>> adventures the on the gorge means nothing to them.nd that's the tricky part. >> many employees who lived through the merger are still quite loyal to the individual brands. >> i found a lot of the backroom operations, housekeeping, accounting, maintenance, even the reservations desk, office desk were easy to merge. the most difficult has tb guys. >> because they had personalities and competitiors really. >> they're competitors. anybody that's in charge of eight people for a day and getting them down a river safely has got to have an ego. some of them have very large egos. >> paul had another challenge besides merging the personalities of the companies. with the investment money he raised to form adventures on the gorge, he wanted to do something none of the three original companies had done before, and that meant looking beyond the whitewater. >> our strategy is very simple. we need people to stay longer and do more things. you can run two or three different rivers. you can participate in a kayak school. you can take a climbing and rap

. >> and that's how the idea for the lansing west virginia-based adventures on the gorge was born. paul approached all three company owners, everyone involved sensed that the deal wouldn't be a simple one. >> i did see some challenges, because we were competitors for sure. and that relationship, we had to work on. >> but soon enough, paul was able to convince them that the key to their collective survival was joining forces. >> there's a point in a family business where the family is necessary for its survival. there's a point in the business, where the business outgrows the family and the rivermen were at that point. >> so they came to an agreement. got a team of investors and each founding owner maintained partial ownership in the new company with paul serving as the ceo. while the founding companies all fall under the adventures on the gorge umbrella, the brands themselves live on independently. >> when i walk around this campus here, i still see logos for all three companies. why do that? it seems more expensive and maybe a bit confusing for your company. >> the loyalty is to b

we could dorie gorge was a favorite tourist attraction before the war but it's seen few travelers in the past two decades and now visitors come once again admire the picturesque landscape mountain lakes waterfalls and the unique flora. but if the. tourists who used to come to. when it was still a serviette republic were eligible as. they knew every mountain park that anybody is that tourists coming in now because this is the peaceful place again. the books would forest is one of the most revered places an all of them cause as well as in the glory gorge. the stream running through the narrow which creates a special microclimate. the grooves of most covered trees look like they've been sprinkled with emeralds. the village as sits near the fairy tale scenery. each morning about the ships go about their household chores. on their farm they have cows and let me go. every day husband and wife battalion club make salumi a traditional abkhazian cheese the secret place produce is in the fermentation. the cheese making begins with a ferment in process. you know use the abstract from the stomac

the road to the gorge down below there is a chasm with a mountain stream carrying its clear waters. whenever the rocks step aside the i can see rooftops in the valleys this is the abkhazian region of spain as you know many local people left their homes during the conflict with georgia and now they are coming back. the good dorie gorge was a favorite tourist attraction before the war but it's seen few travelers in the past two decades. now visitors can once again admire the picturesque landscape mountain lakes waterfalls and the unique flora. tourists who used to come to. when it was still a study group public ellen travelers review of. the new every mountain path that anybody. tourists come in now because this is the peaceful place again. the books would forest is one of the most revered places an all around cause as well as in the dory gorge. the stream running through the marriage which creates a special microclimate. the grooves of most covered trees look like they've been sprinkled with emeralds. the village of as sits near the fairy tale scenery. each morning about the sheds go

were liberated in one thousand nine hundred three the georgian troops retained the op like a dory gorge on a strategic regions. following george's attack on south a set here in two thousand and eight the abkhaz military carried out a special operation in the could dorie region with the russian support georgian forces would driven out of the republics entire territory russia and several other countries have since recognized a cause is independence. the turbulence could dorie river this is the entire length of the goal which this place was part of the silk road now is the way leading straight to abkhazians capitals of whom from the greater caucuses mountain range. the road clings to the gorge down below that as a chasm with a mountain stream carrying its clear waters. whenever the rocks step aside the i can see rooftops in the valleys this is the abkhazian region of spain and many local people left their homes during the conflict in georgia now they are coming back. the good dori gold was a favorite tourist attraction before the war but has seen few travelers in the past two decades now v

gorge thirty kilometers north of. is one of the most beautiful places in the area. i have never been any industrial facilities here there are no paved roads. lists often come here to wander through the alpine tundra looking for rare flowers to use in infusions. other well known slight time oregon a. ladies man told me. sage and even bilberries. berries and leaves we have a big selection of. great great grandfather used to live here family legend has it that he too was a list he collected plants treated people with infusions and reportedly lived to be one hundred forty years old that has never been any war in the gorge where people collect. the village of my goot on the contrary is right on the border between georgia and south of setia. in the past it used to take the local residents an entire day to cover the fifteen kilometers between a village. the village was in the occupation zone from. two thousand and eight three. days being in a city an enclave surrounded on all saw inspired georgian villages of. the georgian government police and special forces here. people

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infusions and reportedly lived to be one hundred forty years old there has never been any war in the gorge where people collect. the village of my goot on the contrary is right on the border between georgia and south of setia. in the past it used to take the local residents an entire day to cover the fifteen kilometers between their village. the village was in the occupation zone from. two thousand and eight three. always being in a city an enclave surrounded on all saw inspired georgian villages of. the georgian government police and special forces here. people living in. nowadays and now to be love can have a family business he and his son keep bees. hussain for gathering honey. is the young vacation he sells here then. the rest of the bees do they collect the honey. that's right. the lady of the house looks after chickens. living in the country in a village is no easy life. they feed the chickens and help their father around the house. so the logistical denia by f. is come to the song called a natural reserve known as the largest reserve in the south caucasus the park's flora includes b

s were impacts to light air and privacy at the rear and then gorge howser who lives to the south of the subject property also brought up issues of compatibility concerns regarding the demolition of the potentially historic structure and impacts to the street to the north. concerns raised by commissioners at the may 19 hearing varied, but to summarize, there were concerns brought up about the compatibility with the street face as originally proposed. i'm going to put up an image of the building as it was originally proposed. as well, commissioners expressed some concern regarding impacts to light and air specifically to the neighbors to the north on 20th street. at the hearing, three recommendations were made by the commission and this is a generalization, there was quite a bit of discussion at the may 19 hearing. to generalize, the commissioners suggested that the sponsor consider reducing the overall height of the proposed structure. i'll put up an image of the structure as revised. commissioners suggested that the project sponsor consider reducing the height, revising the street eleva

team mates and that includes brazil legend roberto carlos and recent sign a call from chelsea was gorged by billionaires who have and could evolve in january who said he was prepared to do what was necessary to make the club a force in football a currently force in the russian premier league. well in stark contrast with angie you have apparently limitless funds another russian top flight side is about to go bankrupt f.c. told claim that they can't even afford the trip to korea so that of next month which means saturday's home game against am can be their last in the premier after losing four games in a row their boss is a calling for sponsors to step in as the players have endured almost three months without pay. while they bring lunch to city have completed the signing of midfielder samir nasri from austin all the twenty four year old franz playmaker has penned a four year deal which was worth a reported forty million dollars now it's rejoins the likes of spain's the big silver and argentina's. up front at the cash rich club as also have sold a second star midfielder in as many weeks fo