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MultiTrode, Inc.
Office in NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
MultiTrode is a specialist in control and monitoring for water/wastewater pump stations and lift stations. The company designs and manufactures pump station managers, RTUs, pump controllers, SCADA software, web-based monitoring and liquid level sensors. Corporate offices are located in the US, UK and Australia.
Distributor in NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
AMETEK is a leading global manufacturer of electric motors and electronic instruments. Pressure transducers and transmitters. Level measurement instruments and systems.
Medora Corporation
Distributor in NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
SolarBee`s award-winning solar-powered circulation technology is a significant breakthrough in solving the world`s water quality problems, naturally. The patented technology creates a long-distance, near-laminar flow that can prevent and control blue-green algae in lakes and raw water reservoirs, reduce aeration time/expense and provide odor capping in wastewater lagoons, ...
Institution Recycling Network (IRN) - WasteMiser
based in Concord, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
WasteMiser is one of the UK`s leading waste to energy management company`s with many years experience in solving waste problems for national and international municipals, privately owned companies and Plc's. We work closely with a number of other professional organizations which gives us a leading edge in solving almost any waste or waste to energy problem. We specialise ...
GT Advanced Technologies
based in Merrimack, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
GT Advanced Technologies is a leading diversified technology company producing advanced materials and innovative crystal growth equipment for the global electronics, solar and LED industries. Our technical innovations accelerate the use of advanced materials, enabling a new generation of products across this diversified set of global markets. Our technologies help our ...
Sanborn, Head & Associates, Inc.
based in Concord, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Sanborn Head is a privately held, multi-disciplinary technical consulting firm that applies a strategic approach to assist clients across the United States and throughout the world. We have expanded our services from our original focus in the geo-sciences and engineering to provide a broad array of integrated professional services that create value by helping our clients ...
Continental Biomass Industries, Inc. (CBI)
based in Newton, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Since its founding in 1988, Continental Biomass Industries has changed the standard by which all wood grinder performance and support is now measured. Through a combination of state of the art design, the latest in materials technology and unwavering commitment to quality and customer service, the CBI name has become synonymous with performance and reliability in a broad ...
Duperon Corporation
Distributor in NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Duperon is the leader in simple, adaptive screening technologies and provides solutions for coarse screening, fine screening, low flow screening, ultra screening, washing compacting and conveying. We continually look to our customers to measure our own performance, and we are committed to continue to introduce products that are simple, adaptive solutions for preliminary ...
Safe Training Systems Ltd
Distributor in NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
STS is an English company, now in our 25th year of trading! We are a small (but we consider perfectly formed) company who have a diverse range of scientific and engineering skills which we utilise in the design, manufacture and sale of a range of scientific instruments. Our first range of instruments were Simulation products for training workers in the Nuclear, Homeland ...
CST Industries Inc
Distributor in Seabrook, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
CST Industries, Inc., is the complete storage system provider for engineering and manufacturing professionals in thousands of different industries and applications throughout the world. The company is the global leader in the manufacture and construction of factory coated metal storage tanks, aluminum domes and specialty covers. CST`s existing company portfolio consists ...
Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell
based in Concord, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell is a leading multidisciplinary law firm with the experience, connectivity and analytical capabilities to tackle the most sophisticated issues confronting business in today`s global economy. Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell represents a broad range of clients in environmental permitting and appeal processes.
Monarch Instrument
based in Amherst, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Monarch International, Inc. was founded in 1977 as a sales and service organization for a diverse range of instrumentation. In 1982, the Monarch Instrument Division was established to manufacture and market the first microprecessor based portable tachometers. With the addition of new models of tachometer and the introduction of the Nova-Strobe Series of portable ...
DGH Corporation
based in Hooksett, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
DGH manufactures sensor-based data acquisition hardware for remote and distributed systems. With over 20 years of experience, DGH produces low-cost, easy to use, reliable, data acquisition hardware for a wide range of monitoring applications. Our products are small, mount at the sensor and interface to any RS-232 or RS-485 serial communications port.
Anvil International, Inc. a subsidiary of Mueller Water Products Inc.
based in Portsmouth,, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Anvil International is the largest and most complete manufacturer of pipe fittings and pipe hangers and supports in the world. In addition, Anvil manufactures a complete line of Gruvlok grooved-end fittings, couplings and valves. From plumbing, mechanical, and fire protection, to water & waste water, mining and oil & gas, Anvil`s ability to provide integrated solutions ...
Gabriel Novac & Associates Inc.
Distributor in NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Designs and manufactures CSO and stormwater equipment. Hydroslide constant flow regulators, Hydroself, Hydroguard and Autoflush for sewer and tank cleaning, Hydrostyx, Hydropass and Hydrobend level control, Hydroswitch pollutant separator and Hydoclean fine screen.
EnviroPack Technologies - a subsidiary of Environmental Science & Technologies
based in Plaistow, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
EnviroPack Technologies is a leading supplier of environmental waste packaging solutions that meet the requirements of a wide range of industries and markets including governmental (defense), oil and gas, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical. By offering high-quality DOT/UN approved packaging that includes the HazPack™ and WastePack™ brand of Cubic Yard Boxes, EnviroPack ...
Horizon Technology, Inc.
based in Salem, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Horizon Technology is a leading manufacturer of automated sample preparation systems for the analysis of organic compounds in aqueous samples and Oil & Grease testing. Environmental labs who follow EPA methods for semi-volatile organics, Oil & Grease, DRO`s, TPH, Pesticides, and Explosives have found our complete, automated sample preparation systems and consumables ...
Datapaq, Inc.
based in Derry, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Datapaq is the world`s leading company for temperature profiling in hostile thermal environments. To become the leader, Datapaq has produced and continues to produce durable, accurate, and user-friendly thermal profiling systems consisting of highly accurate temperature data loggers, rugged thermal barriers and easy-to-use analytical software. Our commitment to technology ...
High Purity Northwest
Office in Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
High Purity Northwest provides solutions to the most demanding industrial filtration or purification requirements. High Purity Northwest builds lubrication systems, oil purification and filtrations systems, hydraulic power units and custom process skids. We service the west region and also have a sales office on the East coast.
swissRTec America, Inc.
based in Kensington, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
swissRTec America, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of swissRTec International, based in Switzerland. swissRTec provides technology, engineering, process equipment and systems to the growing recycling industry. swissRTec is an expert in the design, manufacturing and commissioning of turnkey E-Waste and ASR recycling facilities. With references worldwide swissRTec has a ...
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Hood Industries
1033 S Reynolds St, Metcalf, GA 31792
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Metcalf Lumber provides lumber mill service, exclusively south yellow pine lumber products. Its services are available to residents and customers throughout South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama. The company distributes its products to Lowe s and Home Depot hardware stores, as well as other retailers. Metcalf is incorporated and handles all of its production through one facility. Metcalf Lumber was founded in 1975 and has headquarters in Metcalf, Ga., just north of Florida s Panhandle.
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The BYU Cougars and Washington State Cougars have scheduled a 2012-13 home-and-home football series, KitsapSun.com has reported.
BYU will host Washington State at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo in 2012 and travel to face WSU at Martin Stadium in Pullman in 2013. Exact dates were not announced.
Washington State athletic director Bill Moos also said that he has had preliminary scheduling talks "…with such schools as Nebraska, Michigan State and Texas A&M about playing home-and-home."
BYU leads the all-time series against Washington State 2-1. BYU won the first meeting 38-36 in the 1981 Holiday Bowl. In 1989 and 1990, the schools split two games in Provo.
BYU now has a full schedule of 12 games for the 2012 season. In 2013, BYU needs three more games and can schedule a fourth under the Hawaii Exemption.
Washington State needed a third non-conference game for 2012 when Utah joined the Pac-12. WSU also hosts Eastern Washington and travels to UNLV.
Football Schedules:
According to the article WSU visits BYU in 2012, not 2013.
Bout time this was finalized. Go Cougs!
The blue ones!
The schedule technically isn't finalized for next year because there have been no official sources (outside of a screen cap saying Idaho would play at BYU in 2012) verifying Idaho at BYU next year. For all intents and purposes, 1 game remains to be scheduled next year.
Still, BYU will play at Utah, host Oregon State, and host Washington State next year. So why didn't the Pac-12 invite BYU again?
Because they don't like us….
because no one likes the morman church
Or maybe they wanted the Salt Lake City market instead. You misspelled Mormon by the way. You = ignorant
@Dan….I am with you….why the Pac 10 chose Colorado over BYU just doesn't make sense….BYU's football program is much stronger then Colorado overall and the hoops squad is also much better PLUS you have natural traveling partners in Utah and BYU. Someone dropped the ball here…
Pac 10 chose Colorado before Utah.
After five other Big 12 schools decided not to join Pac 10, Pac 10 chose Utah instead to make 12-team conference.
I don't think Pac 10 would have considered about selecting BYU over Colorado.
The PAC 10/12 doesn't want any universities with a religious affiliation.
The PAC 12 is a conference of bigoted schools. They don't want any schools that have a religious affiliation — they'd rather enjoy feeding the mediocre athletic programs of Colorado, Cal &, sorry folks, WSU, than actually have a religious program, like BYU, that could actually add to the viability of the conference.
Guys, this isn't solely about markets (and most certainly isn't about on-the-field performance).
You see any things that the Pac schools have in common? Institutional fit matters to university presidents. The Pac simply isn't going to admit a sectarian non-research university. If BYU wants to join the Pac, it'd have to become secular and boost its research/grad school tremendously. As that isn't happening, stop dreaming about the Pac.
Non-conference is different. Western Michigan played 3 Big Ten teams a couple of years ago. That doesn't mean the Big Ten will admit Western Michigan.
Okay, so it's settled. 2012 home games against Oregon State, Washington State, Hawaii, Utah State, Idaho and Weber State. Two (bottom-feeding) PAC-12, three WAC and one Big Sky game. Worth a season ticket purchase?
BYU had better land in a decent conference quickly.
Would going back to the WAC please you? I'm sure they'd take us and let us keep our ESPN contract and rebroadcast deals. No Sunday play wouldn't set them back either.
That home schedule isn't too shabby….Oregon State and Washington State will be much better come 2012. The rivalry game against Utah State will be a good game as well and based on the last two years,create a big buzz in the state of Utah. Now Idaho and Weber State? Yeah,those will be hard to get up for…which is why you have Ebay for…
I am personally looking forward to seeing BYU come to San Jose State next year and hope ESPN will broadcast it again….it was a good game this year to watch..
Now it's official official, date has even been set for 2012 :)


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Select the name of your nonprofit organization. Write a mission statement summarizing the purpose of your organization.
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Draft articles of incorporation and designate a Registered Agent. Submit articles of incorporation to the Florida Department of State -- Division of Corporations. Complete articles online or by mail and include the filing fee of $70.
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PATTI ROSENTHAL was at it again this weekend. Backcountry ski trip to Deer Creek - approximately 35 miles north of Durango. Hiked up 800 feet to around an elevation of about 11,000 feet to ski some freshies through the trees. Then hike back up to do it again! This is a very popular place for backcountry skiing in Durango. Great vistas, friends & skiing!
ANDI NEUGARTEN International sales skied knee deep powder in Utah! AND because for her that isn't enough she went running on the groomed runs at 9000 feet with my crazy friend and then snowshoed through knee deep powder. Ouch......altitude hurts!
ASHLEY ELLIS Account Exec Swimming did a different kind of participation this weekend. She really CLEANED UP and worked on behalf of I Love A Clean San Diego, in the "Clean Canyons for a Clean Coast Cleanup". The cleanup took place on Saturday January 26, 2008 from 9 am – 12 noon at Emerald Hills Open Space. This cleanup was an important one, in that it educated volunteers of the connection between inland canyons and waterways, and the San Diego coastline. To view other events by this volunteer please go to www.cleansd.org.
I was disgusted with how much junk we found. Some items that we picked up included: tons of glass, shoes, one sleeping bag, a dead dog in a bagL, hundreds of cans, two tires, a shopping cart, Sport balls of all types, a medicine bottle dating back to 2002 and tons of food containers. Hopefully through our service people around that community will want to take advantage of a beautiful nature path and animals will want to make it their home which before had been overrun by trash.
CAITLYN BARKER has to stay in shape because she hangs out with her sister and boyfriend a Navy Seal. Once again no races but on Saturday they hiked Iron Mtn in SD along with her Dad and the dogs. Bear (is the dog not the Seal) managed to pull us all the way to the top and despite the clouds we could see the entire county. Jake (the Seal) is training for Ironman Hawaii and decided to include the mountain in a 15 mile run with his brother the next day. Wish I was that adventurous….
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japan boys by UeharaWatch
©2010-2016 Uehara
I made this illustration for a novel book written by a friend. The story takes place in old Japan during the second world war. I used color ink as always.
This is wonderful. I really love the characters and the soft colors you use.
woow, such a gorgeous work, the colors are just perfectly matching with ... well, with everithing ! The children, the atmosphere, the period just amazing !
looks very pretty...like from Ghibli movies
C'est vrai que ca rappelle un peu les films Miyazaki ... Absolument magnifique!
its super sweet
J'adore! Un faux air du tombeau des lucioles peut-être!!! ^^
C'est le côté avant guerre qui fait ça je pense.
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My husband and kids hate liver but love this stuff! I had a LOT of liver and had no idea what to do with it, seeing as I am the only person in my family who will eat it. i found this recipe, tweaked it a bit (used curry powder instead of cumin, and added lots of dried cranberries, chopped dried apricots, raisins and lots of pine nuts) due to limited access to the ingredients called for, and my family loved it! We ate it for dinner, my husband suggested I make a much larger batch the next day to freeze, but I never got that far. we ate it for lunch, dinner again, and then for lunch the next day as well!
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VARANASI: Another terror attack in Varanasi was foiled on Sunday evening when a time bomb was recovered from a shoe box in a Varanasi bound bus at Chunar in Mirzapur district.
According to reports, a passenger noticed an abandoned shoe box on the rear seat of a passenger bus, which had left Mirzapur for Varanasi, at Jamui Bazar under Chunar police station on Sunday evening. He alerted the bus conductor who tried to check the shoe box when a box fell from it. It led to chaos in the bus and all the passengers came out. The Chunar cops immediately called the bomb disposal squad from Vindhyachal to defuse the bomb.
The bomb was prepared in a steel pipe and a timer was fixed on it. The timing set in the bomb hinted that it had to explode at the time of entry of bus in Varanasi. The IG Zone GL Meena on Monday said that the anti-terror squad and IB had been alerted and the nature of explosive used in bomb would become clear once the bomb experts of ATS would examine it. Its worth mentioning here that in all previous blasts terrorist groups had used timer in the bombs.
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Hey LokiI agree with that and with much of what Piers posted. Of course you are right that I will have to put up with it. Like everyone else on here I have no control over the decision Liverpool make but that doesn't stop any of us posting our opinions.The only question I have is over this conviction that BR is the correct man to take the club forward during this root and branch restructuring of the club. I'm not saying he's not - I've said many times that he needs a minimum of two years before he is judged. It's just that I don't see what you, Piers, Dave, Noo Noo and many others (notably in the media) see which gives you such conviction that he is the right guy. Nothing in the guys history - either before Liverpool or since he's joined - has proved your faith well placed as far as I can see.Dave had a go at trying to convince me but his argument seemed to boil down to "I believe we are playing better". I have no reason to doubt that's what Dave thinks but I just don't see it.I'll repeat that the guy gets my support and I hope he becomes the manager that we all hope he will be. I would love to have an epiphany on BR where all becomes clear and I see what everyone else does - can you or Piers help?ps. Happy New Year.


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City Pages blogger robbed in skyway
The robbery occurred in the stretch of skyway crossing LaSalle shown in this map.
Around 6:30 p.m. last night, I was standing in a deserted stretch of skyway above LaSalle Avenue between 9th Street South and 10th Street South talking on the phone with my dad when two male African-Americans who appeared to be roughly between the ages of 16 and 20 walked past me toward the downtown Target store.
I thought absolutely nothing of it until about 30 seconds later, when the two approached me again from the other direction. One of them told me to "empty your pockets" as it dawned on me I was being robbed.
With my dad still on the line, I instinctively handed over my phone. Then, the same suspect, with one of his hands in his windbreaker, said, "What else you got? Give me your wallet. Give it to me or I'll pop you." I reached into my pocket and unthinkingly did as asked, and as soon as I did the two turned and took off toward Target.
The entire altercation probably took no more than 20 seconds, during which time there wasn't another person in sight. Walking back toward LaSalle Plaza in a haze, I didn't see anybody else until I was in the vicinity of the Art Institutes International.
Both suspects are thin and roughly 5'10' tall. The one who threatened to "pop" me had highlighted dreadlocks that came down just below his ears and was wearing a dark windbreaker. The other had buzzed hair and I seem to recall him wearing a flannel shirt, though the whole thing happened so quickly and unexpectedly that my recollections aren't very vivid.
After I got home, I called the 1st Precinct and filed a police report. The officer I spoke with said it was likely the robbery was captured on skyway security cameras.
The incident number is 13-407984.
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Focusing more on the interests of the mainstream buyer, the Chicago Auto Show is the preeminent consumer event of the auto show season. Consequently, automakers were keen on showcasing products that are most impactful for everyday consumers. Crossovers and SUVs from Honda, Acura and Chevrolet stood out from the pack, while concept vehicles from Kia and Mitsubishi hinted at what may be to come in their utility vehicle lineups. Of course, the stars of the recent major auto shows in Los Angeles and Detroit came in full force as well, and we were sure to get another look at some of the most exciting models.
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Arguably the most anticipated press conference in Chicago, Honda took center stage and showcased its all-new Pilot. Last redesigned in 2009, the current boxy look of Honda's SUV fell behind the style trend as competing crossovers moved toward more fluid, sleeker design language. Shifting sales within the segment reflected consumer affinity for less utilitarian styling, with Pilot deliveries falling by 14 percent year-over-year in 2014, while the industry exhibited 6 percent growth. For a model that realized 1.4 million sales in North America since its 2002 introduction, its recent performance has been uncharacteristic of a vehicle that has contributed to roughly 25% of Honda's light truck deliveries over the past dozen years.
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Wholesale prices for used vehicles up to eight years in age remain essentially unchanged through the first half of February with average prices increasing by only 0.2%. This month's sluggish preliminary results can certainly be attributed to brutal winter weather and frigid temperatures throughout most of the country, especially parts of the northeast―like Boston.
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Just as it had with the Acura flagship NSX, Honda applied many of its strengths in powertrain innovation, hybrid systems, super-handling technology and advanced body construction to create the Honda FCV Concept―a car that encompasses over 25 years of the automaker's expertise in developing fuel cell technology. Making its North American debut in Detroit, the successor to the 4-passenger FCX Clarity is slated for the U.S. consumption in 2016. The vehicle contains a 33 percent smaller fuel cell stack, along with a 60 percent improvement in power density. Consequently, the upgrade translates into an estimated driving range of more than 300 miles, while increasing interior space to accommodate five passengers. With a refueling time of about three minutes, the advanced fuel cell vehicle aims to be more livable for American drivers than ever before.
Since its arrival to the U.S. market in 1959, Honda has developed a reputation for excellence in every area of its business, which includes everything from automobiles, to power sports offerings, to power equipment products. The company's knack for innovation led to it quickly becoming a leader in engineering, with its automobiles becoming synonymous with such virtues as safety, green "Earth Dreams" technologies, and racing. When the original Acura NSX, or New Sports eXperimental, arrived in 1990, Honda shocked the automotive industry with its F1-inspired supercar that was fitted with a mid-mounted 3.0L V6 engine and a number of firsts, including an all-aluminum, monocoque body and Honda's proprietary VTEC variable valve timing system. A wave of iconic vehicles would come to follow, including the sporty Acura Integra and Honda S2000 models. One of the results was the creation of Honda fanboys and fangirls from Generation Y and Millennials alike—but the fun would not last forever.
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