the 2012 Olympics, by funding a sponsorship package through Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University Sports Scholar Scheme.
Hannah (19), from Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, is the current European record holder and British champion for the 400m individual medley and the British champion for the 200m breast stroke and 200m individual medley. Earlier this month she won gold in the 400m individual medley at the Barcelona and Canet legs of the Mare Nostrum Tour, breaking a new meeting record in Canet. She also clinched a gold in the 200m individual medley in Barcelona and was placed third in the 200m freestyle at Canet. Hannah also competed in the Beijing Olympics last year where she was placed sixth in the 400m individual medley.
The four-year sponsorship will enable Hannah to continue training for her medal quest at the 2012 Olympics, while studying for a degree in sport and exercise science at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen as an RGU:SPORT scholar. The sponsorship will also contribute towards Hannah’s travel, accommodation and additional costs when competing in events in the lead-up to the Olympics.
Hannah said: “The sponsorship is a dream come true for me as it enables me to have fantastic training facilities, but remain in Aberdeen City and Shire, which is just a great place to be. Many sports scholars choose to move to America for their training, and I had been made some tempting offers, but I chose Robert Gordon University because I love being at home. The pool is really first class and an ideal environment for training, and it’s so easy to fit in the training schedule with my lectures. The facilities in the region have allowed me to get this far, and with the added support of Aberdeen City and Shire regional identity sponsorship, I hope I can go all the way in my swimming career.”
To coincide with the announcement of the sponsorship package, a poster campaign featuring
an image of Hannah with the slogan ‘Aberdeen City and Shire backing Hannah Miley to 2012’ will be launched so that a high level of regional pride can be built around the rising star.
Emma Watt, brand manager for Aberdeen City and Shire, said that Hannah would be an ideal international ambassador for the region: “We believe it is vitally important to invest in our young talent, and Hannah’ s dedication and positive attitude, not to mention her winning performances, will act as a real inspiration to other youngsters in the area. We also wanted to encourage Hannah in her decision to stay on her home territory – she absolutely loves living in the region, and Robert Gordon University provides the elite training facilities which are already helping Hannah show she is the best swimmer in the country. We hope that the region sends out a really powerful message that if you want to achieve, it is possible in Aberdeen City and Shire”
Hannah will benefit from a package of tailor-made programmes devised to support her needs, sport discipline and academic course requirements within Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire. She will also have access to a private lane in the swimming pool at RGU:SPORT whenever she needs it and a private room close to the pool.
Director of Aberdeen’s RGU:SPORT, Filippo Antoniazzi commented: “I think it’s great that Hannah has not only chosen Robert Gordon University and Aberdeen City and Shire against going to the USA, but also that she has chosen us above some of the bigger sports-focused universities in England. We now have a growing pool of young elite sportsmen and women who are recognising that we have the facilities needed to equip them to compete on a world class stage. Youngsters like Hannah, and Laura Murray, our golfing star, currently ranked number two amateur in Scotland, will only help our growing reputation as one of the premier sports universities in the UK.”
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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ABERDEEN City and Aberdeenshire has turned its focus on leisure visitors in Norway, with a delegation recently attending the Reiseklar exhibition in Bergen (January 16 to 18) to explore some of the opportunities.
The Aberdeen Airport Business Development Forum has targeted Norway as a prime area for attracting leisure tourism to Aberdeen City and Shire, complementing the region’s strong business travel links.
Wideroe Airlines already operates a route from Aberdeen to Bergen and in January Eastern Airways launched direct flights to Oslo which will operate in addition to its Stavanger route.
Claire Burt, marketing manager for BAA Aberdeen said: “Aberdeen has greater connectivity to Norway than any other destination. Although the business sector is strong, there is clearly ample opportunity to attract more leisure visitors and we have set up a working group to explore and maximise these opportunities.”
Reiseklar attracted more than 150 exhibitors, with around 20,000 visitors to the show. Promoting the region on the Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire stand were representatives from Visit Scotland, BAA Aberdeen, the new Malmaison Hotel and G-Casino, which recently opened its doors in the new City Wharf development. The group
carried out market research during the event, to capture information on the current perception of the region within Norway and to build a profile of potential Norwegian tourists.
Rita Stephen, Aberdeen City and Shire Economic Future (ACSEF) development manager, said: “We are on the brink of a very exciting period for the travel industry within Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire. Not only do we have a whole host of new hotels, golf courses and other attractions coming on stream in the next few years, we will also be able to offer a vastly improved retail experience.
“Added to that, the weak sterling exchange rate will make the region much more appealing to overseas visitors and the tourism industry must capitalise on that opportunity to attract tourists from abroad.”
The Aberdeen Airport Business Development Forum includes representatives from BAA Aberdeen, Visit Scotland, ACSEF, Eastern Airways, the Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce, and Aberdeen Hotels Association. The group is currently gathering information on people with an interest in doing business with Norway. For further details contact Claire.burt@baa.com
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The Aberdeen Airport Business Development Forum has targeted Norway as a prime area for attracting leisure tourism to Aberdeen City and Shire, complementing the region’s strong business travel links.
Wideroe Airlines already operates a route from Aberdeen to Bergen and in January Eastern Airways launched direct flights to Oslo which will operate in addition to its Stavanger route.
Claire Burt, marketing manager for BAA Aberdeen said: “Aberdeen has greater connectivity to Norway than any other destination. Although the business sector is strong, there is clearly ample opportunity to attract more leisure visitors and we have set up a working group to explore and maximise these opportunities.”
Reiseklar attracted more than 150 exhibitors, with around 20,000 visitors to the show. Promoting the region on the Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire stand were representatives from Visit Scotland, BAA Aberdeen, the new Malmaison Hotel and G-Casino, which recently opened its doors in the new City Wharf development. The group
carried out market research during the event, to capture information on the current perception of the region within Norway and to build a profile of potential Norwegian tourists.
Rita Stephen, Aberdeen City and Shire Economic Future (ACSEF) development manager, said: “We are on the brink of a very exciting period for the travel industry within Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire. Not only do we have a whole host of new hotels, golf courses and other attractions coming on stream in the next few years, we will also be able to offer a vastly improved retail experience.
“Added to that, the weak sterling exchange rate will make the region much more appealing to overseas visitors and the tourism industry must capitalise on that opportunity to attract tourists from abroad.”
The Aberdeen Airport Business Development Forum includes representatives from BAA Aberdeen, Visit Scotland, ACSEF, Eastern Airways, the Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce, and Aberdeen Hotels Association. The group is currently gathering information on people with an interest in doing business with Norway. For further details contact Claire.burt@baa.com
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
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Aberdeen’s retail sector will be given a further boost this Saturday (August 22) with the opening of three top high street brands in the city’s premier shopping destination.
Topshop and Topman will open for the first time in the Bon Accord Centre while River Island will open bigger premises next door. The new stores further strengthen Aberdeen’s Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres’ positioning as the top fashion destination for the North and North-east of Scotland.
The interior of the new Aberdeen Topshop and Topman will be based on the recently opened New York store – they are the only Scottish stores to boast this look.
Topshop will stock denim, shoes, lingerie, tall, petite, Kate Moss and a selection of Topshop’s designer collaborations, together with its range of mainline collections.
To mark the opening, Topshop street teams will hand out gift cards in Aberdeen city centre and there will be a competition to win the entire contents of the window display and free sunglasses with every £30 spent. Topman teams will be handing out flyers with unique giftcodes - customers will need to take their unique code to the new Aberdeen store to redeem their gift, where they can receive up to £100 to spend instore.
River Island, which will move from its current unit in Aberdeen’s St Nicholas Centre, will stock the complete selection of its exclusively designed in house range of both men’s and women’s fashion. The brand has a 100 strong design team and each year more than 12,000 pieces of clothing are produced for its 250 stores nationwide.
‘’River Island are very excited about the new store in the Bon Accord Shopping Centre. The store will serve to epitomise the brand’s design ethos and provide a modern and forward thinking environment in which to shop,” said a River Island spokesperson.
These will be the latest in a raft of new store openings in the Bon Accord Centre, Aberdeen – Scotland’s biggest Next recently opened, as have bigger shops for Warehouse, Oasis and Coast, as well as the
only Scottish Karen Millen shop outwith the central belt.
Cheryl Baer, Marketing Manager of the Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres in Aberdeen, says the new stores further underlines the Centres’ position on the Scottish retail map.
“These are hugely popular brands, essential to any shopping centre, and they will be a great draw for shoppers. They are further building on the strong fashion focus we have, particularly in the Bon Accord Centre which now boasts a number of flagship stores and brands which aren’t available anywhere else in the North and North-east of Scotland,” she said.
“As well as benefiting from a far bigger range of fashion, these new stores are fresh, modern and funky, which will add to the overall shopping experience.
“We are particularly excited that the new Topshop and Topman will be the brand’s first shops in Scotland to have a shop fit based on the New York store as this will give shoppers an exclusive insight into the now famous Broadway store.
“These openings are playing an important part of a bigger picture of change at the Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres. This area of the Bon Accord Centre, in particular, has a range and depth of fashion which is second to none across the North and North-east of Scotland.”
Emma Watt, Brand Manager for Aberdeen City and Shire, said that the new stores are testimony to the confidence that retailers have in the Centres and the stability of the region.
“The face of Aberdeen’s retail sector is changing and the Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres are playing a pivotal role in this transformation,” she said.
“Topshop, Topman and River Island are among the best know High Street names and these bigger stores are guaranteed to prove exceptionally popular, ensuring that not only are shoppers staying in Aberdeen but that visitors are now coming to the city, specifically because of the strength of retail offering.”
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Topshop and Topman will open for the first time in the Bon Accord Centre while River Island will open bigger premises next door. The new stores further strengthen Aberdeen’s Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres’ positioning as the top fashion destination for the North and North-east of Scotland.
The interior of the new Aberdeen Topshop and Topman will be based on the recently opened New York store – they are the only Scottish stores to boast this look.
Topshop will stock denim, shoes, lingerie, tall, petite, Kate Moss and a selection of Topshop’s designer collaborations, together with its range of mainline collections.
To mark the opening, Topshop street teams will hand out gift cards in Aberdeen city centre and there will be a competition to win the entire contents of the window display and free sunglasses with every £30 spent. Topman teams will be handing out flyers with unique giftcodes - customers will need to take their unique code to the new Aberdeen store to redeem their gift, where they can receive up to £100 to spend instore.
River Island, which will move from its current unit in Aberdeen’s St Nicholas Centre, will stock the complete selection of its exclusively designed in house range of both men’s and women’s fashion. The brand has a 100 strong design team and each year more than 12,000 pieces of clothing are produced for its 250 stores nationwide.
‘’River Island are very excited about the new store in the Bon Accord Shopping Centre. The store will serve to epitomise the brand’s design ethos and provide a modern and forward thinking environment in which to shop,” said a River Island spokesperson.
These will be the latest in a raft of new store openings in the Bon Accord Centre, Aberdeen – Scotland’s biggest Next recently opened, as have bigger shops for Warehouse, Oasis and Coast, as well as the
only Scottish Karen Millen shop outwith the central belt.
Cheryl Baer, Marketing Manager of the Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres in Aberdeen, says the new stores further underlines the Centres’ position on the Scottish retail map.
“These are hugely popular brands, essential to any shopping centre, and they will be a great draw for shoppers. They are further building on the strong fashion focus we have, particularly in the Bon Accord Centre which now boasts a number of flagship stores and brands which aren’t available anywhere else in the North and North-east of Scotland,” she said.
“As well as benefiting from a far bigger range of fashion, these new stores are fresh, modern and funky, which will add to the overall shopping experience.
“We are particularly excited that the new Topshop and Topman will be the brand’s first shops in Scotland to have a shop fit based on the New York store as this will give shoppers an exclusive insight into the now famous Broadway store.
“These openings are playing an important part of a bigger picture of change at the Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres. This area of the Bon Accord Centre, in particular, has a range and depth of fashion which is second to none across the North and North-east of Scotland.”
Emma Watt, Brand Manager for Aberdeen City and Shire, said that the new stores are testimony to the confidence that retailers have in the Centres and the stability of the region.
“The face of Aberdeen’s retail sector is changing and the Bon Accord and St Nicholas Centres are playing a pivotal role in this transformation,” she said.
“Topshop, Topman and River Island are among the best know High Street names and these bigger stores are guaranteed to prove exceptionally popular, ensuring that not only are shoppers staying in Aberdeen but that visitors are now coming to the city, specifically because of the strength of retail offering.”
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Saturday, January 15, 2011
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Aberdeen City and Shire’s economy is anticipating a massive injection of cash, only days after the region celebrated the Scottish Government’s decision to give US tycoon, Donald Trump, the go-ahead to build his £1 billion golf development at Menie in Aberdeenshire.
Aberdeen City and Shire Economic Future (ACSEF) the private public partnership that drives economic development in the region has today revealed that a further £600 million of investment is already planned in retail, leisure and commercial developments with over £1.4 billion in potential developments for Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire.
In addition to Trump International Golf Links Scotland, plans are moving forward for a £115 million golf resort, with a hotel and conference centre and a championship course designed by former open champion Paul Lawrie, at Blairs, while a £40 million development at Ury Estates will be the home of a Jack Nicklaus signature golf course and luxury hotel.
A number of landmark buildings are also in the pipeline. The University of Aberdeen recently unveiled plans for its new £57 million library, whose futuristic design will provide the city with a new iconic building. Peacock Visual Arts is planning a £13 million contemporary arts centre, expected to attract around 200,000 visitors a year, bring around £5 million annually into the local economy and provide a centre of excellence for some of the world's finest contemporary artists to work and exhibit in Scotland.
The University of Aberdeen has also committed to constructing a major sports facility, providing the region with a hub capable of hosting international sporting events, attracting promising athletes to the University, nurturing local talent and giving the local community access to sporting opportunities. Phase one of this development will provide a £28million new sports centre by Autumn 2009.
The proposed new £55 million HQ site for The Wood Group (250,000 sq ft) will form a new city business district, which will help redress the shortage of commercial properties.
The pressure on office space has meant that most of the units in the first phase of a £10 million scheme by Kingseat Business Development
Company are already taken. This will become Aberdeen City and Shire’s latest business park, 11 miles out of Aberdeen city centre, with Stewart Milne’s 125,000 sq ft Union Plaza satisfying some of the city-centre shortage.
Recently dubbed the “city the credit crunch forgot” by the national media, Aberdeen has other city centre developments planned. They include the construction of the £250 million Union Square development, which will open next autumn creating a new retail and leisure quarter for Aberdeen, featuring a 203-bedroom Jury’s Inn hotel and the £2 million facelift of the St Nicholas Centre, due to be ready in Spring 2009.
Scotland’s First Minister recently marked the start of construction of one of the largest city centre developments in Scotland, the £75 million iQ development, a commercial hub incorporating a 164-room Park Inn Hotel and high quality office space.
Another 100- bedroom Ibis Hotel is planned for Aberdeen as the centrepiece of the £30 million City Wharf leisure and entertainment centre near Union Street, due to open in October 2009.
In Aberdeen’s West End, £7 million is being spent refurbishing the former Queens Hotel into a Malmaison, which opens at the end of this year. To the north of the city a new Holiday Inn Express recently opened at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre with a 222-bed Radisson hotel also planned for the area.
ACSEF development manager, Rita Stephen, said : ”These new developments represent investment totalling over £600 million. When coupled with Trump International Golf Links Scotland and other proposals such as Banchory & Leggart Estates and Energetica – the proposed 30 mile energy lifestyle corridor, the total could be approaching £3 billion.
“This signals a new era for the region that will secure our long-term vision for economic growth, diversifying the economy and enhancing our quality of life.
“Aberdeen City and Shire must now be one of the most interesting and dynamic city regions in the UK with exciting prospects for residents, visitors and those wishing to relocate here.”
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Aberdeen City and Shire Economic Future (ACSEF) the private public partnership that drives economic development in the region has today revealed that a further £600 million of investment is already planned in retail, leisure and commercial developments with over £1.4 billion in potential developments for Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire.
In addition to Trump International Golf Links Scotland, plans are moving forward for a £115 million golf resort, with a hotel and conference centre and a championship course designed by former open champion Paul Lawrie, at Blairs, while a £40 million development at Ury Estates will be the home of a Jack Nicklaus signature golf course and luxury hotel.
A number of landmark buildings are also in the pipeline. The University of Aberdeen recently unveiled plans for its new £57 million library, whose futuristic design will provide the city with a new iconic building. Peacock Visual Arts is planning a £13 million contemporary arts centre, expected to attract around 200,000 visitors a year, bring around £5 million annually into the local economy and provide a centre of excellence for some of the world's finest contemporary artists to work and exhibit in Scotland.
The University of Aberdeen has also committed to constructing a major sports facility, providing the region with a hub capable of hosting international sporting events, attracting promising athletes to the University, nurturing local talent and giving the local community access to sporting opportunities. Phase one of this development will provide a £28million new sports centre by Autumn 2009.
The proposed new £55 million HQ site for The Wood Group (250,000 sq ft) will form a new city business district, which will help redress the shortage of commercial properties.
The pressure on office space has meant that most of the units in the first phase of a £10 million scheme by Kingseat Business Development
Company are already taken. This will become Aberdeen City and Shire’s latest business park, 11 miles out of Aberdeen city centre, with Stewart Milne’s 125,000 sq ft Union Plaza satisfying some of the city-centre shortage.
Recently dubbed the “city the credit crunch forgot” by the national media, Aberdeen has other city centre developments planned. They include the construction of the £250 million Union Square development, which will open next autumn creating a new retail and leisure quarter for Aberdeen, featuring a 203-bedroom Jury’s Inn hotel and the £2 million facelift of the St Nicholas Centre, due to be ready in Spring 2009.
Scotland’s First Minister recently marked the start of construction of one of the largest city centre developments in Scotland, the £75 million iQ development, a commercial hub incorporating a 164-room Park Inn Hotel and high quality office space.
Another 100- bedroom Ibis Hotel is planned for Aberdeen as the centrepiece of the £30 million City Wharf leisure and entertainment centre near Union Street, due to open in October 2009.
In Aberdeen’s West End, £7 million is being spent refurbishing the former Queens Hotel into a Malmaison, which opens at the end of this year. To the north of the city a new Holiday Inn Express recently opened at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre with a 222-bed Radisson hotel also planned for the area.
ACSEF development manager, Rita Stephen, said : ”These new developments represent investment totalling over £600 million. When coupled with Trump International Golf Links Scotland and other proposals such as Banchory & Leggart Estates and Energetica – the proposed 30 mile energy lifestyle corridor, the total could be approaching £3 billion.
“This signals a new era for the region that will secure our long-term vision for economic growth, diversifying the economy and enhancing our quality of life.
“Aberdeen City and Shire must now be one of the most interesting and dynamic city regions in the UK with exciting prospects for residents, visitors and those wishing to relocate here.”
To find out more about Aberdeen City and Shire visit:
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
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Fed up with the yellowish patches on the room walls, or the old pattern of kitchenette? How about pushing the limits of your desire a little bit with smart and sensible refurbishment plans? If you are looking for reliable and cost-effective maintenance solutions and if you are a resident of Aberdeen or Aberdeenshire area in Great Britain, do the revival with more edge and style. Property maintenance has been popular these days with the sudden surge in property investment that is classy and salable. Property Maintenance Aberdeen services cater to your priorities and resources with extensive range of domestic and commercial refurbishment solutions saving you the trouble. The craftsmen kitchen fitters, bathroom fitters, joiners, plumbers, electricians, plasterers, floor fitters, painters and window fitters meticulously work towards giving you a happy looking home.
How Property Maintenance Aberdeen Service Providers Serve Their Customers:-
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To give a satisfying renovation solution, any good property maintenance Aberdeen service provider will go by your queries and coordinate refurbishments accordingly. From the very onset of giving you the free quotes till accomplishing task, they work on your requirements.
•Stop Worrying for Renovation
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How Property Maintenance Aberdeen Service Providers Serve Their Customers:-
•Put Customers’ Needs First
To give a satisfying renovation solution, any good property maintenance Aberdeen service provider will go by your queries and coordinate refurbishments accordingly. From the very onset of giving you the free quotes till accomplishing task, they work on your requirements.
•Stop Worrying for Renovation
Property maintenance Aberdeen service providers can make your refurbishment unbelievably easy to manage. Instead of running for materials yourself, you can take help from these service providers who can save you the tedium of attending phone calls of your suppliers. Whenever
you have longed for solutions that can manage your kitchen installations creatively you have asked for service providers go that are better equipped to handle your refurbishments adequately. Experienced and qualified craftsmen take the drill out of you, to give value for your money.
•Efforts Go Long Way
Property maintenance Aberdeen joiners, plumbers, decorators are experienced and skilled craftsmen who provide innovative and unique refurbishment plans for your home and office decor. They try to give you kitchen spaces that are great corners for eating out too. You can find solutions for innovative bathroom suites to make your bathroom a real place to unwind. The service providers paint and decorate your settings with smart touches.
•Prices are Assuring
Any property maintenance Aberdeen service provider will assure you of the sensible cost structure that are insured with public liability. You can have bespoke service that comes with no hidden costs. In order to go an extra mile, the painters and joiners take care of your electrical settings, unhinging till the last screw while they paint your walls.
It is not always easy to find consistent service with effective cost structure at the same breath. Property maintenance Aberdeen service providers strive to give you the most of your much talked of home refurbishment solutions. If you come from Aberdeen and hope to strike upon some creative property maintenance initiatives, you can take help from these seasoned servicer who maintain and upgrade renovations, giving full project management service to you, so that you enjoy easy pricing and a happy home.
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Aberdeen, a city in Grays Harbor in Washington is perhaps best known as the hometown of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain and dubbed as the birthplace of grunge music. However, this city is also considered the economic center of Grays Harbor. While its history speaks of logging and fishing industries, it is now being geared to be a tourism and retail hub.
Since the turn of the century, biodiesel plants and harbors have been the main source of industry for locals. Major corporations have turned to these industrial plantations for fresh produce and energy. Hence, there has been a pressing need for sewage cleanup around areas surrounded by water in Aberdeen WA. With all the clutter and waste that come from the ships and the sea, it is imperative for sewers to be cleaned thoroughly in a systematic and efficient way.
What the local government of Aberdeen WA has been doing is strict management of sewage cleanup. The local community needs to be aware of the health hazards and dangers sewage waste can spread around the city. Since sewages are usually underground, rats and different kinds of bacteria linger around the pipes. Another serious threat to the health conditions of the city is chemical and bacterial contamination. These come from various sources. Sometimes, the chemicals used in factories leak into the sewers.
On the other hand, the excess fish from ships may also enter the sewers as well.
The first thing professional sewage cleaners need to do is inspect the scope of the pipe systems underneath the city. When it comes to sewage cleanup in Aberdeen WA, the supervisors handling the cleaning project need to familiarize themselves with the environment. Due to the cold climate and its proximity to the ocean, certain measures need to be taken into consideration. One measure would be ensuring that the cleaning agents used will not contaminate the frigid air or the clean water systems.
Furthermore, another measure would be to use eco-friendly equipment to clean the waste inside the sewers to prevent further damage to the environment. In the world today where climate change and environmental issues are rapidly becoming more and more prevalent, the key to making things better is to tackle everyday issues. This may seem like a trivial activity but in the long run, it makes a big difference.
Leo Nov is an editorial staff member of RestorationSOS.com, a leading service provider for water damage cleanups. To learn more about water damage, sewage cleanup in Aberdeen, WA and water removal, visit RestorationSOS.com
Since the turn of the century, biodiesel plants and harbors have been the main source of industry for locals. Major corporations have turned to these industrial plantations for fresh produce and energy. Hence, there has been a pressing need for sewage cleanup around areas surrounded by water in Aberdeen WA. With all the clutter and waste that come from the ships and the sea, it is imperative for sewers to be cleaned thoroughly in a systematic and efficient way.
What the local government of Aberdeen WA has been doing is strict management of sewage cleanup. The local community needs to be aware of the health hazards and dangers sewage waste can spread around the city. Since sewages are usually underground, rats and different kinds of bacteria linger around the pipes. Another serious threat to the health conditions of the city is chemical and bacterial contamination. These come from various sources. Sometimes, the chemicals used in factories leak into the sewers.
On the other hand, the excess fish from ships may also enter the sewers as well.
The first thing professional sewage cleaners need to do is inspect the scope of the pipe systems underneath the city. When it comes to sewage cleanup in Aberdeen WA, the supervisors handling the cleaning project need to familiarize themselves with the environment. Due to the cold climate and its proximity to the ocean, certain measures need to be taken into consideration. One measure would be ensuring that the cleaning agents used will not contaminate the frigid air or the clean water systems.
Furthermore, another measure would be to use eco-friendly equipment to clean the waste inside the sewers to prevent further damage to the environment. In the world today where climate change and environmental issues are rapidly becoming more and more prevalent, the key to making things better is to tackle everyday issues. This may seem like a trivial activity but in the long run, it makes a big difference.
Leo Nov is an editorial staff member of RestorationSOS.com, a leading service provider for water damage cleanups. To learn more about water damage, sewage cleanup in Aberdeen, WA and water removal, visit RestorationSOS.com
Friday, January 7, 2011
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Aberdeen – The OverviewAberdeen is located on the east side of Scotland, East of Inverness and to the North of Dundee, with a population of 212,125. Aberdeen is one of Scotland’s major Cities and is a popular residential area with 25% of the population aged between 20 and 34. Aberdeen has a strong history and heritage with a thriving community. Aberdeen is situated on the East coast of Scotland and has strong trade, tourism, farming and fishing links. Aberdeen boasts all of the usual amenities that you would expect from a thriving city including excellent shopping facilities with all the regular retail stores but also smaller boutiques and specialist shops. Nightlife includes many nightclubs, bars, pubs and restaurants offering something to suite everybody.Some links that you may find of interest where you can find more information on Aberdeen.Aberdeen City Council Website Where is Aberdeen located in the UK?Renting Property in AberdeenThere is a wide range of property available in Aberdeen, ranging from purpose built flats, 1 bedroom houses, traditional terrace properties, modern family houses to executive detached properties. Ensuring that there is a property to suite everybody in Aberdeen and surrounding areas.Before you start your rental search the first thing to do is make a decision on your budget you have available either a monthly or weekly basis. Remember to take into consideration all of the bills which generally will be your responsibility, these will include council tax plus amenities including electricity, gas and water. Plus factor in other overheads you may have, for example a car or credit cards. Once your budget is fixed then you can begin your research. Don’t forget that you generally will require one months rent and a deposit equivalent to one months rent on the day of move in. This can vary and it would be advisable to ask the letting agent in advance as to what the charges are.Property ResearchBefore rushing into the town centre to gaze into the letting agent shop fronts make sure that you are prepared. Research is important in order that you get a good idea of what property you can get for your budget. The first place to start your research is to have a good look on the internet, if this is available to you. There are a number of ways to do this, by far and away the quickest method is to use one of the online property portals. These are internet sites that have multiple agents listing their property, this saves you time and you get to see a range of property made available by a number of letting agents.Services made available by the Property Portals.There are a number of key services made available by residential letting
property portals, the main ones are listed below.Multiple Emailing ServiceEmail service to all agents advertised on the site, sending details of your requirements. The agent then contacts you with property details that may apply.Property Specific Email ServiceEmail service to send directly to the letting agent your interest in a specific property advertised.Website Click ThroughsClick through to the advertised letting agents own website.A good example of a portal that offers these services is Rentright Residential Property Letting Portal – Aberdeen Page from here you can perform any or all of the actions listed above.Rentright is only one of the major property portals, if you do not find what you require here then you may find it on another.What is the next step in the process?OK, so on recap, the budget is set, research has been performed on line and an idea of the type of property available in your budget has been gained. The next task you might want to perform is the ‘area’ research. Depending on your requirements of what you want will depend on what would be classed as a suitable area to live. For example you may want to live in the city centre, near to the train station or a catchment area of a good school. A similar process to your property research would be to do some internet checks a good site is UpMyStreet which offers a wide range of details on demographics, crime details, council details and much more.The ShortlistOnce you are happy with the research then, if you have already found a property/properties of interest on the internet then contact the letting agent and arrange a viewing. If not then you may consider visiting the letting agent website directly and registering your details with them or making a trip to the town to visit the agents personally. Remember that it is also best to visit a property at different times of the day in order to get the overall picture of the area.Top tips to Renting in Aberdeen
Fix your budget
Research available property on the internet
Research the areas where you are interested in renting
Contact Letting Agents in Aberdeen or surrounding area to arrange vieiwings
Re-Visit an area on different occasionsChris Courtis is the co-founder of Rentright Property Letting Portal where you can find information and property for rent. Rentright is a resource available for Property Letting Agents to advertise their property and covers the whole of the UKStatistical data in this article has been used and permitted by UpMyStreet and is accurate at the date this article was written.Chris Courtis is the co-founder of Rentright Property Letting Portal where you can find information and property for rent. Rentright is a resource available for Property Letting Agents to advertise their property and covers the whole of the UKStatistical data in this article has been used and permitted by UpMyStreet and is accurate at the date this article was written.
property portals, the main ones are listed below.Multiple Emailing ServiceEmail service to all agents advertised on the site, sending details of your requirements. The agent then contacts you with property details that may apply.Property Specific Email ServiceEmail service to send directly to the letting agent your interest in a specific property advertised.Website Click ThroughsClick through to the advertised letting agents own website.A good example of a portal that offers these services is Rentright Residential Property Letting Portal – Aberdeen Page from here you can perform any or all of the actions listed above.Rentright is only one of the major property portals, if you do not find what you require here then you may find it on another.What is the next step in the process?OK, so on recap, the budget is set, research has been performed on line and an idea of the type of property available in your budget has been gained. The next task you might want to perform is the ‘area’ research. Depending on your requirements of what you want will depend on what would be classed as a suitable area to live. For example you may want to live in the city centre, near to the train station or a catchment area of a good school. A similar process to your property research would be to do some internet checks a good site is UpMyStreet which offers a wide range of details on demographics, crime details, council details and much more.The ShortlistOnce you are happy with the research then, if you have already found a property/properties of interest on the internet then contact the letting agent and arrange a viewing. If not then you may consider visiting the letting agent website directly and registering your details with them or making a trip to the town to visit the agents personally. Remember that it is also best to visit a property at different times of the day in order to get the overall picture of the area.Top tips to Renting in Aberdeen
Fix your budget
Research available property on the internet
Research the areas where you are interested in renting
Contact Letting Agents in Aberdeen or surrounding area to arrange vieiwings
Re-Visit an area on different occasionsChris Courtis is the co-founder of Rentright Property Letting Portal where you can find information and property for rent. Rentright is a resource available for Property Letting Agents to advertise their property and covers the whole of the UKStatistical data in this article has been used and permitted by UpMyStreet and is accurate at the date this article was written.Chris Courtis is the co-founder of Rentright Property Letting Portal where you can find information and property for rent. Rentright is a resource available for Property Letting Agents to advertise their property and covers the whole of the UKStatistical data in this article has been used and permitted by UpMyStreet and is accurate at the date this article was written.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
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The economic trend of recent months has corporate executives taking a sharp look at how to cut telecommunications costs.According to the 2008 Aberdeen Report, The State of the Market, a survey of 4,654 respondents found that the danger of a looming recession was among the top three challenges for the coming year. And, with telecom being among the top three corporate expenses, companies are searching for effective ways to reduce telecom costs, as doing so can have a significant positive impact on corporate profitability. Telecom expense management (TEM) software is designed to help achieve this.Particular attention is being paid to reducing the cost of wireless telecommunications. In a February 2008 Aberdeen benchmark report, Execute on Wireless Expense Management to Drive ROI, 75% of respondents stated that their corporate wireless costs had increased over the last two years. In addition, while traditional TEM systems concentrated mainly on the verification and payment of telecom vendors' invoices, current functionality includes such things as wireless expense management (WEM), centralized inventory control and procurement, business analytics and tools for negotiating more favorable contracts with telecom vendors.Aberdeen found that on average telecom costs amount to over 3% of revenues. Best-in-Class enterprises were 60% more likely to have reporting and analysis capabilities. Yet,
despite the importance of telecom expense management, a 2007 report by the same group found that the majority of companies surveyed did not have centralized inventory control and procurement, or other telecom expense reduction strategies in place.Aberdeen believes that corporate pressure to increase profitability will lead to a stronger move towards implementing telecom expense management strategies. These include increased monitoring of telecom expenses, centralized procurement of telecom services and equipment, centralized telecom inventory control, centralized verification and payment of telecom invoices and centralized contract negotiations and dispute resolution. In many cases, new policy will need to be issued and enforced to accomplish these strategies.Under the title, Slashing Telecom Expense Management in a Looming Recession, the Aberdeen Group is initiating a study as to how companies are going about implementing telecom expense management techniques and is inviting corporations to participate in the study, as detailed in their online Research Preview. (1)Telecom expense management is a proven technology for reducing telecom expenses and has provided dramatic costs savings and returns on investment (ROI) to corporations that have implemented TEM systems.Further information about telecom expense management may be obtained from the Telsoft Solutions website at www.telsoft-solutions.com.Reference: (1)http://www.aberdeen.com/summary/report/research_previews/5207-RP-slashing-expense-recession.asp
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despite the importance of telecom expense management, a 2007 report by the same group found that the majority of companies surveyed did not have centralized inventory control and procurement, or other telecom expense reduction strategies in place.Aberdeen believes that corporate pressure to increase profitability will lead to a stronger move towards implementing telecom expense management strategies. These include increased monitoring of telecom expenses, centralized procurement of telecom services and equipment, centralized telecom inventory control, centralized verification and payment of telecom invoices and centralized contract negotiations and dispute resolution. In many cases, new policy will need to be issued and enforced to accomplish these strategies.Under the title, Slashing Telecom Expense Management in a Looming Recession, the Aberdeen Group is initiating a study as to how companies are going about implementing telecom expense management techniques and is inviting corporations to participate in the study, as detailed in their online Research Preview. (1)Telecom expense management is a proven technology for reducing telecom expenses and has provided dramatic costs savings and returns on investment (ROI) to corporations that have implemented TEM systems.Further information about telecom expense management may be obtained from the Telsoft Solutions website at www.telsoft-solutions.com.Reference: (1)http://www.aberdeen.com/summary/report/research_previews/5207-RP-slashing-expense-recession.asp
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
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Aberdeen, in the heart of Scotland’s Grampian Highlands, is an ideal
destination for art, history and culture that is slightly off the
beaten track. Scotland’s third largest city was inspiration for the
well known Scottish folk song The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen which
portrays a well worn Scottish theme: that of extreme homesickness when
away from my “home native land†and celebrates the spectacular
phenomenon of Aurora Borealis.
Places of interest:
Aberdeen was established in 1179, and her fortunes were transformed by
Robert Bruce’s 1319 Charter, in recognition of his gratitude to the
people of Aberdeen who had sheltered him during his campaign against
the English. Since 1509 when the renowned University of Aberdeen was
established, Aberdeen has been an academic centre of Europe, which
influences a great many of the cultural and historical activities on
offer in the city and its surrounding areas.
Described by Queen Elizabeth II as “my dear place in the Highlandsâ€
Balmoral Castle offers visitors guided tours of the gardens, historical
exhibitions and luxury safari in the Caledonian Pine Forest, where
visitors can catch glimpses of Scottish wildlife.
Another ancestral home continuously inhabited for over 400 years is
Haddo House. Visitors can enjoy Gordon family ancestral portraits,
memorabilia, the old stables and traditional Scottish tea room. Opera,
ballets and plays are presented from May to October.
The NorthEast Falconry Centre offers a uniquely close experience
with Scotland’s birds of prey. Introduction to Falconry, outside
demonstrations and walks with hawks are just some of the exciting and
educational activities on offer.
Aberdeen Art Galleries and Museums comprises Aberdeen Art Gallery,
Aberdeen Maritime Museum, the Lord Provost’s house and The Tollbooth in
one site, and offers a varied programme of events and exhibitions. The
Art Gallery hosts collections dating back to the 18th century of fine
art, and the Maritime museum exults in the region’s proud seafaring
traditions. The Tollbooth is made up of 17th century cells, and the
Lord Provost’s House portrays the elegance and ritual of upper class
Highland living.
Things to do:
Aberdeen offers a whole host of recreational activities to enjoy. From
parks to museums, tourists will never be bored while in Aberdeen.
Storybook Glen in Royal Teeside is a magical adventureland set over
28 acres where kids and adults can see their favourite fairy-tales and
nursery rhymes come to life, and wonder at the natural beauty of
waterfalls, brooks and flora.
The Gordon Highlanders Museum celebrates the history and culture of
over two centuries of one of Scotland’s greatest kilted regiments, the
Gordon Highlanders.
For family entertainment, it is hard to beat Sunset Boulevard, an
indoor entertainment centre that offers bowling, dodgems, games and an
adventureland – perfect for the Scottish weather!
Known as the “jewel in the crown†of the city’s fantastic parks,
The David Welch Winter Gardens boasts a Tropical House featuring flora
from South and Central America, an Acrid House which creates desert
conditions for exotic cacti to flourish, and a Corridor of Perfumes
which celebrates the variety of perfumes from different plant species.
A visit to the Lighthouse and Harbour Master is a don’t-miss to
learn about Scotland’s marine history, and find out what ships will be
arriving in the port and when.
The world’s sixth oldest golf club, The Royal Aberdeen Golf Club
may be able to lay claim to being the site of the invention of the game
of golf. Today the club retains the old world elegance of a gentlemen’s
club, and boasts a healthy membership of both local and overseas golf
enthusiasts who enjoy the stunning Balgowie Course, which has played
host to many major tournaments.
Food & Drink:
There are a number of fine locations to dine at while in Aberdeen. No
matter what a tourist’s preferences are, Aberdeen offers something to
appeal to everyone’s tastes.
The Stage Door Restaurant is the destination for a
step-back-in-time dining experience. Situated in the old Aberdeen Union
& Music Hall, the restaurant is furnished
in art deco style with
many of the original architectural features surviving, and serves
inimitable and innovative seafood delights.
For the best fish and chips in the UK, The Ashvale cannot be beaten
for traditional fare.
The Square boasts great value high quality dining, including Gluten
free options, an extensive kids’ menu and even regular visitors can
experience variety thanks to the menu that changes every three months.
Italian Deli Delight is a relaxed café by day and buzzing
restaurant by night, serving up mouth-watering Italian cuisine at all
times.
Hotels & Accommodation:
From family run, family friendly establishments to self catering
cottages and apartments to West End four star luxuries, Aberdeen offers
accommodation to suit every taste and budget.
Waterwheel Inn
The Edwardian Hotel
Britannia Hotel Aberdeen
Royal Hotel
Station Hotel
Copthorne Hotel Aberdeen
Bimini Guest House
Macdonald Ardoe House Hotel
Udny Arms Hotel
Express by Holiday Inn Aberdeen
Speedbird Inn Aberdeen Airport
Thistle Aberdeen Airport
Thistle Aberdeen Altens
Thistle Aberdeen Caledonian
Dyce Skean Dhu
The Spires Serviced Suites
Antrim Guest House
Summerhill Hotel and Suites
Entertainment
The Lemon Tree is known as the world’s only year round festival,
presenting a constant programme of theatre, dance and musical
spectaculars, and national touring West End theatre is also on offer at
Her Majesty’s Theatre. Cinema is also well represented, with a UGC and
local Belmont Theatre. For clubbing to international DJs, Ministry is
the best bet, or DeNiros is a local clubbing option, playing Top 40 and
House music. World class shopping is available at St Nicholas Centres
and in the historical district around Union Street. The Aberdeen
Exhibition and Conference Centre hosts international touring music acts
and sporting events.
Aberdeen is truly the jewel of the Highlands, offering world class
dining, nightlife and cultural and historical attractions to satisfy
visitors of all ages and interests. The architecture of Aberdeen is
distinctive and visually stunning, carved as it is from silver granite,
creating a cityscape unrivalled in its beauty. Aberdeen boasts a
cosmopolitan diversity, having been a premier Northern European trading
port for many generations, enjoying centuries of established links with
Scandinavian traders and Asian merchants. Nestled in the craggy
landscape of the North East Highlands, and set against the romantically
bleak North Sea, Aberdeen offers breathtaking views that have more in
common with Scandinavian countries than the British Isles, and culture
and history resplendent in maritime tradition Celtic heritage. The oil
capital of Europe is also home to a thriving nightlife and theatre
scene, just one in many contradictions that make up this intriguing
ancient city.
Biography
Name: Maria Williams
Website: http://www.sleepuk.com
Biography: Maria writes for Sleep UK
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destination for art, history and culture that is slightly off the
beaten track. Scotland’s third largest city was inspiration for the
well known Scottish folk song The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen which
portrays a well worn Scottish theme: that of extreme homesickness when
away from my “home native land†and celebrates the spectacular
phenomenon of Aurora Borealis.
Places of interest:
Aberdeen was established in 1179, and her fortunes were transformed by
Robert Bruce’s 1319 Charter, in recognition of his gratitude to the
people of Aberdeen who had sheltered him during his campaign against
the English. Since 1509 when the renowned University of Aberdeen was
established, Aberdeen has been an academic centre of Europe, which
influences a great many of the cultural and historical activities on
offer in the city and its surrounding areas.
Described by Queen Elizabeth II as “my dear place in the Highlandsâ€
Balmoral Castle offers visitors guided tours of the gardens, historical
exhibitions and luxury safari in the Caledonian Pine Forest, where
visitors can catch glimpses of Scottish wildlife.
Another ancestral home continuously inhabited for over 400 years is
Haddo House. Visitors can enjoy Gordon family ancestral portraits,
memorabilia, the old stables and traditional Scottish tea room. Opera,
ballets and plays are presented from May to October.
The NorthEast Falconry Centre offers a uniquely close experience
with Scotland’s birds of prey. Introduction to Falconry, outside
demonstrations and walks with hawks are just some of the exciting and
educational activities on offer.
Aberdeen Art Galleries and Museums comprises Aberdeen Art Gallery,
Aberdeen Maritime Museum, the Lord Provost’s house and The Tollbooth in
one site, and offers a varied programme of events and exhibitions. The
Art Gallery hosts collections dating back to the 18th century of fine
art, and the Maritime museum exults in the region’s proud seafaring
traditions. The Tollbooth is made up of 17th century cells, and the
Lord Provost’s House portrays the elegance and ritual of upper class
Highland living.
Things to do:
Aberdeen offers a whole host of recreational activities to enjoy. From
parks to museums, tourists will never be bored while in Aberdeen.
Storybook Glen in Royal Teeside is a magical adventureland set over
28 acres where kids and adults can see their favourite fairy-tales and
nursery rhymes come to life, and wonder at the natural beauty of
waterfalls, brooks and flora.
The Gordon Highlanders Museum celebrates the history and culture of
over two centuries of one of Scotland’s greatest kilted regiments, the
Gordon Highlanders.
For family entertainment, it is hard to beat Sunset Boulevard, an
indoor entertainment centre that offers bowling, dodgems, games and an
adventureland – perfect for the Scottish weather!
Known as the “jewel in the crown†of the city’s fantastic parks,
The David Welch Winter Gardens boasts a Tropical House featuring flora
from South and Central America, an Acrid House which creates desert
conditions for exotic cacti to flourish, and a Corridor of Perfumes
which celebrates the variety of perfumes from different plant species.
A visit to the Lighthouse and Harbour Master is a don’t-miss to
learn about Scotland’s marine history, and find out what ships will be
arriving in the port and when.
The world’s sixth oldest golf club, The Royal Aberdeen Golf Club
may be able to lay claim to being the site of the invention of the game
of golf. Today the club retains the old world elegance of a gentlemen’s
club, and boasts a healthy membership of both local and overseas golf
enthusiasts who enjoy the stunning Balgowie Course, which has played
host to many major tournaments.
Food & Drink:
There are a number of fine locations to dine at while in Aberdeen. No
matter what a tourist’s preferences are, Aberdeen offers something to
appeal to everyone’s tastes.
The Stage Door Restaurant is the destination for a
step-back-in-time dining experience. Situated in the old Aberdeen Union
& Music Hall, the restaurant is furnished
in art deco style with
many of the original architectural features surviving, and serves
inimitable and innovative seafood delights.
For the best fish and chips in the UK, The Ashvale cannot be beaten
for traditional fare.
The Square boasts great value high quality dining, including Gluten
free options, an extensive kids’ menu and even regular visitors can
experience variety thanks to the menu that changes every three months.
Italian Deli Delight is a relaxed café by day and buzzing
restaurant by night, serving up mouth-watering Italian cuisine at all
times.
Hotels & Accommodation:
From family run, family friendly establishments to self catering
cottages and apartments to West End four star luxuries, Aberdeen offers
accommodation to suit every taste and budget.
Waterwheel Inn
The Edwardian Hotel
Britannia Hotel Aberdeen
Royal Hotel
Station Hotel
Copthorne Hotel Aberdeen
Bimini Guest House
Macdonald Ardoe House Hotel
Udny Arms Hotel
Express by Holiday Inn Aberdeen
Speedbird Inn Aberdeen Airport
Thistle Aberdeen Airport
Thistle Aberdeen Altens
Thistle Aberdeen Caledonian
Dyce Skean Dhu
The Spires Serviced Suites
Antrim Guest House
Summerhill Hotel and Suites
Entertainment
The Lemon Tree is known as the world’s only year round festival,
presenting a constant programme of theatre, dance and musical
spectaculars, and national touring West End theatre is also on offer at
Her Majesty’s Theatre. Cinema is also well represented, with a UGC and
local Belmont Theatre. For clubbing to international DJs, Ministry is
the best bet, or DeNiros is a local clubbing option, playing Top 40 and
House music. World class shopping is available at St Nicholas Centres
and in the historical district around Union Street. The Aberdeen
Exhibition and Conference Centre hosts international touring music acts
and sporting events.
Aberdeen is truly the jewel of the Highlands, offering world class
dining, nightlife and cultural and historical attractions to satisfy
visitors of all ages and interests. The architecture of Aberdeen is
distinctive and visually stunning, carved as it is from silver granite,
creating a cityscape unrivalled in its beauty. Aberdeen boasts a
cosmopolitan diversity, having been a premier Northern European trading
port for many generations, enjoying centuries of established links with
Scandinavian traders and Asian merchants. Nestled in the craggy
landscape of the North East Highlands, and set against the romantically
bleak North Sea, Aberdeen offers breathtaking views that have more in
common with Scandinavian countries than the British Isles, and culture
and history resplendent in maritime tradition Celtic heritage. The oil
capital of Europe is also home to a thriving nightlife and theatre
scene, just one in many contradictions that make up this intriguing
ancient city.
Biography
Name: Maria Williams
Website: http://www.sleepuk.com
Biography: Maria writes for Sleep UK
providers of discounted uk hotels
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