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State parks to get steady flow of funding

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November 5, 2019
KRIS | By Seth Kovar

Voters approve Proposition 5

Voters approving Proposition 5 during elections Tuesday means a more predictable level of yearly funding for two state agencies.

“It was definitely allocated strangely,” voter Amanda Horne said of the previous funding system for Texas Parks and Wildlife and the Texas Historical Commission.

In 1993, the Texas Legislature voted to allow all tax money from sporting goods sales go to Texas Parks and Wildlife. But it was up to lawmakers to determine how much of that money the agency actually received each budget cycle, and often they diverted a good portion of that pool to other means. Proposition 5 changes that to the delight of Horne.

“I’m an avid outdoorsman here in the State of Texas, and I just want to make sure our parks are funded to the fullest extend that they can be,” she said.

The new system promises Texas Parks and Wildlife 93 percent of all tax money from sales of sporting goods. The remaining 7 percent will go to the Texas Historical Commission which hadn’t previously received that kind of funding.

“Proposition Five is wonderful,” Bart Wales of Texas Tropical Trail Region said.

Wales’ organization promotes tourism in South Texas, in part, by promoting historical sites.

The Fulton Mansion is one such site, and it’s run by the Texas Historical Commission.

“Since the Texas Historical Commission has taken (the Fulton Museum) on it has become just a focal point for South Texas and showcasing its history,” Wales said.

The funding will help both agencies maintain parks and historical sites — something else Horne is happy to hear.

“There are so many beautiful places to visit here,” she said.

Proposition 5 could help fund much needed repairs at Mother Neff State Park

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November 6, 2019
KCENTV | By Andrew Moore

A local state park will finally have a chance to get consistent funding for repairs, thanks to Texas voters passing Proposition 5.

The proposition will add an amendment to the state constitution that dedicates revenue from sales tax on sporting goods to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission for Public Parks and Historic Sites.

Janice Bezanson, Executive Director of the Texas Conservation Alliance, told 6 News that the amendment will make a huge difference for state parks.

“The beauty of prop 5 is the consistency it creates,” Bezanson said. “When the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department never knew from one biennium to the next how much money they were going to have in the next term, they couldn’t plan or initiate capital projects.”

The Texas legislature has been able to allocate sales tax to sporting goods to Texas parks and historic sites since 1993. The legislature was able to choose how much of the money was allocated every two years. However,only 40 percent of the money has made it to the parks and historic sites since it became available.

Bezanson said Texas parks and historic sites could now see a consistent $150 million every year.

When a log jam developed at Mother Neff State Park in Central Texas around 2014, Texas Parks and Wildlife spent years searching for a funding source for the then estimated $220,000 project. They eventually had to work with the National Resource Conservation Service under the U.S. Department of Agriculture to fund the project.

The campsite next to that river still needs to be reconstructed. Silt left by flooding needs to be removed, dying trees need to be cut down and buildings need to be restored. But because of the new amendment, funding will be easier to come by.

“Repairing and constructing buildings is a complicated process that requires assessment, taking bids,” Bezanson said. “The long term consistency of funding is therefore very important.”

Benzanson told 6 News there is a backlog of park improvement projects across the state of Texas totaling around $800 million, so the additional revenue will be sorely needed.

“They will be able to plan, and execute a long term gameplan,” Bezanson said.

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Constitutional dedication of Sporting Goods Sales Tax passes

For Immediate Release
November 5, 2019

AUSTIN—Today, Texans voted overwhelmingly in support of Proposition 5, a constitutional dedication of revenue from the Sporting Good Sales Tax, so those dollars can only be used by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission on public parks and historic sites. This amendment will ensure there will be funding to protect Texas water quality, natural areas, beaches, and wildlife, so that our children and grandchildren and future generations can enjoy them the same way we do. It will also create a consistent stream of revenue for the maintenance and long-term planning of state parks and historic sites. Importantly, Proposition 5 will provide the funding to achieve these goals without raising taxes or requiring additional fees.

“Tonight, the people of Texas sent a clear message that our state parks and historic sites matter, and they are a vital part of our heritage,” said State Rep. John Cyrier, Chairman of the Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee in the Texas House. “I was proud to carry the Legislation that put this issue in front of Texas voters. Prop. 5 will ensure that current and future Texans will have the opportunity to enjoy the rich history and culture that our state parks and historic sites afford.”

“Texans have demonstrated their love of our state parks and historic sites with a resounding vote of YES in favor of Proposition 5. The passage of this proposition is important for maintaining, protecting and preserving the land in Texas that’s available for public enjoyment. This proposition was designed to create a positive impact on our environment, our culture and our way of life. The dedicated revenue for our parks and historic sites will ensure these Texas treasures are around for future generations to cherish and enjoy,” said Joseph Fitzsimons, founder of the Texas Coalition for State Parks.

About the Texas Coalition for State Parks:
The Texas Coalition for State Parks, was launched by a group of former Texas Parks & Wildlife Commissioners and park advocates with the sole purpose of advocating for a constitutional dedication of the Sporting Goods Sales Tax to state parks funding. The Texas Coalition for State Parks PAC has formed to engage voters ahead of the November 5, 2019 election and encourage them to support Proposition 5. More information can be found at

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Editorial: Now’s the time to be heard. Go vote.

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November 4, 2019
Austin American-Statesman | By American-Statesman Editorial Board

Your voice matters. Please use it Tuesday at the ballot box.

The issues being decided in this election touch our lives: State funding for schools, state parks and cancer research; as well as the use of taxes paid by hotel guests to improve the Austin Convention Center and the Travis County Exposition Center, both of which could bring more visitors and spending to our economy. With one question on the ballot you can even make life easier for retiring police dogs and their caretakers.

Here is a recap of the American-Statesman Editorial Board’s recommendations on the propositions facing voters, with links to the full editorials on each topic.

State constitutional amendments

Vote FOR Prop 1 to allow municipal judges to serve multiple cities at once if voters elect them to the bench. This would help smaller towns that don’t need their own full-time judge.

Vote FOR Prop 2 to allow the Texas Water Development Board to issue up to $200 million in general obligation bonds to help local governments build and improve water supply and sewer services.

Vote FOR Prop 3 to allow residents in a disaster area to be exempt from some or all property taxes for that year.

Vote AGAINST Prop 4, a measure that would make it even harder to impose a state income tax, something that is already very unlikely. This measure’s flawed wording could allow courts to kill the business franchise tax, which raises billions of dollars for public education and other programs.

Vote FOR Prop 5 to guarantee all sales tax revenue from sporting goods purchases would go toward maintaining state parks and historic sites — something lawmakers have long promised and largely failed to do.

Vote FOR Prop 6 to allow the Legislature to issue another $3 billion in general obligation bonds to fund cancer research and prevention, an effort that is saving lives and generating economic activity for Texas.

Vote FOR Prop 7 to allow two agencies — the State Land Board and the State Board of Education — to put more of their investment income into a fund that supports school districts.

Vote FOR Prop 8 to create a $793 million fund to finance local flood drainage, mitigation and control projects.

Vote FOR Prop 9 to ensure precious metals stored at a bullion depository will be exempt from property taxes. No jurisdiction charges such taxes now; keeping it that way will prevent these investments from going out of state.

Vote FOR Prop 10 to let law enforcement officers adopt their police dog when the animal retires, cutting through red tape that currently requires a third party to facilitate such adoptions.

Travis County

Vote FOR Prop A to allow the county to collect a 2-cent portion of the hotel tax to revamp the Travis County Exposition Center, once Austin is done with the tax. An upgraded Expo Center could be an economic catalyst for a part of Travis County that has been neglected for too long.

City of Austin

Vote AGAINST Prop A, a measure requiring voter approval of any lease of city property for a sports or entertainment venue, and requiring that venue to pay property taxes. Sparked by critics’ concerns over last year’s Major League Soccer stadium deal, Prop A could create costly unintended consequences for nonprofit arts and community recreation facilities, such as the Long Center and the YMCA, that lease city land.

Vote AGAINST Prop B, a measure to dramatically reduce the amount of hotel tax revenue supporting the Austin Convention Center and require a public vote before a major expansion. Austin already puts the maximum hotel tax dollars allowed to cultural arts and historic attractions. Prop B can’t deliver more funding to such projects, but it would block a Convention Center expansion that would bring more revenue to Austin.

Williamson County

Vote FOR Prop A, a $412 million bond for about a dozen road projects, including road widening projects and intersection improvements.

Vote FOR Prop B, a $35 million bond for parks improvements, including new trails, restrooms and picnic pavilions.

Both are worthy sets of projects for fast-growing Williamson County. Voters should know, however, there is a cost. The county won’t raise its debt service tax rate to pay for Prop A and B bonds. As homes increase in value, though, that same tax rate will produce a larger bill for property owners.

Election Day Tuesday: State proposition supports state, local parks

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November 4, 2019
Wichita Falls Times Record | By Claire Kowalick

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5, and Texans have a chance to vote on a proposition that would dedicate funds to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and the Texas Historical Commission (THC)

State Constitutional amendment, Proposition 5, would cement an agreement already in place in Texas.

Without any new taxes or raising taxes, Proposition 5 would constitutionally dedicate a portion of state sales tax on sporting goods in Texas to go to the TPWD and THC. The funds would be split 93 percent for TPWD and 7 percent to the THC.

The sporting good sales tax (SGST) is already collected on sporting goods in the state.

Dedicating these funds ensures a reliable and predictable source of income for these agencies to continue to support the state’s natural and historic treasures.

If approved, this funding could be used to help build and open previously undeveloped areas owned by TPWD, like the Albert and Bessie Kronkosky State Natural Area between Kendall and Bandera County; Davis Hill State Park in Liberty County; Chinati Mountains State Natural Area in Presidio County; Dan A. Hughes Unit of Devils River State Natural Area in Val Verde County and acreage adjacent to the Powderhorn Wildlife Management Area in Calhoun County, slated to be transferred to TPWD for future development as a state park.

The SGST has already helped fund many repair and improvement projects within the Texas State Park System including a new visitors’ centers at Mission Tejas State Park and Franklin Mountains State Park; new cabins at Fort Boggy State Park; restroom and wastewater treatment plant replacement at Garner State Park; replacement of restrooms at Caddo Lake State Park and repairs to the dam at Huntsville State Park.

A list of on-going and completed repair and improvement projects at state parks across Texas can be found online at

For more information on the Nov. 5 election, visit the Texas Secretary of State’s website at

Support Texas Parks, Flood Control by Voting in Constitutional Amendment Election

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November 2, 2019
The Rivard Report | By Annalisa Peace

San Antonians should pay close attention to two propositions on the ballot for the Nov. 5 statewide election.

Proposition 5 calls for a constitutional amendment requiring money from sporting goods sales tax in the state to be used only for Texas state parks and historic sites. Proposition 8 calls for a “constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the flood infrastructure fund to assist in the financing of drainage, flood mitigation, and flood control projects.”

If you are a lover of the great outdoors, you may have noticed that Texas’ state parks are getting a bit worse for the wear. For example, the bathrooms at Guadalupe State Park have been out of order for some time now. Chronic underfunding has placed a strain on maintaining infrastructure in our state parks.

In 1993 Texas authorized a tax on sporting goods to go toward a fund to support the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Since then, the state collected nearly $2.5 billion in revenues from the sporting goods sales tax, yet only 40 percent of that amount has been appropriated for parks.

A vote for Proposition 5 will mandate that the State of Texas devote 100 percent of the sporting goods tax funds to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission to be used for capital improvements and maintenance for parks and historical landmarks, and to purchase land for new parks and trails. Proposition 5 will not increase the amount of sporting goods taxes – it will just ensure that these taxes are to be spent as originally intended.

Longtime San Antonians will recall all too many occasions when rainfalls in the amount of 8-15 inches fell in a few hours, causing rivers to rise 11-15 feet in some cases. If you’ve recently moved to San Antonio, you may not know that you now reside in Flash Flood Alley, a region of Central Texas designated by the National Weather Service as the most flash flood prone region in North America, leading in the number of flash and river flooding-related deaths annually.

Proposition 8 will allocate $739 million to be used for planning, seeking permits for, or constructing flood-related projects. This flood infrastructure fund will require no new taxes or bonds as money will come, appropriately enough, from a one-time distribution from the State’s rainy day fund, which currently stands at $11 billion dollars. The fund would be distributed to local governments through loans or, in some cases, grants. As loans are repaid, money would become available for new projects.

The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance and our allies across the state have been working hard to ensure that the funding will be administered equitably and used wisely. Thanks to concerted efforts, green infrastructure, and opportunities to purchase land and conservation easements to mitigate flooding are eligible for funding under Proposition 8. In some instances, purchase of land and/or conservation easements may be the most cost effective strategy for flood control.

With increased development in the Texas Hill Country comes increases in impervious cover. Already, cities like Boerne and Bulverde wrestle with torrents of storm water flowing into ephemeral streams to flood previously unaffected properties. This scenario, complicated by predictions of even more severe storms on the horizon due to changing climate, will lead to tragedy if not addressed. Comprehensive planning for flood control that considers entire watersheds is long overdue.

Likewise, with the population of Central Texas growing by leaps and bounds, we will need our parks and trails to provide ecosystem services – such as flood mitigation, recharging clean water to our aquifers, sequestering carbon in green spaces, and providing a haven for birds and wildlife – and safe venues to keep our population engaged in outdoor recreation for health and fitness. Passage of Proposition 5 will go a long way to making sure our Texas parks continue to provide all the services we expect from them while requiring no new taxes.

Election day is Nov. 5, and I urge all Texans to vote for Propositions 5 and 8.

Outdoors: Support Proposition 5 on Tuesday

November 2, 2019
Waco Tribune-Herald | By Todd Nafe

I generally avoid politics in this column, but once in a while, something comes along that’s so clear-cut that I have to speak out. (And no, it’s not what you’re thinking.)

First of all, Texas has about the most screwed up Constitution in the nation – and it was designed that way on purpose after the Civil War in order to keep power out of the hands of the federal government’s hand-picked governor at the time. The legislature only meets once every two years for 140 days, so if anything needs to be done in the meantime, it either has to wait for the next legislative session or election to make changes – or for the governor to call a special session.

The Texas Constitution was written in 1876 and has been amended nearly 500 times (as compared to the U.S. Constitution’s 27 amendments). The Texas government is set up so that lawmakers have little power to change laws without a constitutional amendment, which has to be voted on by voters statewide – even though some proposals might only affect a handful of counties or citizens. I remember voting on an amendment once that had to do with a right-of-way dispute between a few Panhandle ranchers and a railroad.As messed up as our state government is, though, it’s still important to participate in the parts that are meaningful. When you go vote on Tuesday, you’ll find 10 proposed constitutional amendments, and I encourage you to consider each carefully – but as an outdoorsman, I strongly urge you to vote in favor of Proposition 5.

This proposed amendment has the word “tax” in its title, which might cause some knee-jerk voters to automatically vote against it. However, Proposition 5 would not raise taxes – it would only protect funding already being collected from sporting goods sales and use from being raided by legislators who want to use outdoor-related funds in other projects.

Basically, it takes the money spent on things like hunting and fishing licenses and dedicates it to fund Texas Parks & Wildlife and Texas Historical Commission to manage parks and historic sites. Voting “no” simply lets politicians go in and divert the outdoor-related funds and spend the money in other areas.

Proposition 5 has widespread support among conservation groups, outdoor sports-related organizations, nearly unanimous support from political leaders in both parties, and it just makes sense to use revenue generated from outdoor sales to support the outdoors. Plus, it’s what was promised when the original bill was passed back in 1993.

The arguments in favor of passing Proposition 5 are numerous and valid. The main argument against passage is basically, “What if we need the money somewhere else?”

Take a few minutes on Tuesday and do something good for the outdoors – vote “yes” on Proposition 5.

Prop. 5 could bring increase in funding going to state parks

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November 1, 2019
Bryan/College Station Eagle | By Megan Rodriguez

One of the 10 constitutional amendments on the ballot Tuesday is Proposition 5, which could have a direct impact on state parks and historical sites around the Brazos Valley.

If Proposition 5 passes, it will change the state constitution so that the sales tax on sporting goods will only go to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission. The Texas Legislature passed a law for this to happen in 1993, but Rep. John P. Cryier, R-Lockhart, told the Texas Tribune that tax revenue is often used to balance the state budget.

According to the TPWD website, there are dozens of capital repair projects that are underway to improve parks, and the completion of them depends on the sporting goods sales tax. Additionally, there are many projects that have been completed in the past thanks to the tax.

Projects at Lake Somerville State Park, which is about 40 minutes west of Bryan-College Station, include facility and bridge repairs from flood recovery. In recent years, the park was able to replace the wastewater treatment plant with revenue from the tax, according to the TPWD website.

Somerville State Park Superintendent John Rorie said that the majority of the park’s visitors are from the B-CS community. With three state parks and two historic sites about an hour drive from College Station, Rorie said if Proposition 5 passes, there could be changes made in those areas frequented by residents of the Brazos Valley.

Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site, which was recently changed from a state park to historic site, also might see work done, from structural improvements on old buildings to windows and gutters that need to be replaced.

There has been a rise in the number of people who visit state parks and historic sites in recent years, Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site Manager Jonathan Failor said, which leads to more wear on facilities and a greater need to keep up the area.

While Proposition 5 would most directly impact state parks and historical sites, there is also a chance that if it passes, there could be an increase in grant funds for city parks.

College Station Parks and Recreation Director David Schmitz said the amount of funds that trickle down to counties and municipalities will be determined by the TPWD, but it is usually done through several grant opportunities that cities are permitted to apply for. However, he noted, the grants are highly competitive.

Bryan Communications and Marketing Manager Kristen Waggener said the city has used state grant funds in the past to complete projects in places including Haswell Park and Austin’s Colony Park.

“The impact, if it were to be approved, could be increased grant funds,” Waggener said. “We don’t know if that would happen for sure, but it could be a secondary impact rather than a direct impact.”

Failor said there are outside organizations, including the Washington-on-the-Brazos State Park Association, have supported Proposition 5 because they believe parks could benefit from the amendment.

“If it passes and the voters feel that this is what they want to put their support toward, that is game-changing to us,” Failor said. “We could really start to see funding for projects that have long needed it.”

Time to vote to fund our great parks

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November 1, 2019
The Houston Chronicle | By Ann Lents, Phoebe Tudor and Steven B. Jenkins

Whether you visit green spaces for daily exercise, are taking a young family on a daytrip, or are a retiree taking that tour of Texas you always dreamed of, our local parks, state parks, and historical sites are an affordable way for Houstonians to enjoy the great outdoors together.
This Election Day, voters here in Houston and across Texas have a historic opportunity to protect these beautiful outdoor spaces and make them accessible for generations to come.
Our local parks, state parks and historical sites are among our treasured spaces, providing recreation for our families and preserving our heritage so that we can always remember what makes Texas unique and great.
However, if we’re being honest, most of these spaces are woefully underfunded.
From 1993 to 2017, the state collected nearly $2.5 billion in revenues from the Sporting Goods Sales Tax, which was originally meant to fund the parks. Unfortunately, however, most of that money was used to fill in gaps elsewhere in the state budget. Today there are more than 610 specific deferred maintenance-related priorities at our state parks, estimated to cost more than $800 million. New state park openings that were slated to happen this year have had to be delayed.
The good news is that the Texas Legislature this year passed bipartisan legislation that would amend the state constitution so that all of the Sporting Goods Sales Tax must be appropriated to our state parks and historical sites.
Closer to home, the state has a grants program available to all our local parks systems. Through this grant program, the city of Houston Parks and Recreation Department, Harris County Parks, Pearland, Pasadena and other city parks – virtually all park systems in Houston, Harris County and the state – will be eligible for funding to support their efforts to maintain the green space vital to our region. The grants program could bring significant funding to our area.
This is where we, the voters, come in. On Nov. 5, Texans head to the polls. Ten proposed constitutional amendments are on the ballot, and Proposition 5 is one they should support, especially for those of us here in the Houston area.
Proposition 5 will ensure that revenue from the Sporting Goods Sales Tax can only be used by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission on public parks and historic sites, and not for any other purposes.
Proposition 5 amendment will protect Texas’ natural areas and historic sites, so that we don’t lose the very things that make Texas such a special place to live — the things that we want our children and their children to have, so that they can make their own memories in these beautiful, protected spaces.
We should also note that, in addition to contributing to our health and well-being, parks are a key economic driver, creating growth and economic opportunity for Texans across the state. Nearly 10 million people (including an exploding population of city- and suburb- dwellers seeking some respite from the sprawling Houston area) visit our state parks each year, and these parks generate nearly $900 million in sales, impacting local economies, creating jobs, growing tax revenue, and attracting visitors from across the state and around the country.
Sustainable, consistent funding through Proposition 5 is the economically smart way to ensure our parks endure for years to come and benefit all Texans.
It’s up to us now. We urge you to vote YES on Proposition 5 on the ballot. Let’s invest long-term in our economy and in our Texas heritage and culture.
For Texas,
Jill Boullion, Executive Director, Bayou Land Conservancy
Sarah P. Bernhardt, Ph.D., President & Chief Executive Officer, Bayou Preservation Association
Anne Olson, President, Buffalo Bayou Partnership
Barry Mandel, President & Park Director, Discovery Green
Lucy Bremond, Executive Director, Emancipation Park Conservancy
Bob Stokes, President, Galveston Bay Foundation
Kelly Snook, Executive Director, Greens Bayou Coalition
Doreen Stoller, President, Hermann Park Conservancy
Debbie Markey, Executive Director, Houston Arboretum & Nature Center
Beth White, President and CEO, Houston Parks Board
Deborah January-Bevers, President & CEO, Houston Wilderness
Mary Anne Piacentini, President and CEO, Katy Prairie Conservancy
Shellye Arnold, President & CEO, Memorial Park Conservancy

Ann Lents is on the board of Houston Parks Board, Phoebe Tudor is on the board of Hermann Park Conservancy and Houston Parks Board, and Steven B. Jenkins is board chairman of Memorial Park Conservancy

Explained: Proposition 5 on state parks and historical sites funding

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October 31, 2019
KWTX | By Ke’Sha Lopez

Proposition 5 calls for the use of revenue from state sales tax on sporting goods to support the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission.

The goal is to protect state and local natural areas, water quality, and historical sites.

Local parks like Meridian State Park, Mother Neff State Park, Fort Parker State Park, and Lake Whitney State Park would benefit.

Proposition 5 would makes sure that all the money intended for Parks and Wildlife be used on Parks and Wildlife and for no other purpose, unless a 2/3 majority in both the House and the Senate change that.

In the past, only a portion of the sporting goods sales tax revenue was used to support the parks.

Not all of it.

Supporters say, money intended to support this area has historically been diverted for other uses.

Opponents say, the amendment would limit the legislature’s flexibility, if there are areas with more pressing needs.

So a vote yes, means money already intended to support state parks and historical sites is used only for this specific purpose.

A vote no, does not guarantee sporting goods sales tax is used as the voters directed.

© 2019 Texas Coalition for State Parks. Political Ad by Texas Coalition for State Parks PAC.


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The remainder of the amount due will be charged to your credit card 2 weeks prior to arrival. Should numbers or room selection change, the per person deposit times the number of people who actually travelled will be deducted from the total accommodation charge levvied by the hostel.

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• free cancellation up to 14 days before arrival date
• not refundable less than 14 days before arrival date, including no-show.

Any cancellations resulting from agreement to these terms and conditions under false pretences will result in loss of deposit.

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Located on the amazing white sandy beach of Jambiani and surrounded by the real Zanzibarian village life, Kimte Beach Lodge is happy to host you in one of its comfortable rooms. We have a restaurant and bar onsite. Breakfast included and free Wi-Fi.

Kimte Beach Lodge is located right on the beach in Mfumbwi, a neighbourhood of Jambiani village, one of the oldest and more traditional fishing villages in Zanzibar East Coast.

Double rooms with private bathroom, double rooms with shared bathroom, 3-bed rooms and one 5-bed dorm, both with private bathroom. All rooms have mosquito nets and ceiling fans. Bed linen, towels and toiletries included. Daily cleaning service.

Kimte Beach Lodge Policies & Conditions:

Cancellation policy: 72 hours before arrival.

Check in from 14:00 to 23:00 .
Check out before 12:00 .
Flexible according to availability.

Payment upon arrival by cash (USD, TZS or EUR), credit cards.
This property may pre-authorise your card before arrival.

Taxes included.
Breakfast included.

Reception: 08:00am - 11:00pm.
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Surcharge for credit card payments for extras only (meals, tours, transfers, etc).
No pets allowed.
The maximum period of stay is of 14 days. Visa regler för boendet

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The blending of cultures and flavors came together at the first Swing Thai location in 1998. Converted from an old service station, the historic, red brick building sits on the southwest corner of Alameda and Pennsylvania near the West Washington Park and Baker neighborhoods. There are now three locations in Denver dishing up authentic Thai cuisine.

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How I Got Handy and Saved Money Around the House

Written by Dave Yasvinski

Friday, December 7th, 2018

It was a relaxing Saturday evening after a long week of work. The wine was poured, the music was playing, and all was right in the world. As I looked deep into my wife's beautiful eyes, the waterworks came out of nowhere.

Like, literally.

After only two years of service, our kitchen faucet decided enough was enough, springing a leak and pouring cold water on the floor and on our romantic evening. If this had happened five years ago, I wouldn't have known what to do.

Fortunately, homeownership forces you to grow up in a hurry. I headed downstairs and shut off the water and began planning the repair. The next day I picked up a new fixture at my nearest home improvement store and got to work.

It may not be the case for you, but for me, learning to do home maintenance hasn't been that hard given the information that's out there. I used to call the repairman immediately, but now it's the last resort.

Here are some of my successes, the supplies I needed and an estimate of the money I saved. You'll need some sort of instruction the first time you do this, whether it's from an expert online or someone you know who's done it before.

Replacing a Kitchen Faucet

The old fixture was poorly designed and installed by a bad contractor. It wasn't worth saving. The new fixture cost $200 and came with everything needed for the install, including straightforward instructions and a specialized tool for the job. I opted for a simple design with few moving parts, allowing for fewer things to go wrong. And there are plenty of resources online to help.

Estimated money saved: $150 for a plumber.

Rodent Proofing

We discovered soon after moving in five years ago that there were more animals living in our house than humans. Squirrels had taken up residence in our roof and the pitter-patter of tiny rodents just isn't as charming as that of children. The first time, I brought in a very capable professional to evict the freeloaders. But I also paid close attention.

When the raccoons and skunks showed up two years later, I was armed with the chicken wire, shovel, screws and oversized washers I needed to repel the invasion (purchased for $40).

Estimated money saved: $600 if I'd called for help every time a new animal tried to move in + at least a few hundred more in damage to the house if they were allowed to remain.

Cleaning the Gutters

I realized there was a problem here when the birds started using my gutters as a bird bath. I already had the tools I needed for this task (ladder, work gloves, waste bags) so all this cost me was a little time. You can find some pointers here

Estimated money saved: $200 + the potential for thousands more from water damage if left clogged.

Tree Trimming

When the tree branches start tapping on our bedroom window, it was time to act. A cheap tree trimmer, ladder and shears were all I needed.

Estimated money saved: $300 for a professional + $100 in free firewood!

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This was the most complicated task on the list and one that put my new plumbing skills to the test. The best part of doing it myself is that each new task is less daunting than the one that came before. Our ancient machine had been slowly leaking. When we ordered a new unit, I assumed the store would install it for us, but I was wrong. For this job, I needed a conversion kit, a Phillips screwdriver, a wrench and a little research

Estimated money saved: $300 + untold thousands if water had kept leaking into the floorboards and the basement below.

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Sometimes land parcel maps and other data - typically data associated with AutoCAD (DWG file format) or other CAD software - is composed of vector lines instead of polygon shapes. In such data, the boundaries of each land parcel are formed by a series of lines that cross but do not intersect, providing only an appearance polygon geometry.

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This past week has been an emotionally trying one for me. I found myself in a state of burn-out as I’ve been pouring out so much for others. I consider it such an honor to be entrusted with the circle of influence in my life and love that God has enabled me to be a source of prayer and encouragement to my friends and family going through significant relationship issues.

In the midst of emotional exhaustion for their suffering, the Lord spoke to me. I was reminded of the story of the woman who poured out her alabaster jar of perfume (or oil) on Jesus. I happen to like the detailed account as found in Mark 14:3-10:

While he was in Bethany, reclining at the table in the home of Simon the Leper, a woman came with an alabaster jar of very expensive perfume, made of pure nard. She broke the jar and poured the perfume on his head.

Some of those present were saying indignantly to one another, ‘Why this waste of perfume? It could have been sold for more than a year’s wages and the money given to the poor.’ And they rebuked her harshly.

‘Leave her alone,’ said Jesus. ‘Why are you bothering her? She has done a beautiful thing to me.The poor you will always have with you, and you can help them any time you want. But you will not always have me. She did what she could. She poured perfume on my body beforehand to prepare for my burial. Truly I tell you, wherever the gospel is preached throughout the world, what she has done will also be told, in memory of her.’ ”

First let’s look at this grand gesture of worship and admiration this woman had for Jesus. The alabaster jar she had may have been an heirloom or a piece of dowry handed down from her family. It was likely the most valuable possession she owned. Alabaster jars of expensive perfumes were generally given to women of this time as a symbol of their worth when presented with marriage. In some commentaries I read, this perfume was used to anoint her fiancé after a marriage proposal.

This woman’s act of worship was essentially giving all of her worth away to her one, true love: Jesus. In John’s gospel account, Judas Iscariot was especially mentioned as one who objected to her outpour. And it’s no surprise considering his mind was frequently on the money and he would be the one to sell out Jesus for profit.

The point that I want to make, though, is that Jesus recognized her selfless act of love and devotion as of higher worth than the monetary value of the perfume.

The Holy Spirit guided me to really understand the relative significance of this story. He helped me to see that He has equipped each of us with a special anointing on our lives. We each have our own “alabaster jar” of perfume that is precious, highly valuable and is to be preserved. We must guard and protect it so as not to waste it on anyone other than those He anoints. The sad reality is, not everyone will recognize and honor your worth.

A wife of noble character who can find? She is worth far more than rubies. (Proverbs 31:10)

A man’s greatest treasure is his wife—she is a gift from the Lord. (Proverbs 18:22)

I began to think of this in terms of dating and marriage. Of course, physical purity comes to mind. But beyond that, I believe it’s a matter of our heart as well. We have to really embrace who we are in Christ and operate in such a way that glorifies Him. We must accept that we are bought at a high price (the blood of Jesus), we are chosen, special, a treasure, anointed and set apart.

Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life. (Proverbs 4:23 NLT)

I encourage you today to take inventory of your perfume and examine the condition of your heart to see if you’ve been pouring out your precious oil on people that are unable to recognize and appreciate your God-given worth. Begin to embrace your anointing and operate in your Kingdom identity. When you do, it will become easy to protect your heart and realize that there is someone that God has in your future that is able to honor the treasure you are, and is deserving of calling you their husband or wife.

 Where have you been pouring out your perfume lately?

About Heather Ferroni

Arizona native, Heather Ferroni is a Certified Christian Life Coach and founder of Raised to Life Ministries. After being delivered from a dysfunctional relationship, the Lord grabbed a hold of her heart and placed a great mission on her life: To encourage and equip women to embrace their identity in Christ so that they will experience vibrant God-anointed relationships." Heather writes for The Bottom line on the topic of Dating and Relationships and also shares her passion for the Lord on her blog at www.RaisedtoLife.com as well as encouraging YouTube videos.

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Tri-City United Youth Wrestling offers youth an opportunity to learn about the sport of wrestling, the character it develops, and encourage youth camaraderie from all three communities. By offering multiple practices a week, coaching support at all levels of youth tournaments, and a strong parent driven direction - the partnership and empowerment that all youth are able to experience is a great life lesson.

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Sir Isaac Newton, so the story goes, was hit on the head with an apple, thus giving birth to his theory of gravity...but apples are SO 17th century! Students can use this clever device to easily study the effects of gravity. A digital timer in the center of the G-Ball measures the amount of time the ball is in the air, to the hundredth of a second. The timer begins when the button on the display is released, and it stops when the ball is caught or it hits a surface (maximum 12 meters - about three stories - when dropped onto a fairly soft surface). Students can throw the ball straight up, horizontally, or simply let the ball drop to calculate the height, velocity, or magnitude of gravitational acceleration. This is a fun way for students to master the concepts of gravity. Two LR1130 batteries included. Diameter 10 cm (~4").

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Acceleration can be a tough sell to our students until they use the G-ball to learn about the acceleration of gravity "g," aka how fast the "how fast" of a falling body changes. With the G-ball, an understanding of "g" is simple, entertaining, and educational. Also, timing from the ball's internal clock along with distance of throw between a student and a friend gives the speed of toss of the G-ball. Students learn that circuitry similar to that in the G-ball keeps the image "upright" on their iPhone screen and enables monitoring of how roughly a package is handled in transit.
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The reproducibles included in this package are Super Singer Cards, Star Report Cards, and Stars.

Super Singer Cards
Give these cards to students who sing alone in music class. I had the Super Singer Cards precut in a basket on a counter where students could get their own card. I also had a bulletin board where I put the names of Super Singers. For this, I had precut shapes and markers in baskets on the counter, and the Super Singers would write their own names on a shape and place the shape in a basket for me to put on the board during my conference time.

7" Stars
Print 8-10 stars on stiff paper and put a magnet on the back so that they will stick to a magnetic white board. Classes start with 3 stars at the beginning of each class. Add stars for good behavior, remove stars for inappropriate behavior. If the class received 7 stars, I gave each student a sticker as they left the room. If the class earned 10 stars, I took a picture of the class that I hung on a bulletin board in my room. I also gave the pictures to the classroom teacher with a note to the class about how proud I was of them. Many teachers hung these in the font of their rooms or on their classroom doors.

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Give a Star Report to each class at the end of the class period. Write the teacher name, the date, and circle the number of stars the class earned. This allows teachers to reinforce your expectations for behavior in the music classroom.
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September 17, 2018

RE: New HIB Regulations
Dear Parents & Guardians,

New Jersey’s Anti-bullying Bill of Rights, enacted in 2011 to help combat harassment, intimidation and bullying (HIB) in schools throughout the State, has an important new regulation that went into effect July 1, 2018:

Principal’s Discretion:
Prior to initiating the investigation, the Principal or designee, in consultation with the Anti-Bullying Specialist, may make a preliminary determination as to whether the reported incident or complaint, assuming all facts presented are true, is a report within the scope of the definition of harassment, intimidation, and bullying under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, N.J.S.A. 18A:37-14. The Superintendent or designee may sign-off on the preliminary determination

The Principal or designee, upon making a preliminary determination that the incident or complaint is not within the scope of the definition of harassment, intimidation, and bullying, shall inform the parents of the parties involved, who may appeal the preliminary determination to the Board of Education and thereafter to the Commissioner of Education in accordance with N.J.A.C. 6A:3.

A Board hearing shall be held within ten business days of receipt of the request for a Board hearing.  If the preliminary determination, upon review of the facts presented in the reported incident or  complaint, is to continue with the harassment, intimidation and bullying investigation, the investigation shall be completed in accordance with the law.

Please note that the Board Policy pertaining to the new HIB regulation is updated and available on our district website: Policy and Regulations https://www.straussesmay.com/seportal/Public/pubELANOnline.aspx?id=7da42070a501409683bdce41bdcbaaff

If you have any questions, please contact your school’s principal.

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Client: Caterpillar IL
Location: Peoria, Illinois
Duration: Long Term.
Required Skills: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Java, Apigee or Swagger Job Description: Business Center Digital Platform & Connectivity Typical Day Competent to perform all programming, project management, and development assignments without close supervision; normally assigned the more complex aspects of systems work Provides inputs and shares ideas with the leadership Participates in and contributes to in-depth architecture reviews of the projected deliverables Manages/contributes to detailed software integration deliverables from concept and initiation to the end of development Works directly on complex application/technical problem identification and resolution, including responding to occasional off-shift and weekend support calls Works independently on complex systems or infrastructure components that may be used by one or more applications or systems Maintains high standards of software quality within the team by establishing good practices and habits Communicate with end users and internal customers to help direct development, debugging, and testing of application software for accuracy, integrity, interoperability, and completeness Performs integrated testing of components that requires careful planning and execution to ensure timely, quality results The contractor manages the completion of its own work assignments and coordinates work with others. Education Requirements: Four-year degree from an accredited college or university in Computer Science or related discipline Required: 5 years or more of experience in designing and developing software applications in Java or Scala or at least 3 years of experience in Java or Scala with master s degree in computer science or related field Knowledgeable in Cloud Architecture and cloud deployment practices with at least two years of in-depth experience with various components of AWS Adept with working within an Agile framework (ideally Scrum) Solid knowledge of computer science fundamentals like data structures and algorithms Desired: Designing, developing, deploying and maintaining software at scale Developing software applications using relational and Nosql databases Application architectural patterns, such as MVC, Microservices, Event-driven, etc. Deploying software using CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, GoCD, Azure Devops etc. Experience designing well-defined Restful APIs Experience writing API proxies on platforms such as Apigee Edge, AWS API Gateway or Azure API Gateway Hands one experience with API tools such as Swagger, Postman and Assertible Test driven development and behavior driven development Soft Skills Ability to work under pressure and within time constraints Good written and oral communication. Ability to build and maintain cross-functional professional relationships. Vinith Ailam Technical Recruiter Phone Email: WAFTS SOLUTIONS INC. 32969 HAMILTON COURT, SUITE 123, FARMINGTON HILLS, MI- 48334. eFax Website : This email and files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please unsubscribe by sending an email to Wafts Solutions | 32969 HAMILTON COURT , SUITE 123, FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48334 Unsubscribe Update Profile | About Constant Contact Sent by in collaboration with Try email marketing for free today!


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QA Tester - Chelsea, MA

1. Title: QA Analyst
2. Job type: Remote – Work from home
3. Location: Chelsea, MA - After Covid if the candidate is willing.
4. Job type: Contract role
5. Pay terms: Open
6. Rate: $40/hr AI on C2C/1099 - Fixed and non-negotiable
7. Visa: Open
8. Level: Senior
9. Priority: Very High
10. Interviews: Telephonic and/or Skype
11. This should be a long term contract
12. Day 1 come onsite to pick up the laptop then work from home, then onsite once COVID is over.
13. We will be looking for candidates ideally in the MA / New England area

1. Extensive SQL Querying and interface validation with XML messages (essentially just XML)
2. Database validations using tools such as TOAD

Major Responsibilities:
1. Review Use Cases , Business Scenarios and Technical and Design Specifications to create Test Cases; Creation of detailed Test Scripts and procedures to manually validate feature functionality and system integration
2. Analyze requirement and have ability to provide test approach, impact and test estimates; Define the appropriate Test Cases and Test Scripts to ensure test coverage based on construction iteration plan
3. Test execution activities including Smoke Test, End to End Test, and Regression testing; Reporting daily test activity progress for roll up into test team progress summary reports
4. Gather, create and manage test data needed for test execution; Assure test asset traceability to requirements and other applicable design artifacts
5. Defect reporting, defect triage and follow through to resolution; Maintain and archive test assets within the Jazz tool; Interact with the client and other stakeholders on the project

Experience Required:
1. Strong analytical, communication and documentation skills; Experience in iterative software development life cycle methodologies; Exposure to testing architectural significant scenarios; Extensive test case creation and test execution experience using tools such as Rational Quality Manager
2. Experience with complex order of operations related to batch schedule processing; Experience with web based application and browser testing; Extensive SQL Query Skills for database validations using tools such as TOAD; Experience with interface validation using XML Messages
3. Experience with document scanning, storage and retrieval solutions; Experience validating Reports generated from a data warehouse using tools such as Cognos; Ability to articulate and document defects and/or issues in a clear and detailed manner
4. Experience with creating daily validation progress reports; Experience with testing product or software version upgrade; Experience in performing Database Testing Automation experience would be highly desirable

1. The client has an immediate need for contract positions to assist the Quality Assurance Lead Test Manager in execution of testing of the upgraded software components.

Skills Needed:
1. Be a quick learner; Excellent interpersonal skills necessary to interact effectively with fellow testers, developers, and QA management.
2. Demonstrated flexibility to meet timelines generally associated with technical test schedules ( including off hours)
3. Organizational skills needed to maintain, archive and retrieve test assets efficiently; Highly analytical, needs to independently analyze test results and be confident with recommendations
4. Ability to multitask during an iterative system development lifecycle; Exposure to using IBM Jazz tools or Rational Req Pro., is preferable


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Java 8
Spring Boot
Microservices architecture

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About the Team

Join Walmart International Ecommerce and reach millions of people globally. Walmart has a unique real-world connection to millions of people around the world, guided by a mission to help people live better by saving money. Walmart is the #1 retailer in the world, with a unique real-world connection to people, guided by the mission to help people live better lives by saving money.

As a Full-Stack Java Engineer for the International UK (ASDA) team, you''ll be responsible for large-scale, e-commerce Web applications development and maintenance. You''ll interact with the business to provide robust technical solutions to business problems. The Walmart International team delivers the product roadmap and engineering capabilities across every device for our international businesses in the UK, Canada and Mexico. The group has a global mandate, so our experiences touch lives around the world.

Position Summary
As a Senior Software Engineer, you will design, create and own major customer-facing portions of the UK ecommerce platform.

Designs, develops, and implements web-based Java applications to support business requirements. Follows approved life cycle methodologies, creates design documents, and performs program coding and testing. Resolves technical issues through debugging, research, and investigation. Requires a bachelor''s degree in area of specialty and 6-7 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field. Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. A degree of creativity and latitude is required. Typically reports to a supervisor or manager.

Required skills:

Java 8
Spring Boot
Ecommerce experience preferred
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01.10.2019 - 02.10.2019

EFIB 2019 - European Forum for Industrial Biotechnology

A ride through innovation for a healthy planet

The European Forum for industrial Biotechnology and Bioeconomy (EFIB) is Europe’s leading event for the bio-based economy. With more than 500 attendees from across the globe and different industry sectors, a packed programme featuring more than 80 speakers during two days and a lively exhibition the conference will be a one-stop-shop for all those interested in learning more about new bio-based business strategies providing sustainable solutions in various industrials sectors.

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The programme covers the future of materials, food and feed, industrial processes in three major tracks on conference day 1 of the conference.  On conference day 2 further topics include the usage of novel feedstocks such as CO2 or waste as a resource for bio-based processes. The dynamic political landscape from Brexit in UK to the growing innovation power of China will be discussed as well in an own track on global bioeconomies. A plenary session on Day 2 will also discuss the challenge of establishing a sustainable financing environment and of integrating industrial biotechnology and bioeconomy companies in financial categories which try to map sustainable businesses. The conference will offer an lively exhibition, start-up village and a new “The Taste of the Future”-evening reception, providing tastings of novel food products, guided tours through the innovation areas and start-up pitches.

Materials & Packaging

The development of bio-based polymers continues to be in the focus of many stakeholders across industries. Chemical and waste managing companies in particular are looking for circular strategies using biological resources and biotechnological processes. During EFIB, representatives from BASFNatureworksCarbioliceB4plastics or Suez, among others, provide insights into new products and technologies. Panel debates will discuss innovation challenges, regulatory aspects and efficiency criteria to reach a truly circular bioeconomy. In the start-up village a range of companies is also focusing on innovation in this field: For instance, with SenbisChrysalixCellulosic TechnologiesBgeneNature’s principles and LignoPure. See more innovators at #EFIB2019 profiles here

Food, Feed & Nutrition

A growing number of start-ups is working on novel feedstocks to provide new protein alternatives for human nutrition and animal feed. Be it insects, algae or plants as a resource for food or feed, be it synthetic biology or other cell-based strategies – at EFIB many examples of sustainable food innovation will be presented. Among others, companies such as EvonikMeatableLegendairy FoodsRebel MeatPhytolincYnsectHigher Steaks or 3FBio will showcase their approaches. In the food innovation showcase area in the exhibition many more product examples will be presented. During “The Taste of the Future” evening reception tastings will take place – with algae-based Gin, alternative burgers and snacks. In addition, the startlife incubator at University of Wageningen, Berlin-based ProVeg International incubator, the Chinese Food tech focused Bitsxbites venture capital fund (for more details see interview with Joseph Zhou, Managing Partner) and Rabobank will be among the speakers to discuss novel market trends and the current regulatory environment of food innovation in US and Europe.

Bio-based Processes

Synthetic biology, artificial intelligence and innovative bioanalytical methods are major drivers of innovation in the field of industrial biotechnology and bioeconomy. During EFIB experts from the field will discuss the efficient usage of both digital tools and synthetic biology approaches to help improve the scaling up bioprocesses. They will present disruptive technologies to provide clean meat developed in the petridish, fast DNA synthesis and new analytical processes for real-time process monitoring.

The challenge of scaling-up, standardization and regulation as well as new initiatives around the biofoundries concept will be discussed during EFIB as well. Experts from the OECDNovozymesGenomaticaLanzaTechEvonetixSynguloniMeanEvologicGreen Biologics and Fujifilm Diosynth, Higher Steaks have confirmed to speak.

Textiles & Fashion

In the view of the growing fast fashion trends on the one hand, and the huge environmental impact of the current textiles manufacturing processes on the other hand, is rising the need for more sustainable materials in the fashion industry along the value chain. With the supermodel Arizona Muse as a keynote speaker, large textile companies such as Aquafil and Inditex in the programme and several innovation startups EFIB for the first time sheds light on this highly dynamic sector. Sustainable product examples ranging from shoes to robes, jackets and T-Shirts will be showcased in the fashion innovation area and the start-up village in the exhibition. The Vienna Textile LabNEEM or ScobyTec are showing that biotechnology and bioprocesses has reached this sector to provide completly new strategies to solve environmental problems of the fashion industry. Further fashion start-ups are represented in the exhibition.

For information on the  EFIB 2019 programme and registration:

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Thursday, 7 May 2020

Mphasis Partners with Sauce Labs to Reduce Testing Time, reduces test time by 75%

Mphasis an Information Technology (IT) solutions provider specializing in cloud and cognitive services, today announced the continued success of its partnership with Sauce Labs Inc, the leading provider of continuous testing solutions that deliver digital confidence. The partnership between Mphasis and Sauce Labs delivers modern continuous testing technology and best practices enterprises need to build scalable, reliable, high-performance web, and mobile applications necessary for success in the digital era.

The partnership between Mphasis and Sauce Labs continues to drive significant business results for joint customers across all verticals, particularly those with User Interface (UI)-reliant applications. Customers using the Sauce Labs Continuous Testing Cloud in combination with services from Mphasis achieve up to a 75% reduction in testing time per release. All this, while reducing costs on an average of 30-40% as a result of no longer needing to maintain on-premise testing infrastructure or mobile device labs. Besides, by testing across thousands of browser, OS, and device combinations, and leveraging test analytics, customers increase release velocity by an average of 40%. This translates from one release a month to weekly or even daily releases.

With an applied technology mindset, Mphasis is focusing on optimizing software agility and speed by implementing transformational practices. Mphasis’ proven strength in providing an end-to-end solution is combined with Sauce Labs’ ability to make testing fast, reliable, and easy. This has enabled enterprises to deliver high-quality applications at speed, maximizing business value, and accelerating time to market leading to significant market advantage for customers including one of the largest brokerages and banking firms in the U.S.

“Mphasis is excited about the success this collaboration with Sauce Labs has brought to our clients,” said Dinesh Venugopal, President, Mphasis Direct and Digital. “Automated testing with Sauce Labs fits seamlessly as part of the Mphasis vision of Zero QA, and we continue to leverage it throughout development cycles to ensure delivery of high-quality web and mobile applications. By enabling organizations to make quick and quality releases in today’s fast-changing digital landscape, Mphasis is evolving into an agile partner for our clients while using knowledge sharing sessions to scale opportunities to other enterprises. We look forward to continuing to work closely with Sauce Labs to help businesses drive their DevOps initiatives to the next level.”

“Our partner ecosystem plays a key role in helping customers grow their digital businesses,” said Jon Mills, Vice President of Global Channels, Sauce Labs. “Continuous testing continues to grow in strategic importance for organizations that focus on creating and delivering the best possible user experience for their customers. We’re excited to partner with Mphasis to help organizations deliver the highest quality web and mobile applications to their customers.”

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