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EBE Engineering Ltd.
based in Newbury, UNITED KINGDOM
EBE Engineering is an independent company delivering energy saving solutions to industry. Specializing in the European market, EBE supplies steam traps that are based on a completely new concept. Losses from traditional steam systems substantially contribute to a company's waste gas emissions and increased energy costs. By replacing the traditional mechanical components ...
Kesari Eximp Corporation
based in Chennai, INDIA
Kesari Eximp Corporation was formed to meet the specialized needs of the rapidly growing industries like Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Power, Water & Desalination, Environment, Construction and other industrial sectors like Apparels, Textiles, Leather, Industrial Chemicals and Chemicals for Water treatment Plant, Handicrafts located throughout the world.
SkimTech Inc.
based in Youngstown, OHIO (USA)
SkimTech is dedicated to helping our customers solve industrial oily waste problems. Applications range from in-plant sumps, tanks, coolant systems and oil/water settling basins to outdoor cooling and settling ponds, API separators and hundreds of other applications. We have 3 models of Oil Skimmers, the BG01 Oil Skimmer, the BG34 Oil Skimmer, and the AG25 Oil Skimmer and ...
Stratlab Ltd
based in March, UNITED KINGDOM
Based in East Anglia in Cambridgeshire, UK, Stratlab Limited is an established laboratory supplies company specialising in analytical chemistry products. Stratlab supply to pharmaceutical, biotech, food & beverage, chemical, petrochemical and environmental customers globally. Products are high quality and low cost and range from disposables to instrumentation. Products ...
BioFuture Limited
based in Dublin, IRELAND
BioFuture manufactures and distributes a range of Microbial Products for Industrial & Municipal Wastewater Treatment and for Institutional applications. In addition BioFuture also provides a range of products for specialist markets including Marine, Aquaculture and Agriculture. In addition to excellent quality products strong emphasis is placed on product support. This ...
Maki Consulting
based in Berlin, GERMANY
We offer life cycle method related services at the interface between industry and policy and particularly in the context of the European Commission's Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) and it's International Reference Life Cycle Data System (ILCD) Handbook and Data Network, which we have helped to shape from 2005 to 2012. Drawing on our experience of close to 15 years ...
Ecolotron, Inc.
based in Kemah, TEXAS (USA)
Ecolotron, Inc. was incorporated in to resolve heavy metal concerns relative to wastewater recovery and wastewater treatment. Currently Ecolotron is engaged in the design, manufacture, distribution, sales and service of a full line of wastewater recovery and wastewater treatment equipment and supplies including our patented `E-FLOC` Electrocoagulation reactor, processes ...
Corporate Climate
based in New York, NEW YORK (USA)
ABOUT CORPORATE CLIMATECorporate Climate's primary purpose is to help businesses understand the return on investment (ROI) implications when considering implementing sustainable technologies and solutions. This information is delivered through podcasts, videocasts, webinars, periodic newsletters, and an annual E-Magazine comprised of the best Green ROI initiatives of the ...
ESCO International
based in Glan Conwy, UNITED KINGDOM
ESCO International is a provider of engineered advanced oxidation processes, ozone and UV systems to a wide range of environmental pollution problems for industrial, municipal and commercial use. We apply latest advances in Ozone and UV technologies, catalysts as well as experimental and design tools to design efficient advanced oxidation and ozone systems. We also design ...
F.G.M. engineering srl
based in Santa Croce sull`Arno, ITALY
F.G.M. engineering has its seat in Santa Croce sull`Arno, near Pisa. It is located in one of the most important international center concerning leather industry and technologies for industrial pollution control.From 2009 F.G.M. enginnering started its activity in Parma working in specific environmental issues of food industry and zootechny.
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SAN MARCOS: Cal State officials confident about university's ability to respond to shooting incident
Cal State San Marcos continues to hone detailed plan created last year
SAN MARCOS -- Two years after an angry student opened fire on the Virginia Tech campus with tragic results, and 10 years after two teens did the same at their Colorado high school, Cal State San Marcos officials say they're relatively well-prepared for the possibility of a shooting rampage on campus.
They said their confidence stems from a year-old emergency response plan that lays out exactly how the 19-year-old university will respond if a shooting incident occurs there.
Talking about the plan last week, CSUSM police Chief Ron Hackenberg said campus officials created it because they wanted the university to be a leader in shooting preparedness.
"You only have to look at the news to see these incidents happening across our country and every other country," Hackenberg said. "Even though the chances of them occurring here are very slim, there's no excuse for us not being as prepared as we possibly can be for these types of incidents."
The six-part plan includes specialized training for campus police officers and dispatchers.
The university has also invested in special locks and an automated system that enables dispatchers to lock down the entire campus while sending out thousands of emergency e-mail, voicemail and text message alerts to students, staff members and others within seconds.
Regularly scheduled drills, informational presentations to "pretty much everybody who will listen" and the creation of a violence prevention team are other components of the plan.
Alex Hoang, president and chief executive officer of CSUSM's Associated Students Inc., participated in some of the open forums held during the plan's creation.
During those programs, students expressed "the whole gamut of thoughts and feelings" about the possibility of a major shooting incident on campus, he said.
Although Hoang said he worries about the possibility of such an incident occurring at the university, he feels safer knowing the campus has a detailed plan for handling them.
"Paradigm shift"
It was April 16, 2007, when Virginia Tech student Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 people, then took his own life.
The mass shooting is still the deadliest to occur at a school in modern U.S. history. However, the incident was far from novel.
Many U.S. schools began preparing for on-campus shootings in the wake of the Colorado rampage in April 1999, when two Columbine High School students shot and killed 12 students and a teacher before taking their own lives.
Other high-profile school shootings include a 1979 incident that left two people dead at an elementary campus and the 1966 University of Texas shooting where a man climbed an on-campus tower and opened fire on passers-by.
Recent weeks have seen a string of similar mass shooting incidents nationwide at nonschool sites.
Hackenberg said the Columbine case caused a paradigm shift.
"Before that, police departments were told to secure the perimeter and talk to the people inside," he said. "People used to say, 'Just sit tight and see what happens.'"
Campus emergency management director Dean Manship, who is credited with playing a key role in the university's shooting response plan, was unavailable for an interview Wednesday.
Hackenberg, who also worked on the plan, said CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed, University President Karen Haynes and Linda Hawk, CSUSM's vice president of finance and administrative services, strongly supported the project.
"Our chancellor has made it clear this is a priority to him," the police chief said. "And our president, even in these tough economic times, has come up with the money we needed to do the plan."
He said he did not know how much money the university has spent on the plan, describing it as an ongoing project that is constantly being honed.


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Bertrand Tavernier's "Coup de Torchon" is a cruel intellectual joke played on its characters -- who endure boredom, self-contempt, hate, dust, flies and sometimes even death without being allowed to know they're only part of an existential parable. Tavernier's film is about poor white trash in Africa in 1938, and there are times when they seem almost real -- but they're never allowed the pulse or the stubborn indomitability of their slovenly cousins, William Faulkner's Snopes family.
The movie is set in a small Senegalese village, on the eve of World War II. Tavernier shot on the actual location, and he achieves an absolutely convincing reality, right down to the reddish mud that has been splashed by the rain onto the yellowing stucco walls of the village sheds. His village is populated by lazy, corrupt French colonials, and by a supporting cast of Africans who drift through the background, unconcerned with the lives of the whites except when they have the misfortune to incur their wrath.
Lucien Cordier is the police chief here. Played by Philippe Noiret, he is a shambling, sloppy bureaucrat who keeps his intelligence well hidden. He holds the crushing boredom of his life somewhat at bay by practical jokes (like dumping a provincial officer through the outhouse floor) and sexual confusion (while Cordier's wife caresses the man who may or may not be her brother, Cordier has an affair with the local schoolteacher). All the colonials in this village have long since lost all self-respect, and none more than Cordier, who is openly taunted even by the village pimps.
One day, Cordier quite simply decides to start killing his enemies. He wants to start over with a clean slate (the title's English translation). He shoots the pimps, spreads false rumors about their fate, and then begins to kill, or arrange the deaths of those who offend him. On those rare occasions when he talks about what he has done, he strays precariously close to the hero of Albert Camus' "The Stranger," who found killing to be an assertion of his own existence. This story, which sounds so absorbing, is told by Tavernier in such a strange, distancing way that there's hardly a moment when we really believe we're observing plausible human beings. It's all just the manipulation of events and ideas.
Tavernier is one of the very best of the new French directors, and when he does choose to observe the daily lives of deeply felt characters (as in his movies "The Clockmaker" and "A Week's Vacation"), we feel an immediate empathy. But "Coup de Torchon" left me cold, unmoved and uninvolved. All I could find to admire was the craftsmanship.
That was after two viewings. I saw the film first at last November's Chicago Film Festival, and was not quite sure I had really engaged with the film. Was I missing something? I saw it again recently and had the same strange feeling that the events on the screen, even though they were so firmly grounded in a real location, were insubstantial. Despite the dust, despite the slow-moving muddy river, despite the dirty house dresses and the 5 o'clock shadow and the yawns and sudden fights and bawdy practical jokes, this movie never quite breathes. It's an exercise. You can admire an exercise, but it's hard to really care about one.
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VDOT crews have started tearing down the bridge from Courthouse Road to eastbound Route 50, leading to numerous closures, detours and delays in the area.
Today through Sunday night, traffic on westbound Route 50 is being diverted onto 14th Street N., up to Wilson Boulevard, down Barton Street and back to Route 50 via 10th Street. This afternoon, a long line of traffic was observed before the detour, which is in place to allow for the two-day demolition of the bridge.
Through August, when construction of a new bridge is expected to be completed, eastbound Route 50 drivers heading to Courthouse will have to drive past Courthouse and take the Rhodes Street bridge to 14th Street.
Drivers in Courthouse seeking to get on to eastbound Route 50, who used to be able to use the Courthouse Road bridge, will now have to take the Rhodes Street bridge to the Arlington Boulevard service road that leads to the difficult blind merge with Route 50 near the U.S. Marine Corps (Iwo Jima) memorial. Temporary traffic lights have reportedly been placed at the Arlington Boulevard/N. Meade Street intersection, before the entrance ramp, to help with traffic flow.
The bridge demolition is part of the $39 million Route 50/Courthouse Road interchange project. The project is scheduled for completion in October.
(Updated at 2:15 p.m.) The heavily-used Courthouse Road bridge, which connects Courthouse with eastbound Route 50, will be torn down in two weeks.
The bridge is expected to close on Friday, Jan. 25. VDOT is planning to block and reroute westbound I-50 in the Courthouse area from Jan. 26-27 to allow for the bridge demolition work. That weekend, westbound traffic will be directed around the closure via 14th Street, Wilson Boulevard, Washington Boulevard and 10th Street.
From Jan. 25 to late August, when construction of a new Courthouse Road bridge is expected to wrap up, drivers trying to get from eastbound Route 50 to Courthouse will have to drive past the former bridge and instead take the N. Queen/Rhodes Street bridge, turning left on 14th Street to eventually reach Courthouse Road.
The bridge demolition is part of the $39 million Route 50/Courthouse Road interchange project. The project is scheduled for completion in October.
Photo courtesy (bottom left) Keith Hall
An aging county-owned building near Shirlington is being torn down as part of the expansion of Jennie Dean Park.
The LaPorte Building at 3600 S. Four Mile Run Drive was purchased by Arlington County for $3.6 million in 2002, as part of a long-range expansion plan for the 22.4 acre park. It was most recently used as a temporary construction office during the expansion of Arlington's Water Pollution Control Plant. The building was vacated by the plant contractor in late 2010.
Now, the county is preparing to finally tear down the run-down structure. The demolition will be conducted in an environmentally-responsible manner, officials say.
"Rather than using traditional means and methods, the County's contractor will deconstruct the building," said Dept. of Parks and Recreation Construction Management Specialist Brenda Parker. "This entails taking apart the building in order to reclaim, reuse and/or recycle as much of the materials as possible."
After the structure is town down, the lot will be turned in to open space.
"Once the building is removed, the area will be graded and seeded, a portion of the fence will be removed, temporary landscaping will be installed around the site perimeter and benches may be added at the corner of S. Four Mile Run Drive and S. Nelson Street," Parker said. "That work should be completed by early 2013."
An adjacent, existing parking area will be maintained, however, in order to temporarily store equipment and Arlington Transit buses while a new ART facility is constructed. Use of the temporary storage area is expected to last through the end of 2013, at which time the parking lot will be demolished and converted to open space.
State transportation officials say that despite the effects from Superstorm Sandy, a total closure of Columbia Pike at Washington Boulevard is still planned for this coming weekend.
The Pike will be closed between S. Quinn Street and S. Orme Street from 9:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 2 to 4:30 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 5. The closure will be in place while crews demolish part of the Washington Boulevard bridge over the Pike as part of VDOT's ongoing interchange project.
"Motorists on Columbia Pike will follow detour signs as will motorists heading from Washington Boulevard to Columbia Pike," VDOT said in an email. "The closure is part of the bridge replacement project at Washington Boulevard (Route 27) and Columbia Pike. Visit the VDOT project page for more information."
The long-awaited process of demolishing the Navy Annex and its surrounding parking lots is scheduled to begin within the next month or two, officials tell ARLnow.com.
The 1 million square foot military office complex, first built in 1941 and located on the eastern end of Columbia Pike, will be torn down to make way for an expansion of Arlington National Cemetery. The entire 42-acre Navy Annex site, which includes a large surface parking lot on the other side of Columbia Pike, will be turned into a grass field in advance of an official transfer from the Department of the Army to Arlington National Cemetery in late 2013.
Demolition on the eastern wing of the Navy Annex is scheduled to start in November or December. The process will include abatement of asbestos and other hazardous materials. Demolition, site grading and seeding is expected to be complete by August 2013.
Columbia Pike should only experience "minimal" traffic impacts from the project; Southgate Road, which runs parallel to the Pike on the other side of the Navy Annex, is expected to see the majority of traffic disruptions.
The Navy Annex site is not expected to be used for burials for at least a couple of years. First, Arlington County and the federal government must come to a land swap agreement. The entities are still working on a deal to swap the county's 4.23 acre Southgate Road right of way, and perhaps some other land, in exchange for a portion of the Navy Annex site.
The most recent land swap agreement — which has since fallen through, according to Arlington County federal liaison Brian Stout — called for construction of an Arlington County heritage museum on the site. At least a portion of the proposed museum would be used to commemorate the Civil War-era Freedman's Village, which was once located on the site.
The county is also working with the federal government and VDOT to reach an agreement for a realignment of Columbia Pike. Currently, the Pike curves around the Air Force Memorial — located adjacent to the Navy Annex — and toward the cemetery before the intersection with S. Joyce Street.
Stout says the county is proposing that the Pike be straightened and run through the current Navy Annex parking lot, before making an L-shaped intersection with Joyce Street. That would make for an easier drive up the Pike and would make for a contiguous burial area that's not divided by the busy road. The project has been discussed but so far no engineering plans are in place, Stout said.
Another point of discussion deals with parking for the Air Force Memorial. Stout said the current demolition plan seems to call for the demolition of a portion of the parking lot used by memorial visitors. If that's removed, visitors may need to park on Southgate Road.
Takis Karantonis, Executive Director of the Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization, says the demolition presents an opportunity to improve the "eastern gateway" to the Pike. He said CPRO would like to see up to five stories of mixed use development along the Columbia Pike frontage of the tiny Foxcroft Heights neighborhood, located between the Navy Annex and the Sheraton National hotel.
"This is not the sightliest of places," he said of the aging military building and the parking lots that line that section of the Pike. "Getting this redeveloped… is for us a welcome development. We think that the neighborhood will develop very nicely with that."
Most of Foxcroft Heights is slated to remain single family homes under the recently-approved Columbia Pike Neighborhoods Area Plan.
A neighborhood information meeting about the demolition process is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 15 at the Galaxy Room of the Sheraton National (900 S. Orme Street).
Voter Registration Deadline Today — If you want to vote in the upcoming presidential election and haven't registered yet, today's the last day to do so. Oct. 15 is the deadline to register to vote or update your address for the Nov. 6 election. Registration applications most be postmarked by today or submitted to Arlington's Office of Voter Registration (2100 Clarendon Blvd) by 5:00 p.m. [Arlington County]
Marymount 'Blue Goose' Will Be Demolished — Marymount University's distinctive but aging "Blue Goose" building at the corner of N. Glebe Road and N. Fairfax Drive in Ballston is set to be demolished and redeveloped. The actual demolition is still "a few years away," according to a school spokeswoman, but the planning process is now getting started. [Arlington Mercury]
Metro to Miss Cell Phone Deadline — Tomorrow is the deadline set by Congress for Metro to have all of its underground tunnels and stations wired for cell phone service. The agency will miss the deadline and doesn't expect to meet the mandate until the end of 2015. [Washington Examiner]
High School Football Update — In high school football action over the weekend, Yorktown came from behind to defeat Langley by a score of 24-14. The Patriots are undefeated with a record of 7-0. Washington-Lee and Bishop O'Connell both lost on Saturday afternoon. And Wakefield is still looking for its first win of the season after losing its homecoming game to Falls Church by a score of 41-6.
McDonald's is releasing some information about what its new restaurant in the Bluemont neighborhood will look like.
The existing restaurant closed earlier this month and will be demolished. An entirely new McDonald's will be built on the site (5009 Wilson Blvd).
The interior will include the traditional booths and chairs, but a new lounge type of area will be added, as will new community tables. The different styles of seating are designed to give customers a variety of dining options to fit their lifestyles — from meeting new people at the communal seating to enjoying a quiet cup of coffee in the lounge. Plasma screen TVs and free Wi-Fi will also be available.
"This construction is a part of McDonald's focus to modernize and elevate the restaurant experience through upgrading to a more modern exterior design and providing upscale and contemporary interior décor," said local McDonald's franchisee Kyu Rhee.
Plans for the exterior are said to be consistent with the McDonald's brand, while still allowing for flexibility with color and design materials to adapt to the neighborhood. There will be new landscaping and an easily identifiable drive through.
The construction is intended to show McDonald's customers that the company can change with the times and with customer needs, while retaining the brand's basic principles. The new restaurant is expected to open late in October.
It appears that the 1960s-era Arlington Executive Building in Courthouse (2009 N. 14th Street), home to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce and other tenants, is finally set to be demolished.
While there's no word on exactly when demolition is expected to begin, we're told a crane has been sitting in the building's parking lot for the past couple of weeks, while the Chamber just announced that it is in the process of moving to a temporary office in Ballston.
Replacing the office building will be a new 16-story, 254-unit apartment building called the Tellus. The mixed-use building will also include more than 15,000 square feet of office and retail space. Construction had been set to begin in 2010, but financial difficulties forced it to be delayed.
Over the next couple of days, the Chamber will be moving to a new, temporary office at 4600 Fairfax Drive, Suite 804. The Chamber says it will be closed to the public through Monday, July 16, during the move.
The Chamber plans to move back into the first-floor office space of the Tellus, once it's completed. That could happen as soon as 2014, the Chamber says.
Arlington Funeral Home Demolition — Arlington Funeral Home in Virginia Square has been torn down to make way for a new office building. Arlington funeral home first opened in April 1956. [Arlington Public Library]
Election Day Today — Arlington voters are going to the polls today to cast their ballots in the Republican primary for U.S. Senate and the Democratic primary for the U.S. House of Representatives (see candidate essays for Rep. Jim Moran and Bruce Shuttleworth). Arlington has a complete list of polling places here.
Trader Joe's Asks for Display Cases — Trader Joe's in Clarendon is asking the Arlington County Board for permission to put display cases in the store's windows along N. Garfield Street. Currently, the windows — which are legally required to remain transparent, per a site plan — look in on the store's storage area. [Arlington County]
APS Accepting Applications for Committee — Arlington Public Schools is inviting applications from parents and community members for its Pupil Services Committee. The committee meets once a month during the school year and "reviews the services offered by psychologists, social workers, substance abuse counselors, school counselors, and attendance specialists." [Arlington Public Schools]
Photo courtesy Bill Colton
Update on 10/23/12 — Demolition is now set to begin in November or December.
The 70-year-old Navy Annex complex, on the eastern end of Columbia Pike next to the Air Force Memorial, is set to be torn down starting next month.
Demolition on the complex will begin in late May, according to Rep. Jim Moran's office. The demolition process is expected to last a couple of months.
Until recently, the Navy Annex was home to administrative offices for the Marine Corps. It was originally built as a warehouse in 1941 and has 1 million square feet of office space for up to 6,000 workers, according to GlobalSecurity.org.
The 37-acre site, along with other surrounding land, will be used to expand Arlington National Cemetery.
It's sayonara for the 10th Street bridge over Route 50.
Assuming rainy weather doesn't interfere, the bridge is set to be torn down this weekend. Police closed the bridge this morning in anticipation of the demolition, which is being done as part of the Route 50/Courthouse Road interchange project. As a result of the demolition, drivers heading east on 10th Street will now only be able to take the ramp to westbound Route 50, instead of being able to take the bridge over to the eastbound lanes of Route 50 toward D.C.
Drivers should plan for westbound Route 50 to be closed throughout Saturday and Sunday, during this weekend's demolition. VDOT is advising motorists to avoid the area and, if detoured, to use Washington Boulevard as an alternate route back to Route 50.
An aging sky bridge across Lynn Street in Rosslyn is set to be torn down.
The sky bridge, located on the 1700 block of North Lynn Street, will be torn down as part of the CentralPlace development. Demolition permits were filed earlier this month, and are still going through the county approval process.
No word yet on when exactly the demolition work would take place.
Photo via Google Maps
It couldn't have looked more out of place. An old building near the Virginia Square Metro station, dressed up in black paint and Gothic-style accents.
What would have been a restaurant, bar and lounge called "Haze" is now being reduced to a pile of rubble. Arlington County purchased the property at 3540 Wilson Boulevard one year ago with the intention of tearing it down, and the demolition is finally happening today.
The property will be used to connect Maury Park and Herselle Milliken Park, two tiny swaths of recreational space located on the same block between N. Monroe and Lincoln streets. So what happened to Haze?
Last year we were told that the owner undertook renovations on the building before any county permits were issued or even requested. Obviously, a county that put the kibosh on a dog mural located next to a dog park is going to take issue with a business trying to pull a fast one with a gaudy black bar across from an apartment building. The owner finally decided to shutter the restaurant-that-never-was instead of trying to to get the building back into compliance.
At least for now, the prime Wilson Boulevard property will be used as a park.
"The entire parcel will be used as park space in the near term, although the immediate frontage on Wilson Boulevard may be reconsidered in the long term if the remaining retail/commercial parcels on the block are consolidated and redeveloped," Arlington Park Division Chief Lisa Grandle told the Ashton Heights Civic Association last year.
H/t to Bill Colton
Demolition is underway on a block of empty warehouses on S. Fern Street in Pentagon City.
The warehouses, which used to house a DHL distribution office and a Danker furniture store, are being torn down to make way for a new 18-story apartment building called Three Metropolitan Park. The building will be the third in the Metropolitan Park development, across from Costco.
According to the county's planning division web site, Three Metropolitan Park will consist of 411 apartments and 16,345 square feet of ground floor retail space, one block from the Pentagon City Metro station. The building will be 18 stories — or 202 feet — tall and will have 502 parking spaces.
The Washington Business Journal reports that the apartment building is expected to start renting by the beginning of 2014 at a construction cost of at least $160 million.
Photo courtesy @hoborocks
A Z-Burger restaurant is coming to Virginia Square.
The small District-based burger chain is in the midst of renovating a two-story red-brick house at the corner of Wilson Boulevard and N. Kenmore Street, according to county records.
Reached by phone, Z-Burger owner Mohammad Esfahani said that he is hoping to have the restaurant open by this summer. This will be Z-Burger's fourth location and its first Virginia outpost. The restaurant serves burgers, hot dogs, cheesesteaks, fries, onion rings and 75 flavors of shakes and malts.
The building — which is situated 3-4 blocks from both the Clarendon and Virginia Square Metro stations — once housed a couple of business, including a video conversion business and a realty company. An attached one-story building that housed a palm reader, Madame Jacy, has been demolished. (A Yelp review of Madame Jacy once complained that the building "smelled really, really raunchy." The same reviewer bemoaned that the predictions came true but were not specific enough.)
Once it opens, the restaurant will have a limited amount of off-street parking available to customers. It will face competition from Mario's Pizza House, across the street, and the soon-to-open BGR: The Burger Joint in Clarendon.
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Investigation under way after industrial site fire
Ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters and officers were called to a blaze at an industrial estate on Orwell Close in Rainham just after 9pm yesterday.
The fire badly damaged a range of single-storey industrial buildings, including units used for glass manufacturing. No one was injured.
A cordon was put in place because a number of gas cylinders were involved in the fire. Crews cooled them down as some cylinders can explode when exposed to heat.
Fire engines from Romford, Hornchurch, Dagenham, Ilford, Barking, East Ham, Wennington and Harold Hill fire stations were at the scene.
The fire was under control by 3.11am today. The cause is being investigated.
New Year's emergency calls drop by almost a third
London Ambulance Service saw a 30% drop in calls across the capital compared to last year and 40% less incidents in the central London event area.
At peak times, they were answering around 450 calls an hour, compared to over 600 last year.
Most of the patients treated had alcohol-related illnesses or injuries
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Londoners will only get ambulance in "genuine emergency"
Ambulances wait more than 500 hours waiting outside hospitals in a week
London Ambulances spent more than 500 hours waiting outside hospitals last week. Official figures show more than 1,000 ambulances had to wait more than 30 minutes before patients were taken inside to be treated.
Barbara Hakin, the national director of commissioning operations for NHS England urged patients to help ease the pressure on hospitals by going to their GPs, pharmacists and using the non-emergency 111 helpline, if their condition is not genuinely urgent.
London Ambulance staff on strike
Around three quarters of staff at the London Ambulance Service are expected to go on strike today between 7am and 11am.
The action is part of an an ongoing row over pay. Four weeks ago 77% of staff joined the picket line in protest at not receiving a recommended 1% pay rise.
LAS says contingency plans are in place to provide a service for London during strike action. The plans include support from the police and military personnel. Ambulances will only be sent to cases that most seriously need paramedic assistance.
If a major incident in London happens during strike action, staff have agreed to return to work.
Attacks on London ambulance workers rising
Up to four ambulance workers are attacked each day in London, with physical assaults on paramedics and responders up 23% last year, according to Freedom of Information figures revealed in a new report.
'Paramedics in Peril' was authored by Roger Evans, a Conservative for the Greater London Authority.
The report calls for 100 trial cameras to be worn by London Ambulance crews and 100 on-vehicle devices. it comes after over 4,000 violent incidents were recorded between 2010 and 2013.
The trial would cost around £106,000,but campaigners argue that is less than the annual sick bill caused by injury.
Body cameras are currently being trialed by police forces across the UK, with Staffordshire Police have issued 550 of the devices to all operational officers including armed response teams as part of a programme to boost transparent policing.
Sharp increase in life-threatening calls over winter
- We expect the number of life-threatening calls over the winter period to go up from around 1,200 a day to 1,800 - these patients will be our priority
- Where clinically safe we will not be sending an ambulance to our lowest priority patients
- We will however continue to respond to all calls to patients under two years old and over 70
- This is something we already do at times of peak demand, for example, New Year's Eve when we need to prioritise our service for patients with life-threatening conditions
Winter demand means no ambulances for patients with minor conditions
Patients who dial 999 with minor conditions during the winter months will not be sent an ambulance. The London Ambulance Service says lowest priority patients will be referred to other health providers, such as 111, their GP or local pharmacist.
Camden cyclist's injuries not life-threatening
London Ambulance Service said:
"We were called today just after 4pm to reports of a roadtraffic collision involving a lorry and cyclist at Camden High Street.
"We sent a number of staff including a single responder in a car, a duty officer, two ambulance crews and London Air Ambulance's medical team in a car to the scene.
Our staff treated one patient, an adult man for a minor head injury. He has been taken to St Mary's Hospital by ambulance."
Serious road collision in Islington
A serious road collision involving several vehicles in City Road, Isington yesterday has left a number of people injured.
Police officers, London Ambulance, London's Air Ambulance and the Fire Brigade attended the scene, where a white Vauxhall Insignia hadcollided with a number of parked cars.
The driver of the Vauxhall, aged in his late 40s, and another man, believed to be aged around 40, who was in one of the parked cars, suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries. They remain at an east London hospital in stable conditions.
Road closures were put in place as a result of the incident and some still remain in place.
At this stage, officers believe the same vehicle was involved in minor collisions in Caledonian Road and Upper Street shortly before the collision in City Road.


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LSU officially announced a home-and-home series with West Virginia on Thursday that will begin during the 2010 season.
West Virginia will come to Tiger Stadium on Sept. 25, 2010 in the first of two games between the teams. In 2011, LSU will travel to Morgantown for a Sept. 24 contest against the Mountaineers.
The Tigers will travel to Washington to open the 2009 season, and Washington is slated to make the return trip to LSU during the 2012 season.
LSU's nonconference schedule last season was the easiest in the SEC. The Tigers played all four games at home, and their toughest opponent was Troy.
But they have made efforts to upgrade their schedule down the road, and the West Virginia series is a good start. Series with TCU and Arizona State are also coming up down the road.


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The information in this timeline was culled from police reports and court documents: Winter 2000: Rebecca Griego and Jonathan Rowan begin...
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Winter 2000: Rebecca Griego and Jonathan Rowan begin dating, living together off and on.
Summer 2004: The relationship ends, but the two continue to share a home.
Fall or winter 2005: During a fight, Rowan, who was drunk, allegedly pushed Griego out of a room, slamming her ankle in a door.
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June 30, 2006: Rowan is stopped by a Seattle police officer for allegedly driving 62 mph across the Aurora Bridge. Though Rowan pulls over in the 3700 block of Aurora Avenue North, he allegedly speeds away from the officer and then runs from his vehicle in the middle of Woodland Park Avenue North. The officer chases and arrests him, ultimately booking him into jail on suspicion of driving under the influence. According to the police report, Rowan's blood-alcohol content was more than 0.24 percent — more than three times the legal limit.
August 2006: Griego and Rowan share a residence. It is unclear whether they have resumed a dating relationship.
Jan. 5, 2007: A bench warrant is issued for Rowan's arrest after he fails to show up for court in connection with the DUI arrest.
Jan. 5, 2007: Griego comes home to find Rowan drunk. Griego later alleges that Rowan is verbally abusive, throws glass candlestick holders at her, tackles her to the ground and punches her. She does not call police.
January 2007: Griego moves out of the residence she shares with Rowan and tells him she never wants to see him again. He begins calling her at work.
February 2007: Rowan calls Griego at work and threatens to commit suicide because he can't live without her. She alleges he has done this before. She doesn't call him back.
March 5, 2007: Rowan allegedly steals two laptop computers from his roommates and suddenly moves out their shared house located about eight blocks east of Ballard High School. His roommates report the theft to Seattle police. One roommate tells the officer that Rowan has been on the run for 10 years and can't go back to England.
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• Rowan calls Griego at work and tells her she can't get away from him and that she will always need to be looking over her shoulder; he tells her that he knows where to find her but she doesn't know where he is. Rowan then telephones Griego's sister demanding Griego's new address. He allegedly threatens to harm Griego's sister's dogs.
• Griego and her sister go to King County Superior Court and are granted temporary protection orders against Rowan.
• Both women then report the incidents to Seattle police and are adamant that they want to pursue charges for threats and harassment. At approximately 8:45 p.m., Griego's sister returns to the police precinct to report that she has received at least 10 calls from Rowan, in which he allegedly warned, "You better watch your back," "You're on my radar now," and "I'm gonna get your dogs."
March 7 and 14: Griego gets more threatening phone calls at work.
March 20, 2007: Court records indicate that Griego's protection order has not been served against Rowan because officials are unable to find him. Griego requests additional time to locate him.
April 2, 2007: Shots fired on the fourth floor of Gould Hall at the University of Washington at 9:30 a.m. Rebecca Griego is fatally shot by Jonathan Rowan, who then kills himself.


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The LG G2 is a powerful new flagship smartphone from LG. The volume rockers and power button are on the back side of the phone. It has a gorgeous 5.2-inch full HD touch screen display with an amazing pixel density. The phone is powered by a wonderful Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor accompanied by a 2 GB of RAM that makes the phone fast and powerful. The device runs on Android v4.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system.
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The phone sports a 13 MP primary camera with LED flash. The camera can record full HD videos at 30fps. The phone may feature a wide variety of focus and filtering features that makes the phone easy and fun to use. The device features a 2.1 MP front-facing camera that comes handy for video calling. The device is ideal for watching videos and playing HD games on it. The 5.2-inch screen makes everything an eye candy to watch. The device supports MP3, eAAC+, WMA, WAV, MP4, H.263, H.264 and WMV audio and video formats and has HiFi audio.
The LG G2 has Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac) for an amazing Internet connectivity and usage. The phone also supports 4G LTE Advanced networks. The phone also supports EDGE, GPRS, 2G and 3G networks. The phone can also be used as a Wi-Fi hotspot if you want to share mobile data with other compatible devices. LG's new version of Optimus UI brings out many enhancements to the device.
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The phone has a powerful 3000 mAh Li-Ion battery that powers up the phone for a day of heavy usage. The phone has 16 GB of internal storage that is more than enough for most of the users to store data. The phone also has a microSD card slot for extending storage.
I had bought my phone my G2 in February 2014. I must say within an hour of me opening the box at my workplace, my phone went possibly to everyhand in the office, who were awed by its low weight, design, and must not forget the premium feel (compared to plasticy samsung).
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fulvic acid(noun)
a yellow to yellow-brown humic substance that is soluble in water under all pH conditions
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fulvic acid(Noun)
A straw-coloured extract of humus that remains after humic acid has been precipitated with acid
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Eat and run.
There's no shortage of energy foods on the market, but we like to eat as close to 'real' as we can get in a reasonably convenient package, and that's where Honey Stinger's Organic Energy Chews come in. Based primarily on honey, the chews deliver 160 calories (per package) of easy-to-digest carbohydrates, along with a little bit of electrolyte. The Lime-Ade flavor even throws in a little caffeine for an extra kick.
- 12-pack
- Organic ingredients
- Lime-Ade contains 32mg of caffeine
- Gluten-free, dairy-free, non-GMO
- 160 calories per package
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Taste great and they work. Preferable alternative to energy goo's.
Use these for running and riding
Love the flavors and the texture.
Keeps You Going
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I get the caffeinated Cola and Limeade flavors. Whenever I start to fade I slam a pack of these and am right back in it. Taste great too.
Yummy trail food
Delicious snack to help get you through those last few miles. Easy to eat, and easy to digest.
These are Great!
Pomegranate Passion Fruit taste great! These are perfect for those long rides, have them in your pocket or pack!
Tasty Perfection
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These energy chews are my favorite to bring with me on a long hike, or trail run! They give you the perfect boost during your workout or activity. The pomegranate is my absolute favorite. They do not stick all over your teeth or mouth, which sounds funny until you try them and fall in love.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
if you are a total caffeine fiend like me; Read: can't get going without your morning coffee, you will probably be a big fan of these energy chews. For when you just need that extra boost, or when you need a little extra push to finish the race, honey stinger made the perfect product. Normally, energy chews taste absolutely awful, but I've found these are quite tasty and don't have a bad aftertaste. Would definitely recommend!
Great tasting energy chews
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These have a good flavor and are not overly sweet or pungent. You will always find a pack of these in my jersey pocket. My favorite is the fruit smoothie, as it has a few flavors in each pouch. After that, I go with orange.
Good energy and not bad taste
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These chews are not too bad though the taste is great at first, after the first 5 you kind of get sick of chewing on them. I find it difficult to eat a full pouch. Even with that said they are much better than anything else I have tried and are my go to for preps and during long runs.
the taste
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what can I say the taste is why I buy these energy chews, don't get me wrong they give me my boost when i need them, but the taste.. pretty tasty
don't leave home without them
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I use these for everything. They provide a quick pick me up and always have a few of them with me on any adventure.
A delicious boost
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Great consistency and flavor. Easy to eat and convenient when you're on the go.
easy to eat, easy to keep down
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
too many energy problems are practically inedible. but these are fantastic
Wow, my new favoirte in sports nutrition
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Honey Stinger has really done a great job with these Chews. They taste like the best gummy you have ever had in your life. The texture like non other. Organic, Vegetarian and Gluten free. These Chews are good for you. Thanks Honey Stinger.
The best booster
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I absolutely love these and have to keep myself from snacking on them throughout the day. The pink lemonade is delicious and easy to eat while riding or on the trail.
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Tasty, easy to pack, and since they're softer than convenience store gummies they're easier to eat when you're winded.
Cherry Colas
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Cherry Colas are awesome and yummy! They have a great consistency and flavor! Best gummys out!
Honey Stinger Chews are the Best!
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Just got another case of the Strawberry Lemonade Honey Stinger Chews for our trip to Crested Butte this weekend - a must have trail food if you ask me!
Get pink lemonade.
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Pink lemonade is definitely my favorite flavor of these. The cherry one is okay, but a little artificial tasting. Next time, I'll probably get all pink lemonade.
Power gummies
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I have seen plenty of gummies, and can't really complain about any of them. They are all just.... eh. Do what they do, and sometimes they taste terrible or strange. Must say though, these guys are noticeably tastier, and give you that extra punch of energy you need. Because of them tasting good too, it makes it easier to hammer a few down on a long bike ride, instead of getting that grossed out throat lock when you really need the calories.
How do these hold up in the heat? Do they...
How do these hold up in the heat? Do they get sticky in the package, thus getting hands sticky? How about during winter activities, how solid/hard do they get?
Hey Jetguat.
I left these in my Camelbak in my car when it was 101 here in Utah, thus it was easily over 110 degrees inside my black Subaru. While a tiny but sticky/greasy to the touch, the chews held their shape and didn't create a mess.
They are kind of strange to eat when they are this warm, but it wasn't a deal breaker for me.
No issues eating these in the winter when ski touring either.
How's the taste of these chews? Sweet or...
How's the taste of these chews? Sweet or sour? I can't take any sour stuff. Thanks!
I can only comment on the Fruit Smoothie, they are a sweet taste.
Most are sweet, but not too sweet. The Pomegranate Passion Fruit is, well, like pomegranate, with an ever-so-slightly bitter taste that is nicely offset by the passion fruit. The Limeade is the only one with any hint of tartness, just like lime, but these are nowhere near Sour Patch Kids territory. The Limeade is so worth it, though, for the kick from the white tea. They are my current favorites.
how long after you eat stinger does the...
how long after you eat stinger does the energy kick in
I usually find that any energy bar or gel takes 30-45 min. to fully kick in. It needs to get digested and work its way into your bloodstream and then into your muscles. Always best on longer events to eat early and often.
I find that these and the cliff blocks kick in within about 2 minutes personally
I guess this is different for everyone, it takes about 15-20 minutes before I start feeling it.


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PopCap Bringing Zuma's Revenge Exclusively to XBLA
Written Tuesday, March 20, 2012 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
PopCap Games has today announced plans to release action puzzler Zuma's Revenge exclusively on the Xbox Live Arcade this summer, bringing with it the new Boss Rush game mode and Weekly Challenges. These new modes will also be joined by an all-new player progression system with its four Spirit Animal Companions and Spirit Badges to earn for powering them up.
Zuma's Revenge will also include 2012 updates, so there'll be no more lives, no more checkpoints and no more game over screens. There'll be a massive 74 leaderboards for the game too and 20 achievements to unlock, as well as two tiki-themed Avatar awardables to snap up.
All of these improvements, as well as upgraded HD visuals will be coming to Zuma's Revenge for Xbox Live Arcade, which is due to release this summer for 800 Microsoft Points. A North America-only retail release is set to follow the game's launch on XBLA at a later date.


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World Cafe's guest today is R&B and soul singer-songwriter Macy Gray. Her 1991 debut On How Life Is contained the massive hit "I Try," and she's released a string of solo records since. On her two most recent releases, Gray has turned to taking on the songs of others, including an album-length cover of Stevie Wonder's Talking Book.
Her new album — the gritty, raw The Way -- marks Gray's return to her own songs. "I was coming up with stupid stuff, like, you know, 'I Love You' and stuff like that," she says about her hiatus from original releases. "It's just a matter of feeling what you're doing."
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What is the Microsoft Student Partners (MSP) programme?
The Microsoft Student Partner Programme recognises top young minds from around Denmark who are passionate about technology. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity to develop real-world skills to help you succeed in your future career, to help others learn about the technology of today and tomorrow, and to connect with other like-minded students, all whilst having a ton of fun along the way.
The programme is our way of encouraging students who are interested in building a closer relationship with Microsoft, and those who are simply hooked on technology, to develop their skills further.
What is an MSP? The Microsoft Student Partner programme consists of the brightest and most innovative student developers and technology enthusiasts from universities around the world.
The 'ideal candidate' for an MSP would be a passionate and enthusiast individual who wants to learn about new tools and technologies. You would need to have a whole range of skills including excellent time management, organisation and communication skills to ensure that you could host a successful campus launch event.
An MSP should be comfortable and confident presenting in front of large audiences of both students and faculty members. You may even be asked to present in front of your fellow MSPs at an event. General business and sales skills come in very handy in order to allow you to articulate your ideas effectively when presenting.
MSPs are social able, friendly and approachable individuals who like to meet new people. You will require the ability to work as a team as well as use your own initiative. In summary, MSPs are innovative and creative students who are extremely passionate about technology.
The 'ideal' MSP has the following
- Active blog- Strong programming skills- Social able, which means friendly and approachable- Presentation skills, being able to share your knowledge to a large audience- Fluent in Danish speaking as well as writing
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To make chocolate filling: Bring milk and butter to a simmer in a medium saucepan. Remove from heat and add chocolate, whisking until...
Makes 24 sandwich cookies
Chocolate filling:
– ½ cup whole milk
– 5 tablespoons unsalted butter
– 8 ounces bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, finely chopped
– Parchment paper
– 1 pound powdered sugar
– 2 cups whole blanched almonds
– 6 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
– ¾ cup egg whites (about 6 large eggs), room temperature
– 1/8 teaspoon salt
1. To make chocolate filling: Bring milk and butter to a simmer in a medium saucepan. Remove from heat and add chocolate, whisking until melted and smooth. Transfer to a bowl and cool. Cover and refrigerate several hours until thick and cold.
2. To make macaroons: Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line baking sheets with parchment paper and set aside. Combine half of powdered sugar with all of the almonds in a food processor, pulsing until nuts are ground to a powder. Add remaining powdered sugar and pulse to blend. Scrape down sides of bowl. Add cocoa and process until blended.
3. Using an electric mixer, beat egg whites and salt until stiff but not dry. Fold nut mixture into the whites in 4 additions. The batter will be stiff. Using a teaspoon measure, drop 12 mounds at a time onto baking sheets. (The mixture will spread.)
4. Bake macaroons, one sheet at a time, until firm to the touch in the center and dry on top, about 11 minutes. Slide parchment onto a cooling rack and let cool completely before peeling macaroons off parchment. (If using the same baking sheets, make sure that they are cool before dropping the batter on them.)
5. Arrange half of macaroons flat side up on a work surface. Spread a tablespoon of the filling onto each and top with a second macaroon, flat side down. Cover and chill at least 2 hours before serving.
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A single poem "At The X-Ray Machine" by Jiří Wolker, Czech poet (1900 - 1924) illustrated by hand-crafted photograms.
There are 24 photograms in the book altogether. Purposely, I used very primitive techniques and ignored the fundamental rules to get the impressions of different objects as if they had been obtained long time ago.
The poem is in Czech.
This book was my semestral work at The Prague Photography School in June 2008.
* 1971; photography seriously since 2006.
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Ferowin (200 ml) - Syrup, manufactured by Ceza Formulations Pvt.Ltd contains Generic Medicine Folic Acid (Vit B9)- 500 mcg.
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Civil Rights Struggle and the
Rise of Affirmative Action
In 1958, Lt. Colin Powell was attending Ranger school at Fort Benning, Georgia, where every time he left the base he was "plunged back into the Old South."
I could go into Woolworth's in Columbus, Georgia, and buy anything I wanted, as long as I did not try to eat there. I could go into a department store and they would take my money, as long as I did not try to use the men's room. I could walk along the street, as long as I did not look at a white woman.
While training in the north Georgia hills Powell wanted to attend church services on Sundays. A simple request, but in order to do that he had to be driven to an African American church some miles away. The army summoned a white corporal to drive the black lieutenant to the closest Baptist church. On one Sunday, the corporal informed Powell that he also would like to attend services. Powell asked the preacher, but the kindly old minister said that he feared the reaction of local white folks. The "reality I wanted to ignore, was forcing its way into my life, " wrote Powell, "the lunatic code that made it wrong for two men to sit together in a house of God, or share a meal in a restaurant, or use the same bathroom."
"Racism was not just a black problem, " Powell continued. "It was America's problem." During the 1950s southern states continued to restrict black voting rights by gimmicks and various tests, so by 1958 only 9 percent of Alabama blacks were registered to vote; only 4 percent in Mississippi. Most residential areas were segregated by law; concerning education, Southerners saved money at black schools, which often


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Classic Belle Women's Fairytale Costume
Women's classic and elegant Beauty and the Beast fancy dress costume by California Costumes. Be a glamorous Disney princess at your next whimsical fairytale costume party in this high quality women's Princess Belle costume!
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Franchise Index: Previous Season / Next Season
1-15-0, AFC East Division · 2007 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total -8.4, Offense: -4.1, Defense: -4.2, SoS: 2.3, avg is 0.0.
Scored 267 points (16.7/g), 26th of 32 in the NFL. Allowed 437 points (27.3/g), 30th.
Differential of -170 points (-10.6/g), 31st. Expected W-L: 3.8-12.2.
Cam Cameron (1-15-0)
Defensive Coordinator: Dom Capers
Other Notable Asst.: Mike Mularkey (Tight Ends)
Stadium: Dolphin Stadium
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Bachelors Degree in Finance, California State University, Long Beach
Cindy was born and raised in Southern California and worked in the banking industry for 10 years before moving to Arizona in 2006 with her family. Cindy has been involved at GEA in many capacities including classroom parent volunteer, substitute teacher, PE instructor, and kindergarten teacher. This will be Cindy's 7th year working at GEA.
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Bachelors in Urban Studies, Loyola Marymount, Los Angeles; Teaching Credential, National University, Los Angeles
Born and raised in Orange County, California, Karen was a kindergarten teacher for six years in Los Angeles before moving to Sahuarita with her family in 2006. Her husband teaches in Tucson and she was a stay-at-home mom to their four children until her daughter started kindergarten in 2012. Karen returned to teaching, working throughout the Sunnyside School District, until last year when she became a substitute teacher in the Sahuarita School District. This is her first year at GEA and she looks forward to getting to know her students and working with them to achieve all grade level academic goals.
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Carol Fisk - 1st Grade
Bachelor's in Education, Saginaw Valley State University
Carol was born and raised in Michigan and majored in Physical and Health Education and Recreation. She is certified to teach elementary as well as high school, and after teaching elementary physical education in Las Vegas for seven years, Carol moved to Green Valley in 2011. She taught physical education and reading as well as coaching a variety of sports in Tucson, and was also an athletic director. This will be her first year teaching at Great Expectations Academy, and she looks forward to sharing her love of music, reading, traveling, and hiking with her students.
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Laura Salmieri - First Grade
Bachelor's in Elementary Education, University of Nebraska at Omaha NE Laura is originally from Omaha, Nebraska and just recently moved to the Sahuarita, Arizona area with her husband and 8 year old daughter Hailey. With her family, she enjoys hiking and horseback riding. Laura is looking forward to a great year at GEA!
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Stacie Trebes - 2nd Grade
Bachelor's in Education, University of Arizona
A native Arizonan, Stacie grew up only two hours away in the small town of Ajo. When she married her husband, Jason, she moved to Tucson and after graduating from the U of A she worked as a substitute teacher before teaching second grade in the Sunnyside School District. Stacie then had the opportunity to move to Vancouver, Canada, but recently returned to Arizona and made Sahuarita her home. She has three children attending GEA and when not being "Mom" or "Teacher" she enjoys reading, camping, traveling, crafting and writing children's books.
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Ronda Wolf - 3rd Grade
Bachelor's in Elementary Education, University of Arizona
Ronda was born in Michigan, but moved to Arizona at 10 and is a true desert girl at heart. She was a "stay-at-home mom" while her 3 sons were growing up and was always involved in their schools, sports and Scouting (two of her sons are Eagle Scouts). She is now a proud Marine Mom and a proud grandma of two. She became a teacher when her youngest son was a senior in high school and has taught 3rd grade in Rio Rico and Kindergarten in Safford. She enjoys reading, quilting, and cooking, as well as collecting cookbooks from authors of children's books. This is her second year at GEA.
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Bachelors in Elementary Education, Northern Illinois University/Masters in Instructional Strategies, Rockford College
Amy was born and raised in suburban Chicago. She has taught for 16 years in all grades K-5, but 3rd grade remains her ultimate favorite. Amy has lived in Arizona for 6 years now and in her free time enjoys running, reading recipes, spoiling her dog, and indulging in her favorites, coffee and chocolate. She is thrilled to be teaching at GEA and considers it home.
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Sandra Hunt - 4th Grade
Bachelor's in Education, University of Arizona
Sandra is originally from Phoenix but moved to Arkansas when she was in middle school. She worked with Head Start and was a substitute teacher before earning her degree. Sandra is very excited about her eighth year of teaching at Great Expectations. She loves being around and working with children and seeing the smiles on their faces when they learn or accomplish something new. Sandra is married and has four children. She and her husband have lived in Green Valley for fourteen years.
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Bachelor's in Education, College of Charleston
Sandra is originally from Houston but has visited and lived in many places including Germany, Holland, Iceland, England, California, and South Carolina. She has taught Fifth through Eighth Grades in addition to coaching boys and girls basketball and girls volleyball and serving as Student Council Sponsor for 3 years. This is Sandras ninth year teaching at Great Expectations.
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Heather Brannock - 5th Grade
Bachelor's in Elementary Education, University of Arizona
Heather was born and raised in Tucson. She has taught in Rio Rico for the past six years in both 3rd and 5th grades. Heather and her husband, Billy, have one daughter, Ryleigh, who is two. Heather enjoys reading, playing the violin, and volunteering in her church's youth ministry program. She is very excited for her second year at Great Expectations.
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Rebecca Moore - 5th Grade
Bachelor's in Elementary Education, University of Arizona
Rebecca is a native Tucsonan with roots going back to her great-grandmother. She now lives in Sahuarita and after serving as GEA's Physical Education instructor for six years, Rebecca enjoyed her first year in the classroom and is looking forward to her second. In her spare time, she enjoys exercising, working on her family scrapbook and spending time with her husband and two children.
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Bachelor's in Science Education, University of Arizona
Zeke is from Texas... but did not live there long enough to become a 'Texan' (only one year), moving to Florida for ten years and then to Prescott, Arizona. Zeke moved to Tucson in 2005 to attend the University of Arizona, focusing on Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Zeke really likes drawing, hiking, dinosaurs, cooking interesting foods, science-ing, dinosaurs, Doctor Who, traveling, teaching, and dinosaurs. Zeke's full name is Zeke Zee Zager and while he had little to do with the name acquisition process, he is quite proud of it. Zeke previously taught at the High School level for three years in the Tucson area, teaching Biology, Chemistry, and General Science. This is Zeke's first year at GEA.
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Aaron Szabo - Middle School
Bachelor's of Mathematics, San Jose State University
Aaron moved to Green Valley in 2006 from Santa Cruz, California. He spent many years working for Santa Clara County Probation Department and has recently started a new career in education. He enjoys working with adolescent students. Aaron also enjoys playing music and performs in several salsa bands in Tucson. This is his third year at Great Expectations Academy.
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Charity Moss - Middle School
Bachelor's in Mathematics, Maranatha Baptist College/Master's in Divergent Learning, Columbia College
Charity moved to Sahuarita in 2010 from South Carolina. She has taught high school math for 7 years. During that time, she also coached basketball and volleyball at the middle school and high school levels. Charity has been married for 11 years and has 3 dogs. She and her husband like to visit Madera Canyon, Mt. Lemmon, and the other beautiful parts of Arizona. This is her first year at Great Expectations Academy.
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Christopher DeWildt - Middle School
Bachelor's in Film Production, Grand Valley State University/Master's in Biology, Western Kentucky University
Chris grew up in Michigan. After college he moved to Bowling Green, Kentucky for graduate school. His educational philosophy is that learning is a lifelong process and that every student is capable of great things with positive reinforcement. In his spare time, Mr. DeWildt enjoys reading all kinds of fiction, writing stories, playing video games, and spending time with his family. He has a wife, two kids, and a dog. Chris lives in Tucson and doesnt mind the commute to Sahuarita. This is his second year at GEA.
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Cassandra Sparrold - Middle School
Bachelor's in English Literature, University of Arizona/Master's in Secondary Education, University of Phoenix
Cassandra is a native Tucsonan and transitioned from the banking industry into teaching to enjoy building relationships within the classroom. This is her third year at Great Expectations. She has four cats and two dogs and spends her spare time reading, knitting and hanging out with her critters.
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Bachelor's in Art Education, University of Minnesota at Duluth
Ms. Sophie grew up in Duluth, MN where her family owns and operates Karakatsoulis Pottery. Her favorite medium to teach is clay and she hopes to further develop the clay program at GEA. Sophie loves to travel and was fortunate to have the opportunity to teach art at an international school in Vietnam. She is inspired by music, art and culture from all over the world and loves to share this with her students. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, practicing yoga, and going hiking with her husband and son.
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Lisa was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico and moved to Santa Cruz, California in her early twenties. After exploring Northern California, she settled in the Bay Area where she met her husband while country dancing. They moved to Arizona in 2003 and are raising a son and daughter, both GEA graduates and now attending Walden Grove High School. Lisa loves the beach, Arizona weather, dining out (especially Mexican food) and the outdoors as well as family time. She also loves being the librarian at GEA, spending time with the students and working with books - her "dream" job.
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Leonor is originally from Southern California and has a degree in Psychology with a minor in Child Development and a credential in Early Childhood Education. After college, Leonor moved to Arizona with her family and began working and volunteering at GEA in 2006 when her sons Alex and Jordan began kindergarten. After volunteering for three years, Leonor was hired as a lunch monitor and then became the physical education instructor. In her spare time, Leonor enjoys sports and doing Boy Scout activities with her sons.
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