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Jelly! Chattanooga
a FREE International Coworking Event
Come one, come all. During our Jelly!
Chattanooga: free work space, free coffee, free
wi-fi! First come, first serve for access to our Jelly!
Chattanooga. Call or email to reserve your seat, now. Learn about social media for business. See our
web site for Jelly! Chattanooga details. Consider this event a try before you buy opportunity. We want you to experience what "full-service office space" should be.
Date:
Friday, May 7,
2010!
Time:
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Where:
The Concierge Office Suites
Reservations: 423-266-6388 / info(@)theconciergelevel.com
Tell us what you think by participating in our Jelly! Chattanooga survey. We care what you think. These events are all about you!
Additional Jellies?
We are considering adding other Jelly! Chattanooga events at additional locations in town. The location must offer wi-fi for free with places to sit and work, any other services are a bonus. We've "set the bar high" for the next Jelly! Chattanooga. Any locations you would recommend? We'll contact them to make sure they meet the Jelly! Chattanooga qualifications and be making announcements as we gain consensus from our fans. Email, Tweet, or Facebook us to let us know your thoughts. These events are all about you and coworking.
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Here are Some Local Event Calendars
We would like to recommend the Chattanooga Area Convention and Visitors Bureau calendar of events.
We would also like to include the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce event calendar for business networking.
Interested in the Chattanooga Market? Here's their calendar's details.
Have you checked out the RiverBend Festival 2010?
Serious hipster and prefer attending Bonnaroo.
Let us know if there are other calendars you know about that might be of interest to you, our reader. We'll provide a description and a web link.
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911 Get Registered for
Community Alerts
To register, go to:
http://www.hamiltontn.gov/AlertHamiltonCounty/Default.aspx
You now have a way to find out if a dangerous situation threatens you or your property in Hamilton County.
Starting Monday, February 1 you can sign up for an emergency notification service that will give you instructions on what to do to be safe.
The new system is kind of like a weather radio where an alarm sounds, followed by a warning. But this system alerts your phone and lets you know what to do when a dangerous situation threatens your neighborhood.
"The program is called Alert Hamilton County," according to Hamilton County Emergency Services Director Don Allen.
Think of it as the 911 system working in reverse. Dispatch supervisors at the Hamilton County 911 District can use a system by a company called 21st Century that sends out up to 60,000 15-second messages per minute by phone. That's 60,000 telephones a minute getting an emergency message. The information gets to you right away as the situation develops.
"If we had a life threatening situation for you and your family it's our way of telling you some information," Allen said. "What we need is the number to call you and we need you to register with us."
Signing up for the emergency notification system is easy and it is free. Hamilton County has set up a website and all you have to do is provide some very basic information. Your telephone numbers, street and e-mail addresses will be kept confidential and won't be sold to third parties like telemarketers, according to Allen
If you don't have a cell phone your land line phone will get a recorded voice message.
You will not hear about the typical wreck or house fire. Allen said you will only get an emergency message if there's a situation that requires immediate action.
"But something big, spectacular that's getting ready to hit our community," Allen explained. "The Sequoyah nuclear plant is a good example or the pandemic flu is a good example where a lot of people need to be notified in a short period of time."
Allen said if you know of someone like a neighbor or family member who doesn't have a computer you can help them by registering them in the system.
Thanks, Dawn Christopher for Sharing this news! With all the flooding in Nashville, TN and surrounding areas, this could be a great thing for local Chattanoogan's to do.
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The
Concierge Office Suites mission is to support every client and their
guests with impeccable, courteous, highly-skilled business and personal
support services anticipating and addressing client needs before they
arise through our office business center and all the various services
we provide as your business concierge.
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