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Plot for sale The Bishops Avenue, London, N2
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Reduced on 02/11/2015 by Knight Frank, Hampstead. Call: 020 8012 3474 Local call rate
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Land for sale Totteridge Village, Totteridge
An opportunity to acquire a rarely available, sought after, secluded plot in Totteridge, an elegant enclave ensconced in the leafy and affluent north London and south Herts borders. Fresh to market is Meadhurst at 22 Totteridge Village but there is no catch 22 here. Meadhurst is a splendid, sec... More details ›
Reduced on 21/04/2016 by Real Estates, Totteridge. Call: 020 8012 4349 Local call rate
Land for sale Loom Lane, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7
A rare opportunity to create an impressive bespoke home in leafy Loom Lane, Radlett, one of the most exclusive roads in Hertfordshire. Planning Permission has been granted to build an extensive 9,000 sq. ft. trophy home. More details ›
Added on 16/09/2015 by Preston Bennett - in assoc.with Hamptons International, Stanmore. Call: 020 8012 5234 Local call rate
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Land for sale Tingeys Top Lane, Crews Hill, Hertfordshire
An excellent opportunity to acquire a redevelopment site of circa 1 acre for which we understand that planning permission has been granted (subject to the signing of the s106 agreement) to construct 4 x 5 bedroom detached properties. The site sits in an elevated position with views around the Cre... More details ›
Added on 09/03/2016 by Statons, Brookmans Park. Call: 01707 900052 Local call rate
£1,000,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £1,000,000
Land for sale Stanmore,Middlesex
Very centrally located land currently a two storey car park and garages, with planning permission expected for three townhouse set over three storeys. More details ›
Added on 26/10/2015 by Anscombe & Ringland, Stanmore. Call: 020 8012 3109 Local call rate
£550,000 Guide Price
Guide Price £550,000
Land for sale Plantagenet Road, Barnet, Hertfordshire
Centrally located open plan ex timber yard with built warehouse/workshop and stores. Off street parking, flexible Lease one year upwards. ( Rental) Established commercial space for over 30 years. More details ›
Added on 05/01/2016 by Statons, Totteridge. Call: 020 8012 3395 Local call rate
Plot for sale Premier House, Edgware, HA8
Presenting this 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom 12th floor flat. With North and West facing aspect features, and 423 sq.ft* of space, comfort and luxury go hand in hand at Premier House Premier House is a landmark development comprising of 119 luxury apartments, breathing a new sense of contempo... More details ›
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Land for sale Lytton Road, New Barnet, London, EN5
2C Lytton Road is a small commercial garage of approximately 66.5 m2 located to the east and rear of No 2 Lytton Road which is an existing traditionally built 3-storey building consisting of a shop on the ground floor and a maisonette arranged over two upper floors. Separating No 2 from No 2C is ... More details ›
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I'm using a wrapper class to represent a network connection. My implementation contains a method, called
async_connect(), which resolves a host/service and connects to a related endpoint (if possible). Something like this:
void tcp::connection::async_connect(std::string const& host, std::string const& service,
protocol_type tcp = protocol_type::v4())
std::cout << "thread [" << boost::this_thread::get_id() << "] tcp::connection::async_connect()" << std::endl;
resolver(m_io_service).async_resolve(resolver::query(tcp, host, service),
boost::bind(&connection::resolve_handler, this, _1, _2));
What I want to do know, is establishing the connection from the handler, invoked by the completion of the
async_resolve method.
I'm not sure wheter the main thread or the a worker thread is used to invoke the handler. Thus, should I call
socket::connect() (this would be the most sensible way if that code would be executed from a worker thread) or start an asynchronous operation again (
socket::async_connect() - which should be used when executed by main thread).
void tcp::connection::resolve_handler(boost::system::error_code const& resolve_error,
tcp::resolver::iterator endpoint_iterator)
std::cout << "thread [" << boost::this_thread::get_id() << "] tcp::connection::resolve_handler()" << std::endl;
if (!resolve_error)
boost::system::error_code ec;
m_socket.connect(*endpoint_iterator, ec);
I've observed - from console output - that my
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Fall Color Walk with Dan Christina
Fall Color Walk with Dan Christina Sunday, October 27 from 1:30 – 3:00 pm Autumn at Blithewold is beautiful! Come take a walk with Assistant Grounds Manager Dan Christina and tour some of Blithewold's best fall selections. With a wide range of color and a spectacular variety of specimen trees to delight the eyes, Dan will provide insight into creating a four season landscape, discussing everything from leaf color to bark and even fruit.
This walk will be conducted rain or shine, and will cover the majority of the 33 acre property.
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In 1869, 16-year-old Israel Pardee left his home in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, for a one-year educational journey through Europe, accompanied by his younger sister Anne. Israel (known in the family as Izzie) was Bessie McKee's older brother and became Marjorie Van Wickle's favorite Uncle. Izzie and Anne had joined the family of their father's friend, Dr. […]
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Daffodil Days here at Blithewold are in full swing. The soft, sweet fragrance of the flowers wafts toward me whenever I walk near the Bosquet. It's positively enticing! I could wax poetic about each daffodil variety we have here, but I thought it would be better to let them speak for themselves. So, in lieu […]
Delightful Daffodils
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This post is written by Gail Read, the Gardens Manager here at Blithewold. She has been here at Blithewold for over 25 years and is a fountain of knowledge about the plants and the property. Daffodils lift our spirits when they bloom each year. They signal the end of our weary winter and the […]


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BMT ARGOSS (BMT) and Charta Software have announced a partnership to develop a multifunctional software package named METRIS, (Modelsysteem voor Evaluatie Tijpoortregeling en RIsico'S bodemberoering), meaning 'Model system to evaluate tidal admission policy and risk of seabed touchdown', for the Dutch Directorate-General.
The partnership aims to meet clientele needs by combining BMT's experience in heading analysis, vessel response behavior, weather forecasting and shallow water metocean conditions, with Charta's ability to deliver high quality software.
METRIS will provide a hindcast assessment tool to test the performance of admission and dredging policy based on the probability of seabed touch down of vessels in anchorage areas and access channels to ports.
Ernst Bolt, Sr. Advisor from the Dutch Directorate-General commented, "The main factor restricting admission of deep-draught ships to ports is the risk of bottom contact. We want to ensure that we are making best use of our approach channels. For ships restricted to our access channels, the Dutch Directorate maintains a guaranteed nautical depth for a total distance of over 100 km to accommodate deep draught vessels sailing to the three large ports in the Netherlands.
Using PROTIDE, also developed by Charta Software, tidal admission windows are set in advance to ensure a safe transit into the ports. In order to optimise the tidal admission window, to evaluate dredging policies and to identify critical zones in the access channels, it is important to have detailed insight into the critical situations where ships have the highest probabilities of sea bed contact.
Focusing on the approach channels to Rotterdam and IJmuiden, BMT is providing the mathematical prototypes and algorithms, as well as the necessary wave, wind and current data and ship hydrodynamic characteristics.
Charta is responsible for the system design, implementing the mathematical algorithms, data management and ensuring the interface is intuitive and user friendly.
Olger Koop, Metocean & ship hydrodynamic consultant at BMT explained, "What we're building here is a hindcast model of the accessibility which can analyse a wide variety of scenarios. For example, if a ship had entered the port at some arbitrary time in the past 20 years, what would the probability of bottom touch down have been, taking into account all of the variables including the associated wind, waves and current."
"METRIS gives insight as to whether it would be beneficial to deepen channel segments to increase the accessibility of the port. METRIS will provide us with all the necessary tools to analyse any approach channel in the world and offers guidance to stakeholders on the nautical depth requirements when designing access channels. Furthermore, METRIS can be used to evaluate the usefulness of a tidal admission package such as PROTIDE."
Karsten Uil, Charta Managing Director, commented, "METRIS combines valuable data and state-of-the-art algorithms in one user friendly environment to analyse and design port accessibility strategies. The system is designed to store, handle and analyse large data sets to create various 'what-if' scenarios. One 20 year scenario for a port can result in the calculation of over 100.000.000 ship course, wave response, under keel clearance, squat and bottom touch down probabilities, which is a challenge to handle efficiently.
"The intensive work load is split into efficient calculation jobs that can be tackled by easily scalable calculation nodes. User interface controls give the end-user the possibility to use grouping, pivots and plotting techniques to grasp the large amounts of generated results."
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Home > Press > Sunovia Announces Completion of Phase I Advanced Solar Cell and Infrared Manufacturing Facility
Sunovia Energy Technologies, Inc. (NASD OTC Bulletin Board: SUNV) and EPIR Technologies, Inc. (EPIR) are pleased to announce the completion of Phase I of the expansion of the world class Electro-Optic manufacturing facilities at EPIR in Bolingbrook, Ill., just west of Chicago. Electro-Optic technologies include advanced solar modules, infrared (IR) detectors and components and biosensor-decontamination devices.
Sunovia and EPIR have exclusively partnered to commercialize solar and infrared technologies for the renewable energy and night vision markets. Sunovia is the exclusive marketer of all products, technologies and intellectual properties that are developed at the facility, and currently owns a significant equity interest in EPIR.
The Phase I facility completion is a significant step in the companies' work to manufacture cadmium telluride (CdTe)-based advanced solar cells and CdTe and mercury cadmium telluride (HgCdTe) infrared detectors and components. More than $25 million has been invested into R&D and the state-of-the-art facility, which includes a 2,000 sq. ft. clean-room for the manufacture of advanced Electro-Optic products. The world-class products manufactured at the facility require both extreme material purity and air filtration/cleanliness. The companies also have access to over $30 million of related facilities at the University of Illinois at Chicago, the Army Research Laboratory in Adelphi, Md. and the Army's Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate at Belvoir, Va.
The infrared expertise and the solid relationships that the companies have built with top military institutions and universities over the past 20 years are key advantages for them in the development of efficient CdTe solar cells. The primary difference between infrared and solar technologies is simply that their respective infrared devices absorb "non-visible" light, convert it to electricity and then pixelize the electricity to create an image; while solar devices absorb "visible" light, convert it to electricity and then store (or spend) the electricity. Sunovia's and EPIR's infrared expertise is allowing them to transfer infrared technologies directly into advanced next generation solar cells that they believe will achieve maximum light absorption from the different light intensities and different light spectra.
About the Facility
The centerpiece of the clean-room is a new molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) machine for the growth of single crystals of semiconductor materials with growth controlled on an atomic level for the manufacture of extremely sophisticated devices. MBE growth is necessary for the manufacture of the new generation of infrared (IR) detectors and imagers that are required by NASA and the Department of Defense. The chosen MBE machine is a manufacturing machine, as opposed to a research machine; it is a smaller version of the MBE machines used by large defense corporations in the manufacturing of IR focal plane arrays for high resolution, extremely sensitive IR cameras. This machine is being successfully used for the manufacture of the highest-quality cadmium telluride films on silicon for high-efficiency solar cells and for the growth of material for use in advanced IR detectors and imagers, and could easily be used for more complex growths for the highest-efficiency solar cells or for complete IR detectors and imagers. Indeed, the MBE growth of II-VI semiconductor-based high efficiency solar cells is much lower in cost than that of III-V high efficiency solar cells by either MBE or metal-organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) due to the high volatility of the III-V semiconductors employed, which requires much more stringent safety precautions and more growth equipment maintenance. Also installed is another MBE machine for the growth of lead tin selenide for IR detectors and imagers for very cold objects. Other MBE machines and a sputtering machine also are available, and two more MBE machines are on order for a rapid Phase II expansion.
The two major materials characterization instruments in the cleanroom are a high resolution x-ray diffractometer with a CCD camera for thoroughly analyzing the structural quality of materials and the best commercial spectrophotometer for measuring the specular, diffuse and total reflectance, the absorptivity and the transmittivity of materials from the UV through the visible and the IR. The spectrophotometer is important for measuring encapsulant and solar cell material optical properties and more generally for measuring the thickness and surface roughness of thin layers for all types of electro-optic devices. Also in the cleanroom are an advanced current-voltage station from Keithley and an Oriel/Newport solar simulator capable of providing light matching the solar spectrum in space and the solar spectrum on earth to measure solar cell efficiency.
Further, the Phase I facility includes machines designed by EPIR Technologies for the precision lapping and polishing of semiconductor wafers for use in MBE growth, auxiliary equipment and all of the facilities needed for the development, manufacture and testing of prototype biosensors and bio-decontamination devices, with four fume hoods designed for maximum isolation. It is the only US facility capable of preparing semiconductor substrates for MBE growth, and has four lapping/polishing stations. Among the equipment for biosensor-decontamination development is a fluorometer for quantifying the fluorescence from nanoparticles. Nanoparticles are the basis of nanotechnology, one of the most exciting developments in device physics and engineering in this generation.
About Sunovia Energy Technologies, Inc.
Sarasota, Fla.-based Sunovia Energy Technologies is a renewable energy and energy conservation company that is working to develop one of the most advanced and cost-effective cadmium telluride (CdTe) solar cell technologies ever created. Sunovia is also the owner of the proprietary EvoLucia� LED lighting product line, the incredibly energy-efficient lighting solutions that were recently approved (UL & CE) for both the American and European markets.
Sunovia recently acquired an interest in Illinois-based EPIR Technologies, Inc. (http://www.epir.com), one of the most advanced infrared sensor and infrared imaging companies in the world. EPIR's knowledge, experience and expertise in the growth of CdTe, HgCdTe and other II-VI semiconductors equals or exceeds any other company in the world. Their unmatched prowess in this area has been endorsed by the award of unprecedented congressional funds for the development of a manufacturing capability for CdTe on Si and the award of a patent for growing CdTe directly on a Si readout integrated circuit. EPIR and Sunovia have a network of close collaborative relationships with the major Defense Department and industrial labs involved in infrared detection and imaging, including the Army Research Laboratory, the Night Vision Electronic Sensors Directorate, BAE, Lockheed Martin, DRS, Raytheon, Rockwell, Texas Instruments and other laboratories around the world.
Sunovia�s Web site is located at www.sunoviaenergy.com. EPIR Technologies, Inc.�s Web site is located at www.epir.com. More information about this exclusive partnership may be viewed in the Company�s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, available online at www.sec.gov.
The Sunovia Energy logo is a registered service mark of Sunovia Energy Technologies, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Sunovia Energy products and services are provided by Sunovia Energy Technologies, Inc.
Forward-Looking Statement
Some of the statements made by Sunovia in this press release are forward-looking in nature. Actual results may differ materially from those projected in forward-looking statements. Sunovia believes that its primary risk factors include, but are not limited to: development and maintenance of strategic acquisitions; domestic and international acceptance of our product lines; defending our intellectual property and proprietary rights; development of new products and services that meet customer demands and generate acceptable margins; successfully completing commercial testing of new technologies and systems to support new products and services; and attracting and retaining qualified management and other personnel. Additional information concerning these and other important factors can be found within Sunovia�s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Statements in this press release should be evaluated in light of these important factors.
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Why would I watch that game? Who cares? I saw what everyone else in the MWC and the nation saw...a 27-0 scoreboard of a 10 loss UNLV team beating a 9-4 Utah team they had no business beating, let alone by 4 TDs. I assure you that no one cares about all your excuses, that was an epic choke job...then U decided to follow it up with a 2011 version against one of the worst teams in college football. No one cares about excuses, and the only numbers that matter are the zeroes on the clock and the score displayed beneath them.
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You said - "Another 5-7 season and the Whittingham clan will have great disdain for their former employer - the University of Utah."
Actually you see, Ute fans are back to the time when the only game that matters is the one against BYU. They beat the Cougars and they could finish the rest of the season 0-11 and they'd be happy.
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I haven't even seen Harry Potter or The Hunger Games but I think it's hilarious.
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Yess & I just ate ice cream despite the cold weather lol
Currently snowing and I just ate ice cream...
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some character names are quiet unique...but then the movie version comes out and I'm like "you're pronouncing the names wrong!" ha... but i do do this!!! lol
I do this all the time. Then the movie comes out and I think "They're saying the character's name wrong."
Love it when the movie comes out and I realize how completely wrong I have been pronouncing a character's name
Especially with the majority of the characters in The Girl with Dragon Tattoo series
When You Don't Know How To Pronounce A Character's Name
Yep ~ every character in Game of Thrones!
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high school where self-esteem, innocence, and dreams go to die t-shirt – Shirtoopia
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even thou i'm not in high school anymore, i still agree with this.
Well that must be the most accurate T-shirt of all the T-shirts
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HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass.
-- The Hanscom dental clinic, as well as eight individuals from the 66th Medical Squadron, racked up honors from the Air Force Materiel Command Medical Service Awards.
The Air Force Medical Service Awards program encompasses 81 individual and team awards.
The awards recognize outstanding actions, initiatives, superior job performance, innovative operations and exceptional teamwork while improving the delivery of health care at home as well as the ability to support joint medical operations through deployment.
Although the competition was tough, Hanscom proved to have some of the best personnel in AFMC.
Col. Frank Glenn, 66th Medical Squadron commander, explained how proud he was of his medical team.
"I am truly honored to be able to serve with such fantastic medical professionals," he said. "These extraordinary people take great pride in doing common things uncommonly well."
66th MDS Dental Flight, Small Dental Clinic of the Year
For the fourth year in a row, the dental clinic received a 100 percent satisfaction rating and achieved a highly distinctive lab average of 4.9 out of 5.0 for their quality assurance rating.
The flight leadership is recognized for mentoring through example and for concentrating on an efficient and cohesive team approach to Air Force dentistry.
Capt. Brooke Van Eeghen, USAF Biomedical Specialist Category I Officer of the Year - CGO
As officer in charge of the pharmacy, Van Eeghen was recognized for being a superb officer with top-notch job performance and contributions to the Air Force medical mission.
She guided the Air Force high dollar programs, saving the clinic $360,000 annually. Her management of 875 line items and 70 national contracts cut costs 33 percent.
Senior Airman Richard L. Riley, Outstanding Base Bioenvironmental Engineering Airman of the Year
Riley revitalized a shop survey process by developing a monitoring plan for 33 sites and protected 200 personnel by leading a HAZMAT analysis.
Riley also looked out for others by coordinating Tony Horton P90X visits for Hanscom personnel, inspiring 370 members to bolster their physical fitness.
Staff Sgt. Jaime M. Red, Outstanding Air Force Diagnostic Imaging NCO of the Year
Red led 23 instructors, supporting 800 Joint Force members as the Basic Life Support director and oversaw 1100 X-rays and $606,000 operational assets.
She also completed 144 clinic hours of CAT scan training and attended off-duty education, earning college credits toward a nursing management degree.
Airman 1st Class Dennis A. Cooke Jr., Outstanding Mental Health Airman of the year
Cooke managed four mental health programs, supporting 1,500 patients and was the sole neuropsych assessment proctor in a seven state radius for screening members for existing brain injuries.
During the year he earned an Emergency Medical Technician certificate, his Community College of the Air Force degree, 12 credit hours toward his psychology degree and ran the Air Force marathon.
Senior Airman Michael C. Trala, Outstanding Enlisted Health Services Management Airman of the year
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Lt. Col. Artemio C. Chapa, Chief of the Medical Staff Commitment to Excellence Award
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Chapa was the Iraq public health medical ambassador and his unique and sustainable resolutions saved the commander's emergency response program $575,000.
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Kathryne E. Friess, Outstanding Civilian of the Year
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She's also an active member of Meals on Wheels, a Girl Scout Daisy leader and mentored 26 high school students, highlighting Air Force careers during Clinics Career Day.
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ATLANTA and NEW YORK, Feb. 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- In a major boost to its national public finance practice minority-owned law firm Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan announced that Susan Pease Langford, formerly the City Attorney of Atlanta and a prominent adviser on tax-exempt issues around the country – has joined the firm as a partner. She will be resident in both the firm's Atlanta and New York offices.
She joins GSH from noted public finance law firm Peck, Shaffer & Williams LLP, where she was a longtime partner in the Atlanta office.
Ms. Langford has extensive experience as counsel to issuers, borrowers and underwriters in large municipal finance transactions. She also serves as disclosure counsel. With a particular concentration in education and affordable housing, she's handled financings on behalf of states, cities, counties and public authorities issuing tax-exempt debt. Her experience also encompasses projects in infrastructure, airports, water and wastewater systems and other public works, as well as cultural institutions and non-profits.
In bond financings for education institutions, Ms. Langford has worked with universities, colleges and charter schools. She has advised on financings for student housing, dining facilities, campus bookstores and full educational classroom and administrative buildings. She also works with tax counsel developing analyses to ensure proper treatment of bond proceeds to meet federal and state tax-exempt regulations. Ms. Langford's work also includes representations involving swaps and debt restructurings.
Ms. Langford's experience includes financings for the City of Atlanta, City of Chicago, the City of Dallas and other major issuers throughout the United States. Among recent noteworthy projects, she was underwriter's counsel in a $1.5 billion bond financing for the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, recognized as Bond Buyer's Deal of the Year.
Ms. Langford brings particular knowledge of municipal governance, having spent eight years in senior positions with the City of Atlanta. As City Attorney from 1998-2001, she advised on tax-exempt financings as well as on numerous infrastructure issues, including water and wastewater system federal consent decree matters. She also served as director of the Mayor's Office of Contract Compliance (1997-98), overseeing Atlanta's program encouraging the use of minority and women owned firms in city contracts. Ms. Langford also headed the office overseeing Atlanta's hosting of the 1996 Olympic Games. Her work included the negotiation of the City Services Contract and assisting with the planning for the delivery of services during the Olympic Games.
Another key area of concentration is her work on bond-financed projects for multifamily and senior housing. In addition to conventional bond financings on housing deals, Ms. Langford has handled direct purchase bonds, as well as projects collateralized by funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and also HUD-insured direct loans to borrowers. She has worked with borrowers and developers rescuing troubled housing projects in an effort to restructure debt and preserve local communities.
In joining GSH, Ms. Langford becomes a key player in the firm's growing public finance practice. In the past three years GSH has advised on approximately $12.5 billion in transactions and been ranked among top underwriter's counsel firms during that time by The Bond Buyer. The firm has consistently placed among the leaders for proceeds raised in Illinois and Wisconsin, including showcase projects in Chicago and Milwaukee. GSH has also served as both issuer's and underwriter's counsel for large tax-exempt issues in New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio and other states. A sampling of some of the firm's tax-exempt financings can be found here: http://www.gshllp.com/practice-areas/public-finance-group.
"We're extremely fortunate to add Susan Pease Langford to our group. She brings superb tools, experience and relationships in her public finance work, with admirable range across projects. And she's equally at home on both the issuer and underwriter side of a deal," said Emery Harlan, Chairman of Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan.
"Moreover, the years she spent with the City of Atlanta have given her invaluable insight into the most pressing concerns and priorities facing a large municipal issuer," he added. "In striving to be included among the country's top public finance law firms, we benefit tremendously from having Susan at GSH." Mr. Harlan noted that Ms. Langford will work closely with the firm's public finance attorneys nationally.
"Gonzalez Saggio has carved out a prominent place among tax-exempt advisers in the last several years, handling high-profile financings for some of the country's largest issuers, on the kinds of projects where that reflect my interest and experience," Ms. Langford said.
"I was especially drawn by the firm's diversity profile, which is an extremely important differentiator today among firms competing for marquee public finance assignments," she continued. "GSH has made a strategic decision to become a national leader in the tax-exempt sector, and I'm looking forward to helping it achieve that goal."
She noted that the need for public works financing has become acute in most major cities. "There is tremendous need for both large urban areas and smaller communities throughout the country to rebuild decaying infrastructure," she explained, adding that Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has said the city may issue up to $250 million in bonds for infrastructure upgrades in 2015.
Ms. Langford is a member and past president of the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys and a member of the National Association of Bond Lawyers. Closer to home, she chairs the Board of Trustees for the First Congregational Church, UCC, of Atlanta.
Ms. Langford earned her J.D. from Emory University School of Law and her B.A. from Mount Holyoke College.
Note: Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan (www.gshllp.com) is a national minority-owned law firm with 15 offices located in Atlanta; Boca Raton, Fla.; Boston; Chicago; Cleveland; Indianapolis; Los Angeles; Milwaukee; Nashville; New York; Pasadena; Phoenix; Washington, D.C.; Wayne, N.J; and West Des Moines, Iowa. The firm represents midsized to Fortune 1000 corporations, governmental entities, and individuals in litigation, employment, environmental, corporate and transactional, public finance, intellectual property & technology, energy, communications & utilities law, and education law.
The firm's clients include DuPont, Harley-Davidson, Illinois Finance Authority, Johnson Controls, Los Angeles Unified School District, New York State Industrial Development Agency, Panasonic Corporation of North America, Prudential, Rockwell Automation, Target, State of Wisconsin, and others. In 2012, GSH was named a premier legal provider to Microsoft Corp. Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan practices law with a commitment to quality, diversity and to the communities it serves.
Allan Ripp, 212-262-7477, [email protected]
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