The newest Claim Jumper recently opened n Las Vegas. The Orange County Council of Governments and the UC Irvine School of Social Ecology hosted the competition. The 13-member design team included Arlette Cummings, Carrie Loarie, Dan Eitman, Kai Lau, Hiro Kinoshita, Malia Yee, Mike Mayhew, Steve Xolotl, Tammy Lin and Tien Shen from the KTGY Group. Edward Osuch, James Atilano and Keith Wells assisted in the design and creation of the computer-generated vignettes. Their winning concept was a hypothetical re-design of The Block at Orange in five phases of development.
Nodes are places to which people are drawn by shopping, dining, entertainment, etc.
Existing nodes include airports, civic centers, the beach malls and attractions such as Disneyland. We focused on the use of typical shopping centers or malls, with their land rich parking lots as the point in which nodes are established. These nodes will be the building blocks on which we introduce a new way of life and a fresh way of thinking into Orange County. The winners were honored at a luncheon and awards ceremony held May 9 at UC Irvine. The CryptoSwift family of hardware is designed to provide fast and secure transactions over the Internet while reducing Web server and network appliance response time.