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Giraffes set sail for Australia
One-year-old Forrest and his half-sister, 16-month-old Ntombi, are crossing the ditch to begin new lives at Australian zoos. Both are from genetically valuable bloodlines, and as part of the Australasian regional breeding programme, it is hoped they will breed in the future. Their seven-day cruise first docks in Tauranga to collect more freight before sailing to Sydney. Once there, the leggy twosome will travel by road to Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, central New South Wales. Ntombi will remain at Taronga Western Plains Zoo, while Forrest will be one of the first giraffe to call Australia Zoo home after he completes a quarantine period with Ntombi. Moving giraffes between zoos is a tall order, requiring considerable preparation both prior to boarding, and during the voyage. Both giraffes have been crate trained to enter their 4.2-metre high crates and be as comfortable as possible. They have also been vaccinated, and micro-chipped with identification information. We are hoping that the current settled weather were enjoying will continue and keep the seas smooth which should help the giraffes to find their sea-legs quickly. Forrest and Ntombi have grown up together and seem to enjoy each others company. Theyre also very supportive of each other, so completing the trip together and having visual access will bring them added comfort and security, says acting Pridelands team leader Nat Sullivan. The loss of Forrest and Ntombi will be sad for the zoo and in particular we think Rukiya, who is Forrests mother and has cared for Ntombi after the death of her mother Kay earlier this year, will feel their absence. However, their relocation is to diversify bloodlines with future breeding, and we hope Rukiya will also breed again here at the zoo.
Author: nzheraldtv
Keywords: giraffes auckland zoo wildlife documentary news adventure
Added: November 19, 2008
US Army: Desert Tortoise Relocation
http://imcom.korea.army.mil To learn more about living and serving in Korea with the US Army, visit our official website at: http://imcom.korea.army.mil Whether you are fresh off of active-duty, a military spouse or a seasoned professional, you will find a career with the U.S. Army in Korea both challenging and inspiring. If you ready to join an award winning team and embark on the adventure of a lifetime, you can learn more about living and working in Korea online: http://imcom.korea.army.mil Photos from the US Army in Korea can be viewed online at http://www.flickr.com/imcomkorea The Morning Calm Weekly command information newspaper is available online at http://imcom.korea.army.mil Published for those serving in the Republic of Korea - an assignment of choice.
Author: IMCOMKoreaRegion
Keywords: army us military soldier family news report pentagon afn afn-k network armed forces dinfos acsim channel update warrior department of defense infantry armor iraq afghanistan fob forward base installation
Added: November 19, 2008
ASG Datacenter Move Blues
When you move your data center there is a lot at stake no one wants to get the Data Center Move Blues. With ASG Datacenter Relocation Services, our customers could be moving across town, across the country, to a brand-new facility, or to an existing co-location—Advanced Systems Group (ASG) can safely and efficiently move your data center anywhere it needs to go. Data center relocations are sometimes required as a result of mergers, acquisitions and disaster recovery requirements. Other times, companies seek data center relocations to consolidate their resources, virtualize their IT environments and reduce, not only their hardware needs, but also limit their power and cooling costs. As a result, data center moves are becoming increasingly more necessary and frequent. All ASG relocation services include proven methodology and detailed documentation to create comprehensive plans to relocate production data centers from one location to another without endangering any data or critical services. ASG has the technical experts who focus on protecting your data and equipment. Our engineers are thoroughly trained to plan for contingencies and potential problems in order to minimize risk. ASG, the Denver-based IT Consulting, Integration, and Project Management firm, has completed numerous successful data center relocations of IBM, HP, Sun, EMC, HDS, Cisco and NetApp environments. In addition to its data center relocation services, ASG also provides complete Information Technology (IT) solutions including comprehensive consulting services, storage and data management solutions, assessments and implementation services. As part of all its services, ASG focuses on customer needs, customizing unique solutions for companies to successfully address their particular IT challenges.
Author: dparkco
Keywords: ASG Virtualization deduplication integration Datacenter IT Relocation disaster Storage infrastructure Virtual.com
Added: November 19, 2008
Alstead New Hampshire (NH) Real Estate Tour
http://www.alsteadnhrealestate.com Tour Alstead, NH neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices. Alstead, New Hampshire began in 1735 as one in a line of nine forts intended to protect southwestern New Hampshire from Indian attacks. Alstead was called Newton when it was granted to Samuel Chase and others and was later named for Johann Henrich Alsted, who compiled an early encyclopedia that was popular at Harvard College. The town received its N.H. charter in 1763. Alstead was one of the towns that wavered in its allegiance after the Revolutionary War. It decided to join Vermont in April 1781, but returned to N.H. authority early the next year. Shedd-Porter Memorial Library, built in 1910 in neo-classic revival style, was a gift to Alstead and Langdon by native son John G. Shedd, an associate of Marshall Field's department store in Chicago. Another native-son philanthropist, Charles M. Vilas, gave a large public recreation area, school building and the only carillon in Cheshire County. Marion Nicholl Rawson, chronicler of U.S. arts and crafts, made her home in Alstead. The first paper mill in New Hampshire was established by Ephraim and Elisha Kingsbury in 1793 on Cold River. While Alstead was basically an agricultural community, its streams and ponds once powered a variety of small mills. A turbine water mill at East Alstead is probably the last of its type anywhere in the region. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in NH visit http://www.nh-virtualhomes.com . For NH relocation information go to http://www.nhrelocation.com .
Author: remaxcp
Keywords: Alstead New Hampshire americantowns NH real estate homes condos land houses
Added: November 19, 2008
Lakewood Colorado Economic Development
Lakewoods Economic Development video introduces new companies seeking a relocation site to the City and its many amenities and attractions. The video also explains the opportunities and services the City offers to new and current businesses through its Community Planning and Development Department. For more videos and information visit www.lakewood.org
Author: kltv8
Keywords: lakewood economic development city of government
Added: November 18, 2008
New Home For Sale On Quiet Street in Robbinsville, NJ
Beautiful three year young colonial home is located in the new urbanism, walk able community of award winning Washington Town Center. This 3 Bedroom, 2.5 bath home is in fantastic condition featuring formal rooms, upgraded neutral carpet, crown and chair moldings, two story foyer, more! Gourmet kitchen with adjacent breakfast area is open to the huge Family Room and is the heart of this home! Seller is including all appliances, window treatments. Also included are cherry cabinets, upgraded GE appls, Corian counters, large walk in pantry closet and first floor mud room. Spacious master BR features room for a king sized bed PLUS a cozy sitting room, luxurious master bath with double vanity and Roman soaking tub. Set on a landscaped lot located on an interior street (traveled only by neighbors living on the street) and features a paver patio, privacy fence and plantings, a two car garage and plenty of room for all! The owner has taken exceptional care of this home and it truly is a must see! Walk to parks, lakes and shops. Call today! Find a bit of Georgetown charm in the unique, “back to the neighborhood” style setting with the feel and look of Gramercy Park in NYC. The highly acclaimed community of Washington Town Center is located in Robbinsville, NJ, midway between Philadelphia and New York City and 45 minutes from the New Jersey shoreline. The neighborhood is reminiscence of the big city ambiance that comes into view with its own village square, with the feel of brownstones in Brooklyn Heights or the small villages of northern NJ. Meet your neighbors along the walking trails around the two neighborhood lakes, walk to the quaint shops of the Town Center and enjoy the concerts at the gazebo or one of many parks located throughout. With top rated Robbinsville schools and close to major transportation and nearby Hamilton train station, Washington Town Center is the perfect choice for your next home. With a mix of Town Homes (starting at $350,000's), Coach Homes (Duplex starting at $390,000's) and Single Family Homes (starting at $480,000's), Washington Town Center is a great place to call your HOME! Washington Town Center is just four miles from the New Jersey Turnpike and even closer to Route 130, making it a commuter's dream. Although you will be a world away from it all, downtown Princeton is a quick 11 miles, the NJ Turnpike is only four miles, and 10 minutes from the train to Philly & NYC. Plus, the area provides easy access to several other major thoroughfares, including I-195, I-295, and Routes 1 and 206. Those who prefer train service will welcome the advantage of two nearby train stations plus a Park and Ride location right on Route 130. As the market dominant real estate professional, specializing in Washington Town Center properties, Victoria Zapantis is your valuable resource for information about the properties, models and sales prices of homes in this area. Please visit her website for this community at www.MyWashingtonTownCenter.com which is full of area information and Robbinsville real estate news. You can also call Victoria today for her complimentary relocation package of information about central New Jersey homes available, as well as information about the surrounding communities, transportation and the arts.
Author: VickiZap
Keywords: 08691 111 and estate for foster george home long nj real realtors robbinsville sale victoria visualtour zapantis
Added: November 15, 2008
West Warwick Rhode Island (RI) Real Estate Tour
http://www.westwarwickrihomes.com Tour West Warwick, RI neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices. West Warwick, Rhode Island is a small town with a big population, ranking 10th out of 39 cities and towns in Rhode Island. It has just under 8 square miles of land, which are mainly mainly comprised of a valley carved out by the Pawtuxet River. West Warwick boasts a colorful history as a thriving mill town. Many mills that were developed along the Pawtuxet still exist today. Presently the city is undergoing a transformation, and residents of West Warwick look forward to a prosperous future. European traditions have been preserved in West Warwick with the popular St. Patrick's Day festivities and the Portuguese Holy Ghost Festival. The town's first St. Patrick's Day Parade was held in 1960, and over the decades the annual event has attracted statewide recognition, with thousands of spectators, many dignitaries and generous media coverage. The Portuguese Holy Ghost Festival, held annually for the past 65 years, commemorates the kindness of the generous Portuguese Queen Isabella, who provided food for the poor of Portugal. The West Warwick school system is comprehensive, including an elementary school, middle school and high school. For recreation an option is Riverpoint Park, which includes a riverwalk along the Pawtuxet river and an adjacent bike path. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in RI visit http://www.ri-virtualhomes.com . For RI relocation information go to http://www.relocationri.com .
Author: remaxcp
Keywords: West Warwick Rhode Island americantowns RI real estate homes condos land houses
Added: November 14, 2008
Westbrook Maine (ME) Real Estate Tour
http://www.westbrookmerealestate.com Tour Westbrook, ME neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices. Westbrook, Maine was incorporated in 1814, and is now a modern city of over 16,000 people. It is situated on the Presumpscot River, six miles west of the river's mouth on the Atlantic Ocean. Westbrook offers a variety of residential neighborhoods. Within the city proper, one will find older, well established traditional neighborhoods while modern, newly developed complexes and condominiums flourish in the outlying areas. Within easy walking distance of the downtown are shops, stores, parks and beaches, all of which boost Westbrook's appeal as a comfortable mix of urban and country living. The current re-vitalization plans for Westbrook's downtown will reflect and modernize its considerable appeal. The temperate climate, moderated by the Gulf of Maine, offers four seasons of scenic rural splendor. Westbrook actively promotes industrial growth through its industrial park developments. The city's voters have demonstrated their support for industrial expansion through the passage of industrial revenue bonds and other financial incentives. Westbrook is linked to national and international markets by rail freight, interstate trucking, air cargo, ocean shipping, air passenger and executive jet services. Maine's rugged interior, the snowy peaks of New Hampshire's White Mountains, and the cultural hub of Boston are all just a short drive away. Westbrook offers variety of planned and individual activities for residents and visitors of all ages. Cultural attractions near Westbrook include the Portland Symphony Orchestra; the nationally recognized Portland Museum of Art, which houses the permanent Payson Collection of Winslow Homer works; a professional theater, the Portland Stage Company; and numerous other theatrical, dance, and music ensembles. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in ME visit http://www.me-virtualhomes.com . For ME relocation information go to http://www.merelocation.com .
Author: remaxcp
Keywords: Westbrook Maine americantowns ME real estate homes condos land houses
Added: November 14, 2008