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- Year:
- 2001
- Length:
- 42'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
- Twin / diesel
- Located In:
- South West, United Kingdom
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 74542-2323735
- Last Listed Price:
- £ 128,000 Tax Paid (US$ 159,667)
- Sold
Outstanding sea keeping! Nice example of this one owner boat from new fitted with twin Volvo's. Newly antifouled
Please contact Adam Baker at +44 (0)1202 842439
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Hull Shape: Modified Vee
LOA: 41 ft 5 in
Beam: 13 ft 10 in
Dry Weight: 24912 kgs
Total Power: 740 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Volvo
Engine Model: TAMD-63P IRM 220A-2x370CV (2x272
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 950
Propeller: 3 blade propeller
Engine Power: 370 HP
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: Volvo
Engine Model: TAMD-63P IRM 220A-2x370CV (2x272
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 950
Propeller: 3 blade propeller
Engine Power: 370 HP
Fresh Water Tanks: (105)
Fuel Tanks: (344)
Radar - JRC
Log-speedometer - ST60
Depthsounder - ST60
Inside Equipment
Electric head
Manual bilge pump
Marine head
Battery charger
Electric bilge pump
Heating - Eberspacher
Bow thruster
Electrical Equipment
Shore power inlet
Outside Equipment/Extras
Cockpit cushions
Teak cockpit
Cockpit cover
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Additional Description
- Side foldaway Polywood seat
- Folding Polywood seat in poop
- 16,000 BTU air conditioning
- Ceramic hob
- Complete bow solarium mat
- Mase IS-4501 4 Kw generator
- 80 KGF bow thruster
- Windscreen washer
- Canvas on outside of front windows
- Canvas on outside of side windows
- Electric WC
- Projector with remote control
- Senior Electronic Pack
- Additional light fixture in cockpit
- Cabin hatch blind with foscurit
- GRP live bait tank
- UFO aerial, TV socket and socket
- Fly Bridge cockpit awning fixture
- 12 V electric flushing pump
- Spare 12 V socket inside
- 220 V socket inside
- 12 V standard socket, electric reel connections
- Extra services battery
- Extra starter battery
Additional Description
- Two butane burners
- Stainless steel sink with mixer tap
- Wood units
- 120 litre refrigerator
- Port-light
- Pulpit open to cockpit
- Chain well
- Cleats in bow, spring and stern (concealable)
- Double pulley chain/rope for mooring
- Integrated polyester boom
- Flush hatch in owner's stateroom ceiling
- Access door to platform
- Bathing platform with ladder
- Cockpit coachroof covers with dampers
- Shower in cockpit
- Spacious solariums on deck and fly bridge
- Spacious and deep access passageways stern to bow
- Cockpit unit with sink and pressurised water, icebox and coachroof
- Sliding doors to cabin
- Cockpit fenders support below gunnel
- Fly bridge with table convertible into solarium, post for steersman in stern for 2 people, stainless steel radar arc, all-round pulpit and access ladder
Instrummentation and Equipment
- 1000W windlass with remote control in fly bridge and steersman's post
- Panel clocks varying with engine supplier in cabin and fly
- Fuel and water level indicator
- Rudder angle indicator
- Voltmeter and ammeter in electric switchboard
- Hydraulic steering
- Three windscreen wipers
- Compass in fly bridge and steersman's post
- Clock, barometer and thermometer
- Electric claxon
- Gas detector in galley
- Gas impulsor and extractor in engine room
- Alarms water filters gas-oil
- Automatic bilge pumps sensor (3)
- Manual bilge pump
- 2.5 kg extinguisher
- Four 120 Amp batteries with box
- 12 V socket
- 220 V current socket
- Pioneer Radio cassette with pullout front
- VHF radio telephone
- Mooring canvas on fly bridge
- Double fly bridge and steersman's post controls
- Rheostats to adjust light in control console
Additional Description
- OWNER'S STATEROOM: double bed, clothes locker, dressing table seat, chest of drawers, two reading lights and 12V and 220V sockets
- GUEST STATEROOM: two berths (port and starboard), clothes locker, two reading lights, 12v and 220v sockets, light fixture and opening port-light with blind
- SEPARATE HEAD: marine WC, washbasin, separate shower with mixer tap and opening port-light with blind
- SALOON: U-shaped bed-settee, folding wood central table , front unit in wood with drawers for stowage of crockery and various, light fixtures halogen lights and 12v and 220v sockets
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Patients want to see, feel, handle and distribute their health information the way they do their bank records, Microsoft says.ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.-Microsoft's doing all it can to empower consumers to find, analyze, manage and securely share their own personal health information in the name of greater knowledge and, ultimately, better health, the company says. Steve Aylward, Microsoft Health & Life Sciences Industry general manager, told attendees at Microsoft's Health & Life Sciences Developer and Solutions Conference held here April 22 to 24 that the health care industry has been mainly focused on meeting the needs of health care payors and providers, to the detriment of individual consumers of health information and services, who have very different needs. Aylward said health care consumers demanded the type of self-service, any-time access to resources and information that they were used to from other consumer-driven industries like banking, financial services and even retail, he said, including the ability to view and modify health information online and to communicate with physicians and clinical caregivers via e-mail, text messaging and instant messaging.
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Celtic Springs: Newport gastric band clinic in administration
- 26 October 2012
- From the section South East Wales
A hotline has been set up for patients at a cosmetic surgery clinic which has gone into administration with 25 job losses.
Celtic Springs Clinic carried out gastric band operations on the Celtic Springs Business Park in Newport.
Administrators said no suitable buyer could be found for the clinic which had been suffering "cashflow pressures".
They said their main concern now was patients wishing to discuss concerns with clinical staff.
Administrators BM Advisory said they hoped to sell the clinic, owned by Nucleus Healthcare Limited, as a state-of-the-art facility for a future business based at the premises.
Andrew Pear said: "Despite extensive work undertaken by various parties to realise a sale of the business, unfortunately no suitable buyer could be found.
"Following our appointment, the principal concern is of course ongoing patient care and we are working closely with all relevant parties, including the healthcare regulator and other clinics to ensure that all patients receive the necessary support, treatment and high standard of care they require."
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This application for continuation for the Specialized Program of Research Excellence (SPORE) in Head and Neck Cancer at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine supports a highly interactive, multidisciplinary, and intrainstitutional program. Five research projects, three cores, a career development and a research developmental program are proposed to carry out our translational research in head and neck cancer. The SPORE has given attention in all projects to the presence and absence of HPV infection as a major determinant of disease biology and behavior. Moreover, there are two main themes that permeate our major projects, one is genomics and biology and the other is immunology. Research Project #1- Augmentation of Immune Response to Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma via Phosphodiesterase Type 5 Inhibition - Co-Investigators, Ivan Borrello (basic) and Joseph Califano (clinic). Research Project #2 - HNSCC From Cancer Genomics to Personalized Biomarkers. - Co-Investigators, David Sidransky (basic) and Nishant Agrawal (clinic). Research Project #3 - Improving EGFR-targeted Immunotherapy of HNSCC by Counteracting TGF- ? -mediated Immune Suppression - Co-Investigators, Christine Chung (clinic) and AtuI Bedl (basic). Research Project #4 - HPV Vaccine Therapy - Co-Investigators Sara Pal (clinic) and T.C. Wu (basic) Project #5 - Etiologic Heterogeneity in Head and Neck Squamous - Co-Investigators, Gypsyamber D'Souza (basic) and Carole Fakhry (clinic) The cores support the research programs (Core #1 - Pathology/ Tissue Core, Dr. Westra;and Core #2 - Administrative/Clinical Core (Dr. Sidransky), Core #3 - Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Core (Dr. Rosner) The Career Development Program(Dr. Sidransky) aids the emergence of new investigators and the Research Developmental Program (Dr. David Sidransky) provides rapid funding of innovative directions.
A coordinated research and clinical program in head and neck cancer will aid in our understanding of factors that lead to the development this disease and the way the human body reacts to its presence. Moreover, epidemiology and early detection along with targeted therapies and immunologic approaches will help improve the outcome of patients with this disease.
|Li, Ryan; Faden, Daniel L; Fakhry, Carole et al. (2015) Clinical, genomic, and metagenomic characterization of oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma in patients who do not smoke. Head Neck 37:1642-9
|Gaykalova, Daria A; Mambo, Elizabeth; Choudhary, Ashish et al. (2014) Novel insight into mutational landscape of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. PLoS One 9:e93102
|Dýýsouza, Gypsyamber; Carey, Thomas E; William Jr, William N et al. (2014) Epidemiology of head and neck squamous cell cancer among HIV-infected patients. J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr 65:603-10
|Wu, Chao-Yi; Yang, Li-Hua; Yang, Huang-Yu et al. (2014) Enhanced cancer radiotherapy through immunosuppressive stromal cell destruction in tumors. Clin Cancer Res 20:644-57
|Bishop, Justin A; Yonescu, Raluca; Batista, Denise et al. (2014) Mucoepidermoid carcinoma does not harbor transcriptionally active high risk human papillomavirus even in the absence of the MAML2 translocation. Head Neck Pathol 8:298-302
|Sun, Wenyue; Gaykalova, Daria A; Ochs, Michael F et al. (2014) Activation of the NOTCH pathway in head and neck cancer. Cancer Res 74:1091-104
|Fakhry, Carole; Gillison, Maura L; D'Souza, Gypsyamber (2014) Tobacco use and oral HPV-16 infection. JAMA 312:1465-7
|Izumchenko, Evgeny; Chang, Xiaofei; Michailidi, Christina et al. (2014) The TGF?-miR200-MIG6 pathway orchestrates the EMT-associated kinase switch that induces resistance to EGFR inhibitors. Cancer Res 74:3995-4005
|Bishop, Justin A; Yonescu, Raluca; Batista, Denise et al. (2014) Glandular odontogenic cysts (GOCs) lack MAML2 rearrangements: a finding to discredit the putative nature of GOC as a precursor to central mucoepidermoid carcinoma. Head Neck Pathol 8:287-90
|Bishop, Justin A; Antonescu, Cristina R; Westra, William H (2014) SMARCB1 (INI-1)-deficient carcinomas of the sinonasal tract. Am J Surg Pathol 38:1282-9
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This compliment to this glory
Confetti! Confetti ! Confetti !
The prime of adulation
The resume of a new epoch
Sentiment of joy, prime of hope.
To this reality betrothed itself to humanity
Confetti ! Confetti! Confetti !
Of this terrible happiness
Lies the unsearchable destruction
That begets divorce;
A testimony against this perfect adulation
The numbing joy,
The hope entrusted,
Over the fame proclaimed
The world of peace pieced with hate
The happy songs from the altar of harmony by the priest
Altered by this untamed human glory and quest
Confetti, the pride of a lady
Confetti, her vision affirmed
Confetti, she is in charge of the hour
Confetti, her mates adore her with
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1555 Tamiami Trail North Fort Myers, Florida 33903 (map) | (239) 707-3469
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $30.00
Small, but quiet. Gravel roads with level grass spots, all older run down mobile homes. Owners are nice and friendly. No amenities but the price was right. - esta34950
7974 Samville Rd North Fort Myers, Florida 33917 (map) | (239) 543-3303
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Mar 2016 - $53.00
I really liked this park. Mostly older snow birds. Very quiet ad friendly people. My only complaint is that the roads are small and even with my 24 ft trailer it was a little tight on the roads getting in. Getting out was,no problem at all. We would stay here again. - ELamb
Jan 2016 - $56.00
Spaces were built for 25-30' trailers years ago. 40' motorhomes or 5th wheelers should not be accepted. No gravel on the sites. We are sitting in a sea of mud right now. The ruts have eroded away next to the pad so the coach sits down in a hole and the mud makes it hard to level. I would not stay here again. - FriarBill
Mar 2015 - $1.00
Park is located with easy access off I-75. Mainly permanent sites with some RV spaces around the park. We were put in a site that required me to drive in and butt up to a trailer that was in front of me. Hookups required a second 15 foot sewer hose to reach hookup. Good 50 amp power and water pressure remained stable. Grassy site with picnic table on concrete patio, but these were showing there age and heavy usage. Grocery stores, RV Dealerships all within 15 minutes. Interior roads are narrow and tight. - Tomandgloria
19250 N Tamiami Trail North Fort Myers, Florida 33903 (map) | (239) 731-1441
Sites: 128 | Latest Rate: $46.00 | 10 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $46.00
We found this park because we had lost our reservation elsewhere and had no place to go or any recourse in the height of the season in February. Calling around, the office staff really tried to help us, even though they were full. A day later they called, and offered us an overflow site with 50/30 Amp and water but no sewer and we took it. After a couple of days they then offered us a site with full hook-ups and concrete pads etc. but we opted to stay on the overflow site, since it was nice, quiet, and surrounded with very nice neighbors. We felt very comfortable there, even without a sewer hook-up, and would recommend this park very highly. The owner and his son are genuine people who have very good competent office staff, and the facilities are very good throughout this park. We would definitely stay here again. - jmorgan54
Jan 2016 - $61.00
What a lovely, activity filled park. The staff was great and very helpful and the residents were all very friendly too. The laundry facility was very clean and usually very busy. The swimming pool was heated and clean. Getting into and out of the park wasn't the easiest though as the HWY right next to it could be very busy depending on the time of the day. Dogs are welcome but have particular places they can and can't be walked. We had to leave the park altogether to walk our dog, which was along the very busy highway with nothing between you and the traffic except for a narrow bit of grass. However, cats can run freely within the park. Wifi was included but very limited. Cable television was also free with a deposit on a box which was returned upon return of the box. The park was very pretty and very well kept. We would stay again if dogs had a better walking area and could be walked in the park itself. Lot spacing was spacious with some shade. Site surface was a concrete pad and grass, featuring a picnic table and patio. - Lovingretirement16
Jan 2016 - $70.00
Nice clean park with very friendly people. Sites are adequate size with concrete parking pads. Nice clubhouse but it needs a drinking fountain. They advertise free wifi but it works poorly. Hard to get a connection and when you finally get on you usually get disconnected within a few minutes. Nice pickle ball court and shuffleboard courts. Bocci ball court poorly maintained. Nice pool but overly crowded when we were there. - Crusin'
8991 Triplett Road North Fort Myers, Florida 33917 (map) | (239) 543-2919
Sites: 129 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 29 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $50.00
This is one of the nicest RV parks we have ever visited. Many of the spaces are shaded by stately live Oak trees. Spaces are gravel, long and level, each with a concrete patio. All interior roads are paved -- no dust when it's dry, no mud when it's wet. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The pool is great -- unlike any other we have seen in an RV park! Restrooms/showers are large and are kept as clean as one would experience in a high-end hotel. There are plenty of washers and dryers, and they worked nicely. The grounds are cleaned and manicured throughout the day, and trash is picked up from every site daily. There is a nice dog park (one fenced-in area for small dogs, another for large dogs). The WiFi was the best we have ever experienced in an RV park -- it was super fast. Convenient location just off I-75, but you can't see the interstate from the park, and you usually can't hear much traffic noise. Close to area attractions and beaches, yet in an almost-rural setting. We've been to many RV parks in the Fort Myers area, and this is the most desirable one by far! - Terry Pinetta
May 2016 - $45.00
park was good now it is better than good. they have done many upgrades to the roads and park. There is a real nice area to walk dogs with two cages dog exercise areas so they can run free just watch for fire ants. Pool and laundry room were well maintained. it was a nice stay here and we will stay again. easy on and off the highway as well. We were brought around in a golf cart to pick our site as well. - cbrew
Mar 2016 - $50.00
We have been at this park in previous years and really enjoyed our stay. This year a beautiful new pool with splash pad and waterfall and underwater stereo has been added. I might suggest that the music stay off until later in the day than starting early morning, as I enjoyed just listening to the waterfall. However, this year has been somewhat disappointing due to the noise of multiple leaf blowers. Staff need to use their leaf blowers to clean the park, but then every camper has one and it does seem a little excessive. Plus we happen to be next to a very loud neighbour, verbally and who likes to run the leaf blower several times a day. Also, we did have an electrical outage one afternoon, multiple campers were without power, but once reported it was addressed immediately by the electrician at the park. - RVParkReviewsfromCL
19701 North Tamiami Trail North Fort Myers, Florida 33903 (map) | (239) 731-1303
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This is a mobile home park partly converted for RV's. There is only one good RV site with a pad . All the rest are on grass in areas that flood during every rain so flooded a lot. Some year-round residents that are very low income with old RV's falling apart. The park is not maintained and grass is cut maybe once every month. The trash piles up at the dumpster and is laying around the park. There are abandoned cars and trailers. A couple of the motor coaches staying there have not moved in 10yrs are more and falling apart even though year round people live in them. It is not a place for that great vacation in Florida. the prices are fairly high considering the condition of the park. While staying here it rained quite a bit and there was 4" of water around my travel trailer. I could not step out of the RV with shoes on as i would be soaked. Even where the truck was parked was surrounded by water. This lasted for 3 weeks while i was there in January of 2016. The location of the park is good but all else falls short. if you are not from the area the owners will charge you a much higher rated then the other tenants. Seems they pay $500. a month but any out of towners can expect rates as much as $950/ month. The owners do not put anything into the park . the washer and dryer 2 of each have been removed and none are available on site. The restroom/shower is in a old mobile home and never clean nor very private . - northstar1960
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When we talked on the phone, they made the place seem like a great RV Resort. Arriving on a Sunday, as per our reservation, the office was closed (2:30 PM) They had an emergency number listed, but it was answered by a fax machine. We picked out a site a proceeded to park & setup. When backing a water pipe, next to the road, was broken, but could not report it to the fax machine. Basically this a Trailer Park, with no amenities, that one would expect at an RV resort. I'm trying o be nice, but this place is a dump. - Chef
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This is an old park in a rundown neighborhood. You can hear gunshots at night. The manager is very abusive and likes to flash his handgun, threatening, and downright mean. He likes to brag about how much money he has. He keeps folks deposits when he shouldn't.. There is a big problem with anything left in your yard getting stolen since the park refuses to install a gate. Many of the mobile homes are empty and abandoned. The laundry is run down, the pool has been deemed unsafe by the city. No WiFi or cable. No services except a small area for your dog to be loose. . The RV sites are small and the roads are narrow. I only stayed here because other parks were full. I worked nights and slept during the day and there was loud loud construction of a school next door with diesel smoke from trucks and equipment and very noisy, Constant noise from sirens and traffic. I stayed 5 months. - Ms Mary
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Older dated park, sites clean, many full time older residents. Very friendly owners, great bark park with showers for the dogs. Quiet, yet handy to main street shopping. - pkunk
Feb 2012 - $30.00
Over all a nice place - Yes is is/was a mobile home park that is using blank sites for RVs and perimeter sites for RVs as well. The roads were narrow ans I was lucky to be at an intersection so I could maneuver my 35' fiver in to the site w/ ease. Manager & wife are great people and very friendly. The maintain man was there in an instant and trimmed a tree in no time, to keep it off the side & top of the camper. Hard to estimate the ratio of RVs to Mobile homes but there were quite a few RVs that looked to be setting down roots and soon to become a part of the place as well as the mobile homes (though mobile is hardly the term I'd use to describe them. Traffic noise to be expected being right off a 4+ lane main drag through town (an EMS - Fire station was in the nearby area). Very easy to reach the interstate, as well as cycle into the downtown and see the Edison/Ford estates for a good afternoon. Might use this again - will keep in mind - maybe to try for a work camper position one year. Though no WI-FI, my Verizon air card worked well. Cable TV was a service you have to arrange - not worth it for just a week. - D Ward


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Algonquin College has a large sprawling campus south of Baseline near Fisher in Ottawa. For that last few years, Mallard ducks have been nesting in a courtyard – a situation that is not uncommon in urban areas across much of Canada. The College released this memo to encourage students and staff to modify their behaviour, including where they put their cigarette butts, to protect ducks. It is worthwhile sharing this example of good stewardship, and hoping that more people and groups will catch on. The vulnerable period for the ducks lasts about a month. MEMO Subject: Duck Nest in C Building Courtyard Once again this year, a female mallard duck has been found nesting in the C building courtyard.… read more →
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Get to know some of the species at risk in the Lac Deschênes IBA with the Species Spotlight, aka "Sp-Spot". Today meet the: Barn Swallow Scientific Name: Hirundo rustica SARA Status: No Status; Ontario: Threatened Taxonomic Group: Birds Size: An average length of 14.6-19.9 cm, weight of 17-20 g, and wingspan of 31.8-34.3 cm Characterized by its velvety blue posterior and long forked tail, the barn swallow is one of the most widespread species in the world that can be found on every continent except for Antarctica and Australia. It is a rather small bird which is easily identified by its distinctive flight behaviour in which groups of at least a dozen individuals fly close to the ground in zig-zagging… read more →
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Nature Canada is thrilled to welcome experts and bird lovers from across Canada and around the world to Ottawa June 19 to 22 for the BirdLife International World Congress. We are delighted to be co-hosting with Bird Studies Canada. Every five years, BirdLife partners, environmental experts, business, government and community leaders come together for this unparalleled global gathering of grassroots conservationists to share experiences and ideas for making our world a better place for nature and ourselves. Hundreds of delegates from more than 120 countries will be discussing key conservation challenges and solutions such as combating climate change, ensuring sustainable oceans, conserving natural spaces, and empowering people through individual action and citizen science. Through "the power of many", the Congress… read more →
Many thanks to guest blogger Carlos Barbery for the following post. Check out Carlos' impressive bio below! Even though it is cold in winter I still like to go birding because you never know what you will find. One fun part of winter birding is the Christmas Bird counts. This was our third year taking part in the Ottawa-Gatineau Christmas Bird Count. It wasn't that cold but it was windy and it snowed and then that turned to freezing rain. My mom and sister and I looked at the area that we had been given for the count ahead of time and planned where we would go. This was the first time that we were doing the count in… read more →
Thank you to everyone who came out to made bird themed masks with us. We also want to extend a thank you to the National Arts Centre (NAC) for hosting this hugely successful event. What a turnout! The NAC estimates that over 3000 people attended the event. We had over 150 children visit our booth to make a mask and were wowed by the outpouring of creativity. Each mask was a unique work of art. Here are the ones we made. We had a great time talking to people about the Important Bird Area (IBA), Lac Deschênes, found right here in the heart of the National Capital Region. Lac Deschênes is recognized as a globally significant IBA because it is one of the larger… read more →


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Fire Chief Troy Hughes was born and raised on the plains of Nebraska. His family was involved in farming, ranching, and several were associated with the railroad.
Troy's fire service career started in 1985 as a firefighter/EMT-B with the Grand Island Fire Department. Troy steadily rose through the ranks to achieve captain in 1992, division chief in 1998, and ultimately the fire chief in 2008. Troy strongly believes in and utilized a participatory leadership style to facilitate many positive changes while serving in leadership roles with the Grand Island Fire Department. Troy was appointed to lead Los Alamos Fire Department in October of 2011. He has long desired to live in an area like Los Alamos. Troy has fond childhood memories of visits to family in Northern New Mexico and in the Colorado mountains. Troy enjoys many outdoor activities like hiking, bike riding, motorcycle riding, and camping. Troy's educational achievements include an A.A.S. in Fire Protection Technology, a B.A. in Public Administration, and a M.A. in Management with a Leadership Emphasis. Troy graduated Summa Cum Laude and was named the "Outstanding Graduate in the Public Administration Program" while completing his B.A. from Doane University. He is also a graduate of the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government Senior Executives in State and Local Government Program. Troy is currently enrolled in Center for Homeland Defense and Security Program at the Naval Postgraduate School. He will complete this Master's in Homeland Security Program in December 2017.
Troy is one of less than 1000 fire service professionals in the United States that hold a Chief Fire Officer designation from the Commission on Professional Credentialing. Troy has completed the Leadership New Mexico Core and State and Local Government programs. He has also completed the Leadership Los Alamos Program and the FBI Citizens Academy.
Troy is very involved in his community. He is a board member for the Los Alamos Public Schools Foundation. He is the past president of the Los Alamos Public Safety Officers Association, is the past president of the Los Alamos Rotary Club, and served as the treasurer for the Los Alamos Committee for Higher Education. He is a perpetual member of the Los Alamos Chapter of the Military Order of World Wars and lifetime alumni member of Leadership New Mexico. Troy's wife, Jodi, is a first grade teacher in the Los Alamos elementary school system. Troy and Jodi have two adult children. Their son, Michael, is a railroad engineer in Omaha, Nebraska and their daughter Kaylea is a police officer in Aurora, Illinois. Their grandchildren include 9 year old Emma, 6 year old Liam, and Benson who is working his way towards his first birthday.
Steve began his firefighting career in 1989 as a fire explorer with the Los Angeles County Fire Department and became an EMT in 1990. During his college years, he worked for a private ambulance service and then in the mid-90s, volunteered for three local fire departments and attended paramedic training. These experiences solidified his interest and desire in becoming a full-time firefighter/paramedic - which led to his joining the LAFD in December of 1998. He quickly promoted to the rank of Driver Engineer in May of 2003 and Captain in July of 2005. He acted as an Operations Battalion Chief for eight months prior to his promotion to Battalion Chief in February of 2012.
Steve holds numerous certifications including: Paramedic, Fire Officer 1, 2, and 3, Fire Instructor 1, 2, and 3, and hazardous materials technician & team member. He was also a member of the Technical Rescue Team and vehicle committee for many years. He is an EMS Instructor/Coordinator and is certified to teach CPR, ACLS, and PALS. Steve is also the Fire Science and EMS Program Co-Chair for the University of New Mexico - Los Alamos campus. Steve was recently accepted into the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program which should be completed in 2020.
When asked what his career highlights are, Steve's response was "Every day that I come to work is a highlight. Loving what I do for a living and learning something new every day is a highlight. I love watching and helping others grow and develop and take great pride in seeing them reach their goals. Fighting fires and taking care of sick patients is rewarding, but the best part of all is working with a great group of people that would do anything for each other."
Steve is married to Melanie and have a daughter named Cady who just turned 16. They enjoy spending time outdoors in the Jemez Mountains together with family and friends. They currently live in Rio Rancho and plan to move back to Los Alamos in the near future.
Battalion Chief Benjamin Stone was born on the Ft. Bliss military base in El Paso, Texas and traveled the United States during his childhood, eventually graduating High School in Syracuse NY. Following his roots, he was always close to public safety, his dad was an Army Military Police Officer and his uncle was the Fire Chief for Lakewood Fire Department, in the early 80s. Ben started his fire service career in 2000 with the Warner's Hose Company and the Tully Hose Company as a volunteer while working for E-One Emergency Service Manufacturer building response vehicles. Ben joined LAFD as a Firefighter in 2003, and in that time, he has been very active serving emergency services as a National Registry Representative, Certified Instructor Coordinator for the University of New Mexico, Hazardous Materials Technician, Rope Rescue Technician, Wildland Fire Investigator, and an active instructor in the department's Fire Recruit academies.. In 2009, Ben was promoted to Driver Engineer, in 2010 to Captain, in 2013 to Battalion Chief, and in 2014, he was assigned to Division Chief of EMS.
Ben is active in several committees across the country, serving as a member of the Northern Regional Trauma Advisory Council, Medical Advisory Committee, International Association of Fire Chiefs, International Association of EMS Chiefs, Los Alamos Public Safety Officer's Association, and he currently serves as the Vice-President of the New Mexico EMS Educators Association.
Ben's educational achievements include an Associates of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Fire Science, an AAS in Paramedicine, and Bachelor of Science degree in Paramedicine with a Fire Science Minor. Ben graduated with a 4.0 GPA and is a member or the Honors Society. Ben is now pursuing his Masters of Science in Leadership from Grand Canyon University. Ben is one of only 120 fire service professionals in the World that hold a Chief Emergency Medical Services Officer designation from the Commission on Professional Credentialing.
Ben describes the highlight of his career as the ability to work with such a professional and caring group of people.
Ben is happily married to his wife of 9 years, Deborah. They have two daughters, Izzabel and Samantha. In his spare time, Ben stays busy with gymnastics classes for his daughters, cycling, hiking, camping and frequent trips to the Albuquerque Bio Parks
Division Chief Jeff Wetteland came to us as a transplant from the Chicago area in 2001. Before joining us he worked as a carpenter, went to college at Southern Illinois University, and enjoyed athletics. Jeff was an avid athlete and sports fan early on and settled on water polo as his competitive sport of choice in high school and college. After college he enjoyed a short career as a carpenter, building and remodeling custom homes in Illinois, and later building log cabins in Colorado.
Jeff promoted to Captain in 2009. His career highlights include being a Technical Rescue Team Oversight Member and Instructor, as well as teaching four LAFD Fire Academies. He obtained his Associates in Fire Science in 2013 and in August of 2014 he was promoted to Division Chief/Fire Marshal. Now he enjoys rooting for his hometown sports teams, snowboarding, surfing, traveling, and finding time to spend with his far away family including four nephews (T.J., Tyler, Nathan, and Ian), and two nieces (Kelly and Ana).
Battalion Chief Paul Grano was born and raised in Orange County, California. Paul moved to New Mexico in 1998 when he was offered a position as a firefighter with the Los Alamos Fire Department (LAFD). He started pursuing a career as a firefighter in 1992 when he enrolled in the Fire Science Program at Rancho Santiago College in California, where he graduated with an Associate's Degree in Fire Science. He then enrolled at California State University, Fullerton and graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration. He was a Paid-call firefighter with the Orange County Fire Authority until moving to New Mexico.
In 1998, Paul joined the Los Alamos Fire Department as a firefighter. He was promoted to Captain in 2005 and most recently to Battalion Chief in 2012. until December 2013. In December 2013, Paul was assigned as the Division Chief for the LANL Training Division Paul worked in Operations as the C-Shift Battalion Chief. He is currently assignedas the LANL Training Coordinator. Paul has been involved with numerous programs with LAFD at one time or another including: the Respiratory Protection Program, the Public Education Team, and the Technical Rescue Team. Prior to promoting to BC, Paul considers his involvement with the Union (Local 3279) as one of his proudest achievements with LAFD. He was the Vice-President for three years and the Secretary for one year.Some of the programs he currently manages include: LANL related training for LAFD which includes coordinating all LANL exercises that LAFD participates in, the Pre-Incident Plan Program, the Communications Program, and the Hydrant Testing Program. He is currently in the Executive Fire Officer Program at the National Fire Academy.
Paul lives in Los Alamos and is happily married to his wife, Laurie. Paul and his wife are the proud parents to their beautiful daughter Keira and they are the proud parents to a beautiful daughter, Keira. Paul enjoys spending as much time as he can with Laurie and Keira. He also enjoys traveling, mountain biking, and skiing.
Division Chief Wendy Servey was raised in a Northeast Ohio suburb just outside of Cleveland. The youngest of four children, Wendy received the gentle encouragement from her mother to pursue a public service career that exemplified kindness, compassion and hard work and from her father she gained strength, determination and perseverance. After her first degree in computer graphic design and spending several years in the corporate environment, Wendy started taking community college courses at night in the fire and EMS. She got her first job in public service as a city paramedic for Cleveland EMS. Competition was fierce for a fire career in Ohio, but she eventually earned a place at Coventry Fire in Akron. She was actually the first female fire medic to be hired in Akron and it made the local papers. She spent 7 years there and decided that the Land of Enchantment may offer more than just a fire career. In New Mexico, Wendy first worked for Santa Fe County as firefighter/ paramedic for two years before applying to Los Alamos. After completing her third Academy in 2006, she quickly promoted to Captain in 2009 and Battalion Chief in 2014. She was a recipient of scholarship to attend Tampa 2 Life Safety Summit in Florida in 2014; and has attended courses at the National Fire Academy in Baltimore. Wendy recently completed a Health and Safety certification course in Phoenix and had the opportunity to liaise with other Safety Officers across the country. Wendy's partner Liz is a Registered Nurse in Albuquerque, and they've recently discovered the RV life and have a acquired a small travel trailer. When they are not camping, they both volunteer for a local Fire/ EMS department in their home community.
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Division Chief Ramon Garcia grew up in the foothills of the Gila National Forest in Silver City, New Mexico and graduated from Silver High School. He grew up in a large family of eight which included his parents, three brothers and two sisters.
Ramon was introduced to firefighting in 1991 while attending New Mexico State University (NMSU) in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Ramon was employed with the NMSU Fire Department and promoted up to the rank of Driver Engineer. After graduating from NMSU with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education, he moved to northern New Mexico where he taught and coached in the public school system for the next four years. In August of 1997 Ramon was hired with the Los Alamos County Fire Department. With the Los Alamos County Fire Department, Ramon has had the rank of Firefighter, Safety Specialist, Acting Safety Captain, Support Officer, Captain and now Division Chief of Wildland.
During Ramon's career he has helped in the suppression efforts of Cerro Grande Fire in Los Alamos County, LANL as well as the town site. He recalls it as being the hardest fire he ever fought, because of the treacherous winds. Ramon received a Medal of Valor for his heroic actions during the Cerro Grande Fire. He also was here during the Las Conchas fire, which was also devastating to the community and all of those surrounding Los Alamos County. Ramon feels that because of our location we need a continued plan and implementation of risk reduction efforts through fire suppression and fuel hazard mitigation to provide future safety of our property, citizens, the laboratory and our visitors. Ramon received a Las Conchas Medal of Service for his actions during Las Conchas fire.
Ramon feels that he has the greatest career in the world. He truly enjoys the organization and the people that he works with, all the while getting to help people at the same time. He has coached, volunteered in the community, worked for a non-profit organization, Eight Northern Indian Pueblos with their Education, Employment and Training programs as well as managed there Head Start programs. Ramon currently resides in Pojoaque, New Mexico with his beautiful wife Kathleen of 20 years and two wonderful boys James and Andrew. Ramon and his family stay busy with various sporting events, such as basketball, baseball and soccer. They also enjoy boating, camping, biking and hunting.
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Battalion Chief Justin C. Cassel was born in Superior, Wisconsin. In his early years he relocated with his family to Iran (Dad worked for AT&T). Upon the fall of the Shah, the family relocated to Colorado Springs where he graduated high school.After a short stint at the UND-Bottineau, he served six years in the USMC and actively participated in Operation Desert Shield/Storm. The Marine Corps decided his first duty station should be aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation CV-64, at that time if you were a Marine on sea-duty, they also made you a ship-board firefighter. He used those skills when the ship had a 20,000 gallon fuel/oil spill and subsequent fire for the next 24 hours while steaming out of the port of San Diego.After being honorably discharged from the USMC, he decided the fire service may be a career for him and relocated to Portland, OR to further his education in the fire field.When he was attending school he worked at the VA National Cemetery, Portland and was an Intern a Clark County Fire District # 3 (Washington). Upon graduation of Portland Community College with an AAS-Fire Science he worked for the college in the fire science program, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue at their regional training center and Clark County Fire District # 12.In 1997 he was hired on with LAFD as a Firefighter II and has served as a Training Officer, Driver Engineer, Captain, Support Officer and Act. Battalion Chief of Safety. He promoted to Battalion Chief in 11/2008. He has worked as Division Chief of Training, Fire And Life Safety and is currently B-Shift Battalion Chief. He has attended numerous National Fire Academy courses to include Organizational Theory in Practice and was part of the first class in Colorado to graduate from the 160 hour Chief Officer Training Curriculum course. He is currently finishing his divisional assignment in Safety and is looking forward to his assignment to Training.


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