Execflyer Completes Eye in the Sky Press tour

PR Log (Press Release) – Nov 23, 2009 – Execflyer recently worked alongside Brighton based Pegasus PR, to provide helicopter charter transport as part of a regional launch for a new eye care product from Bausch and Lomb – Ocuvite Complete.
The brief was to transport over 20 journalists and key Bausch and Lomb representatives to a series of lunchtime briefings, designed to introduce the new product and educate more fully on age-related macular degeneration – the UK’s leading cause of blindness. With helicopters departing Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow and Edinburgh, Pegasus and the team at Execflyer worked for two months planning the events, ensuring that venues, drivers, helicopters and landing sites were all prepared. Passengers were transported in VIP helicopters including the Agusta 109, Eurocopter EC135 and the AS 355 Twin Squirrel. Given the weather that the UK experienced in the last two weeks, all parties involved made an exceptional effort to ensure that all flights went without a hitch.
Stuart Hehir, director of Pegasus commented, “We have been highly impressed by the level of professionalism and attention to detail in the planning and operation of this potentially complex series of events. Our priority was to ensure that the briefings went as smoothly as possible and this was certainly the case, with many journalists actively emailing us to say how enjoyable the transport had been. I would happily recommend the team at Execflyer and we will certainly be using them for all our future chartering needs.”
Steven Moth, director of Execflyer added “My thanks go to all operators and crew that were involved in this tour of the UK. Weather factors were certainly against us on most days, though the planning and expertise of all parties involved ensured that we managed to fly all but one sector which was affected by fog. Pegasus did an exceptional job and their attention to detail as well as clear communication were important components in completing these charter trips”.
For more information on:
Execflyer Air Charter visit www.execflyer.com
Pegasus PR visit www.pegasuspr.co.uk
Bausch and Lomb visit www.bausch.com

Emergency Services Update On Flooding In County Clare And Ennis

PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 20, 2009 – The Emergency Team comprises Clare Local Authorities, An Garda Síochána, HSE, Clare County and Fire Rescue Service, Clare Civil Defence and the Army.  The Emergency Team is in regular contact with the Office of Public Works, the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government and other agencies.  Priorities for the emergency team include public safety, protection of property and relaying timely and accurate information and advice.  Members of the public are advised to make essential journeys only.
A significant number of routes in County Clare, including Ennis, are closed due to flooding (information on all closed routes below).   The only access routes to Ennis are the Tulla Road and Kilrush Road.  All other approach roads to Ennis, including the Gort Road, are closed.
The Emergency Services are presently evacuating areas where flooding cannot be controlled by sandbags or pumps.   Approximately 40 households at Elm Park (Gort Road) and Oakwood Drive (Watery Road) in Ennis have been evacuated today due to serious flooding.  The Emergency Services are presently attempting to fill a breach in a river wall, close to the Club Bridge in Ennis Town Centre (Abbey Street Carpark).  Ennis Recycling Centre and Ennis Dog Pound in the Gort Industrial State have been closed due to flooding.
The Emergency Services are monitoring levels of water on an ongoing basis. In the interests of personal safety people should avoid contact with flood waters and parents are requested to be particularly vigilant with children.  A help line (1890-252943) has been set up for members of the public in Ennis.
Despite today’s respite from the heavy rain of previous days, it is expected that tidal conditions will continue to pose a flooding threat in County Clare and, in particular, Ennis.   It is expected that further rain over the weekend will create additional flooding problems for Ennis.
Ennis District as of 11.30am on 20/11/09
Girroga Lake has burst its bank threatening to flood Gort Road industrial Estate
Abbey Street car park slight flooding
Ard Aoibhinn, Limerick Road, limited access
Honeywell is flooded.
Abbey Street      -    Closed for traffic
Newbridge Road, Ennis not passable.
Causeway link now open
Tubber Road, Corofin – not passable.
Druimmin, on Kilrush Road.  – Stop / Go system, Ennis Bound Lane is not passable.
Lissane & Kildysart Road, Clarecastle, not passable.
Cusack Lawn, Lahinch Road, Ennis – Not passable
Tobertaiscean  closed from Limerick road  junction
Clonroad, Mangan’s to Suttons Lights not passable
Drehidnagower Road is flooded but passable
Drumcliff Road from Lees Road complex to Graveyard not passable
Dun Na Hinse on Lahinch Road, not passable
Castlefergus, Quin – bad but passable.
Spancil Hill to Quin bad but passable.
Toonagh, Fountain on Corofin Road not passable.
Lifford rd closed
Harmony row closed
Watery Road, - Not passable.
Limerick Road Captain Mac’s– Not passable.
Aughanteeroe Estate, Gort Rd, At the back is under water and is rising into driveways.- sand bags have been delivered to all houses
Glassan Estate, and Claureen Drive, Drumcliff Rd, is Flooded.
Ballyline on the N18 flooding on road but passable.
Gort Road one lane only
Elm Park housing estate - closed
Bridge at back –place closed
Shannon District
Shannon to Newmarket on Fergus Road (Old Road) Bad but passable
Crowe’s shop Sixmilebridge at junction with Cratloe Road, flooded but passable.
Old roads in the back parts Newmarket on Fergus are flooded
Ennistymon District
North of Inagh on Ennis To Ennistymon Road not passable,
Maurice’s Mills road from Corofin Road – Not passable.
All towns North of Ennistymon ~ (Ballyvaughan, Carron) Not passable.
Detours in place and are well sign posted
Kilrush District
Doonbeg at Mount River’s Bridge is not passable
Shragh not passable.
Cooraclare to Kilrush and Cooraclare to Cree is flooded but passable.
Annaghgeeragh Bridge from Cree to Miltown Malbay not passable.
Flooding Cappa not passable
Killaloe District
Old Road from Tulla to Quin is not passable.
R461 Feakle to Scarriff road is not passable.
R466 Broadford to Tulla Rd is not passable. Two large floods two miles out of Broadford.
Divert take Broadford to Bodyke road go left for O Callaghan’s mills
One mile out of Broadford on the Sixmilebridge road Doon Lake had burst its banks.
-ENDS-
Dunphy Public Relations
Connolly, Ennis, Co Clare, IRELAND
(Tel) 00353-868534900; (Fax) 00353-6839692; (Skype) dunphypr; (Email) media@dunphypr.com
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AboutAirportParking.com Helps In Fight Against Hunger

PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 17, 2009 – Menlo Park, CA, --On the heels of a government report indicating that one in seven Americans struggle to get enough food, AboutAirportParking.com, an online airport parking reservation site, announced today that it would use one of the busiest travel periods of the year to help fund hunger relief.
Between now and November 30, as families across the country make travel plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas, each airport parking reservation made through www.AboutAirportParking.com/FeedingAmerica will result in a $5 donation to Feeding America, the nation’s leading domestic hunger-relief charity.
“People come to our site for a convenient way to get great deals on airport parking.  Now, they can go to www.AboutAirportParking.com/FeedingAmerica for a convenient way to make their parking reservation while, at the same time, contributing to the fight against hunger,” said Erik Budde, CEO of AboutAirportParking.com.
A report Monday from the United States Department of Agriculture said 49 million Americans are food insecure.  This marks an increase of 36 percent over the 36.2 million who were at risk of hunger a year ago.  
According to Feeding America, 41.5 percent of all the households it serves reported having to choose between buying food and paying for utilities or heat within the previous 12 months.  More than one-third (35 percent) of client households reported having to choose between paying for food and paying their rent or mortgage.
“Not having a place to park at the airport is a minor inconvenience.  Not having enough food on the table to feed yourself or your family is a major problem that we should all be working toward solving.  Our contribution is just a small part of the concerted effort it will take from businesses, individuals and charitable organizations like Feeding America to address this issue that impacts nearly 50 million Americans,” said Budde.  
AboutAirportParking.com
AboutAirportParking.com is a directory of over 400 airport parking lots at more than 100 airports in the U.S.. The site provides price comparisons, interactive maps and user reviews to help travelers find the best lot for their needs. In addition, customers can book discounted reservations at more than 80 parking lots across the country. Once again, travelers can go to www.AboutAirportParking.com/FeedingAmerica between now and November 30 to book their upcoming airport parking reservation, which will result in a $5 donation Feeding America.

The Lights are Falling! How Not to Lower the Lights

PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 09, 2009 – GRAND RAPIDS, MI; WOODSTOCK, AL; and NEWTOWN, CT – Some outdoor stadium light poles might have a defect so crippling it can topple the entire structure to the ground.  According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), a qualified inspector should examine all high-mast luminaires for visible signs of cracking, fracture or deterioration.
In August, the CPSC issued an advisory about outdoor steel stadium light poles after nine in Texas fell and 50 developed fractures and/or cracks.  The problem was so persistent the CPSC is now investigating a variety of manufacturers’ light poles.  In response, two wholly owned subsidiary of TUV Rheinland North America Holding Company called Non-Destructive Testing Services, Inc. (NDTS) and Unified Testing Services, Inc. (UTS) are reminding facility managers that visual examination of the outdoor structure is not enough to catch potentially fatal flaws.
“The high-mast luminaire, if overlooked, can become a loaded gun but many of the issues cannot be found with the naked eye,” said Donald Uptain, president of Unified Testing Services, Inc., a full-service testing and consulting engineering firm headquartered in Woodstock, Ala.  “A thorough safety inspection and testing program should be established for these types of structures. Even brand new, they could have serious flaws that had been introduced during the manufacturing, welding or anchoring stages.  Specialized testing equipment will catch those issues.”
High-mast luminaires are commonly found lining the nation’s highways and roadways, providing light once the sun sets.  Outdoor stadium light poles, also known as high-mast luminaires, are usually found in facilities such as recreational parks and fields, parking lots, outdoor stadiums, high schools and colleges, and prisons.  These towers usually withstand years of abuse from the environment.  But wind can fatigue the entire structure from the anchor bolts to the vertical welds, and moisture from rain and snow can contribute to corrosion.  In some cases, improper installation can result in a tilted pole or loose screw plates.
“The safety of an outdoor structure can be compromised by either environmental conditions or human error,” said Bob Bills, president of Non-Destructive Testing Services, Inc., a full-service material inspection company headquartered in Grand Rapids, Mich. “In worst-case scenarios, structural or construction flaws can cause serious injuries or even death to bystanders.  Safety inspection and testing along with periodic assessments can help minimize those potential dangers.”  
NDTS and UTS provide inspection services for high-mast luminaires using qualified/certified personnel and specialized ultrasonic testing equipment.  Inspectors are certified to the requirements of the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) recommend practice SNT-TC-1A.  Pole inspections follow written guidelines provided by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) ‘Procedure for the Inspection of High-Mast Luminaires.’”  
Services consist of certified welding inspectors and NDT technicians inspecting the general structure including the welded and bolted connections, and utilizing liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, and ultrasonic testing for cracks.  Additionally, a thorough visual examination of the pole base is offered along with testing of the nuts to the anchor base.
For more information about the High-Mast Luminaires Inspection Program at UTS, call 1-TUV-RHEINLAND (888-743-4652).
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Mobility Scooter Rental in Disney, Orlando only £22 per day

PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 09, 2009 – I have just got back from the Disney area of Orlando FL.
I suffer severely with arthritis, so decided to use the service of a Mobility Scooter Rental company in Orlando on this visit.
After trauling the internet, we found a company called www.SunMobilityRentals.com . Not only was their prices the lowest on the internet, but their service was second to none.
The Pride Elite Traveller PLUS mobility scooter arrived at my Disney Hotel at 8am in the morning. It was not just dropped off outside like some of the other companies were doing, a young man called David delivered the scooter to my room, and spent about 20 mins with me, showing me how to break it down into 5 pieces, to go into the back of the car. He also gave me some tuition on how to use the machine.
I was so delighted with the scooter at the end of my trip, I asked www.SunMobilityRentals.com how much one of these scooters would cost to buy. This is what really blew me away. They sold me the machine that I had been using around the Disney Parks for the past 2 weeks, at a fraction of the price that I could buy a new one for. I simply booked it onto the Virgin aircraft home for FREE... (Airlines can not charge you for taking these on board, and it is not classed as part of your luggage allowance either)... when I got off the aircraft at Gatwick, the scooter met me at the enterence to the aircraft.... I simply put it togehter which took 15 seconds, and then rode it through the whole airport, and back to my car.
Fantastic service guys. I would certainly recommend www.SunMobilityRentals.com to everyone.
P.S. Disney now charge $45 per day to rent a scooter in the parks. www.SunMobilityRentals only charged me $22 per day for a much better machine!

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Our Mobility Scooters and Electric Wheelchairs available for rent & use at all Orlando Florida theme parks - Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, Sea World & Aquatica.
While on holiday, your mobility needs must be taken care of. Especially when you need to rent a mobility scooter for touring around a crowded city, or perhaps a wheelchair or powerchair for travel without the hassle of bringing along your personal device.
Our entire fleet of Mobility Equipment is less than 6 months old, so you can be sure that you are always using the best looking and most reliable mobility equipment in the Disney area.

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Transportation And Logistic In Kenya.

PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 07, 2009 – The competitive busines market environment, forced many multinational  companies to undergo  a rapid autonomous transformation to  get  a share of  market  niche  in the competitive global  business. In order to conform  to  tight economic conditions, has to push through to find  an ideal way of  cutting down  operational cost and stay  in world competitive market. Outsourcing solution, plays a key role in providing escape doors and favorable solutions  that  build  their capacity to realizing  outstanding  results.
In  the recent years, business world is  economically  challenged and  faced  with  problems making  transport  and  logistic unmanageable .  
This process  is  marked  with  conspicuous challenges  ranging from those  associated with environmental concerns to shortage  of fuel  which in turn raises  the cost of  running  these  services. In addition, human errors in invoices  documentation, delays  in  delivery  and  increase number of workers  interprets logistic and transport  into  a cyclical  complex  system.
Since  all  these  logistic  services  involves processes and stages, transport  and   logistics through   outsourcing solution,  improved much  in value additional  to  every stage  thus  leads to  cost  deduction. Through the sophisticated internet technology, aimed  at  improving, managing and controlling  the  flow  of low cost transportation  and logistic supportive services to specific customers.
Outsourcing solution in Kenya, is  a modern  global trading space for multinational companies to source out  their  transport and logistic needs. Being a gateway through barriers  to effective and modernized means of services delivery; form  a  strong base for underlying volume growth of trade worldwide.Os has proven ability in online  transaction  processing  processing  for these  companies, it  include data processing among other logistic services
Concerted  efforts  towards improving  all logistic transport solution make outsourcingsolution  to  have  adequate experience to  handle the following:
•  Opportunity and Account Development Support
•  Proposal Assistance
•  Recommend Bid and Proposal Prioritization
•  Trade Show Support
•  Partner Management
•  Thought Leadership
•  Sales Support
•  Technology and Vendor Assessment
•  Client Strategic and Technical Consulting
•  Identify Key Thrusts (investments, teaming, acquisition)
•  Emerging Technology .
Outsourcingsolution  continually offers transport and logistical assistance  in  order to make   services delivery  more improved of added value towards  cutting the cost.
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Senator Patty Murray requests funding for the Northern Columbia Basin Railroad Project

PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 05, 2009 – Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senator Patty has requested $5 million in funding in her Fiscal Year 2010 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies appropriation request for the Northern Columbia Basin Railroad Project in Moses Lake, Washington (http://murray.senate.gov/approps/requests.cfm#thud).  
On her website, Senator Murray states, "An important part of my job as your U.S. Senator is to help Washington state communities and businesses get federal support for projects that will create jobs, get our economy moving and make a difference for Washington’s families.  My staff and I have taken a look at all of the project requests that have come in this year.  We put a priority on those projects that have broad-based local support and will create jobs and generate economic growth."
The $5 million in funding requested for the Port of Moses Lake will provide for the construction of Segments 2 and 3 (of the Northern Columbia Basin Railroad Project), which is a trunk-line extension serving the Grant County International Airport's east industrial area and the rehabilitation of existing track and upgraded crossings.
"Extending a line to the airport's east industrial area will provide for further economic growth and facilitate the operations of over five existing companies that employ over 1,000 workers, and the additional developments of crossings along the line will significantly enhance the safety and flow of commuters and pedestrians in the region," said Murray on her website.