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Protea Limited
based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM
Protea is a UK-based instrument manufacture and systems builder specialising in spectroscopic gas analysis, using FTIR, TDLAS and QMS technologies amongst others. Our customer-focused analysis systems for process, emission and environmental monitoring can provide a solution for direct installation into a plant (such as CEM systems) or we can provide the analytical ...
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc.
based in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc. (ESS) has a long and proven track record. We have been providing air quality related services since 1979. Headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, ESS has provided stack testing services in most of the fifty states and internationally. ESS serves clients in many industries including: Aluminum, Asphalt, Automobile, Carbon, ...
Environnement S.A
based in Poissy, FRANCE
Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
IMR Environmental Equipment, Inc.
based in St. Petersburg, FLORIDA (USA)
IMR Environmental Equipment, Inc. is one of the leading manufacturers worldwide for portable flue-gas analyzers and stationary flue-gas analyzers using electro-chemical and NDIR technology. Furthermore, the product range includes leak detectors (HC, refrigerant), thermometers, manometers and anemometers. IMR has almost 30 years of experience designing, manufacturing and ...
CEMS Experts - a division of GK Associates, Inc.
based in Simi Valley, CALIFORNIA (USA)
For over 20 years, CEMS Experts has been providing turn-key CEMS solutions, consulting, and technical support services for the emissions compliance and process monitoring needs of our clients. Our customer base spans many industries including power generation, petro-chemical, cement, glass, forest products, landfills, municipal utilities, waste-energy, and many others. We ...
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd
based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM
Edinburgh Sensors are proud to be global providers of high quality Gas Sensor solutions. Our diverse range of gas sensors use the latest technology to enable reliable, accurate and continuous gas detection. Established for over 20 years, Edinburgh Sensors use proven technology to deliver OEM Gas Sensors and Gas Monitors / Indoor Air Quality Monitors that are smart, ...
based in St. Petersburg, FLORIDA (USA)
Industrial and Environmental Health and Safety Instrumentation: Air Sampling Pumps, Calibrators, Equipment, and Accessories. Colorimetric Gas Detector Tubes. Point Gas Monitors. Open Path Gas Detection. Sound, Noise, and Vibration Measurement Instruments. Real-time Dust Monitors. Flame Detectors.
Metrohm AG
based in Herisau, SWITZERLAND
Metrohm is a worldwide leading manufacturer of precision instruments for chemical analysis. In the field of electrochemical ion analysis Metrohm has been the unchallenged world number one for many years. This is reflected in the company's comprehensive product range: pH meters, ion meters, conductometers, potentiometric, thermometric and Karl Fischer titration, ...
Codel International Ltd
based in Bakewell, UNITED KINGDOM
CODEL are world leaders in the design and manufacture of systems for continuous emissions gas monitoring (cems) and combustion control analysers, such as in-situ and extractive flue gas emissions analysers (analyzers), pollution sensors, dust monitor/particulate monitors, opacity/smoke monitors, flue gas analysers (analyzers), road tunnel atmosphere sensors and velocity ...
Boreal Laser Inc.
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Boreal was formed in April 1990 and has been developing and manufacturing laser based gas detection solutions since 1993. Boreal Laser now has installations in over 45 different countries. In an instrumentation industry dominated by juggernauts, Boreal does not only compete but thrives. Boreal operates on three simple principles: the first is to have partners not ...
Sigma-Aldrich Co., LLC
based in Bellefonte, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Sigma-Aldrich is a leading Life Science and High Technology company whose biochemical, organic chemical products, kits and services are used in scientific research, including genomic and proteomic research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, the diagnosis of disease and as key components in pharmaceutical, diagnostics and high technology manufacturing. ...
Tethys Instruments SAS
based in Meylan - Inovallee, FRANCE
Tethys Instruments is a leading global provider of gas and water online analysers for environmental applications. Headquartered in France, our distributors worldwide and us provide top-class service and instrumentation for environmental monitoring.
Procal - Parker Hannifin Corp
based in Peterborough, UNITED KINGDOM
Procal design and manufacture continuous emissions monitors suitable for applications that come under the European Large Combustion Plant and Waste Incineration Directives. These monitors are also used on US EPA approved sites. Certified under MCERTS for the measurement of NO, SO2, CO, CO2, H2O, and providing information as required for compliance with EN14181, Procal ...
Clarke Energy
based in Liverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Clarke Energy is a multinational specialist in the engineering, installation and maintenance of gas-fuelled power plants. Our facilities deliver fuel efficiency and help reduce carbon emissions. Applications include combined heat and power (CHP) with natural gas, biogas, landfill gas and coal gas. We are a the largest authorised distributor and service provider for GE's ...
Fuel Cells Etc
based in College Station, TEXAS (USA)
Fuel Cells Etc is a fuel cell components manufacturer that specializes in high performance custom fuel cell and electrolyzer components for product manufacturers, researchers and educators around the world. We pride ourselves on industry-leading customer service and lead times. Our primary products include Membrane Electrode Assemblies (MEA), Catalyst Coated Membranes ...
LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH
based in Bad Arolsen, GERMANY
LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH has been designing and building bioenergy plants for more than 90 years. With over 3,400 biomass combustion plants to our credit around the world, we have an unmatched body of experience in generating power from solid fuels and waste materials with the best economical and ecological results.Lambion, as part of the NRGgroup, is your partner ...
Enerac Inc.
based in Holbrook, NEW YORK (USA)
Enerac is the leading manufacturer of portable emission analyzers and portable combustion analyzers in the world. The company introduced the model 842 in 1979. This was the first automated combustion efficiency analyzer ever built. Enerac combustion analyzers are Made in the USA. Our units can give you O2,CO,NO,No2,So2,H2S,HC,Co2,Draft,Temp & Efficiency. Enerac 500 & 700 ...
PCE Instruments UK Ltd
based in Southampton, UNITED KINGDOM
PCE Instruments offers the most extensive and detailed range of precision measuring instruments. In our catalog we provide about 500 different types and models of high quality measuring equipment and test equipment to do tests and analysis of various physical, electrical, chemical and other parameters. You`ll find lots of equipment for monitoring, analysis, detection, ...
Ashtead Technology Ltd
based in Letchworth, UNITED KINGDOM
Ashtead Technology was formed in 1985 when Ashtead Group plc acquired SubSpek Limited, which at the time provided underwater positioning, survey and inspection equipment rental from a base in Aberdeen. In 1994 the Singapore base was opened, focussing on the offshore oil and gas industry and the subsea telecommunications cable market in Asia Pacific. The first US ...


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At first glance, Scott Weiland seemed to be living down to his bad-boy image. Partying with friends at L.A.'s exclusive Buffalo Club last month, the lead singer of the hit '90s band Stone Temple Pilots—a man once called "the Robert Downey Jr. of rock and roll" because of his chronic substance abuse—had a bottle in one hand, his arm wrapped around a beautiful model. Except that now Weiland, 32, wasn't chugging tequila but Evian water, and the model was his wife, Mary Forsberg, 25. Though married only since May, they were celebrating an anniversary: the first year that Weiland has been continuously sober since his teens.
"People said it could never happen," says Weiland, who admits he shared their doubts. "I knew I needed to be sober for years. But I didn't want it enough."
"If you had asked me a year ago, I would have said, 'No way,' " says STP bass player Robert DeLeo. But now, says his guitarist brother Dean, "it's just nice to see the path that Scott's chosen for himself. I'm really happy for him. And his sobriety carries on to extracurricular activities, you know? Such as our little band."
The band, which folded in 1996 as a result of Weiland's repeated dalliances with alcohol, heroin and cocaine, is back with a vengeance. STP's 1999-album, No. 4, has gone gold, and on July 30 the band embarked on a nationwide tour with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. "Scott has never sounded better," says the band's manager Steve Stewart.
Yet Weiland sounds regretful as he traces the roots of his drug addiction. Raised in rural Chagrin Falls, Ohio, by his mother, Sharon, a real estate agent, and stepfather David Weiland, now a manager at Lockheed Martin, he started drinking casually at parties in the seventh grade, soon graduating to pot. "It was just playful experimentation," Weiland says. At 16, a year after the family moved to Huntington Beach, Calif., Weiland formed his first band and tried his first narcotic: cocaine. A six-week stint in drug rehab didn't cure him. Even after he teamed with the DeLeo brothers and drummer Eric Kretz to form Mighty Joe Young in the mid-'80s (they renamed themselves Stone Temple Pilots in 1992), Weiland's drug cravings intensified. "I had flirted with everything," he says. "But I hadn't found my thing yet."
That thing was heroin, which he tried for the first time while on tour in 1993. "I felt like it filled a hole that had always been there," says Weiland, but his erratic behavior, well-publicized drug busts and failed rehab stays alienated his bandmates, and they called it quits. "We didn't work for three years," says Dean DeLeo. "It wasn't about the band. It was about Scott being alive at the end of the week."
In October 1997, Weiland, who had been wed briefly at 27, ran into an old girlfriend, Mary Forsberg, at an L.A. rehab center. They moved in together, and soon she was sharing his heroin habit. Intermittently sober, he began recording with the band again last year. But after OD'ing on methadone last summer—his third probation violation since 1997—he was sentenced to a year in prison. "Scott's going to jail was the best thing that ever happened to us," says Forsberg, who kicked her own habit when he was sentenced. She was there to pick him up on Dec. 30,1999, when Weiland, having completed a drug rehab program behind bars, was paroled.
In mid-January—six months sober—Weiland proposed. And on May 21, at the Little Door restaurant in Hollywood, the couple wed. "I've known Scott for probably 15 years," recalls one guest, Dean DeLeo, "and this is the best man I've known in that time." Now awaiting the birth of their first child on Nov. 27, the Weilands curl up in their stylish two-bedroom apartment in L.A. and watch A Baby Story on the Learning Channel. Only last year the couple would have been partying till dawn. But both say they don't miss the bad old days. "Look," says Weiland, "no one goes to school to learn how to be a rock star. There's no class you can take for how drastic your life changes. You just hope you learn from your mistakes."
Mark Dagostino in Los Angeles
Safe Landing
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Johnson's Island originally was named Bull's Island and was part of a tract of land owned by Epaproditus Bull, according to the Johnson's Island Preservation Society's website, www.johnsonsisland.org.
Bull and his family settled on the Marblehead peninsula in May 1809, but left in 1812 because of American Indian attacks. Bull died while they were gone from the island, but his family returned later and owned the island until 1852.
Leonard Johnson purchased the island, renaming it Johnson's Island, and cleared part of the land for farming.
In fall 1861, the U.S. Army leased 40 cleared acres to establish a prisoner of war depot, the website says. Prisoners were housed there from April 1862 until September 1865. The following year, the Army auctioned off surplus equipment and materials, the buildings and the stockade walls. Most of the lumber was salvaged, and some of the smaller buildings were moved across Sandusky Bay to Marblehead when the bay was frozen.
From 1866 to 1894, the island was used primarily for agriculture - fruit trees and general crops - and the prison site was plowed under to raise crops.
A small number of private lots were sold to individuals during this period.
Fact Box
Want to go?
Tourism is discouraged by the Johnson's Island Property Owners Association, but visitors can go to the Johnson's Island Museum and Information Center at Ohio Veterans Home, I.F. Mack Building, 3416 Columbus Ave., Sandusky.
The museum first opened in July 2001, and now is part of the Ohio Military Heritage Association. Many items are on loan from private collections. Exhibits include a scale models of the entire island, the prison camp and prison block 10 as well as images, documents and artifacts.
Hours are 1-4 p.m. weekends and holidays Memorial Day through Oct. 1. People unable to visit during regular hours may email jipres@johnsons
island.org to make other arrangements.
The museum is free, but encourages donations.
In 1894, the website notes the first of two pleasure resorts was established on the island in the area north and west of the Confederate Cemetery. They were both named The Johnsons Island Pleasure Resort Company.
"The first resort went out of business in the fall of 1897, primarily due to the burning of the main pavilion and a wrongful death lawsuit for $10,000," the website says.
A second resort opened in 1904 and closed in fall 1907.
"More than likely, it closed because of competition from Cedar Point and the dust and noise from a working quarry on the island," the website says.
An existing quarry was enlarged in 1902 as part of the Breakwater Co., and a village that included a post office and school was constructed for quarry workers and their families. Quarry operations for the most part were discontinued in 1908.
The years 1910 to 1956 were quiet times on the island. It served as a Coast Guard training center and Army training ground for the Ohio National Guard.
In 1956, plans were announced to develop the island as a vacation home site. A causeway to the mainland was approved and started in 1964. The perimeter of the island was subdivided and individual lots were sold for cottages.
The causeway and island roads were not completed until the Johnson's Island Property Owners Association, at its own expense, stoned and paved the roads in the 1970s, the website says.
In 1989, a second developer came to Johnson's Island to create a new subdivision in the island interior and quarry area, but most of the building sites never got beyond the planning stage.
It was during this time that David Bush was hired by a developer to investigate the quarry area of the island to comply with federal historic preservation requirements.
And what he found led to the archeological project that continues today.


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Andrew Friedman Discusses Payroll, First Base, & More At Winter Meetings
Andrew Friedman Winter Meeting Notes Day Two
The Rays remained quiet through the second afternoon of the winter meetings but Andrew Friedman took a few moments to answer the medias questions.
Yesterday's comments are provided here (link) and today he answered questions regarding if there is pressure to trade any player, how the roster is constructed, will the team take a step back in 2014 in any scenario, the first base market, and payroll.
Does the organization feel any pressure to trade David Price or any specific player?
"I don't comment on any specific player." ?He continued, "Our long standing goals as we head into any off season is to try to thread a very narrow middle which is to be as good as we can be in the upcoming season and continue to keep one eye on the future in terms of being able to sustain our success as long as we can."
Every player on the roster is judged differently, "some guys make that much more difficult to compete in the upcoming year and some guys fit in much better in sustaining success.
"Every guy in an organization has a different fit in how the help us in the short term and how they fit us in the long term and it's our job to kind of navigate that to figure out how we put together the most competitive team we can."
Is He Comfortable With Team As It's Constructed Now?
"Short of what we would do at first base I think we have a chance to be really good. Obviously, that's our goal and looking at it from a run prevention standpoint we feel like were in good position to keep runs off the board. If we're able to improve on that the rest of the winter all the better.
"From a run scoring standpoint obviously we need to figure out what we're going to do at first base but having DeJesus all year, having Wil Myers for a full season I mean there are things in there that I feel like will make us a better offensive team but obviously we want to get better on that front as well."
Is there a scenario, a series of moves, that would make the team NOT a contender in 2014?
I can't imagine. It's not at all what we're focused on. It's not what's driving us when we wake up every morning as we sit here in December as we talk about every year is to play competitive games in September. It's too lofty to sit here in December and say we expect to win the American League East. We'll talk about that in Spring Training and figure out where we are but we feel like were in good position to play competitive games in September. Then, once you kind of get to a point where you feel comfortable there its about continuing to get incrementally get better and put ourselves in as good of a position as we can."
Progress on first base market?
"We're getting more clarity. I wouldn't characterize anything as imminent. I think we're getting more information that's helpful in our decision making process."
Friedman added that he doesn't have a sense of whether the addition will be via free agent or trade.
Have you been given any directive from ownership on payroll?
"No, we're in constant communication on moves that we are making and things that are potentially in the pike and just talking through the ramifications in terms of what it means in terms of a payroll standpoint - what it means from a prospect standpoint - so, there are certain scenarios that we'd move our payroll higher if it meant keeping a prospect that we really valued a lot.
"Conversely, it works both ways, so I think it's just so many different variables that go into it. As we've talked about since 2006 we don't have a hard and fast number. It's much more about trying to fill out ?a roster within the limitations. To have some give and take with that is just helpful in terms of how we plan and how we try to be opportunistic. If we had too many restrictions on every different facet on how you acquire players it becomes really restricting and not as feasible to react quickly to things that come up which happen a lot.
He did say it seems as if the payroll will be higher than last year.


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Blake Griffin: 214 dunks in 254 seconds [video]
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More bark beetle events coming soon
Published: Thursday, March 21st, 2013
Custer City was rocking and rolling in the middle of winter. The very successful Jan. 19 invocation and kick-off music festival, the Bug Crawl, brought more than 400 people to Custer on a winter weekend. The Bug Crawl and the Bark Beetle Blues (BBB) to come are part of the Custer Arts Council programs and activities led by a large and varied group of volunteers.
The Bug Crawl was the first of a multi-part year-long celebration of change. The mountain pine beetle and its cousins are dramatically changing the view around Custer and throughout the Black Hills. We can see things we haven't seen for decades, like rock formations and long-range views of the Northern Great Plains, not seen since Peter Norbeck personally chose our famous Black Hills highways and byways.
There's more to come. The BBB committee is working to have the week of April 8 proclaimed Bark Beetle Blues Week in Custer. This second of five events will kick off the spring in Custer. On April 11 there will be a group book discussion at the library led by Kathy Antonen and featuring U.S. Forest Service entomologist Angela Ambourn. "The Empire of the Beetle" by author Andrew Nikiforuk, a Canadian, is the focus of the discussion. Canada has already been down the bark beetle road and has developed a lot of good ideas for dealing with change. People can get a book and sign up at the Custer and Hermosa libraries.
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MBA Options
The MBA program at Barry University has been designed with today's business professional in mind. We offer flexible evening programs where students can choose from part-time enrollment or full-time enrollment. All MBA courses are held from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Part-Time: Some students prefer a part-time schedule, finding it easier to balance classes, work and family obligations. You can take one or two classes a semester, provided that you complete the MBA within five years. The pace of your program can be customized with the help of your graduate advisor.
Full-Time: Do you want to earn your MBA at a faster pace? If you enroll full-time, you can complete your MBA in as little as eighteen (18) months. This would require taking three classes (9 credits) per semester. For some, this is ideal as it allows you to earn your degree at a faster pace. Since the full-time program requires a good deal of time, we recommend that students do not hold a full-time job.
International Students: If you are an International Student, the USCIS requires you maintain a full load of 9 credit hours (3 classes in the fall and spring semesters) in order to keep your student visa.
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The evening classes and the centrally located Miami Shores campus, makes this program very convenient and easily accessible for those living and working in Miami-Dade or Broward County.
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Barry University offers non-credit workshops for those individuals who may lack the prerequisites in specific disciplines. These intensive workshops enable you to quickly gain functional business knowledge at a reasonable cost. Each required workshop must be completed before you can take a 600-level course in that discipline.
You can choose to complete your prerequisites by taking courses at Barry University or another regionally accredited (four-year or two-year) college or university.


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September 9, 2004
Playwright's Alter Ego Returns Home
For Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Donald Margulies, "Brooklyn Boy" represents both a return and a departure.
Like several of his early plays, the drama explores obsessions culled from his Brooklyn boyhood: "The legacies parents instill in their children, the continuity of wounding that occurs from generation to generation, the relationship between fathers and sons in particular," the 49-year-old author said.
"But while my previous Brooklyn plays have involved the coming of age of various Marguliesian figures, I've never really let myself be a man in Brooklyn," he continued. "This is the first time I've placed a middle-aged alter ego on that turf."
"Boy" revolves around 40ish novelist Eric Weiss, who returns home -- actually to the hospital where he was born -- to visit his dying father, Manny, a shoe salesman. It's his first trip back in a while, and he's ambivalent: "I saw what Brooklyn did to my parents, and I knew I had to get the hell out of here," he tells a friend. "I saw ... the fear, the xenophobia, the suffocating double grip the Holocaust and the Depression had around their throats."
Yet Eric has just had his first literary success with a semiautobiographical novel.
"So he's at a juncture where he's realizing that Brooklyn isn't just a place he has to keep himself in exile from," actor Adam Arkin (Eric) said. "He's coming to see that whatever he has to offer as an artist is going to have to embrace who and what he was there. And what he had regarded as a kind of purgatory now can be a kind of key to his being whole."
It appears that Margulies made a parallel journey. Before a recent rehearsal at South Coast Repertory, he described growing up surrounded by Holocaust survivors who "instilled in me a kind of fatalism and morbid fascination for recent Jewish history." His American-born father, meanwhile, was an overworked wallpaper salesman, "physically affectionate but prone to mysterious silences," who lived in fear of losing a job he loathed.
These twin shadows of the Holocaust and the Depression "instilled certain fears in me, legacies I had to shake," Margulies said.
The playwright did so, in part, through his work. "The Model Apartment" (1984) is a kind of "Frankenstein" story in which Holocaust survivors have created a monster in their schizophrenic daughter; "What's Wrong With This Picture?" (1985) features an artsy kid named Artie who spars with his father; "The Loman Family Picnic" (1988) tells of a downtrodden salesman whose son is writing a musical comedy version of "Death of a Salesman."
Margulies' intensely personal (but not strictly autobiographical) work places him in a unique niche.
"[He] does not have the master work plan of an August Wilson ... or the political urgencies of a Paula Vogel or Tony Kushner to shape and drive his work from play to play," said Jerry Patch, dramaturg of South Coast Repertory. "Instead, his theatrical output, now more than a dozen plays, six of which have enjoyed prominent lives on American stages, has come from assessing his own changing vision of himself and the world in which he lives."
So it makes sense that Margulies eventually left Brooklyn -- and tales of restless, artist sons -- to explore midlife concerns. "Sight Unseen" (1991) describes a painter, catapulted to superfame, who struggles with his identity as an artist and a Jew. The Pulitzer-winning "Dinner With Friends"(1999) was inspired by Margulies' observations of "a succession of domestic catastrophes" in his circle.
"Brooklyn Boy" began with another observation several years ago.
"My wife and so many of our contemporaries were dealing with failing and dying parents," he said. Since Margulies' own parents had died by the time he was 32, inventing the fictional Manny was "an opportunity to create a fantasy of what an aged version of my father might have been like."
The character also "embodies so many of the generation who are now failing and dying; very often first-generation American Jews who were battered by the war and the Depression; who married and did all the traditional things and are now at the end of their lives with their generally overpsychoanalyzed children."
It was the late playwright Herb Gardner ("Conversations With My Father") who persuaded Margulies to set the piece back home: "I'd steadfastly steered clear of Brooklyn for a time in my work, because I feared I'd tread familiar ground," he said. "But Herb convinced me it was an exciting prospect to revisit Brooklyn at this stage of my life, not as a boy but as a man."
Perhaps the play is Margulies' way of acknowledging Brooklyn as a source of creativity, as well as shadows.
"'Brooklyn Boy' feels to me like the work of a more mature writer, so I'm glad I made the trip," he said.
The play runs Sept. 10-Oct. 10 at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa (previews are Sept. 3-9); for tickets, call (714) 708-5555 or visit www.scr.org. Margulies will speak Sept. 9 as part of Chapman University's Visiting Writers Series at Kennedy Hall. For more information, call (714) 997-6750.
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SALAMANCA – The State Appellate Court has reaffirmed the Seneca Nation of Indians' sovereign immunity by rejecting a lawsuit against 17 officers of two Seneca companies, the nation announced.
"It is a very good case precedent to have reaffirmed in New York law," said Seneca President Robert Odawi Porter.
The suit, brought by Sue-Perior Concrete & Paving of West Seneca against Seneca Gaming Corp. and Seneca Niagara Casino, was rejected in State Supreme Court, but the judge let stand a case against the officers. Sue-Perior contended that the officers improperly told the Seneca companies not to pay for work performed under contracts.
The five-judge appeals court unanimously agreed with Seneca arguments that the officers also were protected by sovereign immunity, ruling that the officers never acted outside of their official capacities.


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Robert Downey Jr. Wants to Teach You Math
He is constantly giving arithmetic lessons on the red carpet.By Drew Luster and Josh Wolk
He is constantly giving arithmetic lessons on the red carpet.By Drew Luster and Josh Wolk
Scarlett Johannson and Jeremy Renner are heading to the Great White Way. Who else should follow?By Scott Brown
Plus: Blake Shelton flirted with Scarlett Johansson and his wife Miranda Lambert tweeted about it, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.By Caroline Shin
"What happens in Albuquerque stays in Albuquerque. That's the cloak of secrecy of S.H.I.E.L.D."By Jennifer Vineyard
If you're looking for Pina, this ain't it.By Eliot Glazer
As always, Chris Evans looks delicious.By Eliot Glazer
"Are you a god?"By Eliot Glazer
"He may be 'just casting,' but he's really good casting: He's beloved by filmmakers," says one top agent.By Kyle Buchanan and Claude Brodesser-Akner
An illustrated take on summer 2012's jocks, nerds, and burnouts.By Kyle Hilton and Kyle Buchanan
It just scored Australia's second-highest opening ever.By Zach Dionne
Tony Stark will be the only Avenger on the call sheet.By Kyle Buchanan
Rock of Ages = Poison, Warrant, and Whitesnake x a half-off wig sale at Spencer GiftsBy Kyle Buchanan
Eat your heart out, Chris Evans!By Eliot Glazer
The very crass party game, now applied to the season's most anticipated films.By Amanda Dobbins and Kyle Buchanan
Avengers hits theaters May 4.By Andre Tartar
Evil robots make everything funnier.By Jennifer Vineyard
Charm Level: officially off the charts.By Eliot Glazer
Or Jurassic Park 5: Avenging.By Eliot Glazer
Chris Hemsworth's arms: Can you say "scene-stealer"?By Eliot Glazer
It could be the second-biggest opening of all time.By Kyle Buchanan


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Most Wanted
About Erie County Most Wanted: The Erie Times-News each Thursday publishes information about suspects sought by the Erie County Sheriff's Office. Since the feature began in March 2004, 702 suspects have been taken into police custody. Information provided to police will be kept strictly confidential.
Have information Call 451-7436.
Born: June 18, 1984.
Description: He is 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 250 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes.
Police say: He is wanted for failure to appear for trial on theft by unlawful taking charges.
Born: Jan. 26, 1984.
Description: He is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes.
Police say: He is wanted for two probation violation warrants.
Under the U.S. criminal justice system, everyone is presumed innocent. The persons featured in Erie County's Most Wanted have not been convicted of the crimes listed above.


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Outstanding American Chad SmithOutstanding American
Chadwick (Ugisata) Smith, Talequah, Okla.
Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
Chad "Corntassel" Smith is currently serving his third four-year term as Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, the second largest Indian tribe in the United States with more than 285,000 citizens.
Since his election in 1999, Smith has navigated the Cherokee Nation out of a time of turmoil into a period of unprecedented economic growth, employing more Cherokees while also providing more services to citizens than ever before. He has focused his efforts in three areas: economic self-reliance, language and cultural revitalization, and community development in Northeastern Oklahoma.
Through his leadership, the Cherokee Nation has expanded its influence, not only in the gaming industry but also in the agriculture, real estate, corporate and defense industries. He has initiated efforts to re-introduce fluency in the Cherokee language to tribal citizens and to preserve and expand tribal customs. More importantly, he has fostered the spirit of "gadugi" or coming together for the common good, among Cherokee people.
Smith earned his bachelor's in education from the University of Georgia in 1973, a master's in public administration from the University of Wisconsin in 1975, a juris doctorate from the University of Tulsa in 1980 and a master's in hospitality management from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas in 2008.
Before becoming Principal Chief, he taught Indian law at Dartmouth College, Northeastern State University and Rogers State University. He served two previous Cherokee Nation chiefs as Director of Tribal Planning, Legal Historian, Cherokee Nation Prosecutor, Director of Justice and Advisor to the Tribal Tax Commission. He also successfully operated his own law practice, served Tulsa County as an assistant public defender and worked as an assistant district attorney in Creek County.
As a high school wrestler, Smith went 20-0-1 as a senior at Maplewood High School in Tennessee. He wrestled one season at the University of Tennessee-Martin.


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Posted at 9:20 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 6
Brunswick County Schools Superintendent Katie McGee said Tuesday night she was "exonerated" from the grievance filed against her by Sherry Dove, her executive assistant and liaison to the Brunswick County Board of Education.
The board met behind closed doors three times last month to discuss the grievance, and announced on July 23 it had reached a "decision," but did not publicly state what it was.
With the state budget finalized, Brunswick County Schools is weeks away from finalizing its own budget for the 2009-2010 school year.
Freyja Cahill, executive finance officer for Brunswick County Schools, presented the board of education with the state's public education budget from 2009-2011 Tuesday, and said it gives a good idea of what the county will receive in state funds.
The district had been working on a temporary budget for several months, anticipating the state reduction.
BOLIVIA—Brunswick Community College is seeing some of its highest enrollment numbers to date, and the registration period is still open.
"The pre-registration was higher than previous years," Stephen Greiner, BCC president, said Monday.
At the end of early registration, 1,382 students had enrolled for the 2009 fall semester. This number is already higher than fall enrollment last year, which was 1,362 students. About 900 students were enrolled at the end of early registration last year.
Shallotte Police charged the following people and investigated the following incidents during the past week.
•Police charged Felipe Reynoso, 19, of 19 Longs Circle Road, Nakina, with drunk and disruptive and resisting arrest. He was taken to Brunswick County Detention Center on a $1,000 secured bond.
The congregation of Saint Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ocean Isle Beach dedicated its new sanctuary and administration building Aug. 2.
Architect Nick Nye worked with R.H. McClure Builders with Cecil Wilkes acting as site supervisor throughout the project.
The service featured music played on the new organ by Janette Schroeder, Saint Luke music director and William Glisson, representative of R.A. Daffler Church Organs Inc. The organ music was enhanced by trumpeters, Ed Gunther and Dillon O'Neal.
Despite hot days and windy conditions, anglers are still finding fish in our inshore waters. Flounder and redfish have given local fishermen some good action lately. The best thing about summer fishing is although the fish aren't as numerous they tend to be larger.
Capt. Mark Dickson of Shallow Minded Charters has had some successful trips lately, fishing both inshore and out at the jetties. I spoke to him Monday and he told me about fishing at the jetties earlier that day.
I first met Steve Mona when he spoke at the annual meeting of the Carolina Golf Course Superintendents several years ago in Myrtle Beach, S.C. At that time, he was the CEO of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA).
Last week, I had the pleasure of seeing Steve again. He was in Brunswick County speaking before 15 members of The First Tee from seven chapters in North and South Carolina. This was the annual Summer Leadership Academy at St. James Plantation, an event that has been hosted by The First Tee of Brunswick County for four straight years.
The sea turtles are missing.
Gloria Hillenburg, the "Turtlelady," and coordinator of the Ocean Isle Beach Turtle Patrol, said 83 baby sea turtles were stolen from their nest early Thursday, and their eggs scattered across the sand nearby.
While baby turtles usually head into the ocean themselves soon after hatching, there were no prints to indicate their departure, and a gaping hole is now where the babies were once safely nestled. That's led Hillenburg and authorities to believe they were stolen.
Brunswick County Schools have announced dates for student orientation.
The following schools will have orientation from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20: Jessie Mae Monroe Elementary School, Virginia Williamson Elementary School, Supply Elementary School, Town Creek Elementary School, Union Elementary School and Bolivia Elementary School.
The following schools will have orientation from 5-8 p.m Thursday, Aug. 20: Shallotte Middle School, Cedar Grove Middle School and Waccamaw School.
The Transition Academy will have its open house from 5-6:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 17.
The following cases were adjudicated over four days of District Criminal Court on July 29, 30 and Aug. 3, 4 in Bolivia.
Wednesday, July 29
Jerry A. Jolly presided over the following cases with prosecutor Cathi Radford and courtroom clerk and Michelle Warth:
Jeffrey Scott Adams, operate vehicle no insurance, expired/no inspection, canceled/revoked/suspended certificate/tag, fail to surrender title/registration card/tag, all voluntarily dismissed, complied with all.
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IN THE normal run of things, a mixed bill is exactly that - mixed. Different choreographers, different styles. But the International Festival has a licence to triple-bill, and once again, they've used it to highlight the work of a single choreographer. Although in many ways, this felt like the work of three separate men.
Antony Tudor is one of the most important British choreographers of the 20th century and yet his work is performed far less frequently than his peers. The Ballet West USA programme has been cherry-picked from a vast repertoire, each dance representing a different era in his prolific career. Opening ballet, The Leaves Are Fading, was made by Tudor in his 1960s. An absence from choreography of over seven years preceded its creation, and as such it has a whimsical, laid-back feel, with few risks taken. But Tudor's use of symmetry, and exquisite pas de deux, show a mastery. As do the uncluttered, well-edited steps. It was once said of Tudor that he left most of his ballets on the cutting-room floor - a lesson many modern choreographers would do well to learn.
What is most striking about The Leaves Are Fading, however, is Tudor's musical ear. Each note of Dvorak's score is treated with respect, and matched perfectly to movement. Music proved to be the dominant factor in The Lilac Garden, one of Tudor's earliest works from 1936. Guest violinist, Kelly Parkinson packed more passion into her playing than any of the dancers on stage; few of whom looked at home in their individual characters. Not so with closing number, Offenbach In The Underworld - as perfect a ballet as one could wish for. Tudor at the height of his powers in 1954, and the Ballet West performers dancing roles they were born to play. the perfect tribute to Tudor's choreographic genius.
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If you stand at the base of Chicago's Willis Tower—which, until recently, was the tallest building in the United States at 1,451 feet—and look almost all the way up, almost at the very tip top, you'll see a tiny little transparent box. That's a skydeck. All day long, tourists wait in line to climb to the 103rd floor and have a chance to stand inside that little box.
Let me tell you something: When you're standing at the edge of it, and it's time to place your foot onto its see-through glass floor, every fiber of your being recoils. Despite the fact that you know it's structurally sound, every instinct tells you to back away. And when you finally do step inside, and you look down and see yourself floating 1,350 above the sidewalk below, it's exhilaratingly terrifying. It's really the freakiest feeling.
So, I cannot even imagine what it feels like to be standing inside it, and suddenly hear the glass start to crack beneath your feet. These guys, however, know exactly what it feels like:
A family of tourists, moments before they came to understand pure terror.
Apparently, the three half-inch-thick glass of skydeck was never actually in danger of breaking. It was just the protective coating that cracked, according to a Willis Tower spokesperson. Of course, that's exactly what you'd expect a Willis Tower spokesperson to say.
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This week for Chris Burke's Friday Toss-Up series, the subject was Andrew Luck or Sam Bradford in 2013: which quarterback is poised for a better year? Despite some of his twitter followers riding the Bradford train, Burke (wisely, in my opinion) chose Luck.
In his one season in the league, though, Luck proved more consistent than Bradford. He's also just four wins shy of Bradford's career total, despite playing 26 fewer games. St. Louis' bevy of options at receiver and running back may be exciting on paper, but it's also a very young, inexperienced group. Bradford does not have a Reggie Wayne at his disposal.
If nothing else, Luck can lean on Wayne when things are not going well. Who will be that guy for Bradford? His two leading receivers from last season, Danny Amendola and Brandon Gibson, now wear other uniforms.


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WHS Falcon Dance Team returned recently from a rigorous dance camp at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. Woodinville walked away with the most drill down ribbons, capturing the first place trophy and came home with numerous ribbons in the superior, excellent and outstanding categories. All camp expenses were paid by parents and fundraising is underway.
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UNEP Launches African Ozone Protection Award
22 May 2012: The UN Environment Programme (UNEP), through its OzonAction Programme, have launched the Ozone Protection Award to provide customs and law enforcement officials in Africa the opportunity to provide descriptions and details of specific actions aimed at preventing illegal trade in ozone depleting substance (ODS) and ODS equipment.
The award is expected to highlight the achievements and environmental benefits of collaborative efforts undertaken by governments to operationalize the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer (Montreal Protocol). It is expected that the award will also assist in raising awareness on the Protocol, as well as promote cooperation between customs services and their respective national ozone units.
UNEP underlines that ODS smuggling reduces the incentives for users to shift to alternatives as well as supplying energy efficient alternative technologies using ozone- and climate-friendly refrigerants.
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Nathan Newbrough came to Amarillo four years ago to manage a symphony organization that already was in good condition.
He's leaving it early next month to take on a new challenge in Colorado Springs, Colo. The condition of that symphony isn't, well, quite so good.
One of the key barometers of any community's health lies in its arts community.
Accordingly, Amarillo's health is quite good - thanks in large measure to its symphony.
Newbrough played a big part in continuing Amarillo's robust health.
Newbrough calls his move to the Rocky Mountain region a bittersweet endeavor.
"Amarillo is where I really blossomed as a manager," Newbrough told the Globe-News' Aaron Phillips. "What I do in Colorado Springs will be taken from the Amarillo playbook."
He saw the symphony through some marvelous transitions.
On his watch, the organization moved from the Civic Center Auditorium to the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts; musicians across the board have hailed the new venue as acoustically perfect, which is high praise, indeed, coming from those who know perfection when they hear it.
He also managed the search for a new director/conductor to replace longtime maestro Jim Setapen; the search brought Kimbo Ishii-Eto to Amarillo more than a year ago, and the symphony has continued to flourish.
Yes, this community will miss Newbrough's talent in managing the Amarillo Symphony. But great things await him in Colorado Springs.
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George Meredith's 1879 novel The Egoist is one of the major comic novels in the language. In telling the story of Clara Middleton's struggle to extricate herself from her engagement to Sir Willoughby Patterne, the novel presents an ironic subversion of texts that had shaped the pattern of Victorian femininity. Clearly situated as an apparently realist novel in an English country house, this 'Gothic romance' (as Judith Wilt calls it) embodies in its language the monstrosity of an unequal relationship between man and woman as endorsed by the prevailing attitudes of the time. Clara has been pressured into an engagement with the eligible Sir Willoughby and the dynamic of the novel is carried by her dawning realisation …
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UPDATE: House fire displaces 10 to 12 in Harrisburg, two hospitalized with smoke inhalation.
Firefighters were headed to a residential fire shortly after 4 p.m. Friday in the 1900 block of North Second Street in Harrisburg.
Fire crews were dispatched to a house just after 4 p.m. in the 1900 block of North Second Street and a second alarm was called a short time later, with mutual aid companies being requested from as far away as Cumberland County, according to radio dispatches.
The exact circumstances of the fire were not immediately clear as of 4:30 p.m., but several houses were reportedly involved.
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American Airlines to Begin Year-Round Nonstop Service Between Miami and Montevideo, Uruguay
American Airlines, which became the first airline to fly nonstop between Miami and Montevideo, Uruguay, with seasonal service beginning in 2004, will upgrade the service to nonstop on a year-round basis beginning this July.
American will fly nonstop between Miami and Montevideo three times weekly in each direction. On days the nonstop service does not operate, American will continue to offer service from Miami to Montevideo via Buenos Aires, Argentina.
"Customer response to our seasonal nonstop service between Miami and Montevideo has been so encouraging that we believe the route can be successful on a year-round basis as well," said Peter J. Dolara, American's Senior Vice President-Miami, Caribbean and Latin America. "Nonstop service to Montevideo throughout the year further enhances Miami's reputation as the leading gateway to Latin America and is a positive development for business and leisure travelers alike in both the United States and Uruguay."
"Year-round nonstop service to and from Miami is wonderful news as it makes Montevideo and Uruguay more easily accessible to travelers," said Dr. Hector Lescano, Uruguay's Minister of Tourism. "This service will strengthen our efforts to promote tourism and economic growth in Uruguay, which has been an ongoing goal. We eagerly anticipate these convenient flights." Year-round nonstop service between Miami and Montevideo will begin from Miami on July 1 and from Montevideo on July 2. American will fly the route with Boeing 767-300 aircraft, which are configured with 30 Business Class seats and 195 seats in the Main Cabin.
Following is American's schedule between Miami and Montevideo. All times shown are local.
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From July 2-Sept. 4, 2007, flight operates on Monday/Tuesday/Sunday.
Effective Sept. 6, 2007, flight operates on Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday.
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Woman faces prison for tax returns
UPDATED 10:11 AM CST Feb 04, 2013
An eastern Iowa woman has pleaded guilty to filing false tax returns.
Authorities say 60-year-old Regina Jimenez faces up to three years in federal prison. She entered her pleas on Friday in U.S. District Court in Davenport.
Federal prosecutors say Jimenez used her Clinton business from 2007 through 2011 to steal more than $200,000 from a client who believed that Jimenez would use the money to pay the client's taxes.
Prosecutors say Jimenez instead used the money for her own expenditures and did not report the stolen funds on her tax returns.
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Young neighbors rescue woman from diabetic episode
July 8, 2013
MARTINSBURG — Donna Jordan believes things happen for a reason. A type-1 diabetic, Jordan can suddenly — and with almost no warning — become helpless when her blood sugar plummets....
rn1964, good point. For someone who has passed out due to low blood sugar, a glucagon shot (from a kit that every type-1 diabetic should carry) is in order. another good idea: a tube of cake gel cake icing rubbed onto the gums - every diabetic on insulin should carry a small tube of icing from the baking aisle of the supermarket. If they are conscious, juice should be given: orange juice or a child's juice box, but juice can choke someone who is unconscious. Glucose tabs or "Smarties" candy (same as glucose tabs) can be chewed by a diabetic person to raise blood sugar and are cheap and can/should be carried at all times. You can't always make oatmeal (?), but you can scarf down a handful of smarties. Chocolate is not a good choice because it takes a while to digest and deliver its sugar.
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I think this article is lacking and I have never heard of fixing oatmeal for a low blood sugar fix. This makes no sense as does the article....
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This lady is not testing her blood sugar often enough to catch this before it becomes dangerous. The passing out can still happen, but it should be an extremely rare occurrence. She might need a new endocrinologist. Good thing she has good friends! If she drives, she should be doing a finger-stick blood test every time she gets in the car, and another every half hour.
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Kudos again and stuff.
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Kudos to these girls, but if these episodes happen 'all the time' Ms. Jordan needs to see her physician. Either her medication is not dosed properly or something else is going on. Next time she may be alone or driving and not be as fortunate. I have several friends who are type 1 diabetics and they may get a few lows a month, but most of the time those lows are really a few times every couple of months....
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Kudos to those children and their family for knowing what to do. I have a serious question though. If this happens to Ms. Jordan all the time is there nothing that she can do or medicine to take to thwart these severe attacks before they occur. It would seem with all of our technology there should be a way to stop these attacks that happen with little or no warning or at least lessen their severity. There is absolutely no disrespect to Ms. Jordan or other diabetics, just a curious mind.
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Nice story, now if only the writer had given some facts about how onlookers can tell that this is happening, and what they should do to help. Come on, Journal!
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Caberea ellisii is an erect bryozoan. Colonies from free, stiff fan-shaped tufts composed of un-jointed branches. Colonies are typically 2 -3 cm in height and yellowish-brown in colour. Root-like rhizoids separate and spread near the base, anchoring the colony to the substrate. Autozooids are sub-quadrangular and approximately 0.37 by 0.22 mm. Autozooids positioned along the edge of a branch have two spines extending from their outer edge.
The species is able to colonise Laminaria kelp species, hydroids, stones and shells. It ranges from 10 – 300 metres, but is most common below 50 metres.
The species is mainly found in Scotland and the northern part of Britain, but has been reported from as far south as the English Channel. The species is also known from the Arctic and on the American coast, south to Massachusetts.


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In a David and Goliath-like pairing, but friendly, Valencia'sUltraViolet Devices Inc. (David) formed a partnership with The Clorox Company (Goliath) in February. Together the small and the large companies joined forces to fight bacteria in hospitals throughout North America.
And the alliance granted UVDI access to a much bigger stage for its 21st century bacteria killing machines. Along with Oakland-based Clorox, the two firms will use their products to help protect patients and reduce illnesses caused by healthcare-associated infections.
Already a leader in bacteria killing products, the Clorox Healthcare division said the partnership allowed the multinational giant to "deliver an even more comprehensive surface disinfection solution."
While the Clorox products have already been in hospitals to clean hard and soft surfaces, UVDI's devices have been operating in hospitals as well, including Santa Clarita's Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital for several years.
Henry Mayo
The local hospital uses the bacteria killing machines on wheels to clean up operating rooms, after traditional cleanings, using ultraviolet lights to add an extra layer of protection for patients, said an executive with the hospital.
The partnership between Clorox and UVDI signifies the importance of, and need for, bundling environmental surface solutions so hospitals can take a more comprehensive approach to reduce the threat of infections among patients, staff and visitors, said Matt Laszlo, vice president and general manager, Clorox professional Products Company.
Henry Mayo also uses the ultra violet machines to clean isolation and intensive care rooms in the hospital, as well as its cath-lab where interventional heart procedures are performed, said Jonathan Miller, vice president, ancillary and support services for the hospital. Using the UDVI's machines adds an extra layer of confidence that the hospital has killed off any hardy organisms that might be resistant to traditional disinfectants.
While Henry Mayo, as a private hospital, isn't large enough to have created hard data on the reduction in hospital-acquired infections, it feels confident saying that the use of the three mobile UDVI devices in combination with all other disinfectant measures has definitely resulted in a reduction of the number of infections, Miller said. The ultra violet machines have added an extra layer of patient protection.
"We like to say that creating a clean environment is creating a healing environment," Miller said.
As for UDVI, partnering with Clorox gives the small local company access to a much wider distribution.
"We're excited and it's a brave new world for us," said Richard Hayes, president of UVDI. "Clorox is a great company."
A more than $11 billion company, Clorox, is a huge corporation that gives UDVI access to considerable sales presence and marketing talents, he added.
"Clorox healthcare markets some of the most trusted healthcare brands in the industry," said UVDI CEO Peter Veloz in a statement. "With the rising need for improved solutions in environmental surface disinfection, we're excited to partner with Clorox and expand our reach in providing advanced UV (ultra violet) solutions to healthcare industry."
Up until the strategic partnership was forged, the ultra violet device developed by UDVI was being sold by the company's own sale force, Hayes said.
"The partnership changed that for us. Clorox became the exclusive sales and marketing force for the technology in North America and is now branded by Clorox."
While sold under the brand name "Clorox Healthcare Optimum-UV System, powered by UDVI," the UDVI still manufactures the product at its Valencia plant, conducts all the research and development and handles product service and support, Hayes said.
"We see disinfection in health care as the largest growth area for the ultra violet device, servicing disinfections in hospitals," Hayes said.


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Customers line up for Goodwill opening
March 20, 2014
ELKINS — Wednesday marked the grand opening of Goodwill at its new location on the Beverly Pike, to the enjoyment of dozens of eager shoppers....
Oh yea the economy is terrible, worse now than it has been in 4 maybe 5 years. I hope they can survive up there on Wall Street. What are we to do? Let's all vote republican they can fix it for sure. If they can't they'll just blame it on Obama. What a joke! If you want a job move to china.
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Tea party's are for little girls, and their doll babies.
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By the way, MAJOR... the percentages of votes given to each were:
46% to tea party candidate! With 24% for Democrat candidate! And 26% for the Republican candidate!
BIG LOSSES FOR BOTH establishment crooks!
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Hey Maj... Pennsylvania just had a Senate election! Guess who the Losers were? BOTH establishment parties; Dems LOST; Repubs LOST. A private businessman, Scott Wagner who owns a trash hauling business and other trucking business WON on the WRITE-IN for the Tea Party. LOL. Driving dems really crazy as they keep spouting that LIE that tea party average citizens for LESS govt and LESS govt intrusion in our personal lives, is finished. Bwahaha.
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Yep Major... Obama's economy includes massive lines for food pantries as well! Welcome all to Obama/Democrats' idea of "Change!"
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DOVER, Del. -- One down, three more to go.
North Cumberland's Big League Division (16-18) team is one step closer to the World Series, after shutting out Pennsylvania, 10-0, in the 2009 Big League Division Eastern Regional Tournament.
The team's players, most of them world champions from the Senior Baseball All-stars last year, will have to win three more games to get to the World Series, which will be held in Easley, S.C.


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I am starting to REALLY like these! Some people say just conquer them and get the resources but that is certainly NOT always the best thing to do. In fact not at all especially the ones furthest from you unless you really want the city or desperately need the resources right now. In my current game, what I decided to do is go down the Patronage Socials. Once you get some of these policies, you start getting all kinds of bonuses while dealing with the city states. I was getting great people, units, and I was giving units to them. For example, Japan was on another continent with about 8 (or more) different city states. Then they started to conquer them, one after another. After a few turns, they took 2 of them over and the other 6 formed an alliance and declared war against Japan. A message came up and said something like do to Japanese aggressive nature, they all formed up and declared war. This was too cool because not long after that the Japanese capital fell to another world power (forgot who the clown was I am tired and its going on 3am...:lol: I think it was augusta) from being weakened from the war with the states. That same "clown" as I called him is now just going crazy, taking over everyone. So I started giving units over to some of those overseas states. Doing this, I don't have to actually go to war with a major power. I can just hand over units to the city states so they can hold off the giant and keep him from getting too strong. I been doing this for several turns, giving units to all sorts of states. Some I even signed a protection pact with and that helped to keep others off their back. So I give a unit here and there to slow them down from taking them all over, stay out the wars overseas and keep cranking the techs and gold. There was even a state on the other side from america who was my neighbor. America decided to get greedy and I did not want to see them with that state and become bigger and stronger. So I gave that state like 6 elepants and that held off america and weakened them. Since I done that, I may actually be able to conquer them now. Nevertheless, this was indeed a lot of fun. I think city states made an awesome addition to the game, play for a while and see what I mean. At first I was not sure, they seemed ok but now I think they are awesome and add a lot of options to the game. I think some people should play around with these a little more and see what fun they really offer. Certainly makes the world more interesting.


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Launch exe with parameters from a file?
My first post.
A general query.
I wish to launch an executable from a file associated with the program. However I need to lauch it with a parameter from the file I am double-clicking on.
Double-clicking a file is just telling Windows which program to launch it with but is this an accessible process?
Is this feasible?
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Yes. Any application like a notepad is associated with the .txt files and this is because Windows sends the file name in parameter which is opened by the application.
Re: Launch exe with parameters from a file?
Hi, Thanks for the response - not quite what I am after. I know the file is already associated with the program like Notepad launches when you double click a .txt file as in your example.
I want my application to launch with say a command line parameter so it opens in a specific way. The parameter I want to use it would extract from the file I double-click on. So 2 different files could launch the application in a different mode.
Is this possible?
Re: Launch exe with parameters from a file?
Yes why not.
Re: Launch exe with parameters from a file?
Yes, but what you would have to do is have the program parse that file for the parameter.
Or you could create a new program that parses the file, then launches the first program with the file and the parameter.
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One person has been shot in northwest Oklahoma City, police confirmed.
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