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7:50am Thursday 6th December 2012 in Local
STUDENT Rosie Paley, from Halesowen College, won praise from TV and sports stars during an award ceremony for the Encephalitis Society after coming runner-up in a national competition.
The 17-year-old hairdressing student was shortlisted from 90 people after writing a poem and completing art work to show how the condition, which causes acute inflammation of the brain, has affected her life. She came runner-up in the art category with her work called Expressions of Encephalitis.
Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington, Emmerdale actor Matthew Bose and Coronation Street actor Bill Ward were all in London to attend the charity event at the H10 Hotel in Waterloo.
Proud mum Helen Paley said: "All the stars spent a lot of time with Rosie praising her poem and art work.
"We were both absolutely delighted when she was named runner-up and it is also a great way of highlighting and raising awareness of her condition."
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People who go to church on Sunday are used to hearing a challenging message from the pastor in the pulpit, but Tuesday in Concord it was the pastors who heard the challenge.
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Cooperative Christian Ministries says it's being stretched thin by the growing needs of food and shelter in Cabarrus and southern Rowan Counties.Out of work and disabled, Sherry's Ridenhour's plight is not that unusual..."I mean some days I don't know how I'm going to eat," Ridenhour told WBTV. "I come and get food or like today I need medicine, I need my diabetes medicine and they'll probably help me get it."In a county where unemployment is at its highest rate in 20 years, Cooperative Christian Ministries provides groceries, in a county where on average there are 4.4 home foreclosures per day, CCM is providing shelter.But right now, it's not enough. "A teenage girl and her mother who are having to sleep in a car," Director Ed Hosack said. "Imagine a teenage girl having to prepare herself for school in a convenience store restroom and then going to school and trying to hide that from her friends." Hosack is the director of CCM. He came to CCM when he lost his job at Pillowtex ten years ago. But today he was challenging pastors from churches in Cabarrus and southern Rowan to partner with CCM to meet the growing need."Friends, it's not a sin to be in need, but I do believe it's a sin to see the need and have the ability to do something and do nothing," Dr. Rick Ross of Concord First Assembly noted. Why are the needs so great?The area hasn't completely recovered from the Pillowtex closure, that was 4600 local jobs gone in one day, but in a way, it happened again eight years later."The net effect from job loss from 2008 to 2010, the number of jobs lost in that period was equivalent, actually slightly larger, than the one time job loss at Pillowtex," Hosack added. "We continue to set records every month in our food pantries. The need for supplementing family budgets and provide food to feed children and feed seniors is tremendous."There may be fewer smokestacks, but there are plenty of steeples. CCM partners with about one hundred churches now, but there are more than 300 in the area. The meeting this morning was about recruiting partners, putting aside denominational differences and working for a common goal. "Unless we come together and accomplish something as a unique group of people, we'll never accomplish what God wants us to accomplish in this area," Ross addedAnd without it, many say they wouldn't know where to turn."I don't know what I would do. If it wasn't here I wouldn't know how I would make it, some days I just don't know what I would do," added Sherry Ridenhour.Between the four food pantries and mobile food sites, CCM gives out more than one million pounds of food per year. It also operates a daily soup kitchen, homeless shelters, and a job training center.To volunteer or donate to CCM, contact the office at 246 Country Club Drive in Concord. The number is 704-786-4709.
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jungle wrote:Maybe a multi-storey next to the rail line, but even that far out, ground-level parking would be a scandalous use of the site.
Now remind me, do we need a site for a conference centre that is located close to the rail line, has easy access to the city's ring road network and is within walking distance (just about:rolleyes: ) of the city centre...
Pug wrote:ah! indeed, well spotted. Would be good then to put a pedestrian bridge from there over to the other side of the river leading to the large 5 star hotel adjacent to the brand new 35,000 seater multi sports discipline / concert venue formerly known as Pairc Ui Chaoimh (now known as Roy Keane Stadium).
Pug wrote:go on democracy, looking forward to see which councillors are appointed that we didnt get a chance to vote for .
Pug wrote:Digressing from property slightly to prove my point
PJ Sheehans son wants to be appointed as a councillor
Michael McGraths brother Seamus apparently wants to be one and
one of Christy O Sullivans relatives is tipped
never heard of any of them, i think its an appaling rule that they can just get parachuted in
jungle wrote:I can understand the reason for it. The response to a bye-election for a local authority seat is likely to be a very low turnout.
However, I think the system should be like the European elections in that your replacement should be nominated at the time you run. At least that way they have some kind of mandate.
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Ciaran Lynch of Labour proposed a Motion last January calling for a study into the feasability of a municipal stadium. I know Ciaran has moved onto bigger and better things but this Motion needs to be followed up. Anyone any idea where it is at? I've e-mailed Ciaran Lynch already asking him to see that his co-opted successor doesn't lose sight of this issue.
kite wrote:South Docks Local Area Plan (Draft, June 2007)
5.3 With regard to ground contamination, landowners are responsible for remediation of their own sites. ?
Pug wrote:ok - so CCC could surely hint strongly that no planning to be granted to the landowners on any other sites they own in the docklands until they lodge a satisfactory application to start moving the sites? I mean, the CCC arent going to grant planning for anything other than clean up to those sites anyway so why should they affect the landowners around them?
jungle wrote:The docklands can be cleaned up though and it's better to deal with it now than have the problem come back and bite us later.
In theory, a high density brownfield site should be exactly the type of development the Greens like, although I can't help but notice that most greens I know live in rural areas and drive gas-guzzlers.
Regardless, it looks like they won't be in government anyway.
I wonder if we have the same problem out at the pitches on the Carrigrohane Straight?
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The Rose house is unlike any other home for vacation rental it is not only 5 minutes away from all major studios it is 10 minutes from Hollywood and highland as well as Manns Chinese and shop shop shopping till you are dropping. The home is a compound of its own and private with guesthouse in the back which is not included. included are 4 bedrooms, one master bedroom with private bath and Jacuzzi tub and double headed shower and steam room, as well as TV in bathroom and 42 TV in master bedroom with surround sound system and super comfy cal king bed. jr suite has queen size bed of its own and bath and walk-in closet cedar lined as are all closets. the main room has 18 foot vaulted ceiling and a 50 inch TV and surround sound system with DVD, CD, DVR with Uverse and HBO, Cinemax, TMC, Starz, Showtime, Encore and on demand as well with HD channels. The kitchen is gourmets dream with commercial grade fridge and Viking stove with speakers for music. the other two bedrooms are very comfortable and have walk in closets that are cedar lined.
Intercom throughout 2700 sqft home and WiFi throughout home and even reaches in the outdoor living room were there is a 37 inch LCD TV and fireplace and trickling fountains as well as outdoor chess or checker board a la New York park to enjoy and Thermador BBQ and Viking wok and Del-Field fridge for outdoor cooking and to work it all off there is a basketball court with a plexi back board. There is much to do hiking Hollywood hills (you never know who you will see) as well as Griffith Park hiking, museums, golf, or just people watch or just relax with the rose house you really don't have to go anywhere. linens and beds are luxurious and you are always welcomed!
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Fall rate 9/1 - 11/30 $299.00 per night with a 3 night minimum.
Winter rate 12/1 - 2/28 $275.00 per night with a 3 night minimum.
Spring rate 3/1 - 4/30 $325.00 per night with a 3 night minimum.
Summer rate 5/1 - 8/31 $350.00 per night with a 3 night minimum.
Holidays require a 5-7 night minimum. $15.00 per night pet fee.
A cleaning fee of $190.00 will be added to your total stay
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Osama Bin Laden visited the Jamat e Islami Headquarters in Mansoora, Lahore, Pakistan. Most of the top terrorists of Al Qaeda were arrested from the residences of Jamat e Islami officials. They have been supporting, harbouring, funding and hiding terrorists in Pakistan. Their links with the terrorists and extremists are not new. Jamat e Islami is involved in terrorism not only at the Pakistanin soil, but from India to Afghanistan, from China to Algeria, from Uzbekistan to Sudan, and the list goes on. They are the most potent threat to the Enlightened, Moderate and Progressive Pakistan. They introduced weapons in Educational Institutions, used seminaries for extremism and polluted the Pakistani Society. Beware of them and condemn their terrorist activities. Lets Make PAKISTAN A Better Place To Live
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WHITEWATER, Wisc., March 25, 2007 – Three individuals representing Springfield College earned All-America status at the NCGA Women's Gymnastics Championships at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater this past weekend (Mar. 23-24).
Anyone finishing in the Top Six as individuals became a First Team All-American. Anyone finishing seventh to 12th as individuals became a Second Team All-American. The top 14 finishers from Friday night's competition advanced to compete on Saturday.
Freshman Audrey Lastra (New Milford, Conn.) became a three-time First Team All-American. She finished sixth in the All-Around on Friday night (when that competition was determined) with a score of 37.375. Then on Saturday, she finished third in the balance beam with a score of 9.525. She also finished fifth in the uneven parallel bars with a score of 9.375.
In the vault, sophomore Jackie Mazzola (Framingham, Mass.) finished tied for fifth with a score of 9.475, thus becoming a First Team All-American. Sophomore Kristin Fairburn (Salem, N.H.) finished 11th in the uneven parallel bars with a score of 9.150, thus becoming a Second Team All-American.
Just missing out on All-American status was junior Cara Chadbourne (New Salem, Mass.), who finished 13th in the floor exercise with an 8.800.
Springfield went to Wisconsin-Whitewater with eight competitors. Also competing for SC on Friday night (but not advancing) was freshman Jeanna Bradle (New Milford, Conn.) in the bars, senior Keriann Hart (Hanover, Mass.) and freshman Alex Ploenes (Fletcher, N.C.) in the beam, and senior Heather Tuden (Londonderry, N.H.) in the floor exercise.


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Queen's medical school first in Canada to use new ultrasound technology
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"The next generation of physicians are wired, gadget savvy and comfortable with technological advances," says Amer Johri, Director, Adult Congenital Heart Disease Clinic Cardiology Division. "We have no doubt this technology will alter how physicians conduct physical exams, enhancing the care they provide to their communities and patients."
An ultrasound has traditionally been delivered by a large machine by highly skilled operators. The development of handheld ultrasound (HHU) devices in recent years has allowed physicians to take a limited image scan, which helps them make quicker diagnoses and speed up treatment.
"The ultrasound specialists at Queen's University are well ahead of the curve, guiding the use of this technology and expanding it to benefit the community," says Dr. Johri
Other university medical schools have expressed a desire to learn more about the ways Queen's has integrated HHU training into the undergraduate medical curriculum. Dr. Johri will present information on Queen's
Over the last 2 years, the Cardiovascular Imaging Network at Queen's (CINQ) has offered medical students an opportunity to acquire hand held ultrasound skills during a summer elective, during the school year as an elective and has also used the technology as a teaching tool for anatomy lessons. Programs involving training of internal medicine residents are also underway. This innovative approach to learning is supported by top administrators at Queen's (Dr. Anthony Sanfilippo) and driven by enthusiastic medical students (Curtis Nickel, Thomas Cawthorn, William Reginald, and Patrick Murphy).


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Gabe Arnold joined NEEP in April 2014 to manage NEEP's emerging technologies initiatives. Gabe is the lead Project Manager for NEEPs Commercial Advanced Lighting Controls (CALC) project, a demonstration and deployment initiative for Advanced Lighting Controls. He also provides technical and strategic support to the DesignLights Consortium and supports NEEP's efforts with appliance standards and other emerging technologies. Gabe has more than 15 years' experience in the energy efficiency industry as a lighting designer, a designer and implementer of utility energy efficient lighting programs, and most recently as a consultant working with governments, utilities, and advocacy groups on energy efficiency programs and policies. Gabe has delivered more than 100 workshops at local and national conferences on diverse topics such as efficient lighting technologies, lighting market strategies, and energy codes.
Gabe has served as a Member of the Board of the National Council for Qualifications of Lighting Professionals (NCQLP) and Co-Chair of the DesignLights Consortium Steering Committee. Gabe is Lighting Certified by the NCQLP, a Registered Professional Engineer in the state of Vermont, and a Certified Energy Manager by the Association of Energy Engineers. Gabe has a B.S. in Engineering from Colorado School of Mines.
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Prior to joining NEEP, Samantha worked on environmental policy issues at Worldwatch Institute in Washington, D.C. and at the Environmental Defense Fund in New York City. In May of 2012 she was published in the Journal of Environmental Science and Policy for her research on nitrogen pollution reduction. Her undergraduate degree is in Environmental Science from Cornell University.
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he holds a Juris Doctor, Master of Environmental Law & Policy, and Energy Law Certificate from Vermont Law School, and has passed the New York and Massachusetts bar exams.
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Lisa Cascio joined NEEP in October 2013 as its Public Relations Manager. In this role, she is responsible for designing and implementing a public relations plan that promotes NEEP's mission and activities across multiple channels, including traditional media, social media, website, public speaking opportunities, and events. As part of the Strategic Marketing and Communications Team, Lisa brings visibility to NEEP's work to accelerate energy efficiency in homes, buildings, and industry in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region.
Lisa has been in the PR industry since 1996, working in college athletics, higher education, and non-profit. Most recently, she was the Director of Marketing and Communications at Susan G. Komen Massachusetts. Lisa has a B.A. in English from The College of the Holy Cross and an M.A. in Administrative Studies from Boston College.
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Since founding NEEP in 1996, Sue Coakley has served as Executive Director and a member of the Board of Directors. She provides strategic direction for NEEP's development, management and operations, and manages relationships with NEEP's broad base of funders. In her role, she advocates for state policies and cutting edge programs and technologies to accelerate energy efficiency.
Prior to NEEP, she was the lead staff on energy efficiency at the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. She has also served as an expert witness and directed collaborative efforts to develop, implement and evaluate ratepayer-funded energy efficiency programs. She began her career in clean energy solutions in the early 1980's when she helped to bring online one of the first commercial landfill gas to energy facilities in the country.
Known as a champion of collaboration and for her expertise in energy efficiency policies and strategies, she is a frequent speaker at national and regional forums, and serves on the Boards of several non-profit organizations.
She holds a master's degree in natural resource management and administration from Antioch/New England Graduate School and a bachelor's degree in environmental science from Windham College.
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In his role in NEEP's Public Policy team, Josh Craft conducts research on energy efficiency policy and assists in NEEP's efforts to inform policymakers of the role of energy efficiency to meet public policy goals, including those within economic, environmental and energy system platforms.
Josh joins NEEP from Americans for Campaign Reform in Concord, N.H., where he served as a legislative assistant, supporting the group's policy research and outreach. He previously served as a public policy specialist with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) in Washington, D.C., where he managed advocacy efforts on energy and environmental policy for ASME's members nationally.
A native of Pennsylvania and a resident of Somerville, Mass., he holds a bachelors in history from Davidson College and a masters in American history from Brandeis University.
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Laura De Angelo joined NEEP in September 2009 as the Development Manager. She manages NEEP's Partners Program; provides support for grant research, writing, and reporting; and develops plans for sponsorship and project underwriting.
Prior to joining NEEP, she worked for the Encyclopedia of Earth, first as an editorial assistant and then as the Managing Editor.
Laura graduated from the Center for Energy and Environmental Studies at Boston University with a bachelor of arts (cum laude) in environmental policy and analysis and a master of arts in energy and environmental analysis.
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As NEEP's Marketing Communications Manager, Alicia Dunn designs and develops marketing collateral that effectively describe and promote NEEP's brand and its activities. In addition to producing materials for all of NEEP's events, Alicia works closely with the organization's business areas to research and develop content for brochures, fact sheets, newsletters and other reports that accurately reflect NEEP's accomplishments while promoting energy efficiency initiatives and policies in the Northeast. Prior to joining NEEP Alicia worked in investor relations at Econergy International, a publicly listed renewable energy developer. She holds a BA in Political Science from Bates College.
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Natalie Hildt Treat manages NEEP's efforts to track and support energy efficiency policy initiatives at the state, regional and federal levels. As part of the Public Policy group, Natalie works to advance a clear and compelling case for continued public support of energy efficiency policies and programs through legislative and regulatory initiatives.
Prior to joining NEEP in 2009, Natalie was employed by National Grid as a Senior Communications Specialist, promoting electric and gas efficiency programs in New England and New York. She first joined National Grid/KeySpan in 2006 as a Residential Efficiency Program Manager. Natalie has had extensive public policy experience, beginning as a Program and Outreach Coordinator with 20/20 Vision in Washington, D.C., continuing as Associate Director of the Appliance Standards Awareness Project (ASAP), and later as Director of Community Development for Congressman John F. Tierney (MA-06). In addition, Natalie worked for Energy and Resource Solutions (ERS) where she contributed to a variety of energy efficiency programs, including building energy code training and as project coordinator for the Efficiency Maine commercial and industrial program.
Natalie holds a B.A. in Environment and Public Policy from Connecticut College and an M.A. in Communications Management from Emerson College.
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Jon manages NEEP's initiatives focused on efficient commercial lighting and efficient packaged HVAC systems. In his capacity as the Commcerical Programs manager, he coordinates advisory groups for each initiative, organizes information exchange events and manages joint regional contractors for program implementation and for topic-specific research. He has also managed NEEP's initiatives for efficiency in industrial motors and for whole building energy performance.
Jon has made his living in the energy efficiency field since 1980. He has worked in facilities management at Colby College, electric utility fields at Central Maine Power Co. in engineering, customer services, marketing and efficiency programs. He has functioned as operations officer and business development manager for a small energy services company and has provided independent consulting services to utilities and other program managers from northern New England to eastern Australia.
Jon is a licensed professional engineer and member of the American Society for Heating, Refrigeration and Air conditioning Engineers and the American Society for Mechanical Engineers. Jon is also a Board member for the National Council for Quality Lighting Professionals.
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Dave oversees NEEP's Market Strategies team, which is currently focused on Residential Lighting, Business and Consumer Electronics, Emerging Technologies and Appliance Standards. In this capacity, Dave provides strategic direction for the teams' development, management and integration with other NEEP teams. Dave also serve as a member of NEEP's Senior Management Team.
Dave first joined NEEP as an intern in 2006, eventually becoming a Residential Program Associate on what was then the Regional Initiatives team. He took on the duties of Manager of the Appliance Standards project in 2008, eventually focusing fulltime on this project, before returning to a more direct role to support the Retail Products team within Market Strategies in 2011.
In 2013, as Senior Program Manager, Dave continued to work across the Appliance Standards Project and Market Strategies Team, leading the development of market transformation strategy reports. NEEP's Market Strategy Reports provide regional guidance on how to best accelerate market adoption of specified products throughout the region. Between 2012 and 2013, the Market Strategies team developed Regional Strategy reports for Residential Lighting, Business and Consumer Electrics, Heat Pump Water Heaters and Air-Source Heat Pumps.
Dave began his professional career as a high school math teacher in Boston. Prior to joining NEEP, Dave also spent two seasons living in Aspen, CO working as the Manager of the Annabelle Inn. His undergraduate degree is in physics from Middlebury College.
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Cecily assists NEEP's administration and operation of the Regional Evaluation, Measurement & Verification (EM&V) Forum.
Prior to joining NEEP, Cecily worked as the Conservation Programs Associate for the Minnesota Land Trust where she assisted with land protection projects, administered the volunteer program, and managed conservation easement stewardship activities. She also played a key role in the Minnesota Land Trust's successful application to become one of the first accredited Land Trusts in the country.
Cecily has also worked for the Planning Department in the City of Hastings, Minnesota and for the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, DC. Cecily holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Carleton College and a master's degree in urban and regional planning from the University of Minnesota.
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Bob joined NEEP in June 2011 as the Director of Financial and Administrative Services. In that capacity Bob is responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining all of NEEP's business functions including finance, administrative and HR functions. An accomplished executive with broad-based management experience, Bob has been instrumental in leading growth and development as chief operating officer, chief financial officer, and director of finance and administration. Prior to joining NEEP he worked with a number of small companies consulting and assisting in business development, growth, and acquisition strategies. Bob received his MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and a BS from Tufts College of Engineering.
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Julie Michals directs NEEP's project to scope, develop and launch a three-year plan for a Northeast Evaluation, Measurement and Verification (EM&V) Forum to develop common protocols to measure, verify, track and report energy savings and related costs and emission impacts from demand resources. Previously, Julie served as NEEP's Public Policy Outreach Manager for six years.
Prior to NEEP, Julie was Senior Policy Analyst at the Massachusetts Division of Energy Resources (DOER) where she researched, analyzed and developed policy recommendations for DOER on a broad range of energy efficiency issues, and developed annual energy efficiency reports to the legislature on ratepayer-funded energy efficiency activities. Prior to DOER, Julie worked for Tellus Institute performing research on electric utility restructuring issues with a focus on environmental and consumer protection concerns. Julie holds a bachelor's degree in business economics from the University of California at Santa Barbara, and a master's degree in energy and environmental analysis from the Center for Energy & Environmental Studies at Boston University.
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Claire Miziolek joined NEEP in early 2013 as the Residential Program Manager. In this role, she is a member of the Market Strategies team and is working to speed the use of high efficiency products. Claire is managing the Business and Consumer Electronics strategy and also supports the Retail Products Initiative. She is working to develop strategies and recommendations to decrease the amount of energy homes and businesses use on electronics such as televisions, computers, and set top boxes. By changing individual behavior and promoting high efficiency products, the Northeast has the opportunity to be a national leader in Business and Consumer Electronics energy savings.
Prior to joining NEEP, Claire was the Education + Outreach Programs Manager at GTECH Strategies, a non-profit social enterprise in Pittsburgh, PA. In this role, Claire helped lead community and regional energy efficiency and environmental initiatives including the county-wide ReEnergizePgh campaign. She is originally from Baltimore, MD. Claire holds a BA in Economics and Psychology from Cornell University.
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Jim O'Reilly oversees NEEP's policy outreach and implementation efforts to develop and provide information to key audiences, maintain relationships with NEEP sponsors and partners, and manage NEEP's strategic communications to build public support for energy efficiency.
Previously, Jim was Account Director for Virtual, Inc., a public relations and management consulting firm. He has also served as Director of Public Information for the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance; Director of Public Affairs for the Greater Boston Real Estate Board; and Managing Editor for the Marlboro Enterprise/Hudson Daily Sun newspapers. He received his bachelor's degree in political science from The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass.
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John assists with all web-based marketing efforts, strategic marketing implementation, website publishing schedules and actively supports elevating and promoting project areas through project specific branding. John works closely with the Marketing Communications Manager and the Public Relations Manager to increase NEEP's visibility through digital communications portals. John also manages NEEP's blog, EnergyEfficiencyMatters, creates original content and assists staff in their own creative writing processes.
Before NEEP, John interned with Degrees2Dreams, a Boston start-up focusing on leveraging social media and brands to achieve high levels of exposure, recognition, and success. He also composed and edited articles for EcoRI News in Providence on subjects including renewable energies and sustainable practices. John holds a B.S. in Resource Economics and Management and Writing from the University of Rhode Island.
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Fritzi Pieper assists with member services and marketing/communications needs for the DesignLights Consortium® (DLC) Qualified Product List (QPL) , a NEEP project which lists high quality commercial LED lighting products based on strict energy efficiency qualification specifications. Fritzi joined NEEP the summer of 2012 and develops marketing collateral to effectively promote the DLC brand. In addition, she overseas DLC's media relations and produces content for social media outlets and the website, ensuring DLC's message is communicated effectively through regional and national press, and online media portals. Fritzi closely interacts with and recruits new DLC members and has helped organize the 2012 and 2013 DLC Stakeholder Meeting.
Fritzi holds a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Environmental Studies from Tufts University.
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Darren is charged with developing and implementing policy strategies for the advancement of the Northeast regions adoption of, and compliance with, progressive building energy codes. Additionally, Darren advocates for policies to rate and disclose building energy performance.
Prior to joining NEEP Darren was the Green Building Administrator and Green Code Specialist for the State of New Jersey. Nationally, he serves as an appointed member on several code and standards making committees including, the International Green Construction Code (IGCC) and ASHRAE 189.1.
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Irina Rasputnis assists with the management of the DesignLights Consortium Qualified Product List , a NEEP project which lists high quality commercial LED lighting products based on strict energy efficiency qualification specifications. Irina joined NEEP in the summer of 2010 as an intern, working on deployment initiatives for residential programs. In the fall of 2010, she helped research and build the Massachusetts Clean Energy Careers Training & Education Online Directory . Irina is now a full-time associate with many responsibilities including but not limited to member recruitment, contract and grant management, and general administration of the DLC QPL. Irina holds a B.S. in chemical engineering from Northeastern University and is currently pursuing an M.A. in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning at Tufts University.
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As Building Energy Technical Associate, Kevin Rose provides technical guidance to NEEP's Building Codes team and helps to promote energy efficiency in buildings throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Prior to joining NEEP, Kevin worked as an Energy Auditor for Integral Building & Design, where he assisted in the modeling, testing, and rating of high performance residential buildings in New York state. He holds professional certifications with BPI and RESNET, and in 2011 he was published in the Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management for his research on applying game theory techniques to environmental policy-making. Kevin holds a B.A. in Engineering Studies and a B.S. in Mathematics from Lafayette College.
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Carolyn Sarno manages NEEP's Northeast High Performance School Exchange and oversees NEEP's Building Energy Codes Project. She assists states to adopt and implement advanced building design policies by providing training and information, responding to requests for information, conducting research, preparing materials and technical guidelines, and connecting groups with the experience and results of others working towards similar goals. Carolyn also cultivates and maintains relationships with states, project underwriters and other key stakeholders concerned with advanced buildings. Carolyn is the Vice Chairman for the national CHPS Board of Directors, and a Certified Building Operator. She also Chairs the Town of Bedford Energy Task Force and Mass. Governor Deval Patrick's Net Zero Energy Task Force for Public Buildings.
Carolyn has over 11 years of hands on Facilities Management experience most recently with the City of Newton, Mass. where she managed and coordinated all facilities operations and maintenance activities for 85 public buildings, including 22 schools. Carolyn was responsible for developing a capital improvement plan that incorporated sustainable best practices as well as coordinating the commissioning of a 330,000 sq. ft. addition to a high school. Carolyn has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Salem State College.
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As Accounting Manager, Susan is responsible for the day to day accounting functions at NEEP. Susan works closely with the Director of Financial Operations and also provides administrative support to the Executive Director and other NEEP staff.
Susan started as a contractor in 2002. She became part of NEEP staff in the role of Accounting Manager in June of 2007.
Past work experience includes being the Accounting Manager for Diet Workshop, Inc. Prior to her employment with NEEP Susan worked as a consultant doing bookkeeping for multiple clients. Susan holds an Associate Degree from Middlesex Community College.
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As Research and Evaluation Manager, Elizabeth Titus works on the organization's efforts to coordinate and facilitate evaluation and market research activities in the region, as well as on assessments of the effectiveness of programs, policies, and technologies that advance energy efficiency.
Recently, her work has focused on the need for common measurement and verification (M&V) protocols in the Northeast, approaches to estimating market penetration of energy efficient products, and assessment of residential HVAC efficiency opportunities in the region.
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Zero Dark Thirty Takes Top Honors
Zero Dark Thirty won two awards at the annual meeting of the Utah Film Critics Association, including best picture of 2012. Zero Dark Thirty also was recognized for Jessica Chastain's female lead performance, which was shared with Jennifer Lawrence's performance in Silver Linings Playbook. Wes Anderson won best achievement in directing for the film Moonrise Kingdom, while Skyfall took honors for Roger Deakins' cinematography.
In other performance categories, Joaquin Phoenix won male lead performance for The Master. Anne Hathaway received the award for female supporting performance for Les Misérables, while Dwight Henry won male supporting performance for Beasts of the Southern Wild. Rian Johnson's original screenplay for Looper also was recognized, with Stephen Chbosky receiving adapted screenplay honors for The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
ParaNorman took honors for best animated feature. In the documentary feature category, Indie Game: The Movie was recognized, while best non-English language feature went to Headhunters.
The Utah Film Critics Association is made up of film journalists from print, online and broadcast media based in Utah. Members include: Rich Bonaduce, TheReelPlace.com; Cody Clark, Daily Herald; Luke Hickman, TheReelPlace.com/KEGA-FM; Jimmy Martin, Big Movie Mouth-Off/ SLUG Magazine; Sean P. Means, Salt Lake Tribune; Dan Metcalf, KTVX ABC-4; Andy Morgan, KNVU-AM; Ryan Michael Painter, KUTV 2; Aaron Peck, Logan Herald-Journal; Scott Renshaw, Salt Lake City Weekly; Steve Salles, Standard-Examiner (Ogden); Mike Thiriot, KTHB 94.9 FM; Tony Toscano, Talking Pictures; Jeff Michael Vice, KXRK-FM/Big Movie Mouth-Off; and Doug Wright, KSL Movie Show.
The complete list of winners and nominees follows:
2012 Utah Film Critics Association Awards
Best Picture
Winner: Zero Dark Thirty
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Best Achievement in Directing
Winner: Wes Anderson, Moonrise Kingdom
(runner-up: Kathryn Bigelow, Zero Dark Thirty)
Best Lead Performance by an Actor
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Best Adapted Screenplay
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Best Cinematography
Winner: Roger Deakins, Skyfall
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Best Documentary Feature
Winner: Indie Game: The Movie
(runner-up: The Invisible War)
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Winner: Headhunters
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The Lady Bisons had four of the top five golfers in round one and shot 325 with Arkansas-Monticello second at 363. Southern Arkansas is third at 383, and Lyon College rounds out the field at 388.
Harding sophomore Emily Plyler is in second place individually after shooting a 7-over 79. She trials Pamela Quiatchon of Arkansas-Monticello by one stroke. Harding's Brittany Marquez, the 45th-ranked player in Division II, is in third place after shooting an 80.
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NOW's Mission
The NOW mission is - To provide value in products and services that empower people to lead healthier lives. NOW Foods is an award-winning and highly respected manufacturer of vitamins, minerals, dietary supplements and natural foods.
In 1948, with the natural food and supplement industry in its infancy, entrepreneur Paul Richard paid $900 for the purchase of Fearn Soya Foods-a Chicago based manufacturer of grain and legume-based products. This began a six-decade legacy of providing health-seeking consumers with high-quality, affordable nutrition products.
History of NOW
In 1968, NOW Foods was founded under the belief that good health was not a luxury available only to the wealthy. For the past forty years, NOW has made it their life's work to offer health food and nutritional supplements of the highest quality, at prices that are fair and affordable to all those who seek them. Today, NOW Foods is one of the top-selling brands in health foods stores, an award-winning manufacturer, a respected advocate of the natural product industry, and a leader in the fields of nutritional science and methods development. And while NOW has grown considerably over the past four decades, one thing has never changed - NOW's commitment to providing products and services that empower people to lead healthier lives.
NOW Science
NOW experienced professional and technical staff formulate their products to be of the highest quality. NOW have a group of biochemists, chemists, nutritionists, and food technologists who review current science and nutritional parameters, and formulate their products to be effective for the intended use. NOW structure/function claims are based on science for active ingredients, and on nutritional science for nutritional content. Serving sizes are based on doses from clinical studies and other published data. NOW contemporary formulas are designed to meet the health and wellness needs of today's consumers. NOW use ingredients that have been tested for effectiveness in clinical trials and laboratory studies.
The heart of their science is third party independent research. NOW investigate and review clinical studies and other lab studies conducted on their ingredients and their formulas. Best science is used to support best formulations which lead to best quality.
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NOW™ Foods remains committed to its original goal – to produce the highest quality nutritional, herbal and body care products available…at prices people can afford. The company does this by sourcing our raw materials directly from the manufacturer, thereby relying less on brokers and distributors, and avoiding costly television and radio advertising. NOW Foods does not employ an outside sales force, relying instead on practical, cost-effective marketing methods such as mail promotions and no-pressure telephone sales. Its high-volume business has allowed it to build strong business ties with some of the best raw material producers in the industry. NOW Foods savings are passed on to its customers in every product it manufactures, every day.
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In order to further strengthen the BM&E organization in North America, Barco announced that effective immediately, Steve Scorse will assume duties as vice president of sales and customer service in North America.
Scorse has held increasingly important roles at Barco over the last 6 years and has been instrumental to the success and growth of the media and events business units, holding the roles of world-wide general manager, Barco Events, and more recently WW VP Sales, Barco Media & Entertainment. A graduate of the University of London, Scorse brings over 20 years of management experience in the audio visual and electronic displays industries and will assume responsibility for sales, marketing, and customer service functions for the Media and Events business units. He will relocate to Sacramento in June.
"North America is a large, dynamic and growing market that provides unique opportunities and challenges for Barco," Scorse says. "I am excited to be a part of the North American team and I will be working to further expand sales and distribution of Barco's high-performance LED, projection and image processing products."
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Fred's takes net income hit in Q3
November 20, 2012-- Home Textiles Today,
Memphis - As the result of a shift in layaway sales, higher operating expenses, and other impacts, regional discount chain Fred's Inc. reported a steep decline in its third quarter net income - down 27% to $6.6 million or 18 cents per share.
Total sales for the quarter, which ended October 27, increased 1% to $450.6 million. But comparable store sales were also a casualty, dipping 2.5%, compared with an increase of 1.5% last year.
Year-to-date net income was virtually flat - $23.1 million or 63 cents per share versus $23.6 million or 61 cents per share a year ago. Sales were up 3% to $1.422 billion, while comps decreased 0.8% versus a 0.7% increase a year ago.
Bruce A. Efird, ceo, explained 708-unit Fred's third quarter "reflected the intensely challenging retail climate we face and the effects of the brand-to-generic shift on pharmacy sales throughout the quarter. Despite this negative impact on top-line sales, our pharmacy department produced strong results for the quarter, with growth in comparable prescription counts and increased gross margins."
Still, general merchandise sales and traffic improve during the final month of the quarter, he noted, in response to our increased marketing initiatives.
Looking to the holiday season, Efird said Fred's stores are "ready and well stocked and our merchandising and marketing plans are in place to deliver great values...We believe Fred's remains well positioned for a solid finish to 2012, and that the company will continue to generate momentum in the upcoming fiscal year."
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I have finished coding my app/ Now how do I publish it. I have paid 1 euro. what should I do next
1. Go to https://publish.nokia.com/ and log in.
2. Click Create New Content
3. Select Series 40 Web App
4. Answer the questions - then fill in the details of your application, upload your wgt file and you're done!
Before submitting it to Nokia store, fill up proper details about Author name, email and version number in your config .xml (if you haven't already). Remember, when you submit wgt files to Nokia store, you can get the jar / jad files of your application at the email address given in your config.xml. You may use this jar / jar for testing.
Also if your application collects any user data, you may want to write a privacy policy on the web and link it in your application. I've seen applications being rejected for not having a privacy policy.
Once you upload the webapp to the Nokia store, it should be live in a week, if all goes well.
Good luck
Pankaj Nathani
So as Grift said you need to upload the WGT file to the Series 40 Web Apps from the content screen..why did'nt nokia have a different submission process for the Asha Apps this would be so easy for us who are new Asha Developers...I spend 30 mins on the chat with the agent and he was an idiot who was just giving me links to the Developer Guide and this and that...thanks for the answer Grift...


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As you consider starting or growing your business, you want to be sure you've got all of the information available to make your best decisions. A good starting point is the Small Business Development Centers (SBDC), described below:
Missouri Business Development Programs
Each year, Missouri Small Business Development Centers (MO SBDC) successfully assist more than 10,000 businesses. The staff is uniquely qualified to help businesses get started, develop and thrive with Missouri Business Development Programs by offering both training workshops and consulting services.
The MO SBDC web site gives you information so you can better answer the questions asked when registering your business with the various departments of the state. These resources include the following:
- The book Starting a New Business in Missouri: this provides a nice overview of many of the aspects a person should consider when going into business.
- Evaluating Your Business Idea: an excellent tool to evaluate the viability of your business idea.
- Licenses and Registration Checklist: a checklist to help you locate the various forms needed to register your business.
- Industry Specific Business Guides: provides research on some industries that are common in Missouri.
- Doing Business in Missouri: provides more in depth information on the following topics:
- Procurement Services for Contracting with Federal, State or Local Governments
- The Missouri Federal and State Technology Program (MoFAST) provides assistance services which enable Missouri technology based businesses to obtain federal research and development grants.
Additional Missouri Research Resources
It's always best to confer with your legal and financial advisor about business matters. If you don't have an accountant, you can contact the Missouri Society of Accountants or the Missouri Society of Certified Public Accountants. If you need an attorney, contact Missouri Lawyer Referral Service.
Several state level resources include:
- Missouri Department of Economic Development
- Missouri Secretary of State Business Services
- Missouri Department of Revenue – Business Tax
- Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
Links to other state agencies can be found at:
If your business involves commercial vehicles, you'll want to review the information in these sites:
- Missouri Department of Revenue
- Missouri Department of Transportation
For minority or women owned businesses, the Office of Equal Opportunity can provide valuable assistance.
The University of Missouri Extension offers several resources:
- University Outreach and Extension
- Missouri Value Added Development Center
- The Agricultural Electronic Bulletin Board
- Missouri Alternatives Center
- Missouri Watershed Information Network
- Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis (OSEDA)
Some clients may require that your business and its employees be "bonded." Corporate surety bonds are the preferred method of guaranteeing the performance or financial obligations of others. These guarantees include contractor performance and payment bonds, financial guarantee bonds, license and permit bonds and many others. Contact your insurance agency for more information or:
Surety and Fidelity Association of America
1101 Conneticut Avenue, NW Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 463-0600
Web: http://www.surety.org
Federal Research Resources
Doing business with the Federal Government can be especially challenging and rewarding. The federal government offers a portal to business information for businesses and non-profits with their Business Gateway.
The Small Business Administration offers a wealth of information for small business owners.
Central Contractor Registration (CCR) is the primary vendor database for the Federal Government. CCR collects, validates, stores, and disseminates data in support of agency acquisition missions. Through CCR, a business can register once.
Patents, trademarks, service marks and copyrights can be important to your business. After you consult with your advisors, you may want to visit these sites:
To get and remain in compliance with various environmental regulations, you'll want to visit the US EPA Small Business Gateway for assistance.
In conjunction with your accountant, you can also find business information from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
List of web sites for agencies referenced on this page:
- Small Business Development Center
- Department of Economic Development
- Secretary of State
- Department of Revenue
- Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
- Department of Transportation
- University of Missouri Extension Service
- Office of Equal Opportunity
- Federal Government Portal
- Small Business Administration
- Central Contractor Registration
- US Patent and Trademark Office
- US Copyright Office
- US Environmental Protection Agency
- Internal Revenue Service