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Linen Universe Inc. manufactures table cloth, blankets, bed sheets and cushions. The company was incorporated in 2000 and is based in Miami, Florida.
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Miami, FL 33014
United States
Founded in 2000
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Re: Hi, I have just migrated to a new MacBookPro and I keep getting error messages saying that my old computer can not be found in response to Eric Root
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the translation from the spanish message is:
There has been a problem trying to connect to server "old computer".
It may be that the server does not exist or that it is not available at this moment. Check the name or the IP address of the server, check the network connection and try again.
It seems that the problem is related to the synchronization of the applications Mail and Calendar. The message appears afew seconds after opening and closing Calendar. I have the following log in Console:
2013-06-27 19:32:21:292|SyncServer|18825|0x7fa32840bd80|Logging|Info| Logging initialized, engine version 713.1 : log level 3
2013-06-27 19:32:51:276|iCalExternalSync|18824|0x7ffbd840e580|Server|Warning| failed to connect to the server: NSPortTimeoutException connection timeout: did not receive reply
2013-06-27 19:32:51:277|iCalExternalSync|18824|0x7ffbd840e580|ISyncManager|Info| Process iCalExternalSync (pid 18824) is expecting launchd to launch SyncServer daemon
2013-06-27 19:33:07:737|SyncServer|18825|0x7fa32840bd80|DataManager|Warning| Client com.apple.Mail sync alert tool path /Volumes/Old_computer does not exist.
2013-06-27 19:33:07:760|iCalExternalSync|18824|0x7ffbd840e580|ISyncManager|Info| register client com.apple.iCal from /System/Library/Frameworks/CalendarStore.framework/Resources/iCalExternalSyncCo nduit.plist (bundleId = (null), bundleRelativePath = (null))
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Re: Hi, I have just migrated to a new MacBookPro and I keep getting error messages saying that my old computer can not be found in response to Linc Davis
Thanks. Apparently the problem is solved.
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Here are some simple steps to create a customer advocacy program that will generate Passionate Advocates.
According to Urban Dictionary, a "Belieber" is one who is an obsessive fan of Justin Bieber; a person who loves Justin Bieber and believes in everything he can do. This mashup of believer and Bieber may be an extreme example of fandom, but it is a powerful one. It's easy to dismiss Beliebers as just teenage lunatics, but these "lunatics" are exactly what's missing from many of today's brands -- Passionate Advocates.
Justin Bieber has a fan base that is widely known as passionate and captivated, and more than willing to advocate on his behalf. Brands have traditionally used top-down marketing strategies such as advertising, PR, events/sponsorships or direct marketing, but advocacy is a relatively new venture for many organizations. An advocacy-focused marketing strategy helps brands to build the equivalent of Justin Bieber's avid "Belieber" fan base. With over 46 million Twitter followers who retweet, comment and repost his content, we have from a marketing perspective a perfect example of brand advocacy at work. He engages with his fans regularly to develop a relationship with them, fostering advocates who readily market on his behalf. They attend his events, market his products to their network and start their own communities to engage with likeminded fans. Most marketers would agree that brand advocacy programs are a good idea but the ultimate challenge is finding customers that are willing to display their passion for your brand. Social media has definitely made it easier for brand advocates to share their opinions. But what truly drives people to express their passion and trust for a brand and how can marketers encourage them to remain advocates?
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Attracting and driving passion for brands takes time and genuine commitment. The challenge for marketers is to find and build relationships with key influencers, sustaining those relationships through engagement, and then measuring the results to show effectiveness. When engaging their audience, brands need to focus on staying visible across multiple channels, being relevant by providing content that matters and responding to advocates with authenticity. These are the key ingredients for a successful customer advocacy program and, once mastered, passion will be ignited and your regular brand believers will be transformed into "Beliebers."
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I am working on a series of Black and white prints. This has been a break from my painting. I have always like linoleum print making. This is a new material I am testing and I find it actually more suitable than the old brown and battleship gray linoleum. This material needs to be heated before carving but works very nicely for small detail if worked cold. The pose came from a drawing by Karl Smidt-Rotluff a German Expressionist.
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Thank you Stafford! I like working in BW sometimes during the year usually season changes.
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I like the naturalism of the composition and the reserve on the detail.
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Thank you, Donna. I think I enjoy this type of gnothic behavior..like ants do.
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I really like this Charlie! I am an awe of the detail you acheived with this technique. v/f
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Thank you Helena for comment and V/F!!!
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Stunning , just like a wood cut linoleum .... Bravo Charlie a mighty fine work
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Very expressive Charles............thought wood cutting at first.!!......................cool stuff.!!...............allen
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text: Local BOEM says Shrinking Buffer Zone for Offshore Oil and Gas Not Possible By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 4, 2015 Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Listen Listening... / 1:23 Listen to the audio version here. North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory is a vocal supporter of offshore exploration for oil and gas and its necessary precursor, seismic testing. Alternative Funding Measures for Infrastructure Development Along 421 Corridor By Isabelle Shepherd • Apr 28, 2015 New Hanover County Manager's Office New Hanover County has started extending water and sewer lines to the 421 Corridor. But the project's twelve million dollar price tag has some county commissioners seeking alternative funding measures. To fund the infrastructure development along the 421 Corridor, county managers are looking into federal grants to help lessen the burden on New Hanover. Mayor Bill Saffo suggests private investment. As an example, he cites Duke Energy's work to run water lines to the Flemington sites, which have contaminated wells. Funding the 421 Corridor Improvements: An Interview with NHC Commissioner Woody White By Isabelle Shepherd • Apr 28, 2015 New Hanover County Manager's Office The price tag to extend water and sewer service along the 421 Corridor is twelve million dollars. WHQR's Isabelle Shepherd spoke with New Hanover County Commissioner Woody White about ways the county might offset the costs of the project. Isabelle Shepherd: At the meeting between the city and county, you suggested selling county property to help offset the costs of infrastructure development along the 421 Corridor. What county property did you have in mind? And has that idea caught hold with the rest of the Board of Commissioners? New Hanover County Gauges Return on Investment for 421 Corridor Infrastructure Improvements By Isabelle Shepherd • Apr 27, 2015 New Hanover County Manager's Office Wilmington and New Hanover County are moving forward with a Garner report recommendation to extend water and sewer to the 421 Corridor. The return on investment will depend on the county's business recruitment efforts. The price tag to further this infrastructure development is nearly 12 million dollars. A full return on investment is expected in sixteen years, and the most optimistic estimate is as little as ten years. Governor McCrory Fights 50 Mile Buffer Zone for Oil & Gas Exploration and Drilling By Isabelle Shepherd • Apr 21, 2015 Governor Pat McCrory When President Obama opened portions of the Atlantic seaboard to drilling, the Interior Department established a buffer of fifty-miles to protect fishing and tourism. But Governor Pat McCrory strongly criticizes that restriction. The Governor spoke before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources last week. He says the fifty-mile buffer zone unnecessarily restricts development: Most Local Farmers Markets not Equipped for Food Assistance Programs By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • Apr 16, 2015 Joe Mabel Listen Listening... / 1:05 Listen to the audio version here. Clarification: Dr. Leslie Hossfeld, Executive Director of Feast Down East and Chair of UNCW's Sociology Department, says there are two Feast Down East weekly Fresh Markets in Wilmington which accept EBT cards: Fresh Market at Rankin TerraceFridays, 10 am – 12:00 pmOpen Year RoundLocated: Corner of 12th St. & Rankin St., Wilmington Fresh Market at HillcrestFridays, 1:30pm – 4pmOpen Year RoundLocated: Corner of S. 13th St & Meares St. ---------------------------------------------------------- North Carolina ranks fifth in the nation for food insecurity. 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PADUCAH, Ky. – Beginning in January 2015, EM and its Paducah site cleanup contractor, LATA Environmental Services of Kentucky, LLC (LATA Kentucky), will treat groundwater contamination with deep soil mixing, which uses an eight-foot-diameter auger to mix the soil to a depth of about 60 feet.
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All travelers enjoy the convenient location and the quality amenities of the Candlewood Suites extended stay hotel in Hattiesburg. Lodging at our hotel puts you just a short drive from Camp Shelby Military Base, University of Southern Mississippi and local attractions like the Hattiesburg Zoo, Turtle Creek Mall, and the All-American Rose Garden. The Hattiesburg - Laurel Regional Airport (PIB) is only seven miles away.
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EDventure International provides teenagers with a unique chance to not only travel to exotic places but to also hone leadership skills as they volunteer in the local communities.
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The English Chapter of AIESEC has been awarded the Youth on Board award by the British Youth Council during their Annual Parliamentary Reception on the 17th of December for its outstanding performance in developing youth in the world.
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This is my daily morning cuppa. A strong, basic British tea that's good with milk, which can be astonishingly hard to find in America at most supermarkets.
It's not a fancy tea, but in my opinion it's superior to most readily available teas in the USA. And it's cheap enough that I don't have to even think twice about having a cup a few times a day (I'm rarely drink coffee, so this is my version of it).
I buy it on Amazon where you can get two BIG boxes with free Prime shipping. Lasts our household about 6 months, and ends up being cheaper than buying inferior tea at the supermarket!
40 degree temperature drop overnight plus the first day back at work after a lovely week-and-change off…need the heavy stuff today.
As preferences and tolerances change, I don't consider this to be the strongest tea in my cupboard these days—there are others with more boot and more bite. But it's sturdy and black; takes milk well and warms your reluctant bones. Who could ask for more.
This is actually my pick two days ago. Normally, it's a go-to tea when I have a migraine that digs in and doesn't want to die, for the caffeine and because it's so consistent. I don't like to waste better blacks when I don't have a clear enough state of mind in order to actually enjoy and appreciate them. The beastie marauding in my skull was scoffing at any meds, so I grabbed PG Tips for good, strong comfort to get me through the school day.
Tuesday's mug, though, was not delightful. It seemed to have an odd undercurrent of taste that was off-putting. I know it wasn't some kind of carryover from my mug, because I just royally cleaned it to sparkling, and straight water had no carryover taste. After a few swallows, I pitched it.
This morning I'm starting to think the tea was fine, and it was me. I had an odd smell plaguing me yesterday all day, which I finally placed last night…eau de dead bird. I am starting to suspect I've got an infection brewing in my sinus, and not a migraine. Time will tell. In the meantime, I'm sticking with non-malty blacks, because they taste truer than PG Tips is.
This isn't a subtle tea, or a nuanced one. It doesn't taste like sweet potato or chocolate or freshly baked bread. It just tastes like tea. As others have noted, PG Tips really is England's Lipton—albeit a bolder, deeper version. It really is quite strong—my general stance is the more kick the better, but this one can be a bit much even for me if steeped too long. This has been my wakeup beverage of choice lately, and it's just the thing for those fuzzy early mornings (and really, when are early mornings any other way?) when you're not aware enough to appreciate a more refined (or pricey) tea and just need a serious caffeine infusion ASAP.


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Today, it seems as though everywhere you turn, all you see and hear is "green." Eat organically grown food. Use only low- or no-VOC paint. (What's VOC?) Trade in your gas-guzzler for a hybrid. Have a fuel-efficient car? Buy an even more fuel-efficient car. Wear clothes made from renewable sources such as cotton or bamboo. (Bamboo? For clothes?) Recycle your computer, your cell phone, and even your sneakers. On and on goes the list of do's and don'ts in this new sustainable, eco-friendly, 21st century. But what does it mean to you — the student, the worker, the consumer, and the citizen?
If you're just getting started with career planning or searching for a new career path, it means a range of new job opportunities in a rapidly expanding field.
Why the interest in sustainability now?
First, the fear of global warming and climate change as well as national security issues are driving the push to conserve energy and become less dependent on foreign oil. Second, the recession that began in 2007 turned the spotlight on the consumption patterns of Americans.
Our savings rate had fallen into the negative zone as we borrowed against the equity in our homes to buy boats, electronics, the latest hot trends in clothes, gas-hungry SUVs and crossovers — generally whatever we wanted until we reached our credit limits. And when we did, some of us just got another credit card. Whereas our great-grandparents may have darned a hole in a sock, shortened a hem on a dress, or had their shoes resoled, we just tossed out old items and bought new ones.
The current interest in sustainability manifests itself in a wealth of new career options that focus on fields such as energy, ecology, the environment, and more. In addition, career information in existing industries has often been changed or enhanced in order to contribute to the growing focus on sustainability and "green living."
Certainly a number of Americans did practice "recycle, reuse, reduce" since the first Earth Day in 1970, but the nation as a whole had not embraced the mantra of conservationists and environmentalists until the recent recession — which brings us to the third point.
The election of President Barack Obama in 2008 served to crystallize the need to do something about our profligate attitude toward the environment. As a candidate, President Obama had promised to reduce the nation's dependence on nonrenewable sources of energy and fight climate change. As president, he launched his "New Energy for America" program that is intended to:
- "Chart a new energy future: . . . by embracing alternative and renewable energy, ending our addiction to foreign oil, addressing the global climate crisis, and creating millions of new jobs that can't be shipped overseas."
- "Invest in clean, renewable energy: To achieve our goal of generating 25 percent of our energy from renewable sources by 2025, we will make unprecedented investments in clean, renewable energy — solar, wind, biofuels, and geothermal power."
- "Fight climate change: We will invest in energy efficiency and conservation, two sure-fire ways to decrease deadly pollution and drive down demand. . . ."
Legislative act has effect on career planning
Within a month of President Obama's inauguration, Congress passed a $787-billion stimulus package, officially called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, to help the nation dig itself out of the recession. One goal of the act was to put the nation on course to achieve the president's energy plan for the nation, including creating 3.5 million "green jobs." Among the programs included in the stimulus package were the following:
- $32 billion to transform the nation's energy transmission, distribution, and production system
- $6 billion to weatherize low-income homes
- $16 billion to repair and retrofit public housing for energy efficiency
- $30 billion for highway construction
- $31 billion to modernize federal and other public buildings for energy efficiency
- $19 billion for clean water, flood control, and environmental restoration
- $10 billion for transit and rail expansion
- $20 billion for health information technology
- $1.5 billion for biomedical research
- $3.95 billion for the Workforce Investment Act, which includes money available to community colleges for worker-training programs
- $25 billion in Recovery Zone bonds to states with high unemployment rates for job training, infrastructure construction and repair, and economic development
- $20 billion in tax incentives for installing solar and wind systems in homes and businesses
Job training a key focus for creating green jobs
In July 2009, the president proposed another $12 billion to fund job training through the nation's network of community colleges. In his speech at Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan, President Obama said, "This is training to install solar panels and build those wind turbines and develop a smarter electricity grid. And this is the kind of education that more and more Americans are using to improve their skills and broaden their horizons."
Focusing much of the stimulus package on energy conservation, infrastructure, and job training has meant an immediate impact on people's lives. It also has helped to reorient our thinking about how the choices we make about food, clothing, housing, and discretionary income affect others and the environment.


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The barked order echoed last Saturday in a heavily wooded valley in North Stonington, where a crew of volunteers armed with assorted tools and pulling devices gathered at a fast-flowing stream.
In response, Ralph Davidson, one of the workers, began cranking the bar of a grip hoist back and forth, tightening a half-inch-thick steel cable connected to a chain wrapped around an enormous boulder.
The granite chunk, about the size of a kitchen table, inched forward, partially suspended by a separate line stretched between two trees.
"Slack!" cried Wayne Fogg, head of the crew, and Davidson repositioned the grip hoist lever. The cable began to loosen so that Fog and the others could maneuver the boulder with pry bars.
The giant rock was one of four stepping stones we volunteers placed across Yawbucs Brook as part of a project organized by the Connecticut Forest & Park Association (CFPA), a private, nonprofit conservation organization that helps secure rights of way for and maintains all 825 miles blue-blazed hiking trails throughout the state.
Bob Andrews of Preston, a CFPA volunteer who with his daughter Crystal is responsible for maintaining trails in eastern Connecticut, organized last week's bridge construction because Yawbucs Brook, which flows across the Narragansett Trail, floods periodically, making it difficult for hikers to cross. Over the years some hikers had tossed small rocks in the stream to build a makeshift bridge, but these only caused the water to dam up and spread.
Andrews decided the best solution, short of an elaborate raised span, would be to place large flat stones between the banks, spaced far enough apart for water to flow freely but close enough for hikers to step from one to the next. This is where Fogg and his trained rock workers came in.
I was invited to join the fun after having met Andrews a couple months earlier when he and I accompanied Jenna Cho and Peter Huoppi from The Day on a 23-mile day hike the length of the Narragansett Trail from Lantern Hill at the Ledyard/North Stonington border to Ashville Pond in Hopkinton, R.I.
Loyal readers may recall that I periodically chronicle my obsession with building rock walls, paths and cairns, so getting asked to be part of a project led by serious rock-movers was like a Little Leaguer being called up by the Red Sox. I also invited along my friend and neighbor, Bob Graham, who to a somewhat lesser degree shares my passion for stonework but nonetheless gets pulled in on many of my Sisyphusian projects.
Also joining last Saturday's crew were Bob Nodine, Phil Wilsey, Elizabeth "Polly" Buckley, Harry Perrine, Marlene Ewankow, the aforementioned Davidson and Fogg, and John Rek, a mountain of a man who looked like he could have moved most of those boulders with his bare hands – and in fact did so.
We assembled at the brook shortly after 9 a.m. and I was amazed to see how fast it flowed. When Andrews, Cho, Huoppi and I crossed it back in August there wasn't even a trickle. But the night before Saturday's project some 3 inches of rain poured down, and the Yawbucs took on white-water pretensions.
"It doesn't get like this more than a couple times a year," Andrews said, staring at the swirling current.
Fogg quickly took charge of the volunteers and issued various instructions, while Rek, the most experienced rock mover and technical climber who brought some of his own gear, began setting up lines. Some of us clipped branches blocking the path, others used a chain saw to cut up a 2-foot-thick tree that had fallen across the brook, and others began stringing cables. Graham, Ewankow and I began prospecting for suitable rocks with 4-foot-long pry bars.
Using the bars like levers we managed to unearth one cube-like boulder, but it proved too tippy.
Meanwhile, Fogg and the others already had skooched one huge monolith into place using a grip hoist, an ingenious contraption with hidden gears that allows one person with a moderately strong arm to move objects weighing a ton or more. It puts to shame the come-along tool I've been using for years to lug rocks.
After toiling with the equipment for a few hours Fogg finally trusted me and a couple others to rig up the lines ourselves. We first showed him the boulder we planned to move about 100 feet, and he simply said, "Go ahead – make it happen."
We then wrapped looped nylon fabric belts around two trees, attached metal hooks and chains, connected them to the cable, and positioned the grip hoist.
"Tension!" I called, warning others to stay clear of the line, and began pulling. The boulder slid slowly forward over bars we had placed like railroad tracks to reduce friction. Archimedes was right: Give me a lever and a place to stand and I will move the earth.
Twenty minutes later the boulder splashed into place.
By this time we had been laboring about six hours – all of us were muddy and tired, but happy. The bridge was finished. You can now cross from one side of Yawbucs Brook to other and not get your feet wet.
Rek the Mountain Man made a few final adjustments with his pry bar; we used the grip hoist one last time to remove the cut up logs, and tossed buckets of water over the stepping stones to wash away residual mud.
If I say so, it's a masterpiece – the Brooklyn Bridge of southeastern Connecticut. If you want to see it, hike north on the Narragansett Trail from Lantern Hill, and after passing a small body of water known as both Hewitt and Gallup Pond, cross Route 2, walk up Ryder Road, and re-enter the woods following the blue blazes on the left side of the road. Stay on the trail past the crest of Cossaduck Hill and descend to Yawbucs Brook.
If you're feeling energetic and have about 12 hours to spare, continue to Ashville Pond. Otherwise you can simply turn around – or cut it even shorter by skipping Lantern Hill and simply hiking in from Ryder Road.
I hope those who cross Yawbucs Brook, or who hike on any blue-blazed trail in Connecticut, appreciate the efforts of the CFPA and its many volunteers. I enjoyed working with the crew and am sure there will be other opportunities to pitch in on future projects.
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Powerweb Sues Hubbell Subsidiaries for $1 Billion; Motion to Dismiss Denied; Case Ready for Trial Next Month Business Wire PHILADELPHIA -- January 27, 2014 Powerweb Energy, Inc. announced that its lawsuit against two subsidiaries of Shelton, CT-based Hubbell Incorporated (NYSE: HUBA/HUBB) will be ready for trial in February 2014 (U.S.D.C., D. Conn, No. 3:12-CV-00220). The $1,284,198,346 sought is an expert's assessment of lost profits and residual value under a series of intellectual property contracts. Hubbell is one of the largest US lighting manufacturers. Powerweb sued its subsidiaries Hubbell Lighting, Inc., which makes more than 20 brands of lighting products, and Hubbell Building Automation, Inc., which sells automated lighting controls. Hubbell's subsidiaries lost the first major court decision, when a federal judge in Connecticut denied their motion to dismiss the lawsuit. Now they face a jury trial for misuse of information regarding Powerweb's Atrium, a breakthrough technology that enables lighting fixtures to be controlled by a wireless network. THE AGREEMENT TO LICENSE POWERWEB'S TECHNOLOGY Atrium reduces the installation cost of lighting controls by 75% (no wires) and can be installed in lighting fixtures when they are made or after they are sold. Understanding the potential of this revolutionary technology, the Hubbell companies entered into multi-year licensing and non-disclosure agreements with Powerweb to deploy Atrium products throughout North America under the brand name "Wi-Con." For more than two years, Powerweb worked on a product development team that included more than a dozen employees of the Hubbell companies and shared patented technologies, trade secrets, and know-how with the team's members. THE UNAUTHORIZED USE OF POWERWEB'S TECHNOLOGY The Hubbell companies used Powerweb's information to develop a system that they call "wiHUBB" (instead of "Wi-Con"), which they are selling without any payment to Powerweb. As a result, Powerweb has sued them for breach of contract (Count I), breach of the duty of good faith and fair dealing (Count II), unjust enrichment (Count III), misappropriation of trade secrets (Count IV), misappropriation of idea (Count V), conversion (Count VI), breach of fiduciary duty (Count VII), and unfair trade practices (Count VIII). In November 2012, the court denied a motion to dismiss the complaint, holding that the facts alleged were sufficient for each asserted claim. This decision and other public court documents are available at www.hubbellpowerweblitigation.com POWERWEB'S CLAIM FOR DAMAGES Powerweb's expert, Rod P. Burkert, CPA/ABV, CVA, of Burkert Valuation Advisors, LLC, has calculated damages to a reasonable degree of professional certainty by projecting lost profits after deducting avoided costs and reducing the net amounts to present value. His projected damages are $803,365,631 for the seven-year term of the license agreement, or $1,284,198,346 including lost residual value at expiration of the term. ABOUT POWERWEB Powerweb Energy, Inc. (www.2powerweb.com) is a privately held corporation based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For the past 15 years, Powerweb and related companies have provided leading edge technology solutions and intellectual property licenses to Fortune 500 companies focused in the energy sectors. Clients have included General Electric, SAIC, Department of Defense, Pepco Energy, Baltimore Gas & Electric, Long Island Power Authority, Northeast Utilities, Conectiv Energy, Constellation Energy and PJM. Contact: Powerweb Energy, Inc. Lothar Budike Jr., 610-888-9792 firstname.lastname@example.com www.2powerweb.com
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Playing fast and loose with the sobriquet "celebrity", twenty new faces lined up to be shouted at by Gregg Wallace and John Torode, a duo known primarily for sitting in separate rooms and pretending to hold a conversation with each other.
There is positive form of gentrification going on, and bring it on, because the rebirth of Margate, London's sandy beach is one helluva an uplifting story. Dreamland when it finally reopens this summer will be another milestone and being part of helping this great British seaside town to rediscover its mojo is a responsibility that we are not taking lightly.
Five years ago, we could have lost my own father Michael Bradbury to prostate cancer, the men-only disease which kills one man in the UK every single hour. Put another way, it means 24 prostate cancer deaths on Father's Day alone - or 168 during Men's Health Week.
By the time the footage is cut and the story filed, the last thing I want to do is slap on more make-up and stagger into the party in ridiculously high shoes. Apart from one night of the year. ONE party that is the highlight of my social calendar. The Glamour Women of the Year Awards.
The sheer power of music and the way it can affect people in such a positive way is never better demonstrated than when you watch the therapists from the charity Nordoff Robbins at work. The charity uses the power of music to treat children and adults with all kinds of difficulties ranging from autism to dementia and they have been transforming lives for decades. The techniques created by the founders Paul Nordoff and Clive Robbins can be a way of communicating for those who have trouble doing so and it has proved to have many benefits both physical and mental.
As the 2015 judges were announced on Tuesday morning, not only were fans underwhelmed - the "big news" had been practically everywhere prior to the official unveiling - but many threatened to boycott the show altogether, myself included.
Apparently, according to the newspapers this week, I am one of a new breed of HENS. Yes, that's me, I'm a hen. And apart from the insulting clucking implication, or perhaps the suggestion that people my age have little brain and even less purpose, it stands for Happy Empty Nester.
You're probably reading this post on a computer or mobile device via a vibrant glow emitted by the screen. So readily available to many of us, light and power only becomes evident in their unexpected absence - the frustration of dead batteries, power outages and darkness. Yet for 622million people in Africa, energy poverty is the norm. Home to one-sixth of the world's population, Africa receives only 4% of the world's energy supply... Inspired by my own childhood I knew that we could electrify Africa now, and we could do it quickly.
The advice we give to sellers is to really shout about everything that you love about your property - chances are someone else will love it too. It's a bit like online dating. If someone posts a profile that lists simply their age, height, weight, number of kids and profession then you only get a one dimensional view of them. It's the same with property.
I was once being shown around a museum in North Korea when another member of my party- a Finn who claimed to be a priest in the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monsters (look it up) took off his shoe and started banging a large gong that was by the door. We barely escaped with our lives and were chased by an angry and murderous mob for a good mile out of town.
It has been said by many actors that screen longevity has more to do with charm than talent, and if my brief encounter with Lee was anything to go by he had it in spades.
One really interesting point that was raised was today's reliance of technology in the design community. I'm all for networks like Instagram and Pinterest and I can see the value and convenience, but there's something to be said for seeing things with our own eyes.
I became interested in different bird calls a few years ago while sitting outside at night listening to tawny owls calling to one another - it really sounds like a long distance conversation from tree to tree.
Our mind is always 'flitting'. It's a leftover from the old days when our lives depended on it. Back then if we didn't keep flitting our focus in all directions, something with large teeth would have come up behind us and had us for lunch.
Having just seen Virgins Sex Pistols inspired credit cards and then dragging my eyes through and article about pop 'rivals' Katy Perry and Taylor Swift writing vaguely pissy songs at each other, Kate Moss has saved my laptop from being coated with vomit. Thank you Kate for being a bit naughty, a bit rock 'n' roll.
Tallia Storm has been dubbed 'Tiny Chancer' after leaving her demo CD with Sir Elton John's partner, David Furnish when she was just 13. Now at 16, still a very young girl with a very big voice, Tallia is not only known for her soulful singing, but also for her unique fashion choices and big hair!


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From the Cheapskate: It's a refurbished no-brand model, but with some surprisingly good specs -- including a 1080p IPS screen.
An app developer shows an image that suggests the iPad keyboard could scale to larger screen sizes. Is this a hint that the much-rumored iPad Pro is on its way?
A settlement with Typo requires the Ryan Seacrest-backed company to discontinue selling keyboards for any device with a screen smaller than 7.9 inches.
This very clever PC-in-a-keyboard plugs into almost any screen, and it's vying for attention at CES Asia in Shanghai.
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Built by Google, the convertible tablet has a 10.2-inch screen and an inductive-charging Bluetooth keyboard.
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What are you, daft? He admitted to this relationship. Grow up, this isn't Fitchburg Raiders vs. Leominster Blue Devils.<quoted text>
Mayor Dino did no wrong. If he did, they how come there are no legal actions taken against him? The "affair" if there was one, is just rumors. Mayor Dino's doing a super job. Wong on the other hand, is INCOMPETANT.
Mayor's actions raise concerns - Sentinel & Enterprise
There are 76 comments on the Sentinel & Enterprise story from Mar 3, 2010, titled Mayor's actions raise concerns - Sentinel & Enterprise. In it, Sentinel & Enterprise reports that:Questions about whether Mayor Lisa Wong followed the correct procedure when hiring former Tewksbury Police Chief Alfred Donovan to investigate the Police Department last fall arose during a City Council meeting Tuesday night.
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#63 May 13, 2010
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#64 Jun 27, 2012
You should consider running for Mayor...
Deep down inside his heart lurks a malicious, bitterly envious creature wholly in the grasp of the compulsion to control and get even with all authority.
#65 Jun 27, 2012
Interesting article Stamos. Imagine someone wanting corrupt cops to be fired? What are they thinking? Corrupt cops are people to!
Then this article has a garylemay posting from a florida server. Interesting. He went right after the Mayor,huh?
do you think these posters have something to do with a campaign against me? Thanks for pulling up the story. Any more?
Stamos the topix is getting flooded with delete request. We told them that they should hold you accountable for the labor hours to accomodate all the deleting that you are causing.
#66 Jun 27, 2012
Stamos, if all those threats are deleted, the stalking ones and the muder threats then it will be all clean.
But just imagine if someone had already copied those posts by hitting the print button. Imagine if the FBI was already given all those posts.
Yes, it took a lot of paper.
Stamos I posted a challenge that will settle it all! You have three questions that you can ask directly to me.
#67 Jul 6, 2013
Who is the "we" who you say will take over the FPD? You and Gomez? How would you have rid Fitchburg of the FPD? Were you planning a putsch? Did your lunacy extend to believing that you had a group of storm troopers to replace them? Did you envision this being an organization of your fellow felons?
And who is the "we" that would request the removal of judges and prosecutors? You and Gomez again?
These posts will be helpful during your campaign, as they are proof positive that you are completely out of your mind. Oh, and here's the perfect campaign song for you:
#68 Jul 6, 2013
Isn't it fit and fun in Leominster
#70 Jul 6, 2013
In a clothing store? Was he management?
#71 Jul 6, 2013
Leominster, you went from calling Mayor Wong incompetent to giving her back rubs.
#72 Jul 6, 2013
What does FP stand for anyhow? Is this an officer FP ?
#73 Jul 6, 2013
A lot changes since 2010, huh? This person complains about, "good old boys" and nepatism
#74 Jul 6, 2013
Now now, relax we don't have to throw no one out of office. How would we all get those housing grants if this happened? She is king and ruler over everything now.
#75 Jul 6, 2013
HMMM, Another Wong hater turned lover?? What happened? 29 years old? Life experience nor work history? Spoiled? Is this Leominster man?
#76 Jul 7, 2013
The Boston Herald
The Boston Herald yesterday obtained confidential criminal offender records for Kevin A. Lynch, 22, of South Boston and Kevin M. Dahl, 20, of Weymouth, who are said to have the most extensive criminal histories among the nine accused of fatally beating and stabbing [Andrew McDonough], 23, Saturday.
Both Lynch and Dahl were named by homicide detective Sgt. William Mahoney as participants in the attack on McDonough, who died two hours after he was found in the street with stab wounds and other injuries.
Mahoney, testifying at the defendants' arraignment Monday, said witnesses saw Lynch kicking McDonough in the head in the 2 a.m. assault, which occurred after McDonough and some friends reportedly were turned away from a party at Lynch's home on L Street.
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#77 Nov 21, 2013
But he was just re-elected. Apparently the public trusts him.
#78 Nov 21, 2013
3 plead guilty in S. Boston beating death
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Publication: Boston Globe (pre-1997 Fulltext)- Boston, Mass.
Author: Wong, Doris Sue
Date: May 18, 1993
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Outside, Patrick J. Walsh, 18, of Dorchester, and Paul C. Supplee, 22, of Dorchester allegedly confronted [Andrew S. McDonough] and his friends, said [Mary K. Ames], and a fistfight broke out.
Kevin M. Dahl of Weymouth allegedly struck McDonough in the back of the head with a golf club with such force the club broke. Dahl allegedly used the broken club to repeatedly "spear" McDonough, said Ames. Supplee and [Jason D. Clifford] allegedly struck McDonough with golf clubs, while [Kevin Lynch] kicked him as he lay on the ground, said Ames. Meanwhile,[Brian Lynch] stood nearby ready and willing to help his brother and the others in the attack, said the prosecutor.
Lynch I thought you said you never touch Andrew
#79 Nov 21, 2013
Isn't it fit and fun in Fitchburg again
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