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Wir vermieten Zimmer mit Meerblick Wohnung am Strand
Oceanview Wohnung die Höhle Strand Boca mit Blick auf. Es ist das beste Schnorcheln Strand von Aruba, mit schönen Schnorcheln und Schwimmen im kristallklaren Meer. Das Hotel liegt zwischen Boca Catalina und dem berühmten Arashi Beach.
Die Wohnung verfügt über 1 Küche, 1 Bad und 1 Schlafzimmer. Die Küche hat alles, was Sie brauchen, wie Toaster, Mixer, Kaffee und vieles mehr. Apartment B verfügt über einen großen Außen Balkon mit Strand und schönen Meerblick. Wohnung B hat sehr großes Schlafzimmer mit Kingsize-Bett und einen Wohnbereich innen und Flatscreen-TV. Wohnung B hat auch einen zusätzlichen Raum zum Entspannen und Essen. Alle Orte haben natürlich eine Klimaanlage und Warmwasser. Alle Dinge sind zur Verfügung gestellt, einschließlich Handtücher. Sie müssen nur Ihre eigenen Lebensmittel zu tun. Für Wohnung müssen Sie die Treppe im Trog gehen.
5 Sekunden Strandentfernung, Klimaanlage, Grill, Handtücher, Flatscreen-TV, kostenlosem WLAN, kostenlose Nutzung von Telefon für Ortsgespräche und voll ausgestattete Küche mit allem, was Sie benötigen. Das einzige was Sie tun müssen ist, bringen Sie Ihre eigenen Lebensmittel. Wir haben auch einen Mietwagen für oder Gäste zur Verfügung, und wenn es gebucht werden wir einen Deal mit einem zuverlässigen Autovermieter für Sie. Viola ist immer für Fragen und Aktivitäten Informationen verfügbar. Wir vermieten auch Schnorchelausrüstung und Strandstühle für die Gäste.
Wir befinden uns in einem sicheren, ruhigen und ruhigen Gegend, aber immer noch zu den Höhepunkten der Aruba. 5 Minuten Fahrt zum großen grocerie, Hochhäuser Hotels, Casinos, Restaurants, Aktivitäten und vieles mehr.
Fühlen Sie sich frei, uns für Fotos zu bitten, weitere Informationen und Verfügbarkeit.
Apt B has been home for the past week, and I couldn't imagine a better spot on the island. The view from the patio of Boca Catalina Cove is spectacular, and the 60 second walk to this best snorkeling spot can not be beat. It's a short swim or walk to nearby Arashi Beach, which is also beautiful. The accommodations are comfortable and spacious. The property is in a residential area, and within 10min drive or less to dining, groceries, activities. Also, the rental car they offer is in great condition and very convenient to have. Veronika and Viola are helpful and easy to contact.
We recently returned from a quiet, relaxing one-week stay in Apartment B. The location is absolutely the best! Having such a nice, small snorkeling beach right across the street can not be beat. Many of the snorkeling cruises stop at this beach but there is plenty of space for everyone. There is so much to see underwater! After we explored the island we were really glad not to be in the hotel areas. It was so nice to be in a residential area but very close to the hotels/restaurants/etc.
The apartment has a beautiful view of the beach from two balconies and both windows. The bed is comfortable and the air conditioned room is large, with a couch, coffee table, dining table, single bed, huge flat screen tv and large wardrobe including a safe. The kitchen has everything you need including a full size fridge, stove, microwave, coffee maker, filters, dishes, etc. There are lots of windows in the kitchen and we left them open the entire time. It's just like being outdoors! The outdoor living space was great for lounging in the shade. It has a large dining table, large hammock and a grill. The bathroom is small but nice, and the huge open shower is awesome. While you can sometimes see your neighbors in apartment A, it never bothered us (our view was far better!).
Viola and Veronika were super helpful and friendly. They are around if you need them but are never intrusive. They offer free local phone calls and have several travel brochures, restaurant menus and things like that available. Definitely rent beach chairs from them for $20 each. Totally worth it if you're going to spend any time on any beach. (They also rent snorkel gear.) We also rented their rental car and this was so convenient. Great little car and it doesn't have a huge sticker on it that says "I'm a rental car" like the others do. (Not that it really matters, but I thought it was nice.) Aruba is a really great place to visit and we will definitely stay here again when we return! Thank you Viola and Veronika!
Let me just say that we truly had a great time, we stayed in apartment B, the snorkel area was across the street, a better area to snorkel is up a bit around the corner with a larger sandy area to get in. Baby beach is awesome, Harashi beach just around the corner is amazing, Eagle beach was nice however for some reason the ocean was not as clear as Harashi or baby beach. The place was clean and large, the kitchen was big, with pots and pans to cook, shower was very large and plenty of room for two ;-) keep in mind that everything is open with the exception of the bedroom and the only place were there is AC, so everything you said can be heard by others unless you are in the bedroom. Apartment A was in my opinion the best because the kitchen is outside, apartment B kitchen is inside and the mosquitos are vicious at night because everything is open. Now if you are wondering why I took a star off is because we had people upstairs and they were very noisy, we can hear the loud music, not only that when we got up the next day the front door was broken into and the only people around were the nasty folks upstairs. There is no one there at night, well, while we were there anyway no one was around to mind the property, now you would think everyone there are responsible adults, however some people are not therefor someone needs to be present at night to mind the business. Aside for this, we had a great time, we only wish it was more peaceful at night and someone was there to take care of the guests. We would not mind coming back as long there is an overnight manager/or owner present on the property.
We would highly recommend this property to everyone. The location is great and the property itself is amazing and well maintained. It's very private and quite and we were absolutely comfortable at this place. Arashi is just around the corner and Malmok right across the street. Viola is a real sweetheart and basically you feel like you are at home. We were renting a car and since the island is not that big everything was literally 10 minutes away. The bottom line is that the location is great and it's very private and secure and we are pretty sure you can't find a better place. We will rent again.
We stayed in apartment B. It has a beautiful view of the ocean. We enjoyed breakfast on the terrace almost every morning. The bedroom is big and spacious with 1 queen bed and a cot. The outdoor living room area is huge with a big hammock , a dining table and sitting area. The living room is outdoor living space that's fully covered and shades. There were only two of us but 4 people could've comfortably stayed there. We had a full kitchen. It has most of the things we need. There were ice packs in the freezer and a small cooler for taking drinks to the beach. The kitchen had a few ants but it wasn't a big deal. There were two old style tube TVs in the apartment. It would've been nice if they were flat screen with good resolution but it was ok since we didn't watch much tv.
Viola had the apartment ready with the AC running for our arrival. That was really nice since it's so hot in Aruba. Make sure if you stay there that the AC is off when you leave the apartment for an extended time.
We stayed in Apt C also. Premises were immaculately clean. Just the kind of place we love to stay. Privacy, short walk to beach, A/C in bedroom for a comfortable sleep. The kitchenette and bathroom are open to outside. Well stocked with cooking supplies. We rented Viola's car and it was perfect. We only used a half tank and yet drove the whole island(except for off road). We would not hesitate to recommend staying here.
Meine Locations werden in einer friedlichen und ruhigen Gegend. Es gibt nicht viel Verkehr und die Gegend ist sehr sicher. Die Strände in der vor dem Haus sind auch ruhig, nicht überfüllt.
Aber die Plätze sind noch in der Nähe (wenige Autominuten) zu den Restaurants, Casinos, Aktivitäten, Geschäfte und vieles mehr.
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14 Apr 2017 - 31 Aug 2017
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Low Season
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4 Nächte Mindestaufenthalt
489 €
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ab122 €
856 €
Christmas season
19 Dez 2017 - 2 Jan 2018
4 Nächte Mindestaufenthalt
754 €
für 4 Nächte
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1.320 €
High Season
3 Jan 2018 - 3 Feb 2018
4 Nächte Mindestaufenthalt
702 €
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ab175 €
1.228 €
Carnaval Week
4 Feb 2018 - 11 Feb 2018
4 Nächte Mindestaufenthalt
754 €
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ab189 €
1.320 €
High season
12 Feb 2018 - 17 Feb 2018
4 Nächte Mindestaufenthalt
720 €
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ab180 €
1.261 €
President week
19 Feb 2018 - 26 Feb 2018
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754 €
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1.320 €
High season II
27 Feb 2018 - 14 Apr 2018
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Minimum stay 4 nights
Extra person + extra bed = charge $25 per night. Children under 4 years free
Cancellation policy :
Up to 8 weeks before arrival : 50% of the deposit will be charged
8 weeks and less before arrival: 100% of the deposit will be charged
You can pay the deposit by Creditcard (Visa, Master, Discovery) or Paypal
We never use Western Union and We don't take American Express
the Deposit is 20% from the amount, with creditcard or paypal, excl. 4% creditcard fees
The rest of the amount must be payed upon arrival, cash or creditcard


text: I got to thinking about this the other day. There are, I believe, around 40 brands of commercial grade ZTR's on the market. I believe this is way to many for the market to absorb, and within a few years, at least half will fold, or be bought out. Based on what you see in your part of the country, who do you think will fold. I know many manufacturers are having a hard time holding on to existing dealers, and trying setting up new ones. What do you think?

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Experienced Building Surveyor
- Recruiter
- Brandon James
- Location
- West London
- Salary
- £50000 - £60000 per annum + Benefits + Travel Allowance
- Posted
- 10 Mar 2017
- Closes
- 10 Apr 2017
- Sector
- Engineering
Experienced Building Surveyor
A growing and forward-thinking Private Practice based within close proximity of Ealing Broadway Underground station are seeking an Experienced Building Surveyor to work with a balance of high-end private residential and commercial properties around London. With an opportunity to assist in the running of an expanding Building Surveying and detailed plan in place for you to become a stakeholder and achieve Partnership with one of London's fastest growing property consultancies, this is without doubt a rare opportunity in the current market.
This London based consultancy of Chartered Surveyors, Project Managers and Architectural and Development professionals are known for delivering a thorough service to their client's at the right time and as a result of this have acquired high level of repeat business over the last 5 years
You will be joining an extremely thriving team in a state of the art office based West London
The successful Experienced Building Surveyor will have a number of responsibilities including;
- Building Surveys
- Planned Maintenance Programs
- Major Works
- Development Projects
- Dilapidations
- Party Wall matters
- Contract Administration
The Successful Experienced Building Surveyor
- MRICS Qualification or a minimum 3 years Building Surveying experience
- Up to date knowledge of Commercial and Residential refurbishments
- Customer focused with commercial awareness
- Management, coordinating people and working as a team
- Well organised and efficient
- Comfortable with building strong client relationships
- Entrepreneurial ambition
This is a fantastic opportunity for an Experienced Building Surveyor to work in a client-facing role and develop into a Senior Manager.
The Package
- Up to £60,000 dependent on experience
- Partner level opportunity
- Car allowance
- Laptop and iPhone
- Performance related bonus scheme
- 23 Days Paid Holiday plus loyalty days
- Contributary Pension (5% of basic salary)
- Life/Accident Insurance
- Profit sharing scheme
Applications to this job will be treated with the highest level of confidentiality and contacted at your earliest convenience.
Please contact Hadley Segal at Brandon James on 0203 245 2553 or apply with your CV here.
Likewise, if you are currently working in the construction/ property consultancy industry and are considering a new challenge overseas or in the UK then Brandon James will be happy to assist you.
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On Wednesday, November 2nd, ASPE Director of Marketing JT Moore presented the free web seminar "Google Analytics: Track Everything with Parameter Tracking." In this web seminar, JT discussed how to create links with parameter tracking the easy way and track website traffic driven by your sales team, website traffic from trade shows, banner ads and links on third party sites, website traffic driven by direct mail, and traffic driven by TV and radio.
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It's official - life does begin at 40Posted on: April 10, 2013 16:41:08
A new study which claims that life really does begin at 40 - for females at least - is likely to be welcome news for singles over 40 looking for love.
According to the findings, the fairer sex is more content, satisfied and fulfilled during the naughty 40s, than at any other age.
In fact, results indicated that some even feel ten years younger than they actually are.
The research by Linwoods Superfoods found that today's women approaching middle age are happier in a wider range of clothes than previous years and almost two-thirds still feel confident when wearing a bikini.
More than half of the over-40s polled also admitted they feel more confident in their appearance, with many saying they feel rejuvenated as they approach more mature years ahead.
As many as 86 per cent of women insisted that 40 is now the new 30, with a proportion of those admitting their sex life was at its peak since they hit their fifth decade.
Samantha Womack, who played Ronnie Mitchell in EastEnders, said gone are the days when your 40th birthday represented the start of a slow descent into a quiet middle-age life.
"Not only are women of 40 still full of energy, they are enjoying lives full of promise and possibilities," the 40-year-old actress said. "Women…are not slowing down, with many having babies, caring for children, supporting their own parents and working hard to maintain careers."
Joanne Hayden from the company that conducted the survey said the results proved that age really is just a number.
A poll last month revealed that sex, wellbeing and relationships all improved later on in life.
Speaking to 1,500 British women aged between 20 and 65, Playtex found that "life gets more exciting and adventurous at 50, and [proved] that women should not be defined by age any more."
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text: Digital migration keeps clear channel for radio industry progress26 Nov 2010 03:37 PM Despite spending constraints hitting the public sector and enterprises across Europe, the migration to digital radio is keeping the market buoyant, Mike Atkins, MD of Kenwood Europe, tells George MalimMany European nations are suffering public sector budget cuts in the aftermath of the recession which, coupled with the continuing imperative to reduce spending in private companies, has all the ingredients necessary for a bad news story for the radio industry. However, there are two factors that mean the industry is holding station rather than facing a slump. 'On the surface market conditions would seem to be very bad for our business,' explains Atkins. 'But the business we're in is in providing efficiency systems. Our products are designed to cut costs by delivering efficiencies so focus on that can be good for our business.'Atkins gives the example of remote monitoring over radio. One Kenwood customer used to have an employee travel round a variety of sites to check on water levels but that is now done remotely via radio with obvious operational cost savings. 'There is now more emphasis on the cost of operations. There aren't many huge new customers for two-way radio because in Western Europe if you need radio you already have it,' he adds. 'Of course, that doesn't stop us trying to find new markets, and as equipment has become smaller and easier to wear covertly, new markets are emerging. For instance, security doormen at bars and clubs are now routinely wearing radio and shop staff are doing the same during peak periods. That isn't a market for huge organisations but is composed oflots and lots of small customers,' says Atkins.Another source of growth, even in recession, is the migration from analogue to digital radio. Atkins says that the move to digital is enabling a range of efficiency solutions as well as much higher quality voice and ease of use. 'In general we've been pleasantly surprised considering the economic situation at the speed that users want to migrate to digital,' he says.'The reasons for this are that the clarity of voice is superb compared to analogue and the range [of equipment and network infrastructure] is improved, so cost can be reduced because less infrastructure is required.'Many had expected there to be confusion in the market regarding the benefits of digital radio and the existence of multiple types of digital proposition. Atkins says it has been a far more straightforward sell than he expected as he feared there would be a reluctance to invest in new technology given the business climate. 'There are many benefits but we thought digital would be quite a difficult sell in the current environment,' he says. 'A lot of our users view radio as simply a tool and are not technology experts, but the benefits have been picked up on very quickly and migration has been faster than I expected.'However, the split in digital radio technologies muddies the waters for customers. Atkins is keen to clear that up and, in contrast to some vendors, sees room for multiple types of digital radio. 'There are two or three types [of digital radio] now available and all have benefits depending on the type of deployment involved,' he adds. 'Certain sectors of the radio industry say there should be only one technology but we don't engage in that debate. There is some confusion as a result but we think choice is a good thing.'Atkins won't be drawn into arguments regarding the relative merits of DMR or DPMR. 'Some companies want to make an argument about technology but I do genuinely feel the systems operate quite differently and there is room for both a Mercedes and a Ford in the market,' he explains. 'We're not campaigning for one technology because we want to give choice.'That's not to say Kenwood doesn't have a technical agenda. The company is pushing its offering that uses the 2.65MHz channel which Atkins claims enables double the efficiencies, in terms of capacity, of other channels. 'We'd like licensing authorities to be sympathetic to the 2.65MHz channel and the benefits it gives,' he adds.Another factor providing a lift to the radio sector is that radio is now about far more than just voice. Data and images are now becoming widely used and Kenwood, which merged with JVC in Europe two years ago to address this market, has launched its first jointly developed solution, a wireless image transfer application. 'Monitoring [via radio] can now be done by sending not just data but images as well,' says Atkins. 'It's a fantastic step forward and in the mobile phone world image use has become widespread so we want to step into that.Capabilities such as enhanced data mean that more information can be passed and software can be written to take advantage of that. It is not going to be an explosive thing – developments will be step by step but critical to the end user.'However, continued research and development has its challenges. 'Our research and development resource is substantial but the major opportunity is for applications companies,' says Atkins. 'We are strongly growing and working with more and more local application partners because they understand the markets they operate in. We're putting more and more effort into those relationships so we can enhance the offering.'Budget isn't the problem. 'At the moment we're constrained not by budget but by the availability of engineers,' he adds. 'We haven't grown as we would like but we haven't gone backwards so we still have great resources. We have permanent vacancies for research and development engineers which is another reason why we engage with other application developers.'Atkins sees the current radio market dynamics as unusual yet packed with promise. 'We're in this strange situation,' he explains. 'There is undeniably a depressed economic situation but because of digital migration there are so many opportunities starting, which means we're on an even keel. It is very exciting for the future.'Wireless magazine1CommentGuest14th Dec 2010Budged isnt a problemLeave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're humanMore on... Critical CommunicationsFinland and Norway sign cross-border TETRA communication dealCC Europe 2017: Hytera showcasing new base station and handheld radio


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Conflicting schools of thought on when to begin getting annual mammograms can leave women confused and frustrated. Some doctors and organizations recommend that women start screenings at age 40 while others say it is safe to wait until age 50. There is no right answer. Each woman should evaluate her personal situation and decide when to begin mammograms.
Begin Screenings at 50
Some doctors believe that women should begin getting annual mammograms at age 50. By 50, most women are in the beginning stages of menopause. During menopause, the breast tissue changes and becomes less dense. This makes it easier to spot changes, lumps and possible tumors during a mammogram. A woman who begins screenings earlier than 50 is more likely to get a false reading--either false or positive. By 50, mammogram accuracy jumps from 75 percent to 90 percent. The National Cancer Institute also worries that a woman who begins mammograms too early and has no signs of cancer will stop having annual screenings in her 50s, when she is more likely to develop breast cancer.
A woman who has had healthy pregnancies in her 20s, has no history of breast cancer in her family and has no breast abnormalities can safely put off her first mammogram until her 50th birthday. She should not neglect monthly self breast checks, however. If she notices unusual lumps or changes, she should see her doctor for further investigation.
Begin Screenings At 40
The American Cancer Society recommends that women begin getting screened for breast cancer at age 40 in the belief that earlier mammograms lead to a higher likelihood of catching breast cancer in its earliest stages, when it is most treatable. The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology is also in agreement with this stance.
Some health insurance companies will not pay for mammograms for younger women, however. If you must pay out of pocket for a mammogram, wait until you are 50 unless you are at a higher risk for breast cancer. Consider getting a mammogram in your 40s if you did not have your first child until you were over 30 or have a history of breast cancer in your family. Also, early screenings are recommended if you begin menopause early. During menopause, breast density changes and this makes it easier to detect any abnormalities during a mammogram.
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Publisher: Free Spirit Publishing, 2006
Grades 3-6
106 pages. Includes pages that may be photocopied for individual use.
Cover illustration by Marieka Heinlen
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Press Kit for Getting Organized Without Losing It
Kids: If your desk is a disaster, and your locker is a shocker, this book is for you! Full of you-can-do-it ways to manage the major messes in your life, "Get Organized" will help you put your stuff in order, manage your time, plan your work and work your plan. It's a sure-fire way to turn stress into more free time!
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The 20-year-old batsman, who was dumped for the ICC Champions Trophy held in England, following a slump in form, will captain the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) XI against the visiting Kiwis, which assumes importance considering that it is the only practice match before the first Test.
"It's a crunch game for all of us as we're are playing the Kiwis after the two disappointing One-day tournaments. It will be a huge morale-booster for all of us if we are able to fare well in this game as it would give us a lot of confidence and self-belief ahead of the opening Test," he said.
The young right-hander said New Zealand is a very strong team even without all-rounder Chris Cairns who has retired from Test cricket and injured speedster Shane Bond.
"They are still a good team sans Cairns and Bond. From our perspective, our main concern is our batting. We need to plug out all the batting loopholes in this game. Obviously, we hoping for runs from our top-order," he observed.
On his own batting form, Kapali was optimistic that he would get it right this time around.
"I'm pretty confident of getting back into form. I have been working hard on improving my batting technique with team specialist Owen Mottau and coach Dav Whatmore. Both have told me to dispense with playing the flick shot early in the innings and instead concentrate on playing straight," said Kapali, whose last Test match was against England in Chittagong in October 2003.


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Republican clubs offer a chance to build friendships with fellow Republicans, socialize, discuss issues, meet candidates, and help the Republican Party succeed and grow. They serve as a wonderful venues for anyone interested in becoming more involved in the Republican Party of Gregg County.
Each club will often invite guest speakers, including candidates, to speak to the members. Visitors are welcome to come by or contact those listed below to learn more about the clubs.
Republican Club of Gregg County
PO Box 4422
Longview, TX 75606
(903) 297-1908
Meeting Location & Time
3rd Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM
August 18th – McKay's Ranch House, Kilgore
Speaker: Dustin Matocha with Empower Texans
Subject: Upcoming Texas legislative priorities
Time: 6:30 pm
Open to the public
Membership Info
Anyone in the Republican Party of Gregg County
Republican Women of Gregg County
(903) 234-9815
Republican Women of Gregg County
RWGC (group page)
Meeting Location & Time
3rd Wednesday of each month at 12:00 PM
Cafe Barron's
Membership Info
Women may become full members; men may serve as "associate members."


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In John Landis' (THE BLUES BROTHERS, ANIMAL HOUSE) dripping black comedy, two American students (David Naughton and Griffin Dunne) on a European vacation wander into a creepy local pub in Northern England and are quickly thrown out. Stranded and alone in the dark countryside, the pair get lost in their search for warm lodging. Little do they know that they are about to be changed forever by an ancient terror as they walk along the moors on a moonlit night. Only one of the students survives a deadly attack by a supernatural beast--at least he thinks he survived, until the next full moon rolls around. Terrific makeup effects (by Oscar winner Rick Baker), clever editing, and raunchy tongue-in-cheek humor made this suspenseful and thrilling horror effort an instant classic.
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Global warming. So, we hear this phrase all the time, every single day. In fact, global warming is mentioned so frequently on the television, radio, and Internet, that it has been ingrained in our minds. Headlines like raging wildfires in California, tropical cyclones in Hawaii, heavy flooding in Canada and New Zealand, winter storms in Nepal, and severe drought in Africa and the Middle East have dominated newspapers for years. And as a population, we are all fully aware of the fact that global warming does indeed exist. I pose a question to everyone today: are we truly taking global warming as seriously as we should?
Scientists predict that if global warming continues unabated, that by the year 2040, the entire Artic region will have completely disappeared, as a direct result of none other than global warming. Global warming is an increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and its oceans, and it is permanently changing the Earth's climate. Without prompt response from our generation, global warming may cause an irrevocable catastrophe, which will affect future generations to come.
The earth is most definitely getting warmer. Within the next fifty to one hundred years, the earth may be at its record hottest than it has been in the past million years. The main cause of global warming worldwide is the attitude of mankind towards nature. Humans are warming the Earth's atmosphere by burning fossil fuels, deforestation, landfills, overpopulation, mining, and the use of fertilizers.
Burning fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas release greenhouse gases, which trap heat in the atmosphere. This has an adverse effect on our planet, causing significant damage to the ozone layer, allowing more harmful ultraviolet rays to reach Earth. And every single year, humans release 37 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide, making each year of the 21st century is among the hottest in recorded history.
So why is this relevant? What impact does global warming have on countries today?
Events like the El Niño weather system, and nature-destroying actions like acid rain have scarred our Earth beyond belief. As oceans warm and glaciers melt, land and cities in coastal areas will be affected. Extreme heat and drought will definitely cause forests to die, and food crops to fail. Global warming will affect weather everywhere, plants and animals everywhere, and people everywhere.
By making simple changes to our lifestyle, we can be the generation to stop global warming in its tracks. And as human beings, we must never forget the power of a single individual. Little things like recycling products when possible, and driving less and driving smart can, over time, lead to something huge.
I've always been interested in preserving our planet, ever since I can remember. Over the years, I have joined many campaigns that raise awareness for pressing environmental issues that face our world today, such as the ECO-UNESCO Young Environmentalist Awards. At the Young Environmentalist Awards, I participated in a project debating the merits of using solar energy to power a vehicle, and the project qualified for the All-Ireland Finals. At my school, I am a member of the Green Schools Committee, which is internationally known as the Eco-Schools program. Green-Schools is a global environmental education program, which advocates for long-term, whole school action for the environment. I believe in the power of a single individual. And I will make an effort to do everything in my power to stop global warming.
Global warming is happening NOW. This is most urgent of messages in the most urgent of times. We, as humanity, need to rally together to save our wonderful planet that we call home. Not only do we need to save Earth for us, but also for future generations. I will leave you with the words of a wise Native American proverb: "We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."


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Oak Creek Canyon & Slide Rock State Park near Sedona, Az
Slide Rock in Oak Creek Canyon
Visits to Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon and Slide Rock
Three times in my life I have been fortunate enough to have visited the beautiful vistas that exist in the red rock area of Sedona and the natural playground nearby in Oak Creek Canyon and Slide Rock State Park located within that canyon. Each time I was with a different person and so got to see this resplendent setting through their eyes as well as mine.
One of those times I was with my husband and we had attended a manager's meeting in Scottsdale, Arizona. We tacked on some vacation time after the meeting ended and rented a car.
On that portion of our trip we got to see the eye-catching sights associated with everything north of Scottsdale all the way up to the Grand Canyon. Driving through Oak Creek Canyon and enjoying the twelve mile long river gorge between the towns of Sedona to the south and Flagstaff to the north is an amazing journey.
The Land of Sedona
One follows State Route 89A and visions of the running water of Oak Creek which is a tributary of the Verde River can be viewed for much of the time.
Oak Creek helped carve this canyon to a depth of between 800 to 2,000 feet (240 to 600 meters.) At its widest point the canyon is 2.5 miles across and at its narrowest point, only 0.8 miles in width ( 1.3 to 4 km.)
Oak Creek also lies along a geologic fault line which caused some upheaval. The west rim of the canyon is 700 feet ( 210 meters ) higher than the east rim. All of this makes for a gorgeous backdrop of splendid sightseeing!
My mother was with me on another trip and she had always wanted to personally see Oak Creek Canyon mainly because of hearing about its spectacular beauty from her mother. From all of the many trips that her parents had taken in the United States, Oak Creek Canyon was one of my grandmother's favorite places. My mother was not disappointed when she first laid her eyes on it.
A girlfriend from Germany shared this jewel of a discovery with me when we were traveling across the nation on a 3 1/2 week trek primarily visiting national parks. She was equally impressed with Oak Creek Canyon, Slide Rock and Sedona.
Sedona Overview
Scenery in Sedona
Sedona is one of the prettiest of towns surrounded with so much natural beauty that it would be a wonderful destination in which to spend some time even if the glory of Oak Creek Canyon and the Grand Canyon did not exist nearby.
Those radiant red rocks which change hues depending upon the time of day form a stunning background to the delightful hotels, shops and restaurants in Sedona.
I suppose people who live there get used to the spectacular backdrop, but for tourists it is a minute by minute pleasure as the sun moves across the nooks and crannies of these natural creations.
Sometimes the rocks almost seem ablaze with red hot color!
Passing clouds offer a varying pattern of patchwork illumination that is never ending.
The Chapel of the Holy Cross sits high up on a rock perch overlooking part of Sedona.
It was designed by Architect Marguerite Braunswig Staude who happened to be a pupil of the famous Frank Lloyd Wright. Completed in 1956 it is a part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix. No masses or weddings are held there but a brief 5 PM service is offered each Monday evening.
Open to the public from 9 AM to 5 PM on Mondays through Saturday and hours from 10 AM to 5 PM on Sundays, admission is free.
Definitely plan a visit to see the Chapel of the Holy Cross if one is ever in the Sedona area. Perched high atop two red rock formations, the view from the huge window in the front of the chapel is nothing short of spectacular.
The hike from the parking lot up to the chapel offers close up views of the rock formations and for people who are handicapped and cannot make the hike, there is parking at the top.
What can one plan if one is based in Sedona? Here are just some suggestions:
Jeep Tours
Hiking and River Tours
Mountain Biking
Helicopter Rides
Grand Canyon Tours
Shopping...be sure and check out Tlaquepague when in Sedona!
Needless-to-say, one can be as active as one desires while enjoying a sublime sojourn into this splendid part of Arizona.
Red Rocks in and around Sedona, ArizonaClick thumbnail to view full-size
Sedona Oak Creek Canyon
Hiking the West Fork of Oak Creek Canyon
Slide Rock in Oak Creek Canyon
Located about midway in Oak Creek Canyon is the Slide Rock State Park. This is an absolutely delightful area!
Upon entering the State Park and parking one's vehicle, it does not take much of a hike to get to Oak Creek and the great areas where one can walk along the side of the river on ledges of rock. Many trails lead into side canyons of the park and this is a hiker's dream come true.
Oak Creek Canyon is located within the Coconino National Forest. One is able to see abundant vegetation including trees, shrubs, and wildflowers combined with the rocks and water providing sublime shelter to animals and offering this wonderful playground for children and adults alike.
Slide Rock gets its name appropriately. The water flows over smoothed and shallow areas of rocks that are slippery providing a wet and wild ride for people who are inclined to do some swimming and playing. Depending upon the time of the year, Oak Creek water can be quite cold, but during the summer many people are found to be enjoying this aquatic wonderland.
No man made water park that I know can beat this splendid setting!
The photos below will show this Slide Rock area of Oak Creek Canyon.
Breathtaking scenery in Oak Creek CanyonClick thumbnail to view full-size
North part of Oak Creek Canyon
Nearing Flagstaff
At the upper end of Oak Creek Canyon one drives along a series of hairpin curves as the elevation rises.
As a matter of fact it is quite an elevation change from Sedona up to Flagstaff.
On one of my trips as I was traveling from the north to the south, it was blustery and cold with snow on the ground up at Flagstaff and by the time we drove through Oak Creek Canyon descending to Sedona, we were able to shed our heavy coats and enjoy much warmer weather.
There are many Native Americans living in Arizona and we stopped near the top of Oak Creek Canyon more than once to see the display of handmade Indian jewelry.
I have several rings in my collection today that were sold at that location.
One can actually talk to the creators of the designs which is nice.
Absolutely beautiful photography of the Sedona area in this video!
Have you visited Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon?
If you have never been to this scenic portion of the United States, this will have introduced you to some of the wonderful things that you will find in and around this area.
A playground of extra-ordinary beauty awaits you in Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon and Slide Rock State Park located in northern Arizona.
Sedona, Arizona
Photos of my husband's and my visit to Oak Creek Canyon in February one year.Click thumbnail to view full-size
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Well I am happy to see this beautiful hub. We go to Sedona often and hit the hiking trails up Oak Creek. I took an art seminar there last year and it was hard to take my eyes off all the beauty. We live in Prescott and are close enough to Sedona to get up there when we can. You did a beautiful job on this with your photos and words. Voted up and of course sharing.


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it was beside the location for where i was going , good nice staff coopeative.clean room and room service are so well.quite calm . no aircondition,romm not wel areated,please consider this.
Very close to metro station. Ac not working.
Location of the hotel. Near metro station and then you can go everywhere. Too expensive for a 2 starts ratel hotel.
There were some renovations thus the main entrance was messy and the check-out delay was really exagerated.
It was very comfortable, and on the metro; staff were pleasant, breakfast was fine.
In late afternoon, had to choose hotel in a rush for the same day, so got this cheap which gives free internet. In fact, it is cheap and wireless internet is free. With lots of information listed on reception desk and setup of the room, the hotel is trying to make guests feel like home. Good view from our window.Unfortunately we do not speak France and only stayed for 7 hoours. Ac is not working. So there is no way to improve ventilation in room. Althohgh saw ac problem on review done on 1st of Aug, we were still surprised to see ac was not working in all the rooms! Had to open window for some fresh air and a bit wind, but light from outside reduced sleeping quality. We only booked this room for a good sleep...
It was ideal location for what we wanted & had parking. Which a lot of city hotels don't. There was opnly electric heaters in the room & the bathroom was cold. The shower head wouldn't stay up which made having a shower a bit difficult. Plus there was no bar so couldn't have drink on site.
Near the underground No information about how to heat the room!!!
the location was perfect; steps away from the metro and bus stops so once we parked the car it was left in the garage and we never had to bother with finding parking, etc near any of the places we wanted to go to. The staff could not have been friendlier nor more helpful, excellent value for the price. I will definitely post this hotel onto other sites as a recommended facility. not really; lift from parking to lobby would have been nice but not a big deal. cost for parking was a bit steep in my opinion.
Very nice area of Lyon, to be discovered. Very good views over the city as you go up the hill. Free internet Wi Fi. Service ok : the guy at reception found a bulb for the lamp even though he was out of stock. Velo'v station at the foot of the hotel, good for cycling downhill under the rising sun on a sunday morning ! Tiny rooms, very impersonal, cheap furniture.
Very friendly reception, location was convenient.
Clean rooms Bed comfortable Bags of hot water No over bath shower head holder - no shower curtain Bathroom door couldn't latch as the retainer out of alignment with the catch. Very limited clothes storage space. Concern that room door left opened for long periods of the day even when the cleaner was not nearby
Family atmosphere and good location the cleanliness of the carpet. Recommend vacume cleaning more often
People was very friendly There was no "Wireless internet available in public areas and is free of charge".
friendly welcome, clean bed the shower hose too short. no free internet!! the desk needed to be fixed to the wall more solidly
The owners were very easy going and helpful. The room was small but perfectly adequate. The view from the balcony was spectacular. The position in town was perfect. The shower was a bit small and it took us several goes to get in at night.
Clean, comfortable and good value for money. Excellent recommendation for local restaurant; proximity of good bars, shops, etc. WiFi internet No availability of bottled water, no glass in bathroom, rather primitive shower
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How to disable VHT functionality on 11ac supported IAPs?
How to disable VHT functionality on 11ac supported IAPs?
Prior to 4.2.1, for the VHT function on 11ac platforms, it was enabled by default and also had no interface to be disabled.
In some scenarios, it was necessary to disable the VHT so that 11ac APs can act as 11n APs. Hence from 4.2.1 code, we provide CLI and UI interfaces to disable/enable VHT if needed.
This function only takes effect on 5G of 11ac IAPs and can be configured both on wlan-ssid-profile and rf-dot11a-profile.
If configured on wlan-ssid-profile, it only takes effect on the certain SSID; If configured on rf-dot11a-profile, it can take effect on all SSID.
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Ryan Bogner, Manager, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Ernst & YoungRyan Bogner has more than seven years of experience with environmental, health, safety and sustainability (EHS&S) and EHS&S management information systems (EMIS) and is a leader in the EHS&S MIS service offering for EY. He provides EHS&S advisory, MIS software selection, solution design support, implementation project management, existing system assessment and technology roadmap consulting. Ryan has extensive experience in identifying business process improvements, optimizing operations and providing solutions for regulatory compliance for a variety of different EHS&S programs including air, water, and waste monitoring and reporting, process safety management and personal safety programs. He has worked across industries, especially in the hospitality, oil and gas, chemical and manufacturing sectors. Mr. Bogner has worked on a cross-section of roles, from technical implementer to trainer to program manager, on a variety of successful EMIS implementations. As such, Ryan brings a unique perspective on what really matters for a holistic, effective system deployment.
Paul Rosner, Managing Partner, ERM Information SolutionsMr. Rosner leads ERM's global Sustainability Information Solutions group and is a member of ERM's Senior Leadership Team. His background includes over 25 years of experience in information technology strategy, planning, implementation and support. He has planned and successfully executed some of the world's largest, most complex transformations. He currently focuses on further developing ERM's SIS practice while helping client's take advantage of the full range of ERM services and coaching them toward long-term sustainable solutions. Prior to joining ERM, Paul led PwC's US Technology Consulting practice for Energy. He is a former CIO and Corporate Vice President of Business systems for BHP Billiton. Prior to that he led Hewlett-Packard's SAP Consulting Practice for the Americas, was a key transformation Executive at General Motors and has held important roles at Deloitte Consulting, Rockwell International and Westinghouse. He currently serves as an advisor to several technology firms and provides coaching to CIOs across the country. A native of Houston, TX, Paul has a B.S. in Computer Science from Point Park University and has completed several post-graduate leadership programs from Pitt and Carnegie-Mellon.
Noelle Harvey, Sr. Product Manager - Health & Safety, EnablonNoelle Harvey is a Senior Product Manager at Enablon, responsible for identifying market trends from industry and clients and using them to inform the future direction and roadmap of the Enablon EHS application. With experience in complex enterprise EHS software implementations, she has advised clients on how to efficiently use web and mobile technology to address organizational EHS risks and how to measure the value of having those systems in place. She now works closely with Enablon clients, partners and analysts to understand where Enablon technology should be expanded to better manage EHS risk programs and improve the value generated from them.
Marc Chabot , Managing Director - Environmental Commercial Sector , CH2MMarc Chabot is a highly versatile executive with a strong track record of working across global organizations to achieve business goals. Throughout his 20 year career, he has demonstrated a professional flexibility by performing roles across the technical, project delivery, operational, sales, and corporate leadership spectrum. Mr. Chabot has delivered services to Government, Energy and Industrial clients globally. As the Managing Director of the Environmental and Nuclear Business Group's Commercial Sector at CH2M HILL, he leads and manages the group's environmental services for all commercial, U.S. non-Fed. and international government clients. The Commercial Sector represents over $500M of gross revenue for CH2M with over 1600 employees globally.
Lisa Detlefsen, Global EHS Analyst, Tenneco, Inc.Lisa Detlefsen is the Global EHS Analyst for Tenneco, Inc. and has been with the Tenneco organization since 1994. From 1994-2000 she was the Senior Environmental Engineer for one of the largest Aftermarket Production facilities in North America. Projects ranged from Superfund project management to ISO14001 implementation. In 2000, her role expanded to Regional EHS Manager assisting six other production locations in North America involving overall direction and improvement strategies for EHS processes. Currently, as the Global EHS Analyst she is responsible for the successful implementation of the Enablon EHS software in Tenneco's global operations. She has over 27 years of experience in the EHS field of consulting, environmental engineering, and safety management. She holds a professional engineering license in environmental engineering, a BS degree in Environmental Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, a BS degree in Chemistry from Nebraska Wesleyan University, and an MBA in Human Resource Management from University of Phoenix.
Lee Slusher, Senior Environmental Engineer, Milliken & CompanyLee Slusher is a Senior Environmental Engineer in Milliken & Company's Corporate Environmental Department. He has been with Milliken & Company since 2000 and has been in the Corporate Environmental Department since 2005. He is currently responsible for overseeing Milliken's corporate environmental management system and providing environmental compliance support to over 35 manufacturing locations worldwide. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Tennessee Technological University in 2000 and is a registered Professional Engineer. Milliken & Company began implementing the Enablon solution in October 2015 and has completed QuickStart deployment of the Incident Management System and Metrics. Deployment of the Audits module is expected to be complete in September of 2016.
Kevin Gerla, Manager, Regulatory Compliance, Enbridge Pipelines Inc.Currently based in Calgary, Alberta, Kevin has held regulatory compliance roles with Enbridge for 10 years following 8 years with Canada's national energy regulator, the National Energy Board. He holds a bachelor's degree in environmental systems engineering and is a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional. Away from work Kevin puts his compliance and ethics skills to the test as president of Calgary West Little League.
Jordan Wurtz, Senior Advisor Regulatory Compliance, Enbridge Pipelines Inc.Jordan is a Senior Advisor within the Regulatory Compliance team at Enbridge. He has over 10 years of experience in the public and private sector. Jordan holds a bachelor's degree in management and is a Certified Internal Auditor, Certified Fraud Examiner and a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional.
John Swanke, Corporate Environmental, Health & Safety Program and Project Manager, MicronJohn Swanke is the Corporate Environmental, Health & Safety Program and Project Manager for Micron and has been with Micron since 2000. John is currently the Corporate EHS portfolio manager responsible for driving Micron's overall Enablon implementation with sustaining and adapting global EHS business processes and metrics. He has 24 years' experience as a facilities designer, facilities coordinator, facilities manager, and EHS professional. John is a veteran of the US Air Force and Idaho Air National Guard. He has also led facilities, manufacturing, and EHS teams and cross-functional groups in the United States and Singapore. He has a AS degree from ITT Technical Institute (1998), a BS degree from George Fox University (2008), and a graduate certification in Facilities Management from the University of Washington (2010). Micron EHS leadership selected Enablon as the solution in 2015. Currently the system is in the final phase of implementing Micron's first module in Compliance Management with activities and planning beginning for the second module, Incident Management.
John Dony, Director, Campbell Institute, National Safety CouncilJohn Dony is the Director of the Campbell Institute. In this role, he sets Institute vision and strategy and develops leading-edge research, event, partnership, and outreach initiatives. John works closely with EHS&S, operations, and thought leaders at over 40 member organizations and partners to share best practices and lessons learned around the world. John also serves as the Director of EHS&S at the National Safety Council. In this role, he is responsible for the development and continuous improvement of the Council's EHS&S management system and associated programs, supporting approximately 500 employees in the United States and abroad.
Johannes Swanepoel, Managing Partner, Standard Model Partners
Johannes is a Government, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) strategist and technology specialist who has devoted more than a decade of promoting and embedding the principles, framework, and processes as defined by the ISO 31000 standard. He has successfully implemented over 30 GRC systems, and supported management information systems at hundreds of organizations worldwide. Johannes has a BA with specialization in Risk Management from DePaul University, and completed his research degree program at the University of Chicago with a MSc in Threat and Response Management. Johannes serves as Managing Partner at Standard Model where he works daily with his team of GRC subject matter experts to help define and grow the GRC market.
James Schonhoff, Project Leader for Enablon Implementation, CargillJames Schonhoff works at Cargill Inc. as a Project Leader for Enablon Implementation. With 20 + years of Operations Management experience and 5 year Project Leadership experience, James is responsible for leading the design, deployment and global implementation of Enablon as the standard Incident Reporting / Management system for Cargill, as well as other key applications to replace the multiple existing legacy systems.
Haley Mathies , EHS Systems Coordinator , Tallgrass EnergyHaley Mathies is the EHS Systems Coordinator for Tallgrass Energy in Lakewood, Colo. She specializes in system integration, business analysis, and project management. She has spent the last five years in midstream operations and prior to that focused on transportation engineering. She received a Bachelor's of Science in Business Management from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Denver with a Master's of Science in Environmental Policy concentrating on sustainability and energy. Haley's experience tracking pipelines and inspecting facilities as a college intern sparked her interest in midstream operations. On a drilling pad outside of Grand Junction, Colo., she witnessed first-hand the treatment of frac water through electrocoagulation. After furthering her education about environmental practices like electrocoagulation, carbon sequestration, and nitrogen capture, it was clear she was headed toward the EHS side of the oil & gas industry. To Haley, her work is more than just a job, It's a purpose.
David Rose, Group EH&S Technology Systems Manager, Lend LeaseDavid works for Lend Lease as a Group EH&S Technology Manager. He has worked the last 22 years for Lend Lease with the last 9 years managing the ICT platforms that support Environment, Health, Safety and Risk. His passions for Safety and working with our global team in his previous role as ICT Product Manager allowed for an easy transition into the Lendlease Group EH&S Team. He currently holds a Diploma of Health & Safety. One of his major achievements was working on the embedment of Enablon platform within Lendlease globally as well as the upgrade to the Lendlease Enablon environment to version 7 this year.
David Robbins, Partner, ERMDavid Robbins is a Partner within ERM Information Solutions and has 20 years of experience managing and leading information systems projects. Areas of expertise include environmental management information systems (EMIS), corporate greenhouse gas consulting and in-plant managed services for air, water and waste compliance consulting to corporate clients within for public and private sectors. He has assisted clients in all aspects of EH&S Management Information Systems including business case development. His industry expertise spans oil and gas, chemical manufacturing, power, defense contracting, environmental solutions and utilities.
Colleen Webster, P.E, Senior Manager, EHS, Food Safety and Sustainability , Ernst & YoungColleen has more than 15 years of experience in environmental, health, and safety, as well as food safety and quality compliance management. She has leveraged her industry and consulting experience to implement IT enabled solutions that drive business processes and operational improvement. She also has experience with non-financial attestations, health and safety compliance, and risk identification and process improvement. She is a leader in the EY food safety and quality service, teaming with multiple service lines to support clients with their management over new Food Safety Moderization Act (FSMA) requirements. Before joining the Climate Change and Sustainability Services practice, Colleen was with our Fraud Investigation and Dispute Services practice. Prior to EY, she spent eight years as an environmental consultant and three years as an environmental manager at a bulk oil and chemical storage terminal. While in industry, she assessed environmental requirements, addressed reporting obligations, managed environmental air permitting and coordinated company responses to regulatory agency concerns. As a consultant, she supported clients with their implementation of IT solutions, generally focusing on content so that the end solution fit client needs.
Carol Singer Neuvelt, Executive Director , NAEMCarol Singer Neuvelt is the Executive Director of NAEM, the Premier Association for EHS Management that empowers corporate leaders to advance environmental stewardship, create safe and healthy workplaces, and promote global sustainability. Neuvelt's long-term perspective and insights into corporate sustainability best practices have been featured in a variety of publications, including The Chicago Tribune, the Bureau of National Affairs, Environmental Leader and NAEM's Green Tie blog. She is a former White House staffer and served as the Deputy Director for the US EPA Office of Public Liaison under Administrator William Reilly. In addition to her responsibilities for managing the agency's interaction with external stakeholders, Neuvelt was integral to the creation and implementation of EPA's national Pollution Prevention Awards program. As Executive Director, she is a member of NAEM's Board of Directors.
Brian Gilbert , Executive Director, Ernst & YoungBrian is an Executive Director with EY and has more than 25 years of experience with EH&S management. He also has considerable experience from industry including the design, construction, operation and optimization of manufacturing facilities. While in industry, Brian managed corporate environmental functions that provided technical and regulatory support. He was part of several software development teams that designed and implemented software to manage chemical, compliance and operational data. He has assisted companies with software selection and implementation and worked with them to enhance their use of data in analytics, disputes and general reporting. He annually oversees the environmental cost assessment process at over 125 companies and is experienced with environmental costs and various business case analyses. Brian has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Clarkson University and is a Certified Professional Environmental Auditor.
Brad Wilson, Partner, ERMBrad Wilson is a Sr. Principal Consultant within the Sustainable Information Solutions and Specialty Global Businesses group for Environmental Resource Management (ERM). Mr. Wilson has over 20 years of experience providing strategic consulting services to the Environmental, Health & Safety space and he brings 14+ years of experience within EH&S management information systems (EMIS) development. Brad has a long history of developing data management solutions for large companies in multiple industries. His career has anchored around Sustainability and Environmental Data Management and driving value to the corporate bottom line through operational excellence. Specifically, Brad has experience with EHS IT portfolio road map development, EMIS strategic planning, gap analysis, software solution selection, design, implementation and support and sustainment planning.
Brad Waldron, President, Air & Waste Management AssociationBrad Waldron is Director, Corporate Risk Management for Caesars Entertainment headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. His responsibilities include managing operational risk throughout the organization's 50 plus global properties regarding building operations, acquisitions/divestitures, insurance programs, environmental compliance, crisis planning, emergency response, and the health and safety of guests and employees. Before making the transition to Caesars, Brad was Vice President of NGE, LLC, an environmental consulting firm based in Pittsburgh, PA where he was responsible for day to day management regarding the company's strategic direction, projects, business development, and staff. In his free time, Brad devotes a significant amount of time to the Air & Waste Management Association, where he currently serves as their President. A&WMA is an international nonprofit association focused on information exchange and professional development for environmental professionals. Membership currently spans 65 countries and over 5,000 individuals.
Alisa Dimitroff, Environmental Systems Lead, PepsiCoAlisa Dimitroff has a BS in Industrial Engineering from the State University of New York @ Buffalo and a MS in Industrial Engineering/Occupation Health and Safety from the University of Michigan. She has worked as an Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) professional for over 20 years. Past employment includes General Motors and Motorola, Inc. She currently works on the global capabilities and innovation team at PepsiCo with the primary responsibility of leading a cross-Sector team that is responsible for deploying new modules. PepsiCo currently uses 15 modules (plus the 4 mobile aps), which are deployed in over 2000 locations, representing 60 countries and more than 4000 users.
Alan L. Johnson, Director of Strategic Partnerships & Alliances , 3E CompanyAs Director of Strategic Partnerships & Alliances at 3E Company, Mr. Johnson is responsible for devising and executing 3E's strategic partnerships and alliances, which play a critical role in 3E's global business development strategy. Since joining 3E in 2015, he has negotiated partnerships with a wide range of industry leading companies, including Enablon, Intelex, Airsweb, and Dotmatics, increasing 3E's global footprint through the development of integrated technologies. Mr. Johnson has more than ten years of business development and product management experience in the software industry, spearheading many successful B2B & B2C partnership programs. Prior to joining 3E Company, he held senior business development and product positions with market leading software companies including Turning Technologies, BlueTie Inc. & The NASVF. Mr. Johnson holds a B.A. in Political Science/World Languages & Cultures from Mercyhurst College, a certificate from L'Université Laval in Français Langue Étrangère (FLE), and a dual MBA in Sales & Marketing Management/International Business from the Rochester Institute of Technology's E. Phillip Saunders College of Business.
Peter S. Bussey, Research Analyst for Environment, Health and Safety (EHS), LNS ResearchPete Bussey joined LNS Research in January, 2016 as lead Research Analyst for Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) and sustainability management in the industrial sector. He conducts research on industry trends and best practices, and advises EHS business leaders and technology providers in applying those insights in their organizations. Pete has more than 30 years of experience in manufacturing, consulting and information technology organizations, all focused on EHS management and related operations areas such as R&D, asset management, manufacturing, and supply chain. Before joining LNS Research, Pete headed EHS and sustainability solution marketing at SAP, the global enterprise software company. Pete holds a master's degree in environment health sciences from Harvard University, a master of public management degree from Carnegie Mellon University, and a bachelor's degree in natural sciences from Johns Hopkins University.
Nick Hayes, Risk and Security Analyst, ForresterNick's research is dedicated to helping risk professionals and other business leaders understand and manage customer-facing risks in order to build more resilient brands. He has extensive knowledge of the security, privacy, archiving, and other compliance challenges of social media, as well as the technical controls used to address them. Nick also presents at leading industry and technology conferences advises clients on a range of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) topics, including corporate culture, training and awareness, and corporate social responsibility. Nick previously spent four years supporting the Security & Risk management team at Forrester and researching GRC, social media, and related organizational themes. He holds a B.A. in government and international politics from Wesleyan University.
Glenn Mayer, PE, President, E2 ManageTech
Glenn Mayer has more than 26 years of experience in environmental consulting and environmental data and compliance management. From design to procurement to implementation — and every stage in between — he has worked extensively with a broad range of clients in the private, municipal and federal sectors, including Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), AT&T Wireless, Conoco Phillips, FedEx, Hawaiian Electric Company (HEC), Metropolitan Water District (MWD) of Los Angeles, the city of San Jose, Toyota and a host of others. Glenn has also served as consultant to numerous pipeline companies for their multi-site implementations, including Arco Pipeline, BP, Pacific Pipeline, Paramount Petroleum and Plains All American Pipeline Company. Glenn is a Professional Engineer and holds a BS and MS in Chemical Engineering for University of California Los Angeles.
David Metcalfe, CEO and Founding Director, VerdantixDuring the past decade David has spoken at a wide range of global conferences and chaired panel debates across issues such as Carbon Finance, Utility Innovation (World Economic Forum), Green Strategy, the CIO Role In Sustainability and Carbon Software. At the head of Verdantix, over the last 6 years, David's strategic vision on energy, environment and sustainability has been recognized by clients, media and academics. He leads the Verdantix team to provide a flow of research that helps make our clients successful as they invest in their energy, environment and sustainability strategies. Among other accomplishments, David was previously Senior Vice President at Forrester Research, the NASDAQ-listed technology and business research firm, where he led the EMEA research, consulting and client services teams. He holds an MA from the College of Europe and a PhD from the Harvard Business School.
Pascal Gaudé, Executive Vice President, Global Professional Services, EnablonPascal Gaudé has more than 25 years of experience building world class organizations in the software industry. He serves as Executive Vice President of Global Professional Services at Enablon and oversees worldwide project delivery, support and knowledge management. Prior to Enablon, Gaudé held executive and managing positions at various international firms, where he developed expertise in the finance, manufacturing, service and distribution sectors.
Marc Vogel, Co-Founder, Chief Technology Officer, EnablonMarc Vogel has worked in the IT industry for the past 20 years. As CTO, he oversees all of Enablon's research and development activities and supervises the development of technical infrastructures and software. Marc's experience includes building artificial intelligence software, operating systems and development environment tools. He has worked in the United States and the UK for several years.


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