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Lennox: Judy Irene (Carlson) Nichols Benz, 63, of Lennox passed away Saturday, July 16, 2011, in her home, ending a faith-filled battle against cancer.
Judy was born June 29, 1948, in Sioux Falls, SD, to Leonard and Geraldine (Haley) Carlson, and graduated from high school in Brandon, SD, in 1966. She married Robert Nichols and lived in Minnesota and then Sioux Falls, with their three children. They divorced, and in 1976 she was united in marriage to Ron Benz. They lived in Sioux Falls and then Lennox and added two children.
Judy's life revolved around relationships, service, family and friends. She won several awards with Tupperware and the Homesteaders funeral insurance group. Most recently, she worked at Cigna Tel-Drug, where she was known for the baked goods she so often provided. Her food was always her deep expression of love for others. Judy also developed meaningful relationships with several ladies from Lennox, including a group affectionately self-titled "The Yo-Yos." She also started Benz Pre-need Services in 1998, which she continued until the time of her death.
Grateful for having shared her life is her husband, Ron. Also blessed are her children: Tonya (Donnie) Luond of Ipswich, SD, Rob (Renae) Nichols, Alicen (Colin) Strombeck and Josh (Gina) Benz, all of Sioux Falls, and Sarah (Jason) Boyce of Alpharetta, GA; 14 grandchildren: Brooke, Tiffany, Haley and Nik Luond, Ranessa, Raeann, Renecca and Rylan Nichols, Asher, Tekoa and Maizey Strombeck, Emma and Deacon Benz, and Ellyana Boyce; two sisters: Eileen (Richard) Johnson of Garretson, SD, and Linda DeWitte (Tom Hytry) of Yorkville, IL.
She was preceded in death by her parents in 1998 and 2004.
Funeral services for Judy Benz were held Saturday, July 23, 2011, at the Second Reformed Church in Lennox, with reception following. The Rev. Dr. Harlan Hayunga and Pastor Larry Forristall officiated and burial was in the Elmwood Cemetery at Bruce, SD.
The Johnson-Henry Funeral Home of Arlington was in charge of arrangements.
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I've been browsing the forums for a while. Glad to be here.
I was raised in a very strict, very chaotic Pentecostal church. Very scary hellfire and brimstone stuff, even in the kids Sunday School classes. We never handled snakes or drank poison or anything, but just about everything else was fair game. A very prevalent "buckle down for the end of the world" withdrawal mentality. Then my parents split up, and I started attending a Church of God with my mother as a teenager. It was much less chaotic, but still seemed very focused on lists of 'how to stay out of Hell'.
Shortly after my parents split up, I had a really long one-on-one talk with that Church of God minister about predestination to Hell, 'the people in the jungles of Africa who would never have heard of Jesus', all that classic stuff that kids so obviously smell as being wrong, but adults easily swallow whole. He was a very nice man, but was never able to give satisfying answers that seemed to unify the confusing worldview of Christianity-at-large. In fact, he didn't seem to be quite sure of exactly what God's plan for humanity was at all and seemed to be just as confused as I was.
Eventually, I fell away from the faith and experienced a gradual hardening of heart. I spent the last ten years going from Christian-in-name-only, to agnostic, and finally bordering on atheist. I started to look at all religion as superstition, and took great pride in my worldview of 'self-sufficiency'. Ten years of that.
Then, a couple of months ago I fell into a deep depression and couldn't bear the ultimate meaninglessness that atheism results in - eventually the Universe freezes out, and everything means nothing. But I saw purpose everywhere! How could that jive? Everything about our existence as humans would have to hinge on a series of unbelievably improbable coincidences, all stacked on top of an 'uncaused cause' that has no sentience or purpose! What a bunch of junk!
After a week of throwing up, no sleep, and researching philosophy, various world views - I decided that Christianity, to my agnostic state of mind, seemed the least "made up", despite my terrible experiences with it in the past. Then, I was led to Tentmaker. I read. And I thought that Universal Salvation had to be total BS!
How could the bulk of what I had been taught, and what most Christians believe, be unsupported by the very Scriptures they base their beliefs upon? After reading some of the articles on the site, I decided to just tear the Band-Aid off - I was going to read the Bible, cover to cover, and decide. If I hit a passage that seemed related to ET or UR, I would cross-check against multiple translations, etc...
Well, I'm almost done with my first read-through! And I believe! The most confusing thing for me is, even with a really average Bible translation (I'm using NIV as my primary for readability) there are WAY more passages that indicate UR than those that seem to indicate otherwise! And those are easily explained with better translations, etc. How is this not the majority position of the Church?! I'm really astonished. There are so many passages that clearly link Christ's work on the cross as the act that will completely undo the consequences of Adam's fall... ALL men, ALL things... how could someone ignore this?
Why do we cling to ET doctrine? Christianity is so beautiful! And truly just! It's so sad that people are actively leading each other away from this! And for what? Why do we hang on to the idea of eternal suffering for anyone? We're supposed to love our enemies! The traditional idea of God paints him as a real do-as-I-say, not-as-I-do kind of guy! But Jesus came to be The Way! He DID it! God will accomplish all his purposes, and the world will LEARN RIGHTEOUSNESS! Nobody left behind!
Thanks everyone!
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Awesome. He is Love.
From Him and through Him and to Him are all things.
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great intro!
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Awesome! Praise God!
Neither should there be vulgar speech, foolish talk, or coarse jesting--all of which are out of character--but rather thanksgiving. Eph. 5:4 ** Saved 1John 3.2, Eph. 2:8, John 1:12 - Being saved 2Cor. 4:16 2Peter 3:18 - Will be saved 1Peter 1:5 Romans 8:23
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We may seem to be going rather slow, those of us who hang out here. It's partly due to this medium we are using for our fellowship. But, from it there keeps falling out on the road rare treasures, answers and challenges that get us closer to our goal to be like Him and walk in total victory, even over death. We hope you'll come back to us and participate with some kind of regularity.
I went to church; but, the Church wasn't on the program! JESUS WANTS HIS BODY BACK!! MEET WITHOUT HUMAN HEADSHIP!!!
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A wonderful, beautiful testimony. Welcome!
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Hi Victoriousgospel,
There is a website that has over 20 different translations available to read for free.
You can even plug in to read 5 different translations of your choosing side by side for comparison.
here is the address:
I quit paying exhorbitant prices for Bibles and read for free now. Also, if you use an e-reader, the Holman Christian Bible can be downloaded for free.
Thanks for participating.
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Thanks Ded! I just got Blue Letter Bible on my iPad, and it has been very helpful. I will have to check out the other stuff you mentioned as well.
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Welcome, and thanks for sharing!
Stick around, learn and share with us - it's good to have you here!
BTW, I was an atheist for about ten years too.
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Jesus spoke the Truth. He blessed the poor. He healed the sick. He even raised the dead. He died on a cross for us, lived again, and came back long enough to tell us to love one another. That's religion.
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Product Details Return to Top Tasting Notes Tully's signature blend is wonderfully balanced, buttery smooth, and sweet with medium body. It boasts a distinct brightness in the forefront, yet is well-rounded throughout. Dark chocolate notes are smoothed by sweet caramel undertones and a lingering finish. Friendly enough to drink black, it's just as inviting with a touch of milk and sweetener. About Tully's® Some professionals need to approach their jobs slowly and with a great deal of care. Like tightrope walkers. Or brain surgeons. Or tattoo artists. At Tully's®, the same holds true for creating great coffee. It takes a lot of time and patience, which is why we slow roast our coffee beans to gently coax out the complex flavors and aromas. With roots in the Pacific Northwest, where coffee is a way of life, we take our time in roasting and in training each master roaster in our artisanal approach. From the aroma to the full-bodied flavor, you can taste the time taken in every satisfying cup of Tully's. Now we invite you to take your time discovering it. Notes From Origin Even before we opened the first Tully's store in Seattle, Washington back in 1992, we made a promise to offer the finest coffees available by sourcing only Arabica beans from the world's best coffee-growing regions. We then unlock the coffee's true potential with our artisanal approach to roasting. For years, our customers have enjoyed the full body and satisfying flavor that made the Pacific Northwest coffee house scene famous. We invite you to experience the Tully's difference for yourself.
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Most of us are familiar with the savage instincts of our feline friends; some kittens playfully pounce upon balls of wool or fuzzy, rattling toy mice, while human companions of outdoor cats may have been the lucky recipient of a gifted dead bird. But a new report from the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and the Fish and Wildlife Service has found that those gifts are just the tip of a very large, very murderous iceberg — one which holds the four-legged friends to account for the deaths of over 14 billion animals every year, a staggering amount of carnage that is two-to-four times higher than previously thought.
The study examined the lives of both feral and household pet cats and found that collectively, cats are responsible for the death of 2.4 billion birds and 12.3 billion mammals each year. That makes the innocent-looking domestic cat the single largest human-linked threat to wildlife in America. Unfortunately, the report also found that the animals killed are far more likely to be of the native variety, like voles, birds and chipmunks, than the pest variety like the Norway rat. In fact, the cat is such an efficient killer that more birds and mammals die at the paws of a cat than from cars, poison and collisions with buildings or windmills.
While everyone can agree that it is safer for a cat to be kept indoors, both for wildlife and for the cat, the majority of the killing is performed by feral cats, rather than household variety. Stray and feral cats account for 61 percent of the birds and 89 percent of the mammals killed each year. Finding a humane solution to the homeless cat problem has been a challenge for local animal-control organizations: trap-and-neuter programs have their drawbacks and the number of unwanted cats that are euthanized each year is staggering. The one thing that is certain is that while the cat population continues to grow, the wildlife population will have yet another man-made threat to contend with.
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whitecat February 12, 2013 at 6:02 am
Good comments from others. Cats are an easy blame. Yes they do kill – no argument. But this is just one issue. More and more cat owners are becoming more careful with letting their cats out and about. We need more education and yes more care with our environment starting with each one of us planting more native shrubs and trees and taking care of were and how we live.
envirogal February 5, 2013 at 12:12 pm
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samual decker January 31, 2013 at 8:12 pm
and how many of those mammals were mice and other such rodents… really…
Tigerlily0605 January 31, 2013 at 4:46 pm
Just wonder, how many billions of animals do humans kill every year? And, how many species of animals have humans killed off the planet, never to be seen on again on earth? Just wondering.
People, please keep your pets on a leash or in the backyard or house. Don\'t let them wander around, they will kill or be killed.
dragonmother January 31, 2013 at 3:56 pm
Okay, I get it, cats kill birds. But it is our fault birds get killed by cats even if we dont own a cat. By planting lawn instead of trees and shrubs that birds can be safe in, we have created an extremely unsafe environment for birds. Get rid of your lawn! Plant trees and shrubs!


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New Transit Service Steps Up to Fill Need for Low Income PatientsBy Dave Franzman, Reporter
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - A free medical transportation service based in Iowa City ended abruptly last month due to budget cutbacks. But IowaCare or VA patients in the Cedar Rapids area can get a new ride to University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics next week.
The Corridor Medical Shuttle will run either transit buses or vans back and forth from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City every Tuesday and Thursday beginning January 29th. Each trip will leave Cedar Rapids at 8:30 a.m. and department the Iowa City VA Hospital at 3:00 p.m. and UIHC at 3:15 p.m. The UIHC Patient Transportation Service started in 1932 and gave low income patients receiving state medical care rides from all parts of the state. The UIHC service ended December 31, 2012. Gary Wallace, a Cedar Rapids IowaCare recipient, needed transportation following spinal surgery last year. As one of 68,000 Iowans receiving state health care he was required to go to University Hospitals to see any specialist. Wallace said when the university ran a van pickup service from homes to the hospital that wasn't a problem. But once it ended, he was definitely worried because he has both limited mobility and limited financial means. Wallace said the new Corridor Medical Shuttle plan isn't as convenient, but it beats the alternative. "What I was encouraged about was how the people at LIFTS were more than willing to work with us for the next few months while they're working the kinks out," Wallace said. Both Linn County LIFTS, the paratransit service, and Neighborhood Transportation Service (NTS) will share the shuttle trips to and from Iowa City on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Those who need a ride to the UIHC or VA Hospital will need to go to the Cedar Rapids transit stop at 2nd Street and 12th Avenue S.E. to catch a ride. NTS executive director Mike Barnhart said transit programs started getting lots of calls after the university service ended. But he's not sure how many patients will show up Tuesday looking for a ride. "I wish I knew the answer to that question. I know the people who show up—we will give a ride to take care of their medical needs," Barnhart said. Terry Bergen, who is part of the Transportation Advisory Group in Cedar Rapids, said the transit programs got $25,000 in funding to operating the shuttle program to the hospitals for 2013. Bergen said everyone would like to do more, but can't to start. "It's an ideal situation if you could do it every day. But we weren't able to afford to do that so we'll do twice a week to start off with," Bergen said. Wallace said having medical transportation just two days a week might mean some participants will need to rearrange some appointments. But he said it beats not having an affordable way to get to Iowa City at all for medical care. While the university's transportation service was free to IowaCare patients, those riding the Corridor Medical Shuttle will have to pay $1.00 each way. The general public can also ride for $8.00 and all veterans can go for free. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. |
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11/18/2013 Vaioletama, Kessler and Heidari Named USC Student-Athletes of the WeekAlexyz Vaioletama of women's basketball and Cody Kessler and Andre Heidari earn this week's honors. 11/18/2013 Vaioletama, Kessler and Heidari Named USC Student-Athletes of the WeekAlexyz Vaioletama of women's basketball and Cody Kessler and Andre Heidari earn this week's honors. 03/01/2013 2013 USC Spring Football OutlookSpring ball begins March 5. 11/26/2012 19 Trojans Make All-Pac-12 Football TeamsLee is Offensive Player of Year, Williams is Freshman Defensive Player of Year 09/22/2012 No. 13 USC Downs Cal, 27-9Matt Barkley passed for 192 yards and threw two touchdown passes. 11/16/2013 USC football vs. No. 5 StanfordUSC football vs. No. 5 Stanford, November 16, 2013, USATSI photos 10/26/2013 USC vs. Utah - USATSI GalleryUSC vs. Utah - USATSI Gallery CAREER: He has hit 25-of-33 field goals and 89-of-91 PATs in his career. 2013: Heidari will look to be USC's placekicker for a third season as a junior in 2013. 2012: Heidari was USC's placekicker for his second year as a sophomore in 2012 and also spent part of the year handling kickoffs. Overall in 2012 while appearing in 11 games (all but Syracuse and Stanford), he hit 10-of-16 field goals and 39-of-41 PATs. Of his 41 kickoffs in 2012, 13 were touchbacks and 12 others pinned opponents within the 20-yard line. He made 2012 All-Pac-12 honorable mention. Against Hawaii, Heidari hit a 28-yard field goal, all 4 of his PATs and his kickoff pinned the Warriors within the 20, but he hurt his knee against Hawaii and had arthroscopic surgery, which sidelined him the next 2 games (Syracuse and Stanford). He returned against California and nailed both of his field goals (40 and 41 yards) and all 3 of his PATs. At Utah, he hit all 5 of his PATs and a 32-yard field goal (but missed from 40 and 44 yards) and also kicked off twice (both pinned the Utes within the 20). He hit all 3 of his PATs and was 1-of-2 on field goals (making a 23-yarder) at Washington. Against Colorado, he hit a 37-yard field goal and 5 of his 6 PATs as well as kicking off 5 times (pinning CU within the 20 once and getting 2 touchbacks). He hit all 4 of his PATs and had touchbacks on 5 of his 6 kickoffs at Arizona. Against Oregon, he hit a 39-yard field goal and all 6 of his PATs and 4 of his 9 kickoffs were touchbacks (another 2 pinned the Ducks within the 20. Against Arizona State, he hit all 5 of his PATs and a 26-yard field goal and had a touchback among his 7 kickoffs (another pinned the Sun Devils within the 20). At UCLA, he hit 2-of-3 PATS but missed both of his field goals (1 was blocked) and 3 of his 5 kickoffs pinned the Bruins within the 20. Against Notre Dame, Heidheari hit both of his field goal attempts (39 and 21 yards), his PAT and 1 of his 4 kickoffs pinned the Irish within the 20. Against Georgia Tech, he hit a PAT but missed a 38-yard field goal and 1 of his 2 kickoffs pinned the Yellow Jackets within the 20, while the other was a touchback. 2011: Heidari, who enrolled at USC in the spring of 2011 after graduating a semester early from high school, stepped in as USC's placekicker as a freshman in 2011 and did an outstanding job. Overall while appearing in all 12 games, he hit 15-of 17 field goals and all 50 of his PAT tries, plus he made 4 tackles. His 88.2% field goal percentage was third in the nation among kickers with at least 10 made field goals (and the best among freshmen kickers). He made 9 consecutive field goals before a miss at Notre Dame and was 4-of-5 on field goals of at least 40 yards in 2011 (with a 50-yarder). Of his 76 kickoffs in 2011, 25 pinned opponents within the 20-yard line (including 10 touchbacks). He was one of 20 semifinalists for the 2011 Groza Award. He made the 2011 CBSSports.com, CollegeFootball News.com and Phil Steele Freshman All-American first team and YahooSports.com Freshman All-American second team. He made 2011 SI.com All-American honorable mention. He made the 2011 All-Pac-12 first team. He made the 2011 ESPN.com, CBSSports.com and Phil Steele All-Pac-12 first team. He hit his only PAT attempt against Minnesota, then hit a 47-yard field goal (he had another 47-yarder negated by penalty) and both of his PATs against Utah. Against Syracuse, he hit all 5 of his PATs, was 1-of-2 on field goals (he made a 26-yarder) and 3 of his 7 kickoffs pinned the Orange within the 20. At Arizona State, he hit all 3 of his field goals (41, 29 and 33 yards) and his only PAT and he also pinned the Sun Devils within the 20 on 3 of his 6 kickoffs (with 2 touchbacks). Against Arizona, he hit both of his field goal tries (46 and 31 yards) and all 6 of his PATs and also pinned the Wildcats within the 20 on 3 of his 8 kickoffs (with 2 touchbacks). At California, he hit all 3 of his field goals (39, 29 and 23 yards) and all 3 of his PATs and also pinned the Bears twice within the 20 (with a touchback) on his 7 kickoffs. At Notre Dame, he hit all 4 of his PATs, made a 25-yard field goal (he missed a 32-yarder despite kicking with a bruised ankle) and 1 of his 4 kickoffs pinned the Irish within the 20. Against Stanford, he hit both of his field goals (22 and 50 yards, the longest by a Trojan since Quin Rodriguez's 54-yarder against Michigan State in the 1990 Sun Bowl) and all 6 of his PATs, plus 2 of his 7 kickoffs pinned the Cardinal within the 20. At Colorado, he hit all 6 of his PATs and 4 of his 7 kickoffs pinned the Buffaloes within the 20 (with 2 touchbacks). Against Washington, he hit all 5 of his PATs and a 30-yard field goal and 2 of his 7 kickoffs pinned the Huskies within the 20. He hit his only field goal try (a 26-yarder) and all 5 of his PATS, plus 1 of his 7 kickoffs was a touchback and he made a tackle at Oregon. Against UCLA, he hit all 6 of his PATs and 4 of his 8 kickoffs pinned the Bruins within the 20 (with 2 touchbacks). HIGH SCHOOL: His 2010 honors included UnderArmour All-American, Super Prep All-Farwest, Prep Star All-West, Tacoma News Tribune Western 100 and Cal-Hi Sports All-State third team as a 2010 senior placekicker and punter at Stockdale High in Bakersfield (Calif.). He kicked 8 field goals and 17 PATS, had touchbacks on 53 of his 65 kickoffs and averaged 38.4 yards punting in 2010. As a 2009 junior, 59 of his 70 kickoffs were touchbacks and 20 of his punts pinned opponents within the 20-yard line (with a long of 63 yards) as he made the All-Southwest Yosemite League second team. 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Located in Toronto (Etobicoke), Hotel Indigo Toronto Airport is close to Toronto Congress Centre and Centennial Park.
This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Woodbine Racetrack and Fantasy Fair.
Make yourself at home in one of the 120 air-conditioned rooms featuring CD players and flat-screen televisions. Relax and take in city views from the privacy of your room. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature handheld showerheads and complimentary toiletries.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and audiovisual equipment. Planning an event in Toronto? This hotel has 3002 square feet (279 square meters) of space consisting of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary during limited hours.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hotel Indigo Toronto Airport provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a steam room. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 3002 square feet (279 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms, a ballroom, and banquet facilities. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours.
Hotel Indigo Toronto Airport is a smoke-free property.
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- Airport transportation (complimentary)
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- Fitness facilities
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- Total number of rooms - 120
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- Number of floors - 5
- Self parking (surcharge)
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- 24-hour business center
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 3002
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 279
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Elmbank Bistro - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Regalia Shopping Center at Poplar Avenue and Ridgeway Road is hosting A Festive Night Out on Thursday, Dec. 5, from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Shoppers can take advantage of extended holiday shopping hours and enjoy caroling by DeltaCappella, complimentary refreshments, a wine tasting at Great Wines & Spirits and a drawing for a $250 gift certificate to use at any of Regalia's shops and restaurants. In addition, Santa will be strolling throughout the center, handing out candy.
Class A office space in East Memphis continues to be a strong performer thanks to the convenience and quality of buildings radiating from the Poplar/Interstate 240 intersection.
"East Memphis is a real bright spot regionally because if you look at the overall Memphis market it is a bit flat," said Kemp Conrad, president of Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors Asset Services. "The East submarket, especially with Class A space, is very strong and dynamic, with strong tenants and strong institutional ownership."
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Pomp & Poise, a new gift store concept specializing in home and garden items, has signed a new lease at Park Place Center.
Pomp and Poise will occupy 1,400 square feet at the East Memphis retail center at the southwest corner of Park Avenue and Ridgeway Road.
As he grew up in Memphis, Russell E. "Rusty" Bloodworth was fascinated by art, design and the use of space.
As a young boy his appetite for creation – through art and using household materials to build little communities – grew.
If it seems like the Boyle family has played a key role in Memphis since the city was founded, it's because it has.
A Boyle family ancestor, John Overton, founded Memphis in 1819 along with James Winchester and Andrew Jackson. In the early 1900s, Edward Boyle developed Belvedere Boulevard, which remains one of the city's most elegant arteries.
Memphis-based Makowsky Ringel Greenberg LLC is launching a new apartment community at Schilling Farms.
1973: On the front page of The Daily News, the Shelby Farms Development Board voted to back the sale of the 2,000-acre site of the old Shelby County Penal Farm to Rouse Co. of Columbia, Md., and Boyle Investment Co. of Memphis for development of the land as a residential community. The action went to the Shelby County Quarterly Court. The land is now Shelby Farms Park.
The city of Memphis has raised the matching funds to build the "Main to Main Connector" thanks to local donations, the latest of which is $50,000 from Memphis-based Boyle Investment Co.
The city of Memphis has raised the matching funds to build the "Main to Main Connector," the $29.7 million project designed to link Main Street Memphis to Broadway Avenue in West Memphis via a boardwalk for bicyclists and pedestrians on the north side of the Harahan Bridge straddling the Mississippi River.
A packaging maker for retail brands like Frito-Lay and General Mills is getting a tax incentive worth $3 million to keep 318 workers in Memphis and add 95 new employees as part of a $21 million expansion here.
Boyle Investment Co. turns 80 this year, and has partnered with the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art to celebrate.
Memphis' oldest continuously practicing law firm is expanding its presence in Triad III.
Apperson Crump PLC added 2,037 square feet to its seventh floor space in a vacant adjacent area between Silverleafe Capital Partners LLC.
Boyle Investment Co. sold 10 lots at Spring Creek Ranch to a newly formed builder group and construction soon will commence on the next phase of development at The Village at Spring Creek Ranch, an upscale, master-planned community off Raleigh-LaGrange Road.
Boyle Investment Co. has sold 10 lots at Spring Creek Ranch to a newly formed builder group.
Construction soon will commence on the next phase of development at The Village at Spring Creek Ranch, an upscale, master-planned community off Raleigh-LaGrange Road.
When investor/developer Phil Woodard sells his warehouse at 138 St. Paul Ave. in the South Main Historic Arts District to nonprofit ArtSpace this year for $850,000, he'll be handing over $3,500 from his proceeds to the federal government.
Boyle Investment Co. has promoted seven senior level executives.
Paul Boyle has been promoted to president, replacing Henry Morgan, who served as Boyle's president from 1985 to 2012, and will now serve as co-chairman with Bayard Boyle Jr. This marks a major change for Boyle, as Paul Boyle represents the third generation of the family taking over as president, where he will oversee all company operations.
Two East Memphis restaurants soon will have new addresses.
Sekisui is moving from its original location in the Shops of Humphreys Center, 50 Humphreys Blvd., into Circa by John Bragg's space in Regalia Shopping Center at 6150 Poplar Ave., suite 122. Circa plans to relocate west to Chickasaw Crossing, 2855 Poplar, in the space where Ronnie Grisanti's restaurant operated for years.
Crews Development LLC has filed a $1.9 million construction loan through Triumph Bank for 23.74 acres of land in Collierville.
The CashSaver in Midtown has traded hands.
Kansas City, Kan.-based Super Market Developers Inc. bought the 69,017-square-foot building at 1620 Madison Ave. at Avalon Street from 1620 Madison LLC for $3.2 million. Fred Monks III, president/chief manager of 1620 Madison LLC, signed the special warranty deed.
High-end clothier chain Brooks Brothers plans to open a new location at The Shops of Saddle Creek West in Germantown.
The New York City-based retailer will open in 7,500 square feet of space at 7509 Poplar Ave. by early June, taking over the two suites formerly occupied by Indigo and Talbots Men's. Indigo last month relocated and expanded two spaces down into the old Natural Body Spa & Shoppe space.
6525 Quince Road Memphis, TN 38119
Sale Amount: $3.4 million
Sale Date: Nov. 16, 2012
Commercial real estate is making a strong come back for one Memphis brokerage firm as previously shelved projects come roaring back to life.
Edward Saig said that a rise of activity in 2012 demonstrates the ability of banks to lend in an era of tight regulation.
An affiliate of the Phoenix-based real estate investment trust Cole Capital Advisors Inc. has paid $7.1 million for the portion of the Gallina Centro strip center in Collierville that houses HomeGoods and Michael's.
Boyle Investment Co. through its subsidiary SCR Bravo Investments LLC has purchased the remaining 168 acres of land at Spring Creek Ranch in Collierville for $4.3 million.
2429 Ketchum Road Memphis, TN 38114
Sale Amount: $1.5 million
Sale Date: Nov. 2, 2012
Hilliard Crews Partnership has paid a combined $4.3 million for roughly 67 acres of land in Collierville from Shea Partners.
The buying partnership, composed of Hilliard R. Crews Jr. and Hilliard LLC, bought the vacant parcel in two special warranty deeds Oct. 31 from an entity composed of Boyle Investment Co. and Boyle North Co. LLC.
As the trend for health care mergers intensifies, the city's medical office market evolves, with some private practices consolidating into hospital systems and others relocating to better serve their patients.
Yoga-inspired athletic apparel company Lululemon Athletica Inc. is opening its first Memphis store this week, following more than a year of market due diligence.
Steve Peay, senior vice president of Boyle Insurance Agency Inc., has been named as president of the Professional Insurance Agents of Tennessee.
Les Binkley and Gary Thompson of Boyle Investment Co. have been awarded CNU Accreditation by The Congress for the New Urbanism on the nomination of the faculty of the University of Miami School of Architecture.
In-Rel Properties Inc. has outsourced its Memphis office leasing to Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors LLC, following months of changes up top for the Lake Worth, Fla.-based real estate firm.
Jeff Puckett has joined Boyle Insurance Agency Inc. as an account executive in the Nashville area.
Companies seeking larger blocks of office space are staying on the sidelines for the most part so far this year because of diminishing inventory in the area's hottest submarkets of East Memphis, the Tenn. 385 corridor and Downtown.
Boyle Investment Co. has promoted Jon Isbell to assistant vice president.
Amid the lukewarm commercial real estate climate, a little recognition goes a long way.
That's why the Memphis Area Association of Realtors Commercial Council is well under way in planning the 11th annual Pinnacle Awards ceremony, a night dedicated to showcasing commercial real estate industry professionals in the Memphis area.
The Memphis-Shelby County Land Use Control Board will meet Thursday, Feb. 9, to review an application to add space at the 11.94-acre The Racquet Club of Memphis at Sanderlin and White Station roads.
After most recessions, real estate bounces back.
But the Great Recession has been notably different – long, deep and very prolonged.
That's the message Dr. John Gnuschke, director of the Sparks Bureau of Business and Economic Research and co-director of the Center for Real Estate at the University of Memphis, delivered in December at the Urban Land Institute's Real Estate Outlook for the Mid-South.
A longtime Memphis-based agricultural chemical provider has snatched up a warehouse on Presidents Island, where it already has a strong presence.
Drexel Chemical Co. purchased the 137,526-square-foot former manufacturing and distribution facility on 12 acres at 2070 and 2071 Channel Ave. on Presidents Island from HPD Properties LLC for $810,000, or $5.89 per square foot.
Les Binkley has been promoted to vice president at Boyle Investment Co.
Hometown: Memphis
If the grand sweep of 2011 could be captured on celluloid and presented to an audience on the big screen, all the components of a great film would be readily apparent.
There was drama, in the form of a deluge and historic flooding that led the Mississippi River to crest at nearly 48 feet early in the year. One of the year's big surprises saw President Barack Obama give the commencement address for the Booker T. Washington High School class of 2011 at the Memphis Cook Convention Center.
Despite hard times, local commercial real estate firms were able to ink plenty of deals in the past 12 months.
Memphis' industrial leasing activity kicked off in January when Buena Park, Calif.-based Pacific Logistics Corp. signed a 60,000-square-foot lease in ProLogis Park DeSoto for its first Memphis-area location.
In the words of Phil Woodard, an owner of multiple residential and commercial properties in Downtown Memphis, breaking even is the new profit.
Or as national real estate expert Jonathan Miller said earlier this month at the Urban Land Institute's Real Estate Outlook for the Mid-South, "We cannot expect to make money the way we did a few years ago."
Boyle Investment Co. has promoted Les Binkley to vice president.
Along with overseeing day-to-day activities that pertain to Boyle's mixed-use developments, Binkley will explore potential property acquisitions for future Boyle projects.
Next year will be slightly better for commercial real estate, but it'll come at the cost of a shrunken industry.
That was the message an at-capacity room of bankers, investors and real estate professionals heard Tuesday, Dec. 6, at the Urban Land Institute's Real Estate Outlook for the Mid-South, where attendees learned about facing a "long grind," compared with last year's theme, "an era of less."
The staff at Shelby Farms Park Conservancy is hoping Memphians will choose to make multiple visits this holiday season to First Tennessee Starry Nights, the park's annual light show featuring enormous holiday displays illuminated with more than a million environmentally friendly LED lights.
Most commercial real estate markets have stabilized, but improvement in occupancies and rents won't be as certain in 2012.
That's the message real estate professionals will receive Tuesday, Dec. 6, when the Urban Land Institute District Council Memphis hosts its fifth annual Real Estate Outlook for the Mid-South at the Holiday Inn University of Memphis' Tennessee Ballroom, 3700 Central Ave.
John Mercer does not take over as 2012 president of the Memphis Area Association of Realtors Commercial Council until Jan. 1, but he is already working hard planning several big MAAR events for early next year.
As the local commercial real estate market approaches the end of 2011, experts say it appears to be in line with national fundamentals for secondary and tertiary markets.
Shelby County commercial sales in the third quarter were the highest sales volume since Q3 2007, with $259 million, according to real estate information company Chandler Reports, www.chandlerreports.com.
Minnesota-based Impact Innovations Inc. has applied for a tax break to help it set up a major gift-wrap production facility in Memphis.
Minnesota-based Impact Innovations Inc. has applied for a tax break to help it set up a major gift wrap production facility in Memphis.
7730 Trinity Road, 7740 Trinity Road, 7750 Trinity Road, 7760 Trinity Road and 7866 Trinity Road Cordova, TN 38018Sale Amount: $7.6 million
Vacant land in Gallina Centro shopping center has been bought for $2.1 million, with the property slated to become a HomeGoods home décor store.
It marks HomeGoods' first store in the Memphis area.
Boyle Investment Co. has inked a pair of new office leases at 999 S. Shady Grove Road in Ridgeway Center, building on its longevity with two local companies.
2085 W.E. Freeman DriveMemphis, TN 38114Sale Amount: $1.1 million
Sale Date: Sept. 14, 2011
Buyer: Varma Family LP
Midsouth Capital Fund I LLC – a fund formed by Memphis-based Boyle Investment Co. in late 2010 – has made its first acquisition in central Alabama with the $13.4 million purchase of Riverchase Village shopping center in Birmingham from Phillips Edison.
Whether it's a new lease or a renewal, industrial and office deal cycles are taking more time than normal due to fear, indecisiveness, doubt and a higher level of scrutiny in the negotiating process.
The new Economic Development Growth Engine approved its existence Wednesday, Aug. 17, while also addressing some confusing technicalities.
"The president is selected by both mayors – this seems cumbersome," former Shelby County Commissioner and EDGE director Deidre Malone said at the organization's inaugural meeting at City Hall. "Having worked in the private sector and for an organization with a similar structure, I think it's very interesting."
At a young age, Rusty Bloodworth knew he wanted to be an architect. As he matured, that passion morphed to an interest in handling more than the arrangement of buildings, but rather the design of the environment.
Mark Halperin and the office tenants he represents have one thing in common – longevity.
Upon graduating from the University of Tennessee with a bachelor's degree in accounting and real estate, he moved back to Memphis and landed his first job at Boyle Investment Co. Little did he know that it would turn into a lifelong career.
With the local commercial real estate industry showing signs of a rebound, it still appears the bounce back has a ways to go to a full recovery.
Shelby County's commercial sales during the past 12 months – May 2010 through April 2011 – totaled 698, up 19 percent from 585 sales during the previous 12-month period, according to the latest data from real estate information company Chandler Reports, www.chandlerreports.com. Commercial real estate sales numbers reflect office, industrial and retail real estate.
When best-selling author Richard Florida visited Memphis recently, he spelled out to a room full of artists the formula for building a city's creative class – attract, retain and engage talent.
Boyle Investment Co. received Land Conservationist of the Year at the 46th Annual Tennessee Wildlife Federation Conservation Achievement Awards April 19 in Nashville.
Several nominees have emerged for Economic Development Growth Engine, the new economic development board created to guide the city and county's efforts.
Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell and Memphis Mayor AC Wharton Jr. will seek approval to appoint the following:
The Memphis Area Association of Realtors' Commercial Council is often the first trade organization that comes to mind when considering the local commercial real estate industry.
Something perhaps less commonplace, however, is the history of the group's founders, and their vision to connect professionalism with the community.
One of Memphis' most celebrated fried chicken eateries is in the pipeline for a long-time vacant East Memphis parcel.
Construction is under way for a new custom-designed Gus's "World Famous Fried Chicken" at 730 S. Mendenhall Road, at the "Y" where Mendenhall and Mount Moriah split just south of Poplar Avenue.
Memphis Defense Depot – the 4.2 million-square-foot industrial park and former Army base just north of Memphis International Airport – is back on the market.
Once sold, the property will return to the city and county tax base and deliver anticipated tax revenue of approximately $1 million annually, making it one of the more successful national Army base closures.
One of the Memphis region's most celebrated fried chicken eateries is in the pipeline for a long-time vacant East Memphis parcel.
Construction is under way for a new custom-designed Gus's "World Famous Fried Chicken" at 730 S. Mendenhall Road, at the "Y" on Mendenhall just south of Poplar Avenue. It is between The Half Shell and Gibson's Donuts.
After years of Five Guys Burgers and Fries having a presence in the Nashville and Knoxville areas, the chain is setting up shop in one of Memphis' most densely populated areas.
Jubilee Restaurant Group LLC, owner of the franchise, signed a 2,882-square-foot lease in Primacy Place, 1615 Ridgeway Road.
A city's commercial real estate market tends to mirror the local economy.
CRE, as the market is often abbreviated, can serve as barometer of sorts for an area's business climate and also play a critical role in enhancing its economic development efforts.
Memphis has long been a real estate town.
Family names like Belz, Boyle, Clark, Fogelman, Loeb, Snowden and Wilkinson – to name a few – have become synonymous not only with local commercial and industrial development but also with the city's business fortunes and cultural identity.
Boyle Investment Co. has made its first Memphis acquisition since setting up its Midsouth Capital Fund I LLC by acquiring a significant amount of Belz Enterprises Inc.'s interest in Germantown Village Square Shopping Center.
Boyle Investment Co. has announced the formation of Midsouth Capital Fund I LLC, which is targeting $80 million in real estate investment opportunities throughout the Mid-south region, with a special focus on Memphis and Nashville. Additional markets include Kentucky, north and central Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas.
Perhaps more than any other commercial real estate sector, the retail market is braced for positive change in 2011.
Turnaround is certainly on the minds of retailers and retail landlords, who have seen 7.5 million jobs lost since the end of 2007.
Aces A/C Supply North has recently signed two leases in the region – one in Memphis and one in Jackson, Tenn.
Carrollton, Texas-based Aces, a representative of American Standard Heating and Air Conditioning, is a wholesaler of air conditioning and equipment and parts.
Bradley Wilford knew from a young age that he wanted to work in the real estate industry, although he saw himself as more of a general contractor.
"As a kid, I liked building stuff and playing in the dirt," he said.
A new pet hospital is among the most recent tenants at The Corner Shops of Canada Road.
The Lakeland Pet Hospital signed a new 3,850-square-foot lease in the 32,500-square-foot center, at the northwest corner of U.S. 64 and Canada Road in Lakeland.
Circa by John Bragg restaurant plans to open its East Memphis location at Regalia shopping center, Boyle Investment Co. recently announced.
Nature enthusiasts and conservation supporters are getting set for the second annual Wolf River Day exposition Saturday at the Vollintine-Evergreen Greenline, 620 N. Avalon St., in Midtown.
Developers and homebuilders in South Fayette County have rolled out the red carpet for potential buyers by launching a home show that features more than 20 houses in Rossville and Piperton.
Since there were no plans for a fall Vesta Home Show, organizers of the 2010 South Fayette County Parade of Homes felt it would be a great opportunity to showcase their homes – and further appeal to prospects by highlighting the county's low property tax.
A forested tract of land along the Wolf River once slated for development has been spared the chainsaws and will instead be set aside as a nature preserve.
Boyle Investment Co. has given the Wolf River Conservancy 290 acres of pristine land north of the river in Memphis' annexation reserve area about halfway between Germantown Parkway and Houston Levee Road.
The Memphis Area Association of Realtors Commercial Council held its annual board of directors meeting Thursday, approving three new members for its 2011 board.
Greg deWitt of Grubb & Ellis Co. will take over one of the council's director seats next year before becoming the council's vice president in 2012. He will inherit the seat occupied by John Mercer of Highwoods Properties in 2011.
Debra Czestochowski has joined Levitt Shell as the organization's first development director.
Hometown: Macomb, Ill.Education: B.A. in English, University of IllinoisWork experience: More than 30 years advancing nonprofit organizations in higher education and the performing arts, including a decade with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra before joining the Levitt Shell staff.Family: My husband, Joseph, heads International Arts Inc., based in Chicago and Memphis. Our son, Stefan, is a professional musician preparing for medical school. He lives in Chicago.Favorite quote: "A good idea doesn't care where it came from." From Jeff Sanford, wise Memphian and fellow Midwesterner.Who has had the greatest influence on you? My Grandpa Kindred, who raised his siblings and built a farm for his family and was the kindest man I have known. No one could have had a more perfect surname.What drew you to the Levitt Shell? The irresistible opportunity to join those who have regenerated a Memphis treasure in order to build community and diversity through free music and education.What do you consider your greatest professional accomplishments? Reaching fundraising goals is deeply satisfying, but it is most significant to me to achieve those goals via servant leadership, which focuses on facilitating the progress of others. I thank Leadership Memphis for acquainting me with the literature in this field.What do you most enjoy about your work? I enjoy the creativity and commitment of those around me – staff, board and volunteers. I enjoy the expressions on the faces of those who gather for each concert. I enjoy seeing families together, children dancing and musicians absorbing the energy of the experience as they perform. An evening at the Levitt Shell is joyful. It is what this world should be.
Russell Bloodworth, executive vice president of Boyle Investment Co., has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Memphis Chapter of Lambda Alpha International, the land economics society.
889 Ridge Lake BoulevardMemphis, TN 38120Loan Amount: $6.9 Million
Loan Date: July 19, 2010Maturity Date: Jan. 1, 2020Borrower: Boyle-889 RLB PartnershipLender: Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Boyle Investment Co. has filed a $6.9 million deed of trust, security agreement, absolute assignment of leases and rents and fixture filing on the office building it owns at 889 Ridge Lake Boulevard in East Memphis.
Moya Fulbright-Dent has been named to the First Tennessee Bank private client team.
Hometown: Hot Springs, Ark.Education: B.S. in finance, University of Memphis; MBA, Union UniversityWork Experience: Eight years at American Express Financial Advisors; six and a half years in banking, five at First TennesseeFamily: Husband and college sweetheart, Daniel; and two-year-old son, Colin.Favorite quote: "Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul – and sings the tunes without the words – and never stops at all." – Emily DickinsonWho has had the greatest influence on you? The two people who have influenced me most are my mother and my first boss, Harish Vishria. By example, my mom instilled a work ethic, mental toughness and positive attitude that has gotten me through every experience in my life. (Vishria) taught me the difference between a dream and a goal and gave me the ability to teach others how to achieve their dreams by setting goals.Why did you pursue a career in financial services? As a child, I saw firsthand the difference asset management can make in not only one person's life but that of a whole multigenerational family. When I was about 10 years old, two older family members passed away. I learned at that early age how difficult it can be to struggle with the emotional and financial challenges that can come with a loss in a family. I saw then how important it is to be prepared for life's uncertainties so that one can make the right choices.What do you consider your greatest professional accomplishments? I consider the everyday difference I am able to make in my clients' lives my greatest accomplishment.What do you most enjoy about your work? Each person's financial situation is different. When I chose to major in business instead of art or literature, I thought I was giving up the chance to use my creativity. I have found that developing a plan for an individual, a family, or a business takes just as much creativity as writing a novel or painting a picture.
Glankler Brown PLLC, a law firm that has been a Downtown mainstay for nearly a century, won't renew its lease at One Commerce Square and will move to East Memphis.
The firm on Friday announced a 10-year, 32,000-square-foot lease with Highwoods Properties at Triad Centre I at Poplar Avenue and Shady Grove Road near Interstate 240, in the heart of the most desirable office corridor in town.


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Montreal, November 3 – The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) recognized organizations and individuals who have worked to advance the Canadian wind energy industry during its gala Awards Banquet yesterday as part of its 26th annual Conference and Exhibition.
Awards were presented in four categories: Individual Leadership, Group Leadership, the R.J. Templin Award for scientific, technical, engineering work and the Friend of Wind award.
CanWEA award winners for 2010 are:
Individual Leadership Award: John and Ross Keating
John Keating is the former CEO of Canadian Hydro Developers, Inc., a company he co-founded in 1989 with his brother Ross Keating, who for many years was the President and Chief Operating Officer. Canadian Hydro was solely focused on low-impact electric power generation in Canada. At the time it was acquired by TransAlta Corporation in October 2009, with assets valued at $1.64 billion, Canadian Hydro was Canada's largest and most successful pure-play renewable energy developer.
Group Leadership Award: The Wind Energy TechnoCentre
The Wind Energy TechnoCentre is a not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to contribute to the development of an industrial wind energy network in Québec, able to compete on North American and world stages, while positioning the Gaspé Peninsula and Magdalen Islands as being central to this emerging niche of Québec's economy. The Wind Energy TechnoCentre has four principal areas of endeavour: technical assistance for businesses, applied research, economic development and communication/events.
R.J. Templin Award: Liuchen Chang
Dr. Liuchen Chang has been key in the establishment of the University of New Brunswick's Department of Engineering, Test Facility for Wind and Solar Energy Conversion Systems.
Dr. Chang was instrumental in establishing the NSERC Wind Energy Strategic Network (WESNet), Canada's nation-wide wind energy research collective and multi-partner alliance that includes leading researchers from 16 Canadian universities in six provinces.
Friend of Wind Award : Garry Matthews
Garry Matthews was a teacher, a farmer, and a municipal visionary. He played a leadership role in embracing new opportunities for Melancthon township in Ontario and saw the potential for personal and municipal benefits from wind energy. He was at the helm during Ontario's early wind energy developments in area and was named Dufferin Newsmaker of the Year in 2005 for his involvement in wind power.
Sadly, Mr. Matthews passed away on September 27th, 2010. His dedication to community, his leadership, and his commitment to building a cleaner future for our children will never be forgotten.
"We are proud to recognize this year's award winners for their contributions to the wind energy industry in Canada," said CanWEA President Robert Hornung. "Their efforts and achievements have helped ensure that Canada's wind energy industry is well on its way to reaching its goal of providing 20 per cent of the country's electricity needs by 2025."
About CanWEA: CanWEA is the voice of Canada's wind energy industry, actively promoting the responsible and sustainable growth of wind energy on behalf of its more than 450 members. A national non-profit association, CanWEA serves as Canada's leading source of credible information about wind energy and its social, economic and environmental benefits. The report WindVision 2025 – A Strategy for Québec is available at the following address: http://www.canwea.ca/windvision_quebec_e.php
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The Apple Online Store is down and while normally Wednesday night would trigger "it's just maintenance" mode in me, there are announced products still awaiting "go live" status like the white iPhone 4! Seriously, though, that's delayed until the end of the year but there's still the 27" LED display, and all sorts of rumors about new Apple TV/iTV and 7" iPads that it's worth taking the gamble on a post.
Of course new iOS-related hardware is usually preceded by Steve Jobs showing it off on stage, so the odds of anything really surprising are low, low, low, but give us your best guess anyway.
Will there be anything new when the Apple Store comes back up, and what?
Updated: Nothing, it turns out.
Well I'm curious. Have to see tomorrow. Might just be maintenance given their recent bug w/the forums though.
hmm...looks new...
You can go to apple.com and look at the "mac" section on the menubar.... you can navigate the products and bypass the sticky note... I think its just the cinema displays...nothing else looks new
Probably looking for more cart apps from their administrator.
I love Apple products as much as the next nerd on this website, but why do you get excited when the Apple Online Store is down? If there was something new, I'm sure we'd know about it before it goes into the store. Mass hysteria over nothing.
who cares? Is there really nothing else going on in life that we need to monitor Apple's website by the second?
@Rags, we didn't know that they were releasing the Magic Trackpad until it went live in the Apple Store.
I notice one difference. The "buy a mac, get a free ipod touch offer has a sticky on top of it that reads "offer ends 9.7.10. So based on previous years, new iPod Touch will launch 9/8? Maybe thats been there for a while so I'm not sure
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