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Sally Denstedt

Sally Elizabeth (nee McLean) Denstedt passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, Dec. 13, 2014 at Victoria Hospital at the age of 77.

Dear mother to Ann-Marie Fitz-Gerald, Marrie Fullerton (Dave), Shelly Knechtel, Brenda Davis (Jim McNair) and Brian Denstedt (Katie). Fondly remembered by Danielle and Jimmy Lapthorne and their father Jim, Meaghan and Miranda Fullerton, Brayden and Heidi Knechtel and their father Dave, Kendra Davis and her father Keith and Louiza Denstedt. Sister to Jack McLean (Diane), Nancy McLean and Susan Rankin (Carter Arnold). Sally will be missed by many nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.

Predeceased by her husband Earl (February 1998) and granddaughter Sarah (August 2005).

A memorial visitation will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 17 from 6-8 p.m. at Needham Funeral Service (520 Dundas Street, London 519-434-9141). A private interment will take place at a later date.

Friends and relatives are encouraged to offer condolences at www.needhamfuneralhome.com.

Rita Vollmer

Mrs. Rita Mary (Freiburger) Vollmer of Listowel passed away at Listowel Memorial Hospital on Sunday, Dec. 14, 2014 at the age of 83.

Beloved wife of Joseph Vollmer. Mother of Paulette and Ralph Coneybeare of RR 4 Listowel, Robert and Trish Vollmer of Kitchener, James and Janice Vollmer of London, William and Lynn Vollmer of Edmonton, Alberta, Murray and Shelly Vollmer of RR 2 Wingham, and Susan and Steve Player of Listowel. Grandmother of 19 and great-grandmother of seven.

Sister of Harold Freiburger, Margaret Fitzgerald, and Ralph Freiburger, all of Waterloo, Hilbert and Evelyn Freiburger of Kitchener, and Jean and Larry Robertson of Hamilton; and sister-in-law of Norma Freiburger of Sault Ste. Marie, and Carol Freiburger and Loreen Freiburger, both of Waterloo.

Predeceased by her infant son Richard; sisters Sister Herbert Freiburger, Theresa Davidson, Helen Freiburger and Lorraine Hartman; her brothers Jerome, Claude, Robert and William Freiburger; and brothers-in-law John Fitzgerald and Leon Hartman.

Rita was one of 14 children born to Herbert and Alfreda (Strauss) Freiburger, and raised in the St. Clements area. She and Joseph were married in 1955, and raised their six children while farming in Elma Township for 35 years.

Rita was an active member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Listowel, where she was a 40-year member of the CWL. In addition to helping in the church whenever there was a need, she also loved to make crafts and play cards with both family and friends.

Visitation will be held at the Eaton Funeral Home, Listowel on Wednesday, Dec. 17 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. with parish prayers and rosary at 1:30 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Listowel on Thursday, Dec. 18 at 11 a.m. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hesson.

Memorial donations to St. Joseph's Building Fund would be appreciated.

Online condolences may be left at www.eatonfuneralhome.ca.

Larry Baker

Larry Brian Baker passed peacefully at Simcoe Hospice on Thursday, Dec. 11 2014, at the age of 71, following a courageous battle with mesothelioma.

Soul mate and adored husband of Joan (nee Danbrook), Larry was the very proud father of Michele (John) Gordon of Tantallon, N.S., Richard (Krystal) of St. John, N.B., (step) Dad to Brian (Shannon) Knight of Barrie and Jen Dardarian of Cambridge. Devoted and fun-loving Grampa/Papa of Chris and Katie Gordon, Jamie, Sara and Josh Dardarian, and Cameron and Connor Knight.

Born and raised in Hespeler, Larry began his career with Babcock & Wilcox in 1961. In 1977 he formed a partnership, MBB Mechanical in Lakeside, N.S. until retiring in 1997.

Larry and Joan returned to Ontario in 1998 and settled on the water in Orillia where he enjoyed his passions of boating, golfing and travelling. Spending time with family and friends was the most important part of his and Joannie's life together.

There is a huge void in many, many hearts that have been touched by this kind, gentle soul. He will be dearly missed.

Larry's family will welcome friends to the Lounsbury Funeral Home, 1766 Franklin Boulevard, Cambridge on Thursday, Dec. 18 from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral services will be held in the funeral home chapel on Friday, Dec. 19 at 1 p.m.

Donations in memory of Larry can be made to Simcoe Hospice, Barrie or to Soldiers Memorial Hospital, Orillia.

Alvin Jack

Mr. Alvin Campbell Jack, formerly of Listowel, passed away at Knollcrest Lodge, Milverton, on Monday, Dec. 8, 2014, at the age of 100.

Beloved husband of the late Eva (Mason) Jack. Dear father of Faye McGreal of Hamilton, and Roy and Sheila Jack of Cambridge. Grandfather of Stephen and Sandy McGreal of Binbrook, Todd and Laura McGreal of Caledonia, Susan and Ed Murdoch of Oakville, and Julie and Matt McLennan of Glen Morris; and great-grandfather of Austin McGreal, Dillon McGreal, Spencer McGreal, Logan Murdoch, Cole Murdoch and Sierra Murdoch. Remembered also by his friend Ruth Jedrzejewski and her family.

Predeceased by his son-in-law Alex McGreal.

Alvin served in the navy during the Second World War, and was the eldest member of the Listowel Legion. He was also a member of I.B.E.W. Local 804, Kitchener (electrical union), and the Clifford Masonic Lodge.

A celebration of Alvin's long and well-lived life and a Legion Memorial Service was held at the Eaton Funeral Home, Listowel on Monday, Dec. 15 at 11 a.m. Visitation was one hour prior, and reception at the Listowel Legion followed.

Memorial donations to Listowel Memorial Hospital Foundation would be appreciated.

Online condolences may be left at www.eatonfuneralhome.ca.

Sarah Cole

Sarah Elizabeth Cole of Listowel passed away at Victoria Hospital, London, after a brief battle with cancer, on Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014, at the age of 33.

Beloved daughter of Bruce and Janie Cole of Listowel. Dear sister of Lindsay and James Duncan of Toronto, and loving aunt of Henry and Agnes.

She will be remembered by her maternal aunts and uncles Jackie and David Rugwell of Kelowna, B.C. and Malcolm and Luci Clark of St. Thomas; and her cousins Jennifer Clark, Alison (Christian) Iwaniuk, Laura (Tyrell) Huntington, and Cameron, Lily, Liam, and Maggie Clark; and by her paternal aunts and uncles Barbara Cole of Lambeth, and David and Linda Cole, Anne and David Norman and Patti Cole, all of London; and by her cousins Cole Tavener, Adam and Jordan Cole, Matthew (Danielle) Cole, Jeff Cole, Lesley-Anne (Stuart) Love and Susan Norman.

Predeceased by her grandparents Sydney and June Cole, and William "Bunny" and Barbara Clark, and by her uncle Morris William Clark,

Visitation was held at the Eaton Funeral Home, Listowel on Tuesday, Dec. 16 from 1-4 and 6-8 p.m. The funeral service will be held at Knox Presbyterian Church, Listowel on Wednesday, Dec. 17 at 11 a.m. Interment in Fairview Cemetery, Listowel. Sarah's family hopes you will consider donations to the Listowel Salvation Army Christmas Campaign in honour of Sarah's support and appreciation of their Christmas Outreach Programs.

Online condolences may be left at www.eatonfuneralhome.ca.

Rita Graff

Rita Graff passed away on Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2014 at Listowel Memorial Hospital. Rita resided in Millbank and was born 89 years ago in Mornington Township. She was the daughter of the late William and Anna (Querin) Vollmer.

Beloved wife of the late George Graff, who predeceased her in 1994. Loving mother of Murray Graff and wife Lee of Woodstock, Larry Graff and wife Sharon of Kingsville, Nancy Hollinger and husband Ed of Listowel, Elaine Schiestel and husband Cloyd of Palmerston, Gerald (Jr.) Graff and wife Heather of New Hamburg, and Sheila Collinson and husband Ed of Listowel.

Sadly missed by her grandchildren Melissa, David, Stacey, Rob, Sherri, Annette, Chrissy, Michael, Kelly, Nicole, Tyler, Jan and Jenny; and her great-grandchildren Rilee, Kaiden, Lincoln, Griffin, Tristan, Kyle, Sara, Jason, Justin, Aaron, Delaney, Brayden, Cole, Karly, Kaitlyn and Fenton.

Remembered by her sisters Helen Dobson, Jean Stemmler and husband Gord, and Edna Wick and husband Fred; sister-in-law Beverley Vollmer and brother-in-law Frank Gibbons.

Rita was predeceased by her children Douglas (2013), Janice, Paul and Charles, all in infancy; grandsons Anthony and Dwayne; brothers Carl Vollmer and wife Clara, Sheldon Vollmer and wife Leona, Elgin Vollmer and wife Beatrice, Lorne Vollmer and Edgar Vollmer; sister Betty Gibbons and brother-in-law William Dobson

Rita was a member of St. Clements Roman Catholic Church and a former member of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Hesson.

Family and friends were received at the Mark Jutzi Funeral Home, Milverton on Sunday Dec. 14 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The funeral mass took place on Monday, Dec. 15 at 11 a.m. at St. Clements Roman Catholic Church. Interment in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Hesson.

As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario or Canadian Diabetes Association.

Online condolences and donation information available at www.markjutzifuneralhomes.ca.


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Product Design Specialist
An architect by training, Joe Liao joined Esri in 2014 as a product design specialist. Having worked on design projects of various scales—from installations to single buildings, and a campus to a 10-kilometer long city park—Joe has come to believe that in order to tackle urban and environmental challenges at scale, design needs to happen at a more fundamental level, starting with processes and tools. By harnessing the analytical capabilities of Esri technology, Joe works to empower the countless creative problem-solvers who are eager to tackle the toughest challenges together, by developing software tools that are simple, intuitive and delightful to use. With geodesign, Joe sees a transformative culture on the rise as the insights of GIS unleashes the creative power of our generation.
David Early, AICP, LEED AP
Senior Consultant
David Early, Senior Consultant at PlaceWorks, is renowned throughout California as an expert on smart growth and sustainable development, with nearly 30 years of experience in the fields of comprehensive planning, plan implementation, GIS, public participation, urban design, transportation planning, and environmental review, with a specialization in the application of GIS technologies to planning and design projects. Mr. Early is an engaging speaker and expert facilitator, and he has helped numerous groups achieve consensus on difficult development and conservation issues.
Ryan Perkl, Ph.D.
Senior Consultant & Project Manager
Dr. Perkl is Esri's Green Infrastructure Lead and an Industry Practice Lead for Environmental Services Companies and Natural Systems Geodesign in the Professional Services Division. As a Senior Consultant and Project Manager, Ryan provides thought leadership devoted to Esri's Green Infrastructure Initiative and supports a wide variety of environmentally focused projects as part of the Natural Resources Team. Prior to joining Esri, Ryan was an Assistant Professor of Planning at the University of Arizona where he taught a wide variety of classes including environmental spatial analysis, environmental land use planning, geodesign, and engaged in an active research agenda focused on conservation planning, landscape connectivity modeling, and advanced spatial analysis and geodesign.
Keith Cooke
Local Government Account Executive
A graduate of Auburn University, he has been a GIS professional since 1994 and has worked for planning and community development agencies at the regional and local level in Alabama and North Carolina. In addition to his local government duties at Esri, Keith is the Business Development Specialist on both the Planning and Economic Development teams. He is an active member in the American Planning Association, where he has conducted over 50 hands-on GIS workshops for planners since 2004.
Chris Buscaglia
Urban and Regional planning and is a Solutions Engineer
As part of a team in Redlands, CA he configures the ArcGIS platform for specific Planning and Land Records applications. Recently, the team has built an offering around urban blight remediation and is continuing to build specific solutions to improve the two-way conversation between the city and its citizens.
Eric Wittner
CityEngine and Procedural Technology Product Manager
Eric works to expand public understanding of how Esri's 3D products can enhance an organizations products and process, and help bring them success. Having spent six years as part of the 3D software development team, he has an intimate understanding of Esri's 3D technology. From his time as the product engineering lead for geodesign he understands how Esri's tools can be used to support interdisciplinary decision making in a variety of fields. As a thought leader at Esri, he helps shapes the vision and direction of Esri's software, data models, and solutions development through interaction with customers and the translation of their requirements into useful technology.
Clement Lau
Departmental Facilities Planner
LA County Department of Parks and Recreation
Clement Lau, AICP, has over 15 years of professional experience in urban and regional planning. Currently, Dr. Lau is a Departmental Facilities Planner with the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation where he works on a wide variety of park planning projects. Recently, he served as the project manager on the County's Master Plan for Sustainable Parks and Recreation: Phase I and the Countywide Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment. Dr. Lau enjoys writing about a variety of planning issues and is on the author panel for UrbDeZine. He also has published articles in the California Planning & Development Report, Public Works Management & Policy, and Progressive Planning. He holds a doctorate and master's in urban planning from USC, and bachelor's in economics from the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Lesli Kunkle Ellis
City of Boulder, CO, Planning Department
Comprehensive Planning Manager
Lesli Kunkle Ellis is Comprehensive Planning Manager with the City of Boulder and has 20 years of community planning experience.
Since Jan. 2011, she's been with the City of Boulder where she coordinates a team of 10 long range planners and programs including ecological planning, historic preservation, comprehensive planning and other special planning projects. She's been coordinating the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan including the team that is updating the 3D maps and data.
Previously she consulted with communities across the US on community plans and worked for local and regional government agencies in Colorado and New Mexico on open land and trails and air quality planning.
She received Master of Urban Planning and Master of Landscape Architecture degrees from the University of Washington in Seattle and a Bachelor of Environmental Design from the University of Colorado in Boulder.
Jeff Herter
New York Department of State, Office of Planning & Development
Assistant Director, Division of Community Resilience and Regional Programs
Jeff works for the NY Department of State's Office of Planning & Development. Some of his current responsibilities include coastal risk area mapping for use in resilience planning, supervise the State's coastal consistency program, manage the Gateway project and work with the Gateway development team; participate in the State's offshore planning efforts including facilitating acquisition and incorporation of ocean & Great Lakes information into the planning process; etc. He was GIS Unit Supervisor for the Office prior to his current position. He also served as a Coastal Development Specialist in upstate New York. Jeff received his MS in Natural Resources Management from the College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
Scott T. Edmondson
Planner-Economist, San Francisco Planning Department
Scott T. Edmondson, AICP, ISSP-SA, is a Strategic Sustainability Planner-Economist at the San Francisco Planning Department and an APA Sustainable Communities Division National Sustainability Champion working with the APA California Chapter and planners. Scott has over 30-years of experience and leadership providing complex strategic and technical decision support to clients and senior management. Practice areas include long-range land use and strategic sustainability planning and policy, CEQA/NEPA compliance, and facilities planning. He was an advisor and contributor to the San Francisco Sustainability Plan (1996). His current focus is advancing the emerging practice of integrative urban systems planning and its two components: (1) formulating the long range planning and information system needed to respond to 21st century urban-regional system challenges; (2) advancing the emerging practice of "regenerative" urbanism. Together they enable the capacity to strategically define, promote, and "plan" urban systems sustainability. Scott has an MA in Urban Planning from UCLA and a BA in (Sustainable) Development Studies from UCB.
Brenda Carter
GIS Manager, Richland County, Planning & Development Services (PDS)
Brenda Carter is a Certified GIS Professional (GISP) and effective manager and user of ESRI software. Ms. Carter has used ESRI GIS software since 1989 and she is the recipient of the 1st Place Programming AML Short Cut Award (1996) and the GIS Achievement Award from the South Carolina Arc Users Group (2014). She is also a board member of the South Carolina Arc Users Group (SCARC).
Ms. Carter is the GIS Manager for the Planning & Development Services Department (PDS) of Richland County, South Carolina. Her role is a solutions provider as she develops spatial insights provided by geospatial analysis and educates upper management and her colleagues of enhanced results and further possibilities through location and business intelligence. Brenda has expertise utilizing geospatial technology for governmental processes in planning and development. She supervises planning related geospatial GIS operations in the department such as E911, Neighborhood Planning, Zoning, and Digital Data Submissions and represents the department for different regional initiatives and community projects.
Ms. Carter has 32 years of experience in Geographical Information Systems. Throughout her career, she continues to utilize mapping and GIS analysis. She continues to seek advanced ways to utilize GIS in her daily activities in the Planning Department.
Stephen Goldsmith
Professor, Harvard's Kennedy School of Government
Stephen Goldsmith is the Daniel Paul Professor of the Practice of Government and the Director of the Innovations in American Government Program at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. He previously served as Deputy Mayor of New York where he started the country's first data analytics unit and Mayor of Indianapolis, where he earned a reputation as one of the country's leaders in public-private partnerships Stephen recently co-authored The Responsive City, and has written The Power of Social Innovation; Governing by Network: The New Shape of the Public Sector; and The Twenty-First Century City: Resurrecting Urban America. He currently provides advice to cities, states and non-profits on the strategic use of data analytics as well as advising technology companies on how to utilize the data in their products to provide better solutions to cities and states. He writes on applied use of technology to drive innovation for Government Technology and Governing magazines.
Emi Randall, AICP, CFM
Director of Planning, Kenton County, Planning & Development Services (PDS)
Emi Randall is a community and economic development planner working toward improving the health and prosperity of communities. She is an effective project manager, team collaborator and people motivator. Ms. Randall is an award winning grant writer and has been named Employee of the Year by her peers.
Currently, Ms. Randall is serving as the Director of Planning & Zoning Administration for Planning and Development Services (PDS) of Kenton County, Kentucky. Her department is responsible for long-range planning, current planning, development services, zoning administration and code enforcement for cities and the unincorporated areas of Kenton County, Kentucky. Emi oversees operations of the department, supervises staff and represents the agency and the communities of Kenton County for various regional initiatives and community projects. Prior to joining PDS, Emi served as a Senior Planner for the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments and as a project manager for Woolpert, Inc., an engineering and planning consulting firm.
Ms. Randall has been using ESRI GIS programs since 2002, where she was first introduced to GIS mapping through studio course work in the Landscape Architecture program at the University of Kentucky. Since that time, she has utilized mapping and GIS analysis throughout her career. She continues to seek innovative ways to utilize GIS in her daily planning work and has forged strong partnerships between her department and the LINK-GIS department.
James M. Drinan
Executive Director, American Planning Association
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A native of Boston, Jim received a B.A. in Political Science from Providence College and a J.D. from the DePaul University School of Law. He has written and lectured on association management, government relations, and legal issues. Drinan has served on, and chaired, boards and committees in numerous legal and association management organizations, as well as his college alumni association and condominium association. His interests include travel, golf, and helping the Boston Red Sox win the World Series.
Jack Dangermond
Founder and President, Esri
A landscape architect by training, Jack Dangermond founded Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri) in 1969 with a vision that computer mapping and analysis could help us design a better future. Under Dangermond's leadership, that vision has continued to guide Esri in creating cutting-edge GIS and GeoDesign technologies used in every industry to make a difference worldwide.
Dangermond fostered the growth of Esri from a small research group to an organization recognized as the world leader in GIS software development. Esri employs 2,700 people in the U.S.; many who shared his passion for GIS in the early days are still with the company and remain dedicated to helping our users be successful.
Chris Cappelli
Director, Global Business Development, Esri
Christopher Cappelli is the corporate director responsible for leading Esri's global sales and business development activities. A computational geographer with a passion for science and technology, he has worked for Esri for 25 years in a variety of key roles.
A native of Pennsylvania and graduate of Penn State University, Christopher joined Esri as a consultative GIS technician, assisting numerous organizations in the eastern US with the planning, implementation, and maintenance of their geospatial systems. Over the next four years, he developed GIS analytical models and applications to improve operational processes, site new facilities, optimize supply chains, and support strategic decision making.
In 1995, Christopher opened the Esri Pennsylvania regional office. There, he built a team to support users and win new customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. While cultivating business partnerships throughout the region, he conducted planning and design workshops to help people get the most out of their Esri investments.
In 2004, Christopher moved to Redlands, California, to work closely with Esri President Jack Dangermond and assume leadership of the Esri sales group. Since then, his role has expanded to guide Esri's broader business development activities. He's been instrumental in evangelizing GIS across the globe and championing the mission and core values of Jack and Laura Dangermond.
Christopher and his wife Dawn live in Redlands and have four children. An avid woodworker, amateur astronomer, and triathlete, Christopher refuses to depart from his technical roots; he still programs in Python and uses ArcGIS daily.
Kelleann Foster
Professor Kelleann Foster, RLA, ASLA, is the Lead Faculty for the Online Geodesign Graduate Programs at Penn State, the Director of The Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, and Associate Dean for the College of Arts and Architecture.
Kelleann has 30-years of professional practice experience as a landscape architect and has been teaching at Penn State for over 25-years. Her sabbatical, based at Esri's World Headquarters in Redlands, CA, researched how Penn State's online geodesign graduate programs could most effectively engage students in a collaborative, virtual studio environment. This resulted in the creation of Penn State's new geodesign programs -- a Geodesign Option in the MGIS degree, a Graduate Certificate in Geodesign, and a Master in Professional Studies in Geodesign – all offered entirely online through Penn State's award winning World Campus. Kelleann has also introduced Geodesign to thousands around the world through her MOOC "Geodesign: Change your World."
Much of Kelleann's work uses computer technologies to communicate alternative scenarios to citizens. Her work has received national and international recognition. She also focuses on generating awareness about career opportunities as a landscape architect. Kelleann authored a book, part of John Wiley & Sons "Careers in Design" series— titled "Becoming a Landscape Architect." In 2014 the book became available in Chinese through Chinese Architectural Press.
When she's not working, Kelleann can be found exploring the world via bicycle and she is enjoys anything connected to chocolate! She is a board member of the central Pennsylvania land trust, ClearWater Conservancy, and helps with their annual fundraiser "For the Love of Art and Chocolate."
Brooks Patrick
Geodesigner, Esri
Brooks Patrick is an Account Executive for Geodesgin Markets at Esri helping individuals, teams, and organizations take advantage of Geodesign and the power of 3D GIS for comprehensive community planning, urban design, architecture, and game development. Brooks is also a Landscape Architect with a focus in sustainable urban planning and a frequent presenter at international conferences and workshops. As part of a team working with Esri CityEngine software, he designs solutions able to simulate the impact of planning and urban design alternatives in near real-time. He is responsible for further services and consulting in 3D city modeling and advanced visualization.
Jake Petrosky
Lead Consultant for LandDesign
Mr. Petrosky is a lead consultant for LandDesign, an interdisciplinary planning and design firm based in Charlotte, North Carolina, with offices in Washington DC, Orlando, Dallas, and San Francisco. He is responsible for integrating GIS analysis, modeling and visualization into all stages of the design process. Experience includes land use and comprehensive plans, private master planning, small area plans, corridor studies, greenways and open space plans, and long range multi-modal transportation plans. Mr. Petrosky previously worked for Esri, the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council, the University of Florida GeoPlan Center, and the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization. He has thirteen years of experience in data-driven land use and transportation planning. Specialties include demographic forecasting, suitability modeling and the development of custom spatial decision support systems to support grey and green infrastructure planning efforts. Mr. Petrosky has an interest in perfecting urban form, designing smart cities and better defining their transitions and edges.
Rob Matthews
Geodesign Practice Manager, Esri
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Candi Millar
Former Planning Director, Planning and Community Services Department, City of Billings, Montana
Candi Millar received a Bachelor's Degree in geology in 1979 from the University of Montana and began her professional career as an exploration geologist working in the northwest and Alaska. She used early prototypes of GIS programs and GPS instruments to locate precious metal occurrences in conjunction with geologic mapping and geophysical surveys in the 1980s.
Returning to the University of Montana, she received her Master's degree in urban and rural planning in 1994. Her master's thesis entitled "Predicting Conflicts between Land Use and Land Suitability, Rattlesnake Valley, Missoula, Montana", emphasized GIS modeling and analysis of land use conflicts. Afterwards, as an independent consultant, she provided community planning services to rural Montana towns and counties before shifting her focus to development impact planning. Candi prepared the Sweetgrass County Hard Rock Mine Impact Plan prior to the development of the East Boulder Mine and was later hired by Sweetgrass County as Planning Director in 1997.
In 2000, she went to work for the City/County Planning Division in Billings, Montana. There she coordinated the development of the GIS program for the City and incorporated GIS mapping and analysis in community planning activities. Candi assumed the position of Planning Director (2006 to 2016) overseeing the Planning, Building, Code Enforcement and Community Development Divisions for the City of Billings and Yellowstone County.
One of her last projects, the "2016 City of Billings Growth Policy – BillingsBeyond", incorporated scenario planning to evaluate the impacts and cost-effectiveness of different growth patterns. The project utilized ArcGIS Onlinetm, GeoPlanner for ArcGIStm, Story Mapstm and CommunityViztm to develop, analyze and display the scenarios. Candi is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners, past-president of the Montana Association of Planners, and past-president of the Western Planner Resources, Inc.
Eric Brady
Bergmann Associates
Eric Brady GISP, PMP is the GIS Manager at Bergmann Associates. With a MA in Geography from the University at Buffalo and 17 years of GIS programming, project management and solution design experience he is continually amazed at the unique value GIS brings to organizations of all sizes and stripes.
David DiBiase
Director of Education, Esri
David DiBiase leads Esri's education outreach program. He also teaches professional ethics part-time for Penn State University, where he founded its online certificate and masters degree programs in GIS. David organized the NSF-sponsored GIS Professional Ethics project, and is a former President of the GIS Certification Institute. He was lead editor of the first editions of the Geographic Information Science and Technology Body of Knowledge and the U.S. Department of Labor's Geospatial Technology Competency Model. David currently serves as a National Councillor of the American Association of Geographers. Beyond work his pastimes include hiking, running, and cycling, good wine, and classic jazz music - not necessarily in that order.
Trisha Brush
GIS Director, Kenton County, Planning & Development Services (PDS)
Trisha Brush leads an award winning 30 year old GIS Partnership: LINKGIS. In her 19 years of experience managing geospatial technologies involving planning, GIS, geospatial analysis, ROI, business processes, BI, permitting systems, utilities, cartography and GPS.
Trisha is a Certified GIS Professional (GISP) and has served on State GIS Boards in Kansas and Kentucky, including serving as founder and President of Kentucky Association of Mapping Professionals (KAMP) and Director on the Kansas Association of Mappers board. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Cincinnati in Geography and an MBA from Baker University in Kansas.
She has expertise utilizing geospatial technology for governmental operations, E-911, transportation, floodplain management, environmental services, planning and development, utilities and engineering. Ms. Brush is leading local government agencies at both the County and regional level, developing and managing GIS professionals and projects, as well as partnerships.
Trisha has a comprehensive background in organizational and system development, strategic and implementation planning, systems integration and implementation, GIS governance and financial modeling over one million dollars, geospatial standards and best practices, geodatabase modeling and design and geospatial data creation and conversion. Workflow and business processes are where she thrives.


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Residents at Bradley Court, Newton Abbot have been trying out the latest touchscreen technology at an iPad training course held in Bradley Court's community room. The six week course was funded by our Can-Do fund to help older people access more online services and ways of staying in touch with relatives.
Paula Birbeck, director of services said: "We are doing a lot of work to help more of our residents to get online. We have a lot of people in our homes that do not have access to the internet and computers, or do not know how to use them. It is often those who are older or those on low incomes that find themselves being excluded from many online services and schemes, which could help them save money and connect them with their friends and families more frequently. Touchscreen tablets, like the iPad, are designed to be easy to use and this course offered training on Facebook, e-mail, Skype and shopping on the internet safely.
"Our Can-Do fund is money that comes from any savings we make; this money is then put straight back into services and projects like this that help enhance the lives of our residents."
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Math Max is an iPad application aimed to help students master integer math skills from 1st to 3rd grade, covering all four types of math operations, ...
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Math Max is an iPad application aimed to help students master integer math skills from 1st to 3rd grade, covering all four types of math operations, namely, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. It is extremely easy to use, requiring only a few simple, intuitive gestures to operate. Yet, it is also very flexible in meeting different needs of the student. Most of all, Math Max is designed and structured to provide the student with a most effective way to learn integer mathematics, which is a fundamental skill set for almost any professions nowadays. Math Max consists of more than 300 sessions, and each of the sessions again consists of 50 to 70 individual exercises/problems. A session is the recommended daily work load and is designed to be completed in about 20 minutes. There are two modes available in Math Max, the Programmed and Select modes. Under the Programmed mode, the sessions are arranged to systematically guide the student through the 1st grade to 3rd grade integer mathematics for all four types of operations. In order to achieve best results, Math Max highly recommends completing a session every day without interruption. To meet individual needs of the student, Math Max also incorporates the Select mode, under which the student can choose any combination of operation type and grade level and even any session to work on. Furthermore, various hints and a scratch pad are also available in Math Max to assist the student. Tests are available for the student to measure his/her progress. A progress report can be generated and sent by email. This is the Lite version of Math Max. Functionally, the Lite version is as same as the full version with one exception: the Lite version makes available only 10 sessions for any combination of operation type and grade level, instead of all sessions in the full version. Being free, the purpose of the lite version is to provide a potential user with a level of knowledge about Math Max so that a decision can be made about acquiring the full version of Math Max.
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Alpha males are known to wield power. In both animals and human beings they tend to take space, they always want to expand; this is a display of dominance and strength and it happens because their bodies tend to influence their minds. This behavior is different from that displayed by less powerful animals and humans; they always want to make themselves small by reducing their size. These two behaviors show the difference in the physiological and psychological characteristics of these two types of beings.
Physiologically, there are variations in two important hormones: testosterone, the power hormone, and cortisol, the stress hormone. Alpha males tend to have high testosterone and very low cortisol, and this influences how they carry out their activities, their body muscles, and their power and dominance tendencies.
Testosterone is the key hormone that drives muscle growth. This androgenic hormone commonly found in men can also be taken through anabolic steroids. In women testosterone is secreted by the ovaries and adrenal glands though not in large quantities as in males and these accounts for the difference in muscle strength in women and men. Here are some functions of testosterone in our body.
Muscle building
Testosterone is an anabolic hormone that counters the effects of the catabolic cortisol which is the stress hormone that impedes muscle development and growth. Unlike cortisol which disintegrates the proteins in our muscle for use by our body during stressful times, testosterone, just like other growth hormones, builds up the muscles. A high level of testosterone will result in a decrease in cortisol by significant amounts thereby countering the catabolic effect of stress hormone.
Increase red blood cell count and blood volume
Red blood cells are essential in distributing oxygen around our body which helps in oxidation of lactic acid and other toxic radicals within our muscles. A high testosterone build up is essential in building our strength. By enabling the production of more red blood cells, testosterone gives you the power to exercise more and push your limits thus attaining optimal muscle growth.
Increase in basal metabolic rate
Testosterone influences metabolic rate and therefore body structure in men. This increases the lean body mass by helping in burning of excessive fat. High testosterone promotes activity in men and therefore strength and vitality. In addition it increases calcium retention in bones and therefore stronger bones
The bottom line, testosterone is an essential hormone that increases body power, activity and muscle building. Moreover, it also helps to counter cardiovascular and diabetes diseases.


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Tonight it is the 5th of November – Guy Fawkes' night the 406th – and celebrations of this event are becoming more and more lively particularly in the UK.
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Australia's Rugby World Cup campaign nearly came crashing down to huge underdogs Scotland because players had started to believe their own hype after dominating the so-called `Pool of Death', coach Michael Cheika has admitted.
Cheika took ownership of Sunday's near-terminal quarter-final slip-up at Twickenham where Wallabies' blushes were only saved when five-eighth Bernard Foley coolly converted a controversial 80th-minute penalty.
After gaining the attention of their rivals, pundits, bookmakers and the media with consecutive impressive wins over England and Wales to round out an undefeated pool stage, Australia failed to properly turn their attention to Scotland.
The Wallabies were expected to easily account for the world No.9-ranked nation and Cheika admits the high praise during the pool phase may have gone to their heads.
However he refused to lay the blame at the feet of his players, taking the rap for the concentration lapses while vowing to not let it happen again leading into Sunday's semi-final with Argentina at Twickenham.
"I've got to take a lot of the responsibility for the team not fulfilling its potential on Sunday," Cheika said.
"I think I let the team think too much about the games before.
"They were still thinking about the game against Wales and game against England and I let that atmosphere stay.
"I don't feel that I as a coach performed very well last week in preparing the team for that quarter-final, I'll make sure it doesn't happen again this week."
Australia were down on many of the high standards they'd set during the pool stage – which included conceding tries from a chargedown, intercept and lazy ruck defence – but in particular Cheika felt they'd not paid due attention to the Scottish scrum and paid the price accordingly.
The Wallabies' scrum, which had developed a reputation as a force to be reckoned with after dismantling England's pack, conceded three penalties and failed to set the tone as Cheika and scrum doctor Mario Ledesma demand.
"We maybe went away from our way a little bit at times," captain and hooker Stephen Moore admitted.
"That's the way it goes sometimes. Not everything is always going to go your way.
"We need to work on that during the week because the scrum is no doubt one of the cornerstones of the Argentinian game and we need to make sure that functions well for us."


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As we gear up for summer I just wanted to highlight some things going on in the District and Council. Coming up this June is our annual National Youth Leadership Training held at Camp Big Timber! Make sure you give it a look and sign up now! We only have about 20 spots left. It is a fantastic course and the staff have multiple years of experience. Your Scouts will ABSOLUTLY benefit from it. Also, if you have not already taken a look, the Three Fires Council website has gotten a new facelift. We have condensed the over 30,000 pages down to just over 300, given it a new updated and easy to use look, and overall made it easier to use. Of course with new websites, there will be bugs, so if you notice any, let us know and the company that facilitates it will fix those immediately. With summer camping upon us, make sure you take a look at the camping section of the Thunderbird District website to get some ideas of fun places to take your Scouts. Also, if you haven't already checked out Camp Freeland Leslie, please do so. It is our Councils home camp and has many spectacular new updates and program opportunities for Scouts to make memories at (I attended this camp from age 10 all the way to age 20 myself). As always, THANK YOU for what you do and never hesitate to reach out.
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The Varner-Bayou Bend Heritage Fund supports efforts to increase the number of non-mental health professionals in the Houston/Harris County area who have an understanding of children's mental health needs, and to encourage better prevention and earlier identification of mental health conditions in children and youth.
The Varner-Bayou Bend Heritage Fund was established by the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System on July 13, 1963. Gift funds were provided by the Varner-Bayou Bend Heritage Fund of Houston, Texas, of which Ima Hogg was then president.
This fund was originally set aside by Miss Ima to be used at the Houston Child Guidance Center to develop special education projects that would reach professionals working with children and parents. Several years later the center was absorbed by DePelchin Children's Center. With the dissolution of the Houston Child Guidance Center, the purpose of the endowment was amended to read: "For mental health education purposes in the State of Texas under the direction of the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health."
Today, the fund supports mental health training for people in Houston who work with children, such as primary care physicians, teachers, nurses, and after-school and day care providers.
Current Grantees
In July 2013 the foundation selected the Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) to offer the Healthy Minds Healthy Children Initiative. Over a five-year grant period the HCDE's Healthy Minds Healthy Children project will train 400 Head Start teachers and staff to recognize mental health conditions, address and improve student behavior in classrooms and make appropriate referrals. Head Start parents will be coached on recognizing early signs of mental health conditions as well strategies for addressing their child's mental health needs at home.
In May 2015 HCDE hosted its first Healthy Minds Healthy Families conference to offer educators and parents training to recognize and support children with challenging behaviors, and to increase community awareness of mental health conditions.
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Vicky Coffee-Fletcher has committed over 27 years to enhancing mental health resources and supports in Texas in a variety of service positions. Coffee-Fletcher joined the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health in 2007, where she currently leads initiatives to improve the mental health of youth and families in the Houston area. She leads the foundation's work in the area of African American faith-based education and awareness. Coffee-Fletcher is a founding member of the Austin Area African American Behavioral Health Professionals Network and has also served as an executive board member and secretary for the National Leadership Council on African American Behavioral Health. For more on Coffee-Fletcher, see her bio.


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Barcelona will offer Xavi a new deal to fend off any interest from Chelsea.Barcelona have insisted Xavi will stay at the club despite interest from Chelsea.
Jose Mourinho has reportedly targeted the Spanish international midfielder, ahead of Liverpool's Steven Gerrard, as one of his summer transfers.
Barca president Joan Laporta has heard about interest from Stamford Bridge, but is keen to keep the 25-year-old at Camp Nou.
Laporta says that Xavi has been a key part of their success under Frank Rijkaard this season, and is keen to offer him a new deal.
"For me, he (Xavi) has been one of the keys to our success this season and we hope that he will continue to be so for many years to come," said Laporta, answering questions at Barcelona University.
"We will make him an offer that will improve his present deal and I'm confident he will accept.
"It's true there has been some interest from Chelsea, at least that's what his representative has led us to believe, but I think that Xavi is very happy here and will accept our offer."
Xavi's current deal at his only professional club expires in 2007 and the Spanish league leaders are looking to get him to sign a longer deal.
Laporta was asked which player he would most like to sign for Barcelona, and he pointed to Arsenal striker Thierry Henry.
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In the Product Design & Development Brainstorm we talk with industry leaders to get their perspective on issues critical to the design engineering marketplace. In this issue, we ask:
What role has the "going green" movement played in new product designs?
Scott Frankel, Director, Cooling Technologies Group, NMB Technologies
At NMB, the green movement has given us an opportunity to dedicate a significant amount of our R&D resources into improving the overall efficiencies of our products.
For example, on any given cooling fan, the two main sources of power loss are the aerodynamics and the motor. Efficient designs, like our new RL Series of DC cooling fans, represent new products that are doing more work (superior airflow) while consuming less power.
The RL series of axial fans are designed for applications that require low noise, high pressure, and high airflow, such as telecomm cabinets, switch networks, routers, and test equipment.
Customers are increasingly more sensitive to green issues, such as the cost of operations and power draw in their equipment designs. We are addressing these concerns by developing high-efficiency motors, lighting, and energy conversion devices as well as new magnetic materials that will improve not only our products, but will be the key to energy management and conservation for our customers.
NMB's environmental philosophy includes the development and design of products that contain no hazardous substances for the environment or that may affect the health and safety of humans, consume little energy and satisfy the "3R" (reduced, reused, or recycled) criteria.
In order to minimize the environmental impact over the entire lifecycle of new products, NMB delivers products to customers only after thorough advance testing to ensure that they are safe, reliable, and free of toxic substances. As far as we are concerned, design with green in mind.
Marcus Hays, CEO, Pi Mobility
In the broadest terms, the benefit of the "going green movement" in product design has spurred demand for, and subsequently resulted in, material science options that vastly improve any product designer's chance of realizing an end-product that achieves a very high-functioning intersection between ecology and cost of goods.
Future materials, such as Additive Layer Manufacturing (ALM) introduced recently by EADS, invite radical improvements in the green quality of everyday products that will bring an end to the notion of "green" being a detachable element of product design no matter how cost conscious the manufacturer.
While the fight for "green" in some places certainly isn't over, PiMobility embraced a holistic design approach at its 2000 founding. Over the last decade it has evolved from an obscure concept to a consumer priority.
As a consequence, PiMobility is always examining material sciences and exploring options for improving our green credentials. We looked seriously, for a time, at bamboo and even conceived of a strategy wherein we would "grow" our frames in the shape of the arch. While the concept gave rise to an even more intriguing possibility — namely taking up residence on a bamboo plantation on a South Pacific island — bamboo in its natural state was not up to the lifecycle equation. As intriguing as bamboo is and was, PiCycle's down-cycled aluminum frame offered our customers a 20-year minimum lifespan, in turn significantly minimizing a PiCycle's environmental consequences.
For anyone who knows me, it wouldn't come as a surprise that I strongly advocate for lifecycle extension and delayed obsolescence as the first cornerstone of "green" design. What may be surprising, however, is the equal emphasis I place on how the object is made and, more specifically, the manufacturing environment.
Accordingly, PiCycle frame design was driven as much by concerns for social justice as it was ecological ones. In fact, PiCycle's single aluminum tube is largely explained by a complete rethink of traditional bicycle manufacturing methods. Between shedding the traditional "double diamond" and distilling PiCycle's function to its absolute essence, we lowered our cost of goods, in turn, yielding significantly higher gross margins in total, eliminating the need to offshore PiCycle manufacturing.
Local manufacturing, in turn, subtracts highly problematic bunker and diesel-truck fuel from our end product equation that is otherwise wasted in the movement of our raw materials and components. Most importantly, higher margins allow us to pay higher wages leading to more productive and enthusiastic workers (and suppliers). Lastly, higher gross margins permit a higher percentage of our revenue to flow back into the R&D department (which no doubt still yearns to relocate to an island somewhere in the South Pacific).
It bears noting that opportunities within the "going green movement" are being recognized and supported by companies as substantive as Autodesk. Becoming an "Autodesk Clean Tech Partner" in 2009 made it possible for PiMobility to integrate Autodesk Inventor into our engineering workflow. Today, we can directly attribute a $360,000 net savings in our 2011 PiCycle manufacturing ramp-up to our use of Autodesk Inventor.
All of which, in my view, unequivocally makes a case for how every new product design can benefit by the going green movement.
Yuheng Wang, Supply Chain Manager, BII Group
A typical case that we see is the smart building. As you can see from the photo, we start with one building and we modify and reform the old system. We place sensors and actuators in different places to collect the data on light, humidity, temperature, movement, air quality, water quality, and energy consumption. Based on the data, we can control the lights (on/off), shutters (open/close), security cameras, and HVAC (active/inactive).
The building saves a lot of energy and power. Once we make one building smart, many buildings will follow suit and create a green community. Furthermore, the green community will lead to a green society and, finally, an ECO city. This is all the result of going green.
Cees Links, Founder & CEO, GreenPeak Technologies
In general, new product designs have not suffered from going green.Frankly, product developers have had a much more challenging time.
They have worked very hard to avoid the development of new green products that were not as good as the previous generation.
The rule in product development is that new products should be remarkably better than existing ones. But then marketers added simple requirements like, "the new product should be lead-free; it should be RoHS-compliant." This could cause a real engineering headache, as it was sometimes difficult to achieve and often required the development of a completely new and more expensive series of components.
Despite the increased cost and development challenges, the move to green has also opened up new opportunities for design and innovation.
For example, at GreenPeak, we make radio communication chips for sense and control networks, remote controls, thermostats, and lighting controls. We have always focused on ultra-low power consumption to combat the continuing growth of batteries usage. Interestingly, this has created a positive side effect. Fewer and/or smaller batteries means less maintenance (less/no changing of batteries), nicer products (no clunky battery compartments and/or or lost lids), and lower cost.
This need for "going green" has created a rapidly growing market that can help people to implement smart energy, smart lighting, and building smarter homes.
At GreenPeak, we are very committed to further accelerate this positive feedback cycle of greener and better products.


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(2003 Vintage) Varietal composition: 90% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Malbec Deep ruby color with hints of purple. Classic Cabernet aromas of rich red fruits, plum, tobacco, roasted coffee beans, and a touch of fresh mint. The aromas are echoed on the palate, with layers of fruit and spice pushing on and on. It's a full-bodied wine that has incredible length and purity of flavor—it really keeps you coming back for more. Pairs well with a wide range of foods from beef and pork to lamb, quail and other game birds, ...
Wine Advocate(2001 Vintage) Rating: 86/100 - As reviewed in Wine Advocate # 145 on Feb-03
Wine Spectator(2001 Vintage) Rating: 88/100 - As reviewed by Wine Spectator


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At Maven & Daven, we are like a family. We work hard and love what we do.
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Most people who follow monetary policy at all are familiar with the idea that central banks should follow an inflation targeting rule: trying to keep inflation at roughly 2 percent per year, for example. Recent years have seen a revival of interest in the idea that central banks should follow a different rule, targeting the growth of nominal income rather than of the price level.
At Investor's Business Daily, Alan Reynolds criticizes that idea; David Beckworth responds.
Two additional points:
1) Reynolds writes, "If we had experimented with a 5% NGDP target in the past, it would mean that from 1983 to 2000, the Fed should have tightened policy more aggressively than it did during every single year but 1991.
"Yet those were years of strong economic growth and declining inflation."
The Fed's loose-money policies of the '60s and '70s made NGDP rise (and fluctuate) a lot. It would not have been sensible to move immediately to a rigid 5 percent-per-year rule in that context. But that's not a good reason to reject the idea of moving gradually to an NGDP rule. A sensible advocate of, say, a 0 percent inflation rule would also not have advised its immediate implementation in 1980. Macroeconomic stabilization is, after all, largely the goal of such policies.
2) He finishes: "If and when inflation and nominal GDP targets send conflicting messages, however, inflation is the one that matters. It can never be a matter of indifference whether the growth of NGDP consists of rapid real growth with little inflation (as in 1998), or rapid inflation with negative real growth (as in 1982)."
NGDP targeting does not presuppose — and no rational person would presuppose — indifference between inflation and real economic growth. It is always preferable for any given level of NGDP growth to be made up as much of real growth, and as little of inflation, as possible. But there's a limit to how much a central bank can influence real growth rates. And if a central bank responds to inflation rather than NGDP when the two send conflicting signals, it will have to make business cycles more intense.
It will have to respond to a deflationary productivity boom by loosening money, and to a contractionary supply shock by tightening it. NGDP targeting is that it would avoid this perversity, which is an important reason for thinking it superior to inflation targeting.


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Discussion in 'Hustler Turf Equip (Archived)' started by Soupy, Jan 19, 2005.
What kind of prices are some of you paying for the 52" Hustler Z, or 60" Super Z?
Got a price on Super 28efi 60" the other day.... Are you ready..... Are you sitting down?
That is not a typo!
Thats aussie dollars which amounts to about $14000 or so US!
Now come on you lot, complain!
Last month 60in. 27 kohler super $7100 out the door ext. blades & oil change kit.
Was that a demo? or used?
Yeah Mick must agree with you there. When the price of a Hustler in Oz, is around double the price in the States, with our dollar worth 75 cents US,
seems a lot of freight and dealer charges there.
Just bought a Super Z 28EFI. Dealer is selling them for 7900 another is selling them for 9000, go figure
I could get one imported by a friend of a friend and only pay freight and duty. Probably save $4-$5 grand.
But no warrenty!
I reckon the prices we pay suck!
I thought we were supposed to get cheaper American imports after the free trade agreement!
To be honest, Hustler are over priced here compared to other equipment.
I could get a Scag Turf Tiger 29efi / 61" for $20k if I put money down now and wait 2 mths! Thats a saving of $4k!
JD 29efi 60" $18000 for example only!
I reckon if I could get a Super Z for $18000 to $18500, be a good deal considering!
I called at least 6 dealers and this one had two at this price new 1 hr. on it. Said needed to make room for plows and winter equipment that was to arrive. Here again prices fluctuated from $9500 on down. The next closest was $7600 w/25 Kaw engine.
last 60" super z with 25hp Kawi that we bought was $7200 after taxes, etc.
You definitely get your money's worth out of hustler equipment.
Well I finally got the dealer to come down from the MSRP he originally quoted me (I guess he was hoping I was a sucker) I told him he would be wasting both of our time if he didn't get down to $7000 (not including tax etc.). He said that if I am not in a hurry to wait and see if Hustler comes out with a rebate, but either way he would do his best to get me a $6995 price. This is for a 52/23 Z. I own one already that I got 1 1/2 years ago from a homeowner for $4500 with 28 hours on it. He had it one summer and was selling his home so he let me have it cheap. I wish I could find another deal like that
I wish I could get a super Z because I like the stronger pumps. But I don't want a 60" and I don't want to give up any trim on a 52 deck.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a creation directed by Al Lougher, this movie in English (subtitles) was presented in 2013. This film, a creation of James Williams, was developed in USA. You can watch So Dark online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
Rating: 5 by 52 users./
Runtime: 21 minutes
Jeremy Palko, Keri Maletto, Todd Bruno, Julie Kendall, Wil J. Jackson, Aaron Goldenberg, Laurel Levey, Michelle Millett II, Greg Engleberg and Mack Strong.
Short film, Drama, Terror.
21-minute film (full movie) directed by Al Lougher.
The original audio of So Dark has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by James Williams.
Milan Spasic.
James Williams, Keri Maletto, Al Lougher and Cindi Rice.
This film was produced and / or financed by NtheLite Productions and Blue House Film & Media.
Epic Level Entertainment.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie So Dark has a duration of 21 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, So Dark in FULLTV Movies.


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Duke's Kyle Keenan (Smithtown West) elevates game in time for title contest vs. Notre Dame
BALTIMORE - It's not that Duke's high-powered offense is simply a plug-and-play unit. Some parts surely are more important than others. But when Kyle Keenan stepped in for one of the nation's top finishers, Josh Dionne, and scored four goals Saturday in his first game this season on attack, it was considered a bit of a surprise.
Well maybe to Denver, the team victimized in the Division I men's lacrosse semifinal, but certainly not to Duke.
"None of us were surprised," Blue Devils coach John Danowski said of the performance by Keenan, the former Smithtown West star who shuttled between midfield and attack in college after being exclusively an attack in high school. "The game comes to lefties. If you're opportunistic and you've got skills, there are opportunities to make plays."
Keenan made the most of those, scoring four goals on four shots as top-seeded Duke knocked off Denver, 15-12, and advanced to Monday's national title game against No. 6 Notre Dame at 1 p.m. at M & T Bank Stadium. The Irish turned back Maryland, 11-6, with Matt Kavanagh (Chaminade) scoring five goals.
"I've been an attack all my life. I'm comfortable there," said Keenan, who has 23 goals this season after totaling eight in his first two seasons. "I worked with Jordan [Wolf], Case [Matheis] and Josh all week on my spacing and just being in the right place at the right time."
With Dionne (49 goals) done for the season after suffering a knee injury in a quarterfinal, Keenan will be back on the first line with Wolf and Matheis Monday as Duke tries to make it back-to-back national titles and Notre Dame tries to win its first.
Keenan's teammates believe it's a nice fit."
"No one is going to replace Josh. He's an unbelievable player," Wolf said, "but we just encouraged Kyle to be himself. He's a natural quarterback type and brings a lot of calmness to our attack."
Myles Jones, Duke's high-scoring midfielder who played against Keenan in high school while at Whitman, said Keenan moving from second midfield to first attack "was a natural for us. It's very hard to put a short stick on him. He's a great dodger and a great feeder."
Since Dionne was a pure sniper with only seven assists, Keenan does bring another dimension to Duke's attack. "He changes the way the defense has to play us," Jones said. "He just looks like he's been there all season. That's awesome."
Perhaps Keenan will return to attack full time next season because Wolf is graduating, or perhaps he'll continue to shuttle.
"He struggled with his confidence his first two years, but this year that hasn't been an issue," Danowski said. "He has tremendous confidence. An offensive player is an offensive player is an offensive player. That doesn't change."


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– Paradise Matrouh project is a property of the triple company "Engineer Adel Oraby & Co."
Exclusive agent for Ministry of Al-Awqaf "buildings and renovations"
The project site
After the eastern entrance gate, Matrouh Al-Rumailah at Alem Al-Room area
– lies 7 km away from Alexandria Street
The overall design of the project
- The project area is 36-acre
- Interface to the sea 120 meters
Project Services
– The biggest Aqua Park, swimming pools at the northern coast of Mersa Matrouh and a part of it is dedicated to the tourism and housing of families.
– Kids House consists of walls and floors of the flexible fiber protects the child beside games, fun and entertainment for capacity development and skills.
– An integrated shopping mall to serve the village and neighboring areas of the village of Paradise Matrouh to guarantee you comfort and perfection.
– Rural village with beautiful views of nature, where the Egyptian countryside to enjoy, such as horses tracks, pigeons towers and ducks pools.
Services complex of banks, supermarket, restaurants, shops, cafeterias, swimming pools, palm forest, cedar forest trees and a private beach + Private lake. Tennis, football and volleyball courts, gym for athletes, and a Mall to serve the entire region as well as drinking water desalination station and water desalination station for cultivation courts.
Project Phases
The project consists of two phases
The first phase is about 11 acres
The second phase is about 25 acres
The prices
wdt_ID The Chalet Space Unit View The Price 1
115 m
sunnyside chalet with Sea view
55 m
sunnyside chalet with Sea view
65 m
waterfront chalet with sea view
100 m
Direct view of the sea
65 m
sunnyside chalet with Sea view
125 m
Direct view of the sea
135 m
Panoramic sea view of 3 rooms
75 m
View of the pool and Aqua Park
100 m
View of the pool and Aqua Park
* 15% Added to ground floor for 40 meters garden
Payment Methods
20% as a down payment and the remaining in 4 years.
30% as a down payment and the remaining in 5 years.
40% as a down payment and the remaining in 6 years.
Deposit Maintenance
10% from the price of the unit
The delivery
Delivery of the project within 12 months
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- Balcony
- Beach Playgrounds
- Bedding
- Berth For Yacht
- Cable TV
- Cafeteria
- Cleaning after Exit
- Cofee pot
- Cot
- Doves Towers
- Fan
- Fridge
- Gafy Resort Hotel 's private beach
- Grill
- Heating
- Hotel
- Internal Playgrounds
- Kids Area
- Marina for fishing
- Places Of Entertainment
- Restaurants
- Rural Village
- Shopping Mall
- Swimming Pools
- Track For Horses
- Wifi
Paradise Matrouh