? To grow grapes suitable for a colder climate, and to make wines they would be proud to serve to friends and strangers alike. They planted Marquette and Baco for red wines, and Traminette and Cayuga for white wines. An old barn on the property was cleaned out and converted to the tasting room and winery. Guests are welcome to explore the farm and to bring a picnic.
The wines have names that reflect the couple's connections to nature, too. There's Calm After the Storm, an easy-drinking Cayuga; Big Buck, a signature red made with Marquette; Cold Snap, a luscious blueberry wine; and several others offering a range from dry whites and reds to sweeter wines. Learn more at www.homerangewinery.com, follow and like them on Facebook and Instagram, and visit at 146 Flints Crossing Rd., Canaan, NY.
Nine Lamb Farm Winery, Cambridge
A relative newcomer on the scene is Nine Lamb Winery in Cambridge, NY, about 45 minutes northeast of Albany in some truly breathtaking countryside in Washington County. In 2016, the Bateman family planted six varieties of cold-hardy grapes on land that has been farmed for over 200 years. They've created two lovely, distinct brands. For the father/son Bateman team, South Dominion Vineyard represents tradition and heritage. And, their Nine Lamb Farm brand expands their inspiring vision. The Batemans say that Nine Lamb "intersects the realms of art, design, agriculture, and community so as to carry us forward into new life and a shared abundance born out of patience and forgiveness."
South Dominion Winery, sister brand of Nine Lamb
Take a ride and visit the Cambridge tasting room this fall, when colors are at their peak. Or, try the wines at the Troy Farmer's Market on Saturdays between 9 am and 2 pm (which is where I discovered them). Their enthusiasm is as inspiring as their wines. The Dionné (South Dominion brand) is a big, dry, oak-aged red with ripe berry notes and some spice on the finish. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/ninelambfarm, follow and like them on Facebook and Instagram, and visit at 166 Brownell Road, Cambridge, NY.
Tousey Winery, Germantown
Dominique's Pick: Try "Hygge", the Sauvignon Blanc standout at Tousey Winery
Ben and Kimberly Peacock of Tousey Winery (photo credit: Hudson Valley Magazine)
Everything about Tousey Winery is quirky and cool, from the unusual tasting room along Route 9 between Columbia and Dutchess Counties, to the names of the wines. That's because the owners, Ben and Kimberly Peacock, are quirky and cool themselves. Ben is English and Kimberly is Scandinavian, and they share a deep love of fine wine. When they decided to settle in Germantown and start a winery, they went all in. That was back in 2008. Today, over a decade later, their wines are trend setters in the region and the state.
Tousey offers traditional wines like Riesling and Cabernet Franc. Additionally, they have blends like their off-dry Queen of Clermont, and the fun and friendly red blend, Riot. They make a Sauvignon Blanc called Hygge that is as clean and beautiful as any SB out there. Plus, they've recently added sparklers to their line-up, including Naughtiness, a rose sparkler. And we all know that bubbles make everything better!
Tousey is also renowned for their cassis, a wine made from black currants. Tangy and sweet at the same time, it's delicious on its own but is best when topped with sparkling wine to make a Kir Royale. That they do it all with three young children is even more impressive. Learn more at www.touseywinery.com, follow and like them on Facebook and Instagram, and visit at 1774 Route 9, Germantown, NY.
Other Don't-Miss Spots
I would be remiss to not mention a couple of others that are near and dear to me. Hudson-Chatham Winery, Columbia County's first winery, is alive and well and making wonderful wines under the ownership of Steven Rosario and Justin Nickell. See where the Columbia County winery experience all started. (1900 State Rte 66, Ghent, NY). Another don't-miss spot is Stable Gate Winery (12 Linda Way, Castleton-on-Hudson, NY). This female owned and operated vineyard was founded by Valerie Feldman. Her young and forward-thinking perspective on land and relationships shines through everything she does.
Dominique DeVito started Hudson-Chatham Winery with Carlo DeVito and their boys, Dawson and Dylan, in 2007. Today Dominique is a Wine Manager at Exit 9 Wine & Liquor Warehouse in Clifton Park, where she has a world of wines to play with. She writes a monthly feature for Main Street magazine as well as a "wine of the week" for the magazine's website and social media. Find it at www.mainstreetmag.com.
Thank You Rodney Alan Greenblat & Hudson Hall!
July 28, 2020 By wordpress
On July 22nd, ACE took a private tour of Rodney Alan Greenblat's show, "Something to Look Forward to" hosted by the artist himself! It was a wonderful show and we are so appreciative to Rodney and Hudson Hall for hosting our group. Don't miss it! There are safe, timed, socially distant viewings on their website.
Connect with Rodney and/or Hudson Hall!
Rodney Alan Greenblat
Visit The Rodney Shop in Catskill!

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'Serious Concern:' Oklahoma Had the Sixth Lowest Pension Funding Percentage
Joe Wertz
Joe Wertz was a reporter and managing editor for StateImpact Oklahoma from 2011-2019. He reported on energy and environment issues for national NPR audiences and other national outlets. He previously worked as a managing editor, assistant editor and staff reporter at several major Oklahoma newspapers and studied journalism at the University of Central Oklahoma.
Pew Center on the States
Click here for a large .pdf version of the Oklahoma fact-sheet.
From 2005-2010, the State of Oklahoma failed to consistently pay its annual pension contribution in full, according to a new analysis from the Pew Center on the States.
In fiscal year 2010, the state pension system was 56 percent funded and faced a $16 billion funding gap. "Fiscally sustainable" pension systems should maintain at least 80 percent funding, experts tell Pew researchers.
State lawmakers say pension reforms passed in 2011 and 2012 will help reduce the gap, but Oklahoma's long-term management of unfunded pension liabilities is cause for "serious concern," researchers conclude.
Oklahoma only paid 70 percent of the recommended contribution to its pension plans in 2010, "and just 79 percent of what the state should have paid to fund retiree health benefits," pew researchers say.
And in 2011, state lawmakers raised the retirement age for new employees to 65 from 62 and capped annual cost-of-living adjustments for retirees, according to the report. (Right-click here to download.)
Here's how Oklahoma pensions compared to its neighbors:
Pension Liability Funding in 2010
% Funded
Oklahoma 56%
Arkansas 75%
Colorado 66%
Kansas 62%
Missouri 77%
New Mexico 72%
Texas 83%
Source: "The Widening Gap Update," Pew Center on the States
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Athens News Agency: Daily News Bulletin in English, 02-07-24
Athens News Agency: Daily News Bulletin in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article
[01] Public order minister: We've dealt a powerful blow against terrorism
[02] Katiforis briefs Eurodeputies on progress of efforts to eradicate 'N17'
[03] U.S. envoy says no evidence linking PASOK to 'N17'
[04] PM, parties issue messages on democracy's restoration
[05] PM and PASOK secretary discuss party planning
[06] Giannitsis holds meeting in Brussels
[07] UK minister for Europe to visit Greece
[08] Defense minister attends special forces exhibition
[09] Education minister pays two-day visit to Evros prefecture
[10] Fourth assembly of Greek parliamentarians abroad begins in Athens
[11] Athens briefing on EU's review of common agricultural policy
[12] FM, finance and development ministers discuss cooperation
[13] Finance minister recruits support for foreign investments
[14] Gov't releases data on subsidies to farmers
[15] European Commission to take Greece to European Court
[16] Gov�t confirms Vardinoyiannis Group interest for Olympic Airways
[17] Gov�t unveils smart cards for public transportation
[18] Selective demand leads ASE higher on Tuesday
[19] Greek Cypriot side replies to Denktash on missing persons
[20] Kasoulides says elections in Turkey may complicate Cyprus question
[21] U.S.: Cyprus accession could serve as incentive for settlement
Athens, 24/07/2002 (ANA)
The authorities had dealt a powerful blow against terrorism that amounted to a victory for democracy, Public Order Minister Mihalis Chrysohoidis said on Tuesday, in a press conference that outlined the progress made by police so far in cracking open the November 17 case.
Ten people had so far been caught in connection with N17's activities, he stressed, while another was being sought by the authorities. In the meantime, police were still sifting through the evidence to find clues pointing to the existence of yet more N17 members and their activities.
''Through systematic and methodical effort, with respect for the fundamental rights of Greek citizens, democratic legitimacy, the Constitution and the law we have dealt a severe blow to the terrorist organization N17,'' he said, describing those now in custody as a ''significant portion of the organization.''
He also underlined, however, that the investigation would continue in every direction until it was absolutely certain that all the guilty parties had been brought to justice.
''The investigation will go right to the end of the line,'' he stressed.
Chrysohoidis underlined, however, that the real victory against terrorism had been a moral victory won by the force of ideas.
''The power of ideas is much greater than the power of weapons. This is why democracy won. Long before N17 was defeated operationally by the law enforcement agencies, it had been defeated politically and ideologically by the power of the ideas of democracy and a society of citizens,'' he said.
Chrysohoidis described the group as a ''shadow of violence'' that spread doubts and attempted to usurp the will of the majority in Greece's hard-won democracy, which for the first time in the country's modern history was nearing three decades of uninterrupted operation.
''The time has come for justice and the legitimate State to answer, to attribute responsibilities where they belong, to shed light on sides of this black page in our history...''
The minister also referred to those who had struggled for the return of democracy under the 1967-1974 military junta in Greece, particularly to the student uprising that was crushed by the junta on the bloody night of November 17, when armed troops stormed the barricaded Athens polytechnic with tanks.
''I express the entire government when I say that no one can slander their struggles and sacrifices, their years in prison and exile, the years of their lives that were lost so that we can all live free today in democratic Greece.
''The date of 17 November is an indelible historic day that belongs to modern Greece. It belongs to those young people that defended the gates of the Polytechnic with their blood, it belongs to the collective memory of the Greek people and, of course, it does not belong to pitiless murderers,'' Chrysohoidis said.
Finally, he stressed that all those responsible for acts of terrorism would receive a fair trial, as democracy dictated, with full respect for human rights.
''But they will be tried. They will have to answer for their actions...today marks the moment when yet another cycle of the post-junta period comes to an end.''
Police Chief Fotis Nasiakos: Speaking after the minister, Greek Police Chief Fotis Nasiakos said there had been a meeting at the anti-terrorism squad to assess the progress made so far in the N17 case and determined the next steps to fully eradicate the group.
He said the meeting had agreed that the 10 arrests made so far were a serious blow to the organization and that the men in custody, as well as Dimitris Koufontinas who is still being sought, carried out the vast majority of terrorist acts and other crimes attributed to N17. He did not, however, rule out the involvement of yet more N17 members who had not yet been discovered by police.
In addition, the two safe houses discovered in Athens contained almost all the weaponry and other equipment acquired by N17 since its foundation, while crime lab and other tests on this evidence might expand the scope of the investigation and pro-vide further proof of N17's crimes to use in court.
Nasiakos stressed that the efforts of the police force would not abate until all those involved in the terrorist group were uncovered and led before the courts.
Giotopoulos continues to maintain he is not a member of 'N17': Alexandros Giotopoulos, said to be a leading member of the ''November 17'' terrorist group, continued to maintain on Tues-day that he is not a member of the group.
He remained for more than one hour at the office of investigating magistrate Theoni Bouri on Tuesday.
Giotopoulos was among two other men accused of being members of the urban guerrilla group to give testimony before the magistrate on Tuesday. The others were Vassilis Tzortzatos and Theologos Psaradellis. All three were imprisoned after giving testimony.
His lawyer Yiannis Rahiotis in a statement after his client's testimony said Giotopoulos ''of course denies the charges.''
Rahiotis said Giotopoulos declared that the charges were based on preliminary testimony given by others accused, which were ''lies''.
Suspected 'N17' member admits participation in terrorist acts: Suspected ''N17'' member Vassilis Tzortzatos, who is charged with a score of felonies, completed his testimony before an Athens Magistrate a little after 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday.
''Tzortzatos admitted his participation as a simple accomplice in a series of punishable acts which he called ''repulsive'' before the Magistrate'', Dimitris Tentolouris, one of the two defense lawyers representing Tzortzatos, said on his way out of the Magistrate's office.
''We are opposite a typical political crime; transferring it into the area of punishable crimes may facilitate some people's consciousness and the spectacle, however, it ''blacks out'' things'', Constantinos Kourkoulos, who also represents Tzortzatos, said.
Both lawyers said that their client was contributing to the clarification of truth and that he looked forward to clemency measures.
Man linked to 'N17' gives himself up to police in Thessaloniki: A person linked with the November 17 terrorist group gave himself up to police in Thessaloniki on Tuesday afternoon, stating that he had taken part in strikes by the urban guerrilla group.
Thessaloniki police chief Nikiforos Tzatzakis said in an announcement that Konstantinos Tellios, 37, gave himself up at the Thessaloniki Police Headquarters.
Tellios, who was born on the island of Samos in 1965, was residing in Thessaloniki.
Police said that Tellios was being transported to the Violent Crimes Department in Athens.
17N suspects' statements to police: The younger brother of a man injured in a botched bomb attack that led police to the heart of the notorious 'November 17' terrorist group on Tuesday claimed that his brother, Savvas Xiros', injury was intentional and that organization members wanted to kill him, reliable sources told ANA.
''After the explosion in Piraeus (on the night of June 29 when a time-bomb exploded prematurely in 40-year-old Savvas Xiros' hands), I assumed that some people inside 17N wanted to do away with Savvas,'' said 30-year-old Vassilis Xiros, who has also been charged on several counts of murder and robbery and membership in the group.
''From what I had seen and knew, I assumed that some members of the organization had put the pressure on 'Loukas' (Dimitris Koufontinas, who is wanted for participation in the group) to do away with my brother. I thought this because, from what I knew, in all the operations he took part in was together with 'Loukas', who appeared to be in charge,'' Vassilis Xiros told police during interrogation.
Vassilis Xiros said 'Loukas' and his brother Savvas were the ones who shot and killed shipowner Costis Peraticos (Piraeus, May 1997), but claimed that no women were involved in the group and that Savvas' companion, Alycia Romero Cortes, had not been aware of his activities.
The third Xiros brother charged with 17N membership, killings and robberies, 44-year-old Christodoulos, named Alexandros Giotopoulos as the man at the top of the organization who determined the targets. ''He'd bring handwritten proclamations, read them to us for comment, and would jot down the additional elements,'' he said.
Christodoulos Xiros said Dimitris Koufontinas and Theologos Psaradelis, or 'Fotis', were Giotopoulos' right-hand men. He said the first 17N operation he took part in was the murder attempt against US serviceman Sgt. Robert Chad in April 1984 on Vouliagmenis Avenue, and that Yannis Skandalis or 'Komis (The Count, who was killed in a traffic accident a few years ago), Koufontinas, and another member code-named ''Alekos'' or ''Tainias'', were with him. Christodoulos Xiros said it was Skandalis who had shot Chad.
As for the National Bank robbery in Petralona in December 1984 in which police officer Christos Matis was killed, Christodoulos said he had taken part in that incident together again with Skandalis and Koufontinas, the man codenamed ''Alekos'', another man codenamed ''Nikitas'', and a Turkish citizen codenamed ''Apostolis'' who was now dead. Christodoulos said ''Nikitas'' used to have a ceramics shop on 3 Septemvriou Street in Athens, while it was Koufontinas who had shot the police officer in this attack.
Christodoulos Xiros further maintained that Giotopoulos had proposed the killing of 'Apogevmatini' newspaper publisher Nikos Momferatos (Feb. 1985, in which incident the publisher's driver, Panayotis Rousetis, was also killed), and that his role in that attack was to inform the team of executioners when the victim was approaching.
Christodoulos further confessed that he had taken part in the theft of arms and ammunition, including rockets, from the Sykourio military camp depot in Larissa in December 1989, together with his brother Savvas, Koufontinas, Vassilis Tzortzatos, Theologos Psaradelis, Iraklis Kostaris, and someone codenamed 'Markos', whose real name he gave to the police.
Christodoulos said he also took part in the murder attempt against businessman Vardis Vardinoyiannis in November 1990 together with his brother Savvas and Koufontinas, wile he believed Kostaris also had a role in that operation.
At the end of the interrogation, Christodoulos asked that he and his brothers have beneficial treatment because 'I helped disintegrate the group without being forced''.
Theologos Psaradelis, in turn, told police and the prosecutor that he had taken part in the National Bank robber in Patissia in 1986, claiming that someone called 'Yannakis' from the 'Tsironis' organization had proposed he take part in this robbery. Police believe 'Yannakis' may have been Yannis Skandalis.
''I don not consider myself as having taken part as a member of a criminal organization such as 17N, since I oppose any participation by myself in an organization that kills,'' Psaradelis said.
Vassilis Tzortzatos said that the operation against publisher Momferatos had been decided at a meeting between Koufontinas, Skandalis, Christodoulos Xiros, and ''Alekos''. He also claimed that Koufontinas was the executioner in the March 1988 attack against businessman Alexandros Athanasiadis-Bodosakis.
According to Tzortzatos, the rocket against the then EEC offices on central Vas. Sofias avenue in Athens in December 1990 was launched by Savvas Xiros.
During his interrogation, Tzortzatos said he also took part in the attempt against then finance minister Ioannis Paleokrassas in Syntagma Square in July 1992, in which pedestrian Thanassis Axarlian was killed, together with Christodoulos and Savvas Xiros and Dimitris Koufontinas.
He further confessed to taking part in the attempt against New Democracy MP Lefteris Papadimitriou in December 1992, together with Koufontinas and Savvas Xiros.
Giotopoulos' companion, 48-year-old French national Marie-Therese Peynaud, in her statements to the police, said that she had met him in Paris in 1973 at a demonstration protesting the events in Chile, and that his name was Michalis Economou. Peynaud said she had come to Greece for a month in the summer of 1974 to see him, and again at Christmas in 1975 for two weeks. She ruled out her companion's participation in 17N, and claimed that she had first heard the name Alexandros Giotopoulos from the police.
Appeals judges' council assigns N17 case to special magistrates: The appeals court justices council on Tuesday assigned the main judicial inquiry regarding the terrorist group November 17 to special appeals examining magistrates, naming justices Leonidas Zervobeakas, Haris Birbos and Panos Petropoulos to take over the next stages in the case.
Investigation ordered regarding N17 evidence leaked to media: The public prosecutor's office on Tuesday ordered a preliminary investigation to find out how evidence contained in the November 17 case file ended up being leaked to the press and media.
More specifically, the investigation will look into the leak of transcripts of testimony given by suspected members of the group during preliminary cross-examination.
The investigators have been instructed to determine whether there has been a breach of confidentiality rules, whether the defendants' attorneys may have been involved and also whether the crime of harboring a criminal was committed by those who released the names of people not placed under arrest.
Government spokesman Christos Protopapas on Tuesday expressed the government's displeasure at the leaked testimony, saying it laid "outside our logic".
He stressed, however, that the public prosecutor had ordered the investigation without the government's intervention.
According to the spokesman, the evidence had obviously been leaked by someone who legally had access to the case file.
He stressed that the suspected terrorists would all receive a fair trial and said that the justice system should be left alone to carry out its work, which it would do better if everyone behaved responsibly.
Finally, he denied reports that the United States had asked that all those responsible for killing US nationals be deported to stand trial in the US, or that Greece had been asked to assist the Turkey police.`
Public order minister briefs PM on ongoing efforts to eradicate 'N17': Prime Minister Costas Simitis and Public Order Minister Mihalis Chrysohoidis discussed latest developments in the struggle to eradicate terrorism, during a one-hour-long meeting they had on Tuesday evening.
Chrysohoidis briefed the prime minister on the latest evidence, as well as on the efforts being made to locate and bring to justice all those involved in the ''November 17'' terrorist group.
No statements were made after the meeting.
BRUSSELS, 24/07/2002 (ANA - B. Demiris)
George Katiforis, head of PASOK's Eurodeputies, during Tues-day's extraordinary meeting of the European Parliament's foreign affairs committee on the issue of the situation in the Middle East, had the opportunity to brief the members of the committee and EU High Representative for common foreign policy Javier Solana, on the success of the Greek police in their efforts to eradicate terrorism.
Katiforis stressed that the Greek authorities are proceeding systematically and with seriousness in the full eradication of the ''November 17'' terrorist organization which for 27 years was ''an open wound'' for Greek society but also cause for Greece's national interests and prestige abroad to be harmed.
Katiforis briefed the Eurodeputies on the Greek government's determination to proceed in the full investigation of the crimes and to the discovery of all those responsible so that the chapter of ''terrorism'' in Greece finally closes.
WASHINGTON, 24/07/2002 (ANA - T. Ellis)
US. Ambassador to Athens Thomas Miller said on Tuesday he has no evidence confirming the existence of a relation between the November 17 terrorist group and members of PAK (an anti-junta organization) or PASOK (the party currently in power in Greece).
Miller, who was addressing the Hellenic American Institute here, said that from probes and investigations conducted so far ''I have seen no evidence supporting these assessments.''
He further said that ''when I have no evidence I shall not submit my personal views on the issue'' and called for attention only to be paid to statements made by himself and other relevant officials and not the views of people who have no official bearing at present.
Miller said this issue ''is of secondary importance at this stage, adding that what is important at the moment is for probes and investigations to go ahead and then the trials and convictions of those responsible.
''The case will not be over if the trials are not completed, which must be fair,'' he said and added that the Greek authorities handled the issue ''with great effectiveness.''
Miller praised the role played by Public Order Minister Mihalis Chrysohoidis with whom, as he said, he is maintaining continuous contact even from Washington where he has been during these past few days to brief relevant American services on the latest developments.
''We are helping and we shall continue to do this, but the Greek government is the one deserving to be credited with the success,'' he said.
Commenting on the reasons why the breakup of November 17 is being achieved now and not over the past 27 years, Miller attributed it to luck to a certain degree as well ''since the bomb exploded in the hands of (Savvas) Xiros'' (the alleged terrorist currently being treated at an Athens hospital).
However, Miller added that ''luck only helps when you have done the necessary preparation to enable you to be in a position to take advantage of the opportunity when it presents itself'' and that ''serious work has been done in past years, there is a very efficient public order minister, there is determination.''
The U.S. envoy further said ''the change observed in Greek public opinion was also a considerable contribution'' which was due to the ''human image'' given to the victims of terrorism by the British attach�s widow Heather Saunders and the families of the rest of the victims who created the organization ''Enough is Enough.''
Miller termed the level of bilateral relations as ''excellent'', adding that cooperation against international terrorism is very good and preparations for the security of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games are moving in the same spirit.
Lastly, Miller said Cyprus already fulfils almost all criteria necessary for European Union accession, which, as it is hoped, will contribute to the finding of a solution.
Prime Minister Costas Simitis and political parties issued messages on Tuesday on the 28th anniversary of the restoration of democracy in the country following seven years of military dictatorship between 1967 and 1974.
Referring in his message to developments regarding the crackdown on terrorism, Simitis said ''the 28th anniversary of the restoration of democracy coincides with the heightening of the struggle to break up terrorism. Terrorism was the stigma and shame of the post-dictatorship period.''
Main opposition New Democracy party leader Costas Karamanlis said all should help to have the authorities' preparation, possibility and opportunity to put a final end to terrorism utilized to the full.
He added that all perpetrators, as well as their accomplices and leaders, should be detected and brought before justice and a complete breakup of terrorist organizations should be achieved, as well as the final ideological crushing of the phenomenon.
The Communist Party of Greece said in its message ''the quality of democracy being experienced by our people is judged by the presence and exercising of the terrorist policy of NATO, the United States and the European Union with the pretext of breaking up terrorism. It is judged by the government's frontal attack against the fundamental rights of working people. State violence and suppression are the order of the day'', adding that ''the case of 17N is being utilized to shield hypocritical democracy and deal a blow at the anti-imperialist and anti-monopoly struggle and the right of the people to select the path they want.''
The Coalition of the Left and Progress said the breaking up of terrorism will rid the country's political system of acts poisoning public life.
''Our democracy, despite existing problems, is proving itself strong in this case as well and it will prove itself even stronger after this case is resolved completely,'' it said.
Democratic Social Movement leader Dimitris Tsovolas said in his message ''due to vested interests, the sovereignty of the people has been replaced to a great degree by the sovereignty of big economic and publishing groups. The Greek people is treated with contempt, having to listen monotonously that their impoverishment is a so-called one-way path for the modernization of the country and society.''
Prime Minister and ruling PASOK party leader Costas Simitis discussed the party's political planning and future initiatives with PASOK's Central Committee secretary Costas Laliotis on Tuesday.
Speaking after the meeting, Laliotis said the spearhead of planning are the municipal and prefectural elections (due to take place in October) since there are still certain pending issues to be handled, which he did not name.
Replying to questions from the press on the issue of terrorism, Laliotis said the effort to break up terrorism will continue to the end because, as he said, all terrorist groups and terrorist networks should all be broken up from top to bottom.
Laliotis also added that everything should be revealed about all and leaders, masterminds and their hit men should be held accountable.
He further said that it should be acknowledged that the prime minister, the government, the public order minister, the police and justice worked according to plan for many months and produced results and rejected the theory of a circumstantial event.
On the opportunity of the EU General Affairs Council, Alternate Foreign Minister Tassos Giannitsis on Tuesday met with the Council's Deputy Secretary General Pierre de Boissieu for discussions and information exchange on organizational issues of the Greek EU presidency, as well as the cooperation between the Greek presidency and the Council.
On the same opportunity, Giannitsis also met with Bulgarian EU Affairs Minister Meglena Kuneva to discuss Bulgaria's EU accession course. The Bulgarian minister expressed her gratitude for Greece's support with her country's efforts for EU accession in 2007.
Giannitsis had a separate meeting with EU Commissioner Gunter Verheugen, during which the two men had a thorough discussion about the general course of the EU enlargement and especially the procedure and problems associated with Cyprus' accession course until its completion.
The alternate foreign minister met with his Belgian counterpart Anemi Nejts to exchange views on EU enlargement and other relative matters. The two officials discussed issues with regard to the Future of Europe and the timetable for the Council's works, the EU interim agricultural revision, immigration and EU socio-economic strategy. They affirmed their convergence on the discussed topics and underlined their intention for close and constructive cooperation toward the promotion of shared views.
Britain's Europe Minister Peter Hain will be in Athens on Wednesday and Thursday for talks with members of the Greek government and to take part in a round table under the auspices of the Hellenic Center for European Studies (EKEM) on the future of Europe, it was announced on Tuesday.
Hain is minister of state at the British Foreign and Common-wealth Office responsible for the European Union, central Europe and southern Europe, and is Britain's representative to the Convention on the Future of Europe.
While in Athens, he will have talks with Greek Foreign Minister George Papandreou, Alternate Foreign Minister Tassos Giannitsis who is responsible for European issues and Finance Minister Nikos Christodoulakis.
Hain's visit is part of the regular exchange of views between the United Kingdom and Greece in the run-up to the Greek presidency of the EU in the first half of 2003.
The talks will cover the Lisbon process, the future of Europe, the enlargement of the EU and other topical issues.
The Greek armed forces and the Special Forces were ready and able to contribute effectively to the fight against terrorism, both in its national and international dimensions, Defense Minister Yiannos Papantoniou said on Tuesday after watching a Special Forces exhibition at Megalo Pefko.
The minister also referred to the recent breakthroughs against the terrorist group November 17. Wiping out terrorism would rid Greek society of a terrible danger and raise the country's standing in view of the Olympic Games in 2004, he told the gathered troops.
Papantoniou also stressed that the success would help Greece to defend its national interests and pursue a just solution to the Cyprus problem, based on its armed forces and its effective diplomacy in the past few years.
Education Minister Petros Efthymiou, paying a two-day visit to the Evros prefecture, visited the Evros prefectural offices and the town halls of Alexandroupolis and Orestiada and attended the official opening of the 8th youth meeting ''Ardas 2002'' at Kastanies on the Greek-Turkish border on Tuesday afternoon.
Speaking to reporters on the breakup of the November 17 terrorist group, Efthymiou said ''what I think every Greek citizen is feeling is that the radical breakup of terrorism, currently being achieved in a methodical and responsible way by the government.''
He further said the government worked methodically, decisively and unwaveringly to root out terrorism in the country, adding that ''the government achieved this with the guidance of the prime minister and with the personal methodical approach and responsibility of Minister Mihalis Chrysohoidis.''
Greek Parliament Speaker Apostolos Kaklamanis on Tuesday opened the 4th General Assembly of the World Inter-Parliamentary Assembly of Hellenes, welcoming 80 MPs of Greek descent from 14 countries around the world.
Both Kaklamanis and Greek Foreign Minister George Papandreou, who spoke immediately afterward, focused on the recent breakthroughs in the fight against terrorism in Greece, the upcoming Greek presidency of the European Union in the first half of 2003 and the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004.
The meeting was also addressed by the president of the World Council of Hellenes Abroad Andrew Athens.
An official representing European Union Agriculture Commissioner Hans Fischler on Tuesday held a news conference in Athens to explain the 15-nation bloc's move to review the common agricultural policy.
Tassos Haniotis said that the interim review addressed qualms expressed by the public in EU countries about the policy's effectiveness.
It was believed that the proposals would lead to competitiveness of the EU's farming sector, also acting as a safety net; and promote sustainable, market-oriented farming practices, sup-porting producers rather than products, Haniotis said.
Foreign Minister George Papandreou, Finance Minister Nikos Christodoulakis and Development Minister Akis Tsohatzopoulos discussed cooperation between their ministries, both before and during the European Union's Greek presidency in the first half of 2003, during a luncheon on Tuesday.
One of the main issues interesting the three ministries is strengthening activities in the Balkan peninsula, whose stability and security is of particular importance for Greece.
The ministers, apart from European activities in the Balkans, also discussed initiatives Athens will undertake on a bilateral basis for Balkan reconstruction, with particular emphasis being placed on transport, telecommunications and energy infrastructures, as well as the preparation of the Balkan countries' European prospect.
Another issue they discussed was tripartite economic cooperation between Turkey, Greece and Italy on the transport of Caspian energy resources.
''We are anticipating that Greece will become an attractive country for investors'', National Economy and Finance Minister Nikos Christodoulakis told on Tuesday Greek-descent deputies from the US, Australia, Canada, Russia, Albania, Rumania, the Ukraine and other countries.
Addressing the fourth General Assembly of the World Intra-parliamentary Union of Hellenes at the Parliament, Christodoulakis referred to the accomplishments of the Greek economy during the past years and requested the support of the deputies in Greece's efforts to attract foreign investors.
President of the Republic Kostis Stephanopoulos and Prime Minister Costas Simitis will receive the members of the Union on Thursday, while on Friday they will visit the northern Greek port-city of Thessaloniki where they will have a meeting with Macedonia-Thrace Minister George Paschalidis.
Farmers received 2.3 billion euros in subsidies from October 2001 to July 2002, Agriculture Minister George Drys said on Tuesday.
The sum represents 86 percent of provisions for subsidies to the sector in the budget for this year, Drys told a news conference.
The European Commission decided here on Tuesday to resort to the European Court against Greece on the issue of the circulation tax imposed during the entry of pleasure craft into Greek territorial waters.
The Commission believes that it is a tax, which is tantamount to an import duty and is contrary to relevant clauses. It further believes that adjustments made by Greece to legislation, following the relevant appeal made by the Commission in July 2001, are inadequate.
These articles forbid taxes, which are tantamount to an import duty between European Union member-states and establish a common tariff and a common trade policy in the framework of relations between member-states and third countries.
Transport and Communications Minister Christos Verelis on Tuesday confirmed reports that businessman Pavlos Vardinoyiannis has expressed interest in purchasing a 51 percent stake in Olympic Airways.
According to press reports, Pavlos Vardinoyiannis has recently submitted with ETEBAbank - currently in a merger procedure with its parent National Bank - a letter of guarantee for a syndicated loan he has signed with a group of a Greek, a Swiss, a Spanish and two Belgian banks.
The same report said that Vardinoyiannis Group has sent a letter to Economy and Finance and Transport Ministers expressing the group's firm interest in the sale of a majority stake in the national carrier.
Transport and Communications Minister Christos Verelis on Tuesday unveiled plans to introduce the use of smart cards in public transportation in Athens from 2004.
Mr. Verelis, accompanied by Yiannis Maniatis, chairman of the Athens Public Transportation Organization, said that smart card would be similar with credit or telephone cards, with a picture of the holder on it, and would replace all paper monthly and annual cards currently issued by all transportation agencies.
The new cards will be used also with the Athens tram, the Suburban Railroad, linking Athens with the Spata International Airport, and in toll stations in the country's road network.
Mr. Verelis said the program would cost around 16.1 billion drachmas and it would help in reducing operating cost, raising OASA's revenues and implementing a flexible pricing policy.
It would help also in drastically reducing theft or forgery with public transportation tickets and help in speeding up access for citizens.
Mr. Verelis said he would urge large enterprises based in Athens to supply their staff with smart cards to help boost public transportation and reduce traffic jams in the capital.
Selective buying for bank stocks offered support to the Athens Stock Exchange on Tuesday pushing the general index slightly higher after several sessions of declines.
The index rose 0.12 percent to end at 2,085.89 points with turnover an improved 109.9 million euros.
The Bank, Wholesale and Holding sectors scored the biggest percentage gains of the day (0.75 percent, 0.74 percent and 0.66 percent, respectively), while the Insurance, Food-Beverage and Telecommunications sectors suffered the heaviest percentage losses (1.25 percent, 0.99 percent and 0.97 percent).
The FTSE/ASE 20 index for blue chip and heavy traded stocks rose 0.18 percent, the FTSE/ASE MID 40 index ended 0.04 percent higher and the FTSE/ASE SmallCap 80 index eased 0.34 percent.
Broadly, decliners led advancers by 170 to 122 with another 68 issues unchanged.
The most heavily traded stocks in value were Hellenic Telecoms, Football Pools, Coca Cola HBC, and Alpha Bank.
Bond Market Close: Prices rise in moderate trade: Bond prices in the domestic secondary market on Tuesday finished higher in moderate trade focusing on ten-year paper.
The Greek benchmark 10-year bond showed a yield of 5.14 percent, and the spread over the corresponding German bund was 32 basis points.
Turnover through the central bank's electronic system totalled 2.0 billion euros.
Buy orders accounted for over half of trade.
Derivatives Market Close: Equity index futures down: Equity index futures on the Athens Derivatives Exchange finished lower on Tuesday, with contracts on the high capitalization index showing a discount of about 1.5 percent, and on the mid-cap index of around 3.0 percent.
Turnover was 71.4 million euros.
The underlying FTSE/ASE-20 index for heavily traded stocks and blue chips gained 0.18 percent; and the underlying FTSE/ASE-40 for medium capitalization stocks rose 0.04 per-cent.
In stock futures, the greatest interest was seen in blue chip National Bank of Greece.
NICOSIA, 24/07/2002 (CNA/ANA)
The Greek Cypriot side on Tuesday handed to Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash its reply on his document on the issue of missing persons.
The document was handed during a meeting held here on Tues-day between Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides and Denktash, who discussed this humanitarian issue in the presence of the UN Secretary General's
Acting Special Representative in Cyprus, Zbigniew Wlosowicz, Presidential Commissioner on Humanitarian Issues Takis Christopoulos and Turkish Cypriot representative to the Commit-tee of Missing Persons (CMP) Rustem Tatar.
The meeting took place after a meeting of the two leaders, within the framework of the UN-led direct talks going on since mid January this year with a view to reach a comprehensive settlement to the protracted Cyprus problem.
CNA learnt that during Tuesday's meeting, in the presence of UN Secretary General's Special Advisor on Cyprus Alvaro De Soto and the two leaders' aides, Clerides and Denktash discussed the substance of the Cyprus problem but did not look specifically in any of the four core issues of the Cyprus problem (governance, territory, security, properties).
President Clerides and Denktash will meet again on Friday to continue their talks on a Cyprus settlement.
The talks will be followed by another meeting on the missing persons question, during which Denktash is expected to give some answers to the Greek Cypriot side's positions.
The Greek Cypriot side wishes to see a 1997 agreement on the issue of missing persons, signed by Clerides and Denktash, implemented. The agreement provides for the exhumation of remains in the government- controlled southern part of Cyprus and the northern areas of the Republic occupied by Turkish troops since 1974.
The Greek Cypriot side also wants the CMP to become more active in the resolution of the problem.
Cypriot Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides has said that whatever the outcome of the elections in Turkey may be, it will complicate efforts to solve the Cyprus problem, adding however that much will depend on the timetable of those elections.
He added that "Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash will take advantage of the pre-election period in Turkey to state that it is not the right time to make any 'concessions' regarding the direct talks" that were launched in January between President Glafcos Clerides and Denktash, under UN auspices, aimed at reaching a settlement of the Cyprus issue.
In an interview with London Greek Radio, Kasoulides also stressed that political developments in Turkey as well as US plans for operations in Iraq will complicate things and will minimize the possibility for the US, the EU, Great Britain and the UN to use their influence so that the window of opportunity that has opened now to solve the Cyprus problem is not closed.
Referring to the direct talks, Kasoulides said the next ten meetings between the leaders of the two communities would indicate whether the Turkish side has the political will to move ahead with substantive talks for a solution of the Cyprus problem.
He expressed certainty that Cyprus' EU accession course will proceed "very well" even despite the change of governments in various EU countries.
Kasoulides described the signing of the Accession Treaty, scheduled to take place when Greece will be holding the rotating EU presidency in the first half of the year 2003, as "symbolic and moving" and said that the Greek EU presidencies have always been "beneficial" for Cyprus.
"Without Greece we would not have reached this stage in our accession course, as its help has always been very precious", he said.
Replying to questions, Kasoulides said he was certain that the British government would support Cyprus' accession at the Copenhagen EU Summit in December this year.
"Britain is a guarantor power for the unity, territorial integrity and independence of the Republic of Cyprus and we believe that it should remain faithful to this commitment", Kasoulides said.
Cyprus has been divided since 1974 when Turkish troops invaded and occupied one third of the island's territory.
The island opened accession negotiations with the EU in April 1998 and has so far provisionally closed 28 out of 31 chapters of the acquis communautaire.
WASHINGTON, 24/07/2002 (CNA/ANA)
US Undersecretary of State Marc Grossman stressed during his recent trip to Turkey that the United States believes that Cyprus' accession process towards the EU can be an incentive to a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus issue, the State Department said answering a question about Grossman's visit to Turkey.
State Department spokesman's office said Grossman expressed the US support for the UN Secretary General's efforts to achieve a comprehensive settlement in Cyprus and the conclusions of the 1999 European Council of Helsinki, that a solution to the Cyprus problem is not a precondition for EU accession.
The State Department said ''while the United States is not a member of the European Union, we support the accession of Cyprus to the EU.''
''Under Secretary Grossman stressed (in Turkey) that the United States believes the accession process can be an incentive to a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus issue,'' the spokesman's office noted. Cyprus has been divided since 1974 when Turkish troops invaded and occupied 37 per cent of its territory.
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Penichrolucanus nicobaricus — вид жуков из семейства рогачи. Андаманские и Никобарские острова (Индия).

Описание
Мелкие жуки (менее 1 см). Тело прямоугольное, сильно сжатое в дорсовентральном направлении; цвет красновато-коричневый. От близких видов отличается следующими признаками: усики 8-члениковые; фронтальный поперечный киль полный, не прерывается на середине; зубцы передних голеней  короткие и тупые; есть два фронтальных туберкула. Мандибулы видны сверху; членики средних и задних лапок сросшиеся. Вид был впервые описан в 1935 году по материалам с Андаманских и Никобарских островов (Индия). Близок к виду Penichrolucanus sumatrensis.

Примечания

Литература
 Ratcliffe, B.C. 1984: A review of the Penichrolucaninae with analyses of phylogeny and biogeography, and description of a second New World species from the Amazon Basin (Coleoptera: Lucanidae). Quaestiones entomologicae, 20: 60-87. https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/51220148#page/609/mode/1up

Penichrolucanus
Насекомые Азии
Животные, описанные в 1935 году
Эндемики Индии

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Our client, a global medical device company in Westmeath are currently looking to recruit a Principal Advanced Manufacturing Engineer for their site.
Our Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME) group champions the manufacturability of new product introductions from product design to the manufacturing process and is accountable for the practical application of design for excellence principles on the product/process development efforts.
The AME group is also responsible for the formalization, coordination and implementation of product test strategies into manufacturing.
You will contribute by working as part of the development team to bring new products to market on time; in budget and within predetermined specifications.
You will work as a core team member on the product development process (PDP) teams representing operations (Eng., Mfg., Tooling, Packaging, Procurement, Logistics) and will be accountable for leading manufacturing core teams during the different PDP phases.
You will be accountable for key operations related deliverables within the (PDP) including but not limited to Mfg Plan; Make/Buy decisions analysis/recommendation; Capacity Planning; COGS estimation; Process Validation; Prototype Builds; Capital Equipment Specifications and Procurement; etc.
You will be accountable for the application of Design for Excellence (DFX) principles such as DFM; DFC; DFQ; DFT.
You will be responsible for the application of OpEx methodologies such as Six Sigma and LEAN to identify, validate and improve defect sources in a variety of business processes.
You will also apply risk management methodologies such as DFMEA and PFMEA to identify actions that can be taken to eliminate or reduce the potential causes leading to failures.
You will be required to adhere to SOP's and have the ability to prepare written policies, procedures, proposals, and reports in accordance with cGMP/FDA/ISO-13485 guidelines and regulations.
We are looking or a person qualified to Degree Level (L8)in Mechanical Engineering with minimum of 10 years' experience in manufacturing engineering in a medical device or related industry.
You will have a demonstrated track record of developing processes for new products including experience in Plastics Processing Mfg. Technologies (Moulding, Extrusion, Assembly of consumable medical devices).
You will have a strong record of manufacturing operations management experience including the following; mfg. process management involving a collection of technologies and methods used to define how products are to be manufactured and end-to-end manufacturing process involving production management, performance analysis, quality and compliance.
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Additionally holding a certificate in Six Sigma/Lean is preferred.
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Q: How do I add more arguments to a subclass constructor when its super class has fewer arguments? I tried searching around for an answer to this question but I am either
1. not asking it correctly
2. not thinking straight
Basically, I have an assignment that is a mock grocery store. I have an Item class that I need to use for subclasses that will inherit the traits from the Item class. (inheritance)
Below is what I have so far for this class and its working to my expectations
    public class Baguette extends Item {

 int price;
 String name;

public Baguette(String name, int price){
    this.name = name;
    this.price = price;

}

 @Override
 public String getName(){
   return name;

   }
 public int getCost(){
     return price;
     }

}

Now here is the subclass of this Baguette class
    public class FlavoredBaguette extends Baguette {
String name;
int price;
String flavor;
int costFlav;

public FlavoredBaguette(String name, int price, String flavor, int costFlav)
{
    this.name = name;
    this.price = price;
    this.flavor = flavor;
    this.costFlav = costFlav;
}
}

Upon doing this I get this error in the line
constructor Baguette in class baguette cannot be applied to given types
required: string, int
found: no arguments
reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length
I know it has something to do with the number of arguments being different but I'm clueless here. Thanks for the help!

A: You need to call the Baguette's constructor first, super(name, price);, this means that FlavoredBaguette doesn't need name or price as it will inherit these from Baguette
public class FlavoredBaguette extends Baguette {
    //String name;
    //int price;
    String flavor;
    int costFlav;

    public FlavoredBaguette(String name, int price, String flavor, int costFlav)
    {
        super(name, price);
        //this.name = name;
        //this.price = price;
        this.flavor = flavor;
        this.costFlav = costFlav;
    }
}

A: For extending, you don't need to declare the fields of the super class. also in the constructor, simply call super() with the parameters name and price.
public class FlavoredBaguette extends Baguette {
    String flavor;
    int costFlav;

public FlavoredBaguette(String name, int price, String flavor, int costFlav){
    super(name, price);
    this.flavor = flavor;
    this.costFlav = costFlav;
}

edit: looks like MadProgrammer beat me to it :c

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Lester Marshall (4 February 1902 – 22 October 1956) was an English professional footballer who played as a full back, half-back or a centre forward in the Football League for Lincoln City and in non-League football for Rowntrees, Selby Town, York City and Scarborough.

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Life is better together and at Harefield we believe that the real powerhouse of the church is derived from smaller focused groups. Our life group network spreads out across the town of Harlow and our groups meet in homes (evenings) and at the church (Tuesday mornings).
Life groups are the way in which people can meet with each other in people's home, share what is happening in their lives, pray, learn with and from one another, and study the bible. The groups are a mixture of discipleship and relationship building.
Life groups have the same four priorities that the church shares; relationships, teaching, witness and pastoral care, so that we can grow to maturity together.


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USDA called to tighten use of antibiotics in meat
By Nicholas Robinson
20-Jun-2012 - Last updated on 21-Jun-2012 at 09:29 GMT
Related tags: Consumer protection, Want, Livestock
A consumer report has called on the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to tighten consumer labelling standards for meat raised without antibiotics.
According to a new national poll, carried out by Consumer Reports, the majority of Americans want meat raised without antibiotics to be sold in their local supermarkets.
Consumer Union (CU), the public policy and advocacy arm of Consumer Reports, has launched a new marketplace campaign to urge supermarkets to sell only meat raised without antibiotics. As a result of the campaign, 86% of consumers polled for antibiotic-free meat in supermarkets.
Jean Halloran, director of food policy initiatives for Consumer Union, said: "Antibiotics are losing their potency in people, leading to a major national health crisis, we need to drastically reduce their use in food animals."
The campaign has started with the one of the leading national chains, Trader Joe's, which is said to be best poised to make the commitment. Halloran said: "We are calling on Trader Joe's to be a leader and make this change now."
CU has also sent a letter to the USDA asking it to tighten labelling standards for meat raised without antibiotics.
The results of the poll also showed that 60% of respondents said they would pay at least 5 cents per pound more for meat raised without antibiotics and more than a third (37%) would pay $1 more per pound of meat raised without antibiotics.
One of the major things worrying 72% of the respondents was the overuse of antibiotics in animal feeds, which they said resulted in animals being kept in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, while creating superbugs that are immune to antibiotics.
Dr Urcashi Rangan, director of consumer safety and sustainability at Consumer Reports, said: "Consumers who want to buy meat raised without antibiotics need a system they can rely on to feel secure that the labels on those products are meaningful and accurate.
"Consumers would benefit from one standard, meaningful, USDA-verified label that is consistent on all meat and poultry products from animals raised without antibiotics."
Related topics: Meat
Researchers examine poultry health alternatives
Antibiotics campaign targets US supermarkets
FDA ordered to reconsider antibiotic regulations
Farm antibiotics blamed for MRSA resistance


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