RECENT LEASE EXTENSION - Staples recently executed a new lease extension at below-market rent. Additionally, there are three, 5-year options with a 24% rent increase in the first renewal option, providing significant upside to an investor. BELOW REPLACEMENT COST - The property is priced well-below replacement cost. The property features a brand-new roof and is currently undergoing a full exterior tuck-point and repaint. PASSIVE NET LEASE INVESTMENT - Tenant directly maintains all common area expenses including snow removal, landscaping, utilities, and basic parking lot maintenance. Tenant reimburses landlord 100% for real estate taxes and property insurance. MAJOR CORPORATE-CREDIT TENANT - Staples is one of the largest office supply companies in the world with over $18.25 Billion revenue and 1,220 locations the US, South America, and Asia. In 2017, Staples was acquired by Sycamore Partners, a leading national private equity investment firm which manages over $10 billion in assets. REGIONAL RETAIL TRADE AREA - The property is centrally located in the Middletown regional retail trade area (7-mile radius), encompassing 137,790 residents, 53,634 employees, and $1.77 Billion in retail consumer expenditures in 2017. The Middletown trade area is anchored by the 328-bed Atrium Medical Center 1-mile to the east. GROWING BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT - The area continues to grow significantly with a brand new $30 million Kettering Medical Center less than 1 mile east of the property. Additionally, Bed, Bath and Beyond is under construction on a $33 Million e-commerce center 5 miles south, further enhancing Middletown's dominance as a regional economic hub. ACTIVE RETAIL SUB-MARKET - National retailers in the immediate area include: Walmart Supercenter, Lowe's, Kroger, Meijer, Petco, Burlington, Planet Fitness, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Aspen Dental, among others.
Brand New Construction – Newly built freestanding Starbucks property with a drive-thru and outdoor patio. Long-Term Lease – Corporate 10-year NNN lease with no early termination rights. Outlot to New Planned Development – Major 50-acre mixed-use development including a 200-unit multi-family complex and approximately 200,000 square feet of retail. Construction set to begin in spring 2019. Centrally Located – Ideally situated at the main signalized entrance to the 147,000 square foot Pine Lake Shopping Center. National Retailer Presence – Surrounded by a strong presence of national retailers including Kroger, Tractor Supply Co., Anytime Fitness, Buffalo Wild Wings, McDonald's, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Dunkin' Donuts, KFC, Arby's, and Culver's, among others. Investment Grade Credit – Starbucks is the world's leading coffee retailer with revenues in excess of $22 Billion with an "investment grade" credit rating, providing strong financial security. Strong Sales – This store is performing well above the average Starbucks location. Please call for details.
63rd St S. Pulaski Rd.
Cross parking site with great visibility on a strong major VPD arterial Pulaski Rd - (43k VPD). Located in close proximity to Midway International Airport and in close proximity to several full service restaurants, QSR's, and hotels. Located 1/2 block south of the SEC of Pulaski & 63rd St.
High-profile 2nd floor space in the Gold Coast on dynamic Rush Street. 1,934 SF with private entrance on Cedar Street Brand new redevelopment with prime visibility and unique branding potential. High-end fashion and restaurant co-tenancy including Vans, Urban Outfitters relocation, Ted Baker, Scoop NYC, Barneys NY, Gibsons Steakhouse, Tavern on Rush, and Lux Bar among others. Available Immediately.
1789 sf of great neighborhood retail shop space available for lease adjacent to CVS. Excellent visibility from the traffic lighted intersection at Eola Road and Hafenrichter Road in Aurora. Plenty of parking available suitable for convenience oriented retailers, fast casual dining, or service providers. Area retailers include CVS, 7-Eleven, Dunkin' Donuts/Baskin-Robbins and Subway.
Small shop space available along E. Hyde Park Boulevard and S. Harper Avenue. Only one space remaining - 2,936 SF available. City Hyde Park is open and vibrant, spaces can be delivered immediately. Located at the base of 14-story City Hyde Park residential tower with 180 luxury units. Development designed by the nationally renowned Studio Gang Architects and includes 2 levels of garage parking, street front retail and connects to the 53rd Street Corridor through the newly redeveloped Harper Court Corridor. Located across the street from the Metra Electric Line and multiple bus stops. Close proximity to the University of Chicago and the top rated University of Chicago Medical Center as well as the recently announced Obama Presidential Library. Area co-tenants include LA Fitness, Chipotle, Starbucks, Ulta and Hyatt Place Hotel. Area restaurants include Promontory and Giordano's.
3,585 square feet available with Milwaukee Avenue frontage. Can demise to 1,900 sf. High ceilings, exposed brick, large sliding warehouse doors and a skylight create a stylish, trendy atmosphere. ½ block away from the Logan Square CTA Blue Line. Across the street from the Logan Theatre boasting. 200,000 visitors annually. Located in the heart of Logan Square, recently rated one of the 10 hottest neighborhoods in the country by Redfin. Neighboring tenants include Intelligentsia, Longman & Eagle, Lula Café, Webster's Wine Bar and Chase.
±1 acre available for lease or build-to-suit. Up to 3,400 SF building and a 9,800 SF free standing building under the proposed layout. Excellent redevelopment opportunity on site. Increased visibility on Belmont & Western with the demolition of the Western Avenue bridges. Serves as a gateway east into Lakeview and south into Bucktown. Caps the Clybourn retail corridor. Riverview Plaza just north on Western Avenue includes retailers such as Mariano's, Toys"R"Us, Walgreens, Chipotle, Unleashed, Meatheads, PNC Bank & Supercuts. Lane Tech High School, DeVry University and the Chamberlain College of Nursing are located north of the site.
15,625 SF available for sale or ground lease just off the corner of 63rd Street & Ashland Avenue. Heavy traffic volumes along the 63rd Street & Ashland Avenue corridors. Located next to the Ashland/63rd Green Line stop. Neighboring tenants include McDonald's, Checkers (coming soon) & ACE Hardware.
Highly visible Gold Coast corner with ±5,395 SF of prime retail space available - divisible. New 'demised' small shop tenant floor plan options– food users will be considered. Available immediately. Unique branding opportunities with tenant-designed storefronts. High-end fashion and restaurant co-tenancy including Ted Baker, Scoop NYC, Barneys NY, Gibsons Steakhouse, Tavern on Rush, and Lux Bar among others.
3.31 acres available for sale just off the corner of North Avenue and Grace Street in Lombard, IL. Heavy traffic volume along North Avenue. Close proximity to I-355 and I-83. Area tenants include CVS, Starbucks, Jimmy John's, McDonald's, Dunkin Donuts, Bank of America, Aldi, Portillo's and Target.
Retail space available for lease at the intersection of Rand Road, Kensington Road & Main St (Route 83) in Mount Prospect. 1,000 SF - 10,000 SF available. Located across the street from Randhurst Village. Area tenants include O'Reilly Auto Parts, ATI Physical Therapy, Starbucks, Firehouse Subs, AMC Theaters, Bed Bath & Beyond, Costco, Chase Bank, Jewel-Osco and more.
Retail space available for lease at CVS anchored center. Located at the intersection of Euclid Avenue and Plum Grove Road in Rolling Meadows. 1,683 - 5,396 SF available (divisible). On-site parking lot. Area tenants include BMO Harris Bank, Jiffy Lube, The UPS Store and Subway.
Free-standing fast food restaurant with drive-thru available for lease. ±3062 SF located across from Arlington International Racecourse and Arlington Park Metra Station. Close proximity to Route 53. Arlington Park Ridership - 35,982 passengers per day. Union Pacific Northwest Line - 11,301,755 passengers in 2015. Area tenants include McDonald's, Dunkin' Donuts, Orbit Skate Center, Arlington International Racecourse and more.
5,000 SF (divisible) of ground floor retail space available. 2nd floor fully leased. 23 commercial parking spaces behind building available. Tenant opportunity to design storefront. Located two blocks south of the CTA Damen Blue Line 'L' station. 106 feet of frontage along heavily trafficked Milwaukee Avenue (11,600 VPD). Neighborhood co-tenancy includes Urban Outfitters, Free People, G-Star Denim, Carhartt, Aldo, Goorin Bros. Hat Company, TOMS Shoes, Timbuk2, Lululemon, Benefit and more.
3,500 SF of contiguous retail / office space available in highly sought after West Loop location. Black iron capable. Easy access to transportation - only 2 blocks to the CTA Morgan Green Line 'L' Station. Adjacent to new McDonald's global headquarters and concept store. Available immediately.
Great opportunity for lease or ground lease. 5,505 SF former restaurant available for lease or redevelopment along with a 28,750 SF lot. Area tenants include Target, Walmart, PETCO, Sprint, Kohl's, AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Harley Davidson, ALDI, Menards, Home Depot, Tile Shop, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Chipotle, Vitamin Shoppe, White Castle, Jo-Ann Fabrics, and more.
Home to Chicago's longest operating candy and ice cream institution, Margie's Candies. One space remains with frontage along Western Avenue. Superior first-floor retail frontage on three streets, with visibility from each intersection and the Western Blue Line Station. A Transit Oriented Development (TOD). Steps away from the Western Blue Line L Station (1.6 million riders annually), four CTA bus routes and The 606. Nearby retail includes Concord Music Hall, Starbucks, Langhe Market, HERO Coffee, CrossFit Logan, Wasabi, Green Eye Lounge, Walgreens, Irazu, Remedy, Ipsento, Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club and many more.
Unique Bucktown opportunity. Up to ±6,000 sf of retail, medical, or office space at the crossroads of four thriving neighborhoods. Located on the borders of Bucktown and Humboldt Park with close proximity to surrounding neighborhoods of Wicker Park and Logan Square. Unique opportunity for larger format tenants to enter this tight market. Demising opportunities available making the space flexible for a variety of users. Unique opportunity for retail, medical or office space with parking. Ample onsite parking spaces available. Located at the busy northeast corner of North & Western Avenues with over 40,000+ vehicles per day.
Join the new, recently opened Culver's. Build-to-suit opportunities on the NEC of Milwaukee Avenue and Route 22. Pad A: Up to 5,000 SF with outdoor seating; Pad C: Up to 5,560 SF with outdoor terrace; Pad D: Up to 7,430 SF for small shop tenants or restaurants. Located on a strong retail corridor with high traffic counts on Milwaukee Avenue (31,600 VPD). Route 22 provides direct access to the Tri-State Tollway / Highway 94. In close proximity to Lincolnshire Marriott Resort, Commons at Town Center, Lincolnshire Commons, Trinity International University and Stevenson High School.
±900 SF available fronting Logan Square Park. Adjacent to the Logan Square Blue Line. ½ block from the Logan Theatre attracting 200,000 visitors annually. Located in the heart of Logan Square, recently rated one of the 10 hottest neighborhoods in the country by Redfin. Neighboring tenants include Longman & Eagle, Reno, Websters Wine Bar, El Cid, Azucar, Chase Bank, Billy Sunday, New Wave Coffee, Mini Mott, La Boulangerie and Lula Cafe.
Join Starbucks, Chipotle, Chase Bank, CVS, Sonic, Pizza Hut and T-Mobile at the ±13 acre Franklin Marketplace development. Located at the northwest corner of Grand Avenue & Mannheim Road. ±2,100 SF available in ±3,700 SF free standing building. Signalized intersection with strong traffic counts. Area retail includes Jewel-Osco, Dunkin Donuts, Wendy's, US Bank, McDonald's, Ace Hardware, Best Western Hotel and Bank of America.
9,379 SF available in the heart of Chicago's Loop at the SWC of LaSalle & Monroe. The Loop is considered one of America's strongest business markets consisting of 300,000+ workers in the CBD and over 5,000 residents. Loop market rents have consistently increased for the past 6 years and retail vacancies are currently among the lowest in Chicago. Premium visibility on both LaSalle and Monroe. High pedestrian and vehicular traffic counts. Nearby retailers include Starbucks, BMO Harris Bank, LOFT, AT&T, Jimmy John's and McDonald's.
15,060 SF available off Central Avenue, just south of Diversey Avenue. Located in Belmont Cragin, a dense residential neighborhood. Diversey Avenue benefits from high traffic counts. 1 mile east of the Brickyard and 1/2 mile north of Hanson Park Market retailers include AutoZone, ALDI, Family Dollar and Tony's Finer Foods.
17,440 SF available at the SEC of Devon & Mozart. Located in a dense retail trade corridor. High traffic counts and visibility along Devon which provides for a significant branding opportunity Market tenants include Citibank, Domino's, Home Depot, Walgreens and Ross Dress for Less.
8,527 SF available along Clark Street just north of Diversey Parkway. Located in the Century development with LA Fitness, ITT, Landmark Theatres and the Aveda Institute. Just north of the five way intersection at Broadway, Clark Street and Diversey Parkway. High auto and pedestrian traffic. Located in one of the strongest submarkets in Chicago. Market tenants include Walgreens, LA Fitness, T.J Maxx,Urban Outfitters, Express, Trader Joes, Target and Chipotle.
24,922 SF available at the SEC of Central Park & Division. Huge parking field. Frontage on Division Street, Central Park Avenue and Grand Avenue. Situated in a dense residential neighborhood. Located just west of Humboldt Park. Chicago Kedzie Plaza is located 1/2 mile to the southwest. Market tenants include AutoZone, Dunkin' Donuts, Subway, ALDI, Foot Locker, Chase Bank, Ashley Stewart, VILLA, Wingstop, Rainbow and AT&T.
22,575 SF available at the SWC of Wilson & Pulaski. Located over a full block which encompasses a huge parking field. High traffic counts and easy access from Pulaski Road. Pulaski Road leads to the Kennedy Expressway less than 1 mile to the south. Less than 1 mile from Theodore Roosevelt High School and the Kimball Brown Line CTA 'L' station. Located in Albany Park, 8 miles northwest of the Loop. Market tenants include AutoZone, Chase Bank, Walgreens, Petco, Starbucks and Subway.
13,013 SF available at the NEC of Sibley & Chicago. Located on a main thoroughfare of Dolton with high traffic counts and the Union Pacific intermodal depot directly to the west. Excellent access on both Sibley Boulevard and Chicago Road. 1½ miles from full access interchange onto the Bishop Ford Freeway. Market tenants include Advance Auto Parts, Dollar General, Food 4 Less, MB Financial Bank and Domino's.
10,886 SF available at the SEC of Belmont & Narragansett. Excellent visibility. Located along heavily trafficked arterials and sits at a signalized intersection. ½ mile north of The Brickyard Shopping Center. Less than ¼ mile from Steinmetz College Prep. Market tenants include Bank of America, McDonald's, Starbucks, Target, Lowes, Marshalls, Jewel Osco, Buffalo Wild Wings and Chipotle.
Great corner location at the northwest corner of Northwest Highway and Rohlwing Road. ±24,383 SF of land available. High traffic counts with easy access. Close proximity to Route 53. 5 minute drive to Arlington Park Metra Station (1,672 passengers per weekday). Less than two miles from Arlington International Racecourse with 800,000 visitors per year and the $350 million Arlington Downs mixed-use development which will bring 140,000 SF of new retail space to the market.
± 3,350 SF available on N. Broadway. Additional ± 400 SF basement space available. Located just off the corner of W. Belmont Avenue & N. Broadway. Less than half a mile from Wrigley Field. Access to Lake Shore Drive and Belmont Harbor to the east. 4 blocks from the CTA Belmont Red Line 'L' stop. Located in the dense Lakeview neighborhood in Chicago. Neighboring tenants include AT&T, Byline Bank, Walgreens, Chipotle, Gap, DryHop, and Jersey Mike's.
1,650 SF retail space available. Additional 1,550 SF basement space provided. Located in the heart of Wicker Park / Bucktown on North Avenue, just east of the Damen / North / Milwaukee intersection. Steps from the CTA Blue Line Damen 'L' station (2.2M riders in 2016) and the recently opened boutique hotel, The Robey. Join the area's world class shopping scene and dynamic mix of high-end boutiques and notable national retailers including TOMS, Shinola, Urban Outfitters, Intermix, Timbuk2, Nike, Arc'teryx, lululemon and Scotch & Soda. Area restaurants are some of the hottest dining destinations in Chicago, notably Publican Anker, UP & Up, Trench, Piece, Dimo's Pizza, LoKaL, Furious Spoon and Umami Burger. Q3 delivery.
Great strip center located at the high trafficked intersection of Rand Road and River Road. Center is anchored by Dunkin Donuts and Lady Jane's Men's Hair Salon with additional great retail surrounding the center. Excellent signage potential with plenty of parking.
±1,564 SF to ±3,233 SF available. Join H&R Block, Destiny Dental, Gamestop, Subway and new Pizza Hut (coming soon). Just west of the busy intersection of North Avenue and Western Avenue with approximately 72,000 vehicles per day combined. Center offers great visibility with parking in the West Town neighborhood. Excellent signage potential on the building as well as pylon signage available.
Brand new development with drive-thru. Located at the signalized intersection of Irving Park Road and Addison Road with excellent access and visibility. Close proximity to Route 83, I-290, I-355 and the Elgin O'Hare Tollway. Area retailers include Target, Jewel-Osco, Big Lots, Frank's Fresh Market, Petco, Famous Footwear, Autozone, GNC, TCF Bank, Crossroads Tavern, Domino's Pizza, Taco Bell, Burger King and many more.
Only one space remaining. Great retail location at the southwest corner of Belmont Avenue & Central Avenue in the Belmont-Cragin neighborhood. Situated next to a free community parking garage. Area retailers include Xsport Fitness, Chase Bank, Walgreens, Dollar Tree, Tony's Fresh Market and more. Incentives available. Broker Owned Property.
±2,140 SF available for sublease. 2nd generation restaurant space in River Square shopping center located at the heart of Downtown Naperville. Dedicated parking lot for shopping center. Close proximity to North Central College. River Square cotenancy includes Bar Louie, Rosebud Italian, Chipotle, Five Guys, Starbucks, Forever Yogurt, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory and more.
Under new ownership! 3-story brick and timber loft office building with adjacent single story scissor truss industrial flex building. 2,500 - 13,000 sf (full floor) available. $16-$20.00 Modified Gross. Flexible floor plans. Spaces feature hardwood and concrete floors, exposed brick, high ceilings, and abundant natural light throughout. Many building improvements planned, including all new lobby and redesigned common areas, new bike room, updated bathrooms with shower, upgraded passenger elevator cab, exterior improvements and more. Flex building boasts a recessed truck-level loading dock and wide corridors for easy maneuvering. TI packages available Easy street parking with no meters. Clean building, professionally managed. Located in the hot Kinzie Corridor / Fulton West submarket.
±3,408 SF outlot available, and ±1,500 SF inline corner space (available 3/31/19). Great visibility and signage potential. Excellent shopping center located in the heart of Lemont. Village Square is anchored by Aldi, Starbucks and Jimmy Johns as well as AT&T, Rosati's Pizza, Tap House Grill and more. Conveniently located just off the south east corner of 127th Street and State Street with approximately 17,000 vehicles per day combined.
±1,286 SF available, can be expanded to ±2,744 SF. Located at the highly trafficked intersection of Weber Road and Boughton Road in Bolingbrook. Monument sign on Boughton Road offers great visibility. Neighboring tenants are Athletico, T-Mobile and Jenny Craig. Area retail includes Target, Jewel-Osco, Kohl's, Meijer, Best Buy, PetSmart, Hobby Lobby and many more.
Great corner location along Broadway in Uptown's excellent shopping and entertainment corridor. Located one block north of the remodeled Wilson CTA Red Line 'L' station with 1.9M annual riders, which recently finalized a $203M reconstruction. Area retailers include Target, Jewel-Osco, Aldi, Ace Hardware, Corepower Yoga, Starbucks, AT&T, First Ascent Climbing and Fitness and many more. Streetscape improvements along Broadway to be completed Summer 2018 include new sidewalks, pedestrian plaza and more.
±717 SF to ±6,624 SF available. Corner location with high visibility and pedestrian traffic. Next to the Clark & Division CTA Red Line 'L' Station (2.7M annual riders). Less than ½ mile from Oak Street Beach and Lake Shore Drive. The building is undergoing a $50 million dollar redevelopment project to update all of the building's systems and restore the historical storefront facade. Blocks from fine dining restaurants including Maple & Ash, Gibson's Bar & Steakhouse & Morton's Steakhouse. Notable area developments include The Sinclair, a new 390-unit luxury residence, and Atrium Village a massive redevelopment project with 1,500 residential units and 47,000 SF of retail. Nearby retailers include Jewel-Osco, Walgreens, Starbucks, Sprint, Verizon, Jimmy John's, Halal Guys, Velvet Taco, Lou Malnati's, Goddess & Grocer, Warby Parker, Vans, Urban Outfitters, CVS and many more.
Newly renovated shopping center located just west of the high trafficked intersection of Addison & Western. Center offers great visibility and access with a large parking lot. Across the street from Lane Tech High School with ±4,200 students. Surrounded by the Bradley Sports Center, WGN-TV Station, CIBC Fire Pitch (Chicago Fire's practice facility) and more.
Up to ±4,912 SF available. Corner location just a block south of the highly trafficked intersection of Clark Street, Broadway, and Diversey Parkway. Heavy pedestrian traffic along Clark Street. Located in Chicago's dense Lakeview neighborhood. Less than ½ mile from the Diversey CTA Brown and Purple Line 'L' station (1.7M annual riders) and the North Pond Nature Sanctuary in Lincoln Park. Nearby retailers include Target, CVS, Walgreens, Trader Joe's, Nando's Peri Peri, Banana Republic, Akira, Express, Urban Outfitters, Stan's Donuts and more.
Located just south of the heavily trafficked Pulaski Road and Belmont Avenue intersection in the Belmont Gardens neighborhood. Excellent visibility along Pulaski Road (22,100 VPD), Pylon signage available. Ample parking. National co-tenants include AutoZone, Chase Bank, Pizza Hut, Subway, Rent-A-Center and more.
±15,000 SF ground lease or build-to-suit opportunity. Site is just east of Mannheim Road (39,800 VPD). Less than 10 minutes from O'Hare International Airport and the O'Hare I-90/I-294/I-190 interchange. Located in the heart of the O'Hare submarket with approximately 13 million square feet of office space and over 118,000 employees in a 3 mile area. Area attractions include Allstate Arena, River's Casino, Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, Fashion Outlets of Chicago and more.
Redevelopment Opportunity at the northeast corner of Ogden Avenue and Highland Avenue. ±3,000 SF building on ±11,700 SF land available. Great signage potential available on Ogden Avenue. Area tenants include Walgreens, Jewel-Osco, NAPA Auto Parts, Chipotle, Starbucks and more.
End-cap space available. Black iron available. Public parking lot. Just north of downtown Libertyville. ¼ mile from the Libertyville Metra Train Station. Nearby retailers include Rosati's Pizza, Jimmy John's, Egg Harbor, Taco Bell & Starbucks.
±3,590 SF of end-cap space facing Northwest Highway; ±2,410 SF in-line space. 2nd generation restaurant space on the end-cap with outdoor seating potential. Parking available. Located in downtown Park Ridge, a dense trade area. Across from Starbucks, Panera Bread, Five Guys, Oberweis and Chipotle. Directly behind Pickwick Theatre, an art deco movie theater and landmark since 1928. Less than a 5 minute walk to the Park Ridge Metra Station. Two blocks south of the Shops of Uptown, a mixed-use development containing luxury apartment rentals and retail including Trader Joe's, Chico's & Blufish Sushi Bistro.
Excellent visibility with plenty of parking.Transit oriented location just steps from Western/Milwaukee/Armitage, the Western CTA Blue Line (1.6M Annual Riders) and multiple bus routes. Located in the growing Logan Square neighborhood. Over 3,000 new apartment units coming into the market. Area retail includes Starbucks, Margie's Candies, Ipsento, Ace Hardware, Ramen Wasabi, 90 Miles Cuban Cafe, Walgreens, and McDonald's.
Up to ±4,875 SF with demising options available. Black iron available. Private parking optional. Adjacent to the CTA Red Line Bryn Mawr 'L' Stop (1.58M Riders in 2017). Access to Lake Shore Drive directly to the east. Just off the heavily trafficked intersection of Broadway, Ridge Avenue and Bryn Mawr Avenue (60,600 combined VPD). 1 mile south of Loyola University. Nearby retailers include Walgreens, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Francesca's Restaurant, Chase & 7-Eleven.
Suites 502 & 504 available for sublease thru 8/31/19. Space can be divided to ±3,647 SF and ±5,861 SF. Conveniently located in the heart of River North at the corner of Grand Avenue and Clark Street above the original Maggiano's. Beautiful office space. Move-in condition with existing furniture. Unbeatable proximity to Chicago's most popular restaurants including Beatrix, RPM Italian, Tanta, Brindille, Sunda and more. On site Management.
Endcap space available in West Ridge Plaza. Signage opportunity along California Avenue. Parking available. Less than 2 blocks from Devon Avenue. Area tenants include Aldi, Subway, Citibank and more.
Outlot parcel with drive-thru available. Located across the street from Target. Area retailers include Aldi, Tony's Fresh Market, Dairy Queen, Sherwin Williams, Goodwill and more. Excellent visibility and signage opportunity.
Single story commercial condo with abundant parking. Currently a specialty auto repair facility. Prime single or multi-tenant retail redevelopment opportunity Located in the Clybourn Retail Corridor, immediately adjacent to Webster Place shopping center. Affluent Lincoln Park submarket of Chicago. Adjacent to brand new C.H. Robinson Chicago HQ, which houses roughly 1,000 employees in 200,000 SF. Proximate to Lincoln Yards Development Site.
Brand new development located at the southwest corner of Archer and Cicero with excellent traffic counts (86,700 combined VPD). Center is just north of Midway Airport with more than 22 million passengers per year. Recently opened Starbucks adjacent to space. New indoor parking facility will be developed directly behind the center. Signage opportunity with great visibility.
±8,959 SF available on the second floor. Over 72' of a brand new windowline will be constructed with frontage facing 26th Street. Existing bathrooms in place. No columns provide for many, easy tenant layouts. Situated along a heavily trafficked street in a dense trade area. Located above a new Dollar Tree store.
±6,998 SF available. Located at Belden Centre at the northeast corner of Clark Street and Belden Avenue. 2nd floor space with great window visibility and signage potential. 60 car parking lot located adjacent to the building. Available immediately. Reduced lease rate.
Just north of the heavily trafficked corner of W. Belmont Avenue and N. Broadway. Potential for black iron. Less than ½ mile from Wrigley Field. Access to Lake Shore Drive and Belmont Harbor to the east. 4 blocks from the CTA Belmont Red Line 'L' stop. Located in Lakeview, one of Chicago's liveliest and most accessible neighborhoods. Anchored by a beautiful stretch of shoreline to the east, this vibrant lakefront community celebrates diversity and boasts something for every type of visitor.
SWC of 183rd & Governors Hwy.
Outlot endcap available. Cherry Creek Shopping Center is anchored by Walgreens and Ace Hardware. Located on Governors Highway with visibility on 183rd Street (29,900 combined VPD). Co-tenants in outlot are Pop's Beef and Forever Yogurt. Area Tenants include Big Lots, Jewel-Osco, Walt's Food Center, Panera Bread, Subway, McDonald's, Burger King, Bank of America, Edible Arrangements and more.
±3,564 SF corner space available. Space can be demised. Black iron capable. 54' of frontage on Clark Street. Outdoor seating opportunity along Gregory Street. 11' 7" ceiling height slab-to-slab. Located in the dynamic submarket of Andersonville. Easy access to Lake Shore Drive. Nearby retailers include Jewel-Osco, Fifth Third Bank, Walgreens, The Coffee Studio, Kanela Breakfast Club, McDonald's, AT&T, and Hair Cuttery.
Located on the ground floor of a brand new, 47 story, 500 unit luxury apartment building. Excellent location on S.Michigan Avenue in the heart of the South Loop. Blocks from Roosevelt Road, CTA Roosevelt Station (3.7M Annual Riders), Grant Park, Museum Campus, Soldier Field and more. Area tenants include Trader Joe's, Starbucks, Potbelly, Giordano's, Pure Barre, Chicago Firehouse Restaurant and more.
±82,339 SF (±1.8 Acres) available for ground lease or build-to-suit. Located along Sauk Trail between Walgreens and McDonalds. Central Richton Park location near Rich South Campus High School, Southland College Prep Charter High School, Richton Park Public Library, and Sauk Elementary School. Less than 10 min drive from Richton Park Metra Station. Area retailers include Walmart, Family Dollar, Domino's Pizza, Lakewood Bowl, and Rich City Skate.
2,177 SF available at the base of a 30 story, 242 unit luxury condominium building. Directly across the street from Grant Park. Walking distance to the Art Institute of Chicago, Millennium Park, and DePaul University Loop Campus. Co-tenancy with CVS. Area retailers include Starbucks, Corner Bakery Cafe, Potbelly, Huntington Bank, Bridgeport Coffee, Barnes & Noble, and more.
Excellent corner opportunity with frontage on both Wells & Division. Located in the vibrant Old Town neighborhood. Adjacent to Atrium Village, a new development with 1,500 residential units and 47,000 SF of retail. Neighboring retailers include Plum Market, Happy Camper, Soul Cycle, PNC Bank, Intelligentsia, Starbucks, and more. Broker Owned Property.
±15,142 SF lot available in Broadview on the corner of Roosevelt and 18th Avenue. ±3,564 single story, brick commercial building located on site. 17 surface parking spaces are included. Excellent visibility off the corner. Large pylon sign on site. Located on the heavily trafficked Roosevelt Road (28,700 VPD). Less than a mile from the Loyola University Medical Center. Easy access to I-290 located just to the north.
Former salon storefront. Ability to add black iron in back of space with single story roof. Excellent downtown Evanston location. One block from Albion at Evanston, a new 273 unit luxury apartment building being delivered next year. Two blocks from CTA Purple Line Davis Station and Metra Davis Street / Evanston Station. Neighboring tenants include Bar Louie, Bangers & Lace, Sushi Burrito, Edzo's Burger Shop, Peter Miller's Steak & Seafood, Freshii, Aloha Poke, GNC, Uncle Dan's and more.
Large storefront windows with great natural light. Frontage on Central Street. Basement space included at no extra cost. Across the street Central Avenue Metra Station Area tenants include Coast Sushi, The Spice Room, United States Postal Service, Chase Bank, Starbucks, JC Licht, Evanston Art Center, Dunkin', and more.
±10,057 SF available on the corner of Jackson and Wells. Housed within the Insurance Exchange Building designed by Daniel Burnham. Sits in a prime position in the Loop among many of Chicago's iconic landmarks. Located 1 block from Willis Tower. More than 1 million people visit its observation deck each year 3 blocks from Union Station, the 4th busiest rail terminal in the United States handling about 140,000 passengers on an average weekday. 1 block from the Chicago Board of Trade, one of the world's oldest futures and options exchanges. Easy access to Congress Parkway and I-290.
±13,013 SF available on the NWC of Ashland and 59th. Excellent visibility off of the heavily trafficked Ashland Avenue. Curb cuts along Ashland Avenue and 59th Street. Pylon signage available. Large parking field. Easy access to I-90. Neighboring retailers include Family Dollar, Dunkin' Donuts, O'Reilly Auto Parts and AutoZone.
±24,077 SF available on the SEC of Ashland Avenue and 80th Street Excellent visibility off of the heavily trafficked Ashland Avenue. Pylon signage available. Large parking field. Located in a dense trade market. Neighboring retailers include Family Dollar, Aldi, and Dollar Tree.
±10,880 SF available on the SEC of 103rd Street and Halsted Street. Excellent visibility off of the heavily trafficked Halsted Street. Curb cuts along Halsted Street and 103rd Street. Pylon signage available. Parking field and drive through lanes included. Easy access to I-57. Neighboring retailers include KFC, Subway, Boost Mobile and H&R Block.
±13,013 SF available on the SWC of North Avenue and Kostner Avenue. Excellent visibility off of the heavily trafficked North Avenue. Outlot of Menards and Aldi. Pylon signage available. Parking field and drive through lane included. Located in a dense trade market. Neighboring retailers include Burlington, Walmart and McDonalds, Chase Bank and Taco Bell.


There's more than stage talk in Dori Berinstein's documentary: Hiding within it is a remarkable, moving love story.
There's little sense of the Carol Channing beneath the overdone makeup - if there is one - except maybe to celebrate her fourth marriage to a high school classmate who died recently.
Carol Channing is 91 going on 7. That is meant as a compliment.
[Captures] the essence of Carol as one of those creatures of the theater that when you see her onstage, you know you've seen something special.
Not merely affectionate but cheerfully indulgent.
Let's hope Dolly finds her way back to center stage and never goes away again.
It's no surprise that she never really succeeded on television or film because Carol Channing truly is larger than life.
Still, a documentary of this nature lives and dies by the personality of its subject and Carol Channing has plenty to spare.
As show biz documentaries go, this one is a must-see.
In her ninth decade, Carol Channing is the subject of a documentary about her incredible life and devotion to entertainment that is as delightful and effervescent as the bubbly star herself.
Carol Channing: Larger than Life is like a warm cinematic hug from Shubert Alley, not to be missed by anyone with even the remotest passing interest in Channing or Broadway history.
This is a love letter to a born star and living legend that will make you laugh, cry, and be thankful that the great Channing is still here among us.


text:
Q: How to Join 2 tables to get 1 tables? How to make a query for this? I have no idea!!
Table 1
userID | Name
0001   | Tim
0002   | James
0003   | Bond
0004   | Steve
0005   | Bill

Table 2
ProductID | BuyerID | SellerID
00001     | 0001    | ooo4
00002     | 0003    | 0005
00003     | 0001    | 0002

How combine these two to:
ProductID | Buyer | Seller
00001     | Tim     | Steve
00002     | Bond    | Bill
00003     | Tim     | James

A: How about something like
SELECT  p.ProductID,
        b.Name as Buyer,
        s.Name Seller
FROm    Table2 p LEFT JOIN
        Table1 b    ON  p.BuyerID = b.userID LEFT JOIN
        Table1 s    ON  p.SellerID = s.userID

SQL Fiddle DEMO

A: SELECT
   tbl2.ProductID as ProductID,
   Buyer.Name as Buyer,
   Seller.Name as Seller
FROM tbl2
   LEFT JOIN tbl1 Buyer ON tbl2.BuyerID = Buyer.userID
   LEFT JOIN tbl1 Seller ON tbl2.BuyerID = Seller.userID

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Dr. Feradouni specializes in podiatry. He graduated from University of California, Irvine with a Bachelor degree in Biology. He completed his medical studies at the California School of Podiatric Medicine, Samuel Merritt College. Subsequently, he completed a three year comprehensive foot and ankle surgical residency at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center.


text:
MIT News magazine
Jennifer Chung '02
Novel contest taps Boeing engineer's creative side
Nancy Duvergne Smitharchive page
Last year Terroryaki! won Jennifer K. Chung '02, a Seattle-based software engineer, the top prize in the 3-Day Novel Contest, a 72-hour fiction-writing marathon held each Labor Day. That prize was a publishing contract: her book comes out this September.
Why did she enter? "It sounded like an interesting and creative challenge," says Chung, who was a reporter for the Tech and wrote games for the MIT Assassins' Guild. "I have returned to writing in the past couple of years. I participated in National Novel Writing Month in 2008, '09, and '10."
At MIT, Chung majored in computer science and engineering and minored in music. As she approached graduation, other interests consumed her writing time. With friends, she launched Tuneprint, a now defunct digital-music startup that worked on song-identification technology. In 2003 she took a job as a software engineer for Boeing, and today she works in the company's Seattle office on developing ground-control-station software for unmanned air vehicles.
The novel contest's intensity reminded her of her college days. To begin, she had two ideas, one serious and the other quirky. By the next morning, she had decided to go with the quirky story line: her heroine was a foodie hunting for an otherworldly take-out truck with fabulous chicken teriyaki while her sister was a few months away from a wedding to a "hopelessly white fiancé" whom their Taiwanese parents didn't like. Chung was writing the manuscript, which totaled nearly 100 pages, right to the end of the three days. Fortunately, she got to revise and expand Terroryaki! before publication.
Music is another renewed interest for Chung, who began playing piano at age four. At MIT she was an accompanist for music students and the MIT Musical Theatre Guild and the MIT Gilbert & Sullivan Players. In the past year, she's begun playing keyboard for a Goth metal band called Red Queen Theory (www.rqtheory.com).
She's an active volunteer as well. As a member of a Boeing leadership development program, she has worked with middle-school students on a regional math competition and other activities. Chung also volunteers for MIT as an educational counselor. During interviews with prospective students, she describes campus life and looks for students with deep interests, a characteristic that will help them succeed. "MIT students get passionate," she says.
by Nancy Duvergne Smith

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


This paper reports on energy fluxes across the surface of the ocean as simulated by fifteen atmospheric general circulation models in which ocean surface temperatures and sea-ice boundaries are prescribed. The oceanic meridional energy transport that would be required to balance these surface fluxes is computed, and is shown to be critically sensitive to the radiative effects of clouds, to the extent that even the sign of the Southern Hemisphere ocean energy transport can be affected by the errors in simulated cloud-radiation interactions.
Gleckler, P.J., Randall, D.A., and Boer, G. Cloud-radiative effects on implied oceanic energy transports as simulated by atmospheric general circulation models. United States: N. p., 1994. Web. doi:10.2172/10162018.
Gleckler, P.J., Randall, D.A., & Boer, G. Cloud-radiative effects on implied oceanic energy transports as simulated by atmospheric general circulation models. United States. doi:10.2172/10162018.
Gleckler, P.J., Randall, D.A., and Boer, G. Tue . "Cloud-radiative effects on implied oceanic energy transports as simulated by atmospheric general circulation models". United States. doi:10.2172/10162018. https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/10162018.
Technical Report Frank, William M. ; Hack, James J. ; Kiehl, Jeffrey T.
Technical Report Vogelmann, A. M.
OAK-B135 Final report from the University of California San Diego for an ongoing research project that was moved to Brookhaven National Laboratory where proposed work will be completed. The research uses measurements made by the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Program to quantify the effects of aerosols and clouds on the Earth's energy balance in the climatically important Tropical Western Pacific.


The Laminar Flow Glovebox/Isolator (LFGI) provides the ultimate in product and personnel protection. Germfree's LFGI functions as a Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolator (CACI) while operating under strong negative pressure to meet NIOSH recommendations. Additionally, the unit functions as a Compounding Aseptic Isolator (CAI) under positive pressure to meet USP 797 (and proposed USP 800) regulations. The operator is provided with a complete barrier from the materials being manipulated by working with a highly ergonomic glove system. Product SpecificationsPrint Page Request More Information Germfree_LFGI_all-sizes-new-logo The ultimate in product and personnel protection for sterile compounding Germfree's Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolators use HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filters to provide the highest level of operator and product protection. The supply HEPA filter provides laminar flow air, which bathes the entire work area. The exhaust HEPA filter handles all air exiting the LFGI. Additionally, two HEPA filters located inside the HEPA Purge Airlock filter the purged air. All filters are rated to remove particulates and aerosols 0.3 micron in size with a minimum efficiency of 99.99%. Particles that are smaller or larger than 0.3 micron are filtered at a greater efficiency. The LFGI Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolator provides personnel and product protection from particulates, dust, powders and aerosols. Microbiological particulates and aerosols, with the possible exception of prions, are also removed. Operator and product protection from gas and fumes are NOT provided by HEPA filtration, but limited protection from gas and fumes can be provided by venting or ducting. In accordance with the NIOSH alert on the handling of hazardous drugs, the LFGI can be configured for no recirculation and total exhaust of all air exiting the work area. Germfree's Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolators are designed to meet all USP 797 guidelines for sterile compounding, as well as the regulations for handling hazardous drugs proposed by USP Chapter 800. LFGI with waste and sharps disposal system for CACI configuration LFGI with waste and sharps disposal system for CACI configuration Germfree's Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolators are ergonomically designed. Germfree's Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolators are constructed of high quality all welded stainless steel with a pharmaceutical grade finish. The unit incorporates an integrated height-adjustable stand with locking cleanroom grade casters. The ergonomic, stainless steel sliding tray inside the airlock is designed to eliminate reaching strains. Further, the stainless steel interior work area trays are removable and are designed to slide over one another. This facilitates easy cleanup under the work deck. The extra large oval gloveports incorporate a two-part sleeve/glove system that allows for use of most types and sizes of commercially available gloves. Glove changes can be made while maintaining containment, to enhance personnel protection. The fluorescent light housing of the Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolator is externally mounted to provide optimum lighting in the work area. The Acrylic viewing panel is encased in a stainless steel frame and set at an angle to reduce glare and enhance operator comfort. The LFGI's system for waste and sharps removal has seals to maintain work area containment. A fully adjustable shelf is included to accommodate most commercially available wide-mouth or hinged-top sharps collectors. The LFGI Series of Barrier Isolators meet or exceed ISO 14644-1 for Class 5 air quality. Each Germfree Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolator undergoes rigorous physical testing before shipping to assure the unit meets all performance requirements. It is required that independent certification be performed before use of LFGI - Laminar Flow Glovebox/Isolator. Germfree's LFGI Series of Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolators provide an advanced solution for compliance of USP 797 sterile compounding requirements as well as the proposed USP Chapter 800 standards for handling hazardous drugs.
The Germfree Shielded Isolator provides advanced product and personnel protection while compounding sterile radiopharmaceuticals. Our Shielded Isolator functions as a Glovebox while operating under negative pressure to meet NIOSH recommendations. Additionally, the unit complies with USP <797> regulations for operation outside of a cleanroom. Unidirectional laminar airflow system maintains ISO Class 5/Class 100 air quality under dynamic conditions. HEPA filtered unidirectional (laminar) air bathes the work area to protect the product from contamination and removes any particulates generated by sample manipulation. The unit has 1/4" lead shielding for protection while compounding sterile radiopharmaceuticals. Users are completely shielded from materials being manipulated in the work area. Germfree's Radiopharmacy Isolator meets or exceeds ISO 14644-1 Class 5 (Class 100) air quality under dynamic conditions. The LFGI Series Isolator does not require an ISO Class 8 cleanroom. The unit fits Atomlab and other dose calibrators. Each Shielded Isolator undergoes rigorous physical testing to assure the unit meets performance requirements.
Germfree manufactures Class III Biological Safety Cabinets for a wide variety of research and development applications. Additionally we specialize in the comprehensive integration of laboratory equipment into the Class III cabinets. Controls may be relocated outside of containment and ergonomic mock-up units are used to insure proper process flow and comfortable ergonomics. Class III Biosafety Cabinets for research can also monitor and control temperature & humidity and can be fitted with carbon filters for work with volatile organic solvents that are an adjunct to microbiological work. Germfree is the world's leader in the engineering, design, and manufacture of Class III Biological Safety Cabinets (BSC). Throughout the entire process, from concept to completion, Germfree facilitates every aspect of your project. Custom Engineering Capabilities Custom Engineering Capabilities Germfree Engineers Safety Germfree understands that your health and safety is directly related to the proper engineering and design of your Class III Biological Safety Cabinet. All Germfree Class III Biosafety Cabinets meet the most stringent leak tightness specifications in the industry. Negative differential air pressure and air flow rates are set at optimal positions to maximize safety and ergonomics. There is always a physical barrier between the laboratorian and their work. Doors are interlocked to prevent accidental opening directly to the cabinet interior. Negative differential pressure is measured by digital pressure gauges with a back-up analog gauge for additional safety assurance. Audible and visual alarms alert lab workers to a low flow condition. Germfree is your single-source provider: Throughout the entire process, from concept to completion, Germfree facilitates every aspect of your Class III project. From initial discussions to delivery and set-up, Germfree manages and guarantees every detail of your Class III Biological Safety Cabinet. A variety of processes assure adherence to exact user requirements for each Custom Class III Biosafety Cabinet. These include: Initial approval drawings using 3-D parametric software (to ensure proper process flow and ergonomics). Physical Mock-up review at Germfree (to finalize gloveport and equipment locations). Factory Acceptance Test at Germfree. Installation by Germfree personnel or an experienced and vetted partner. Comprehensive Operations Manual Recommendation for a qualified independent certifier On-Site Installation, Training, and Certification: Germfree can provide installation of your Class III BSC including connections to exhaust systems, utilities, and other services. Germfree personnel provide training for the use and care of your Class III Biosafety Cabinet on-site after installation. Germfree can also recommend independent certifiers, who are qualified to provide performance testing (best practices) to ensure safe and proper operating conditions. Service - Special Immunization Program: Germfree factory-direct technicians have undergone special immunizations against uncommon bio-hazards. This means that they can enter many "hot" laboratories to provide service, maintenance, or modifications to Germfree Class III Biological Safety Cabinets. Temperature and Humidity Control Temperature and Humidity Control Class III Biosafety Cabinet: Applications: Germfree Class III BSCs have been used in up to BSL-4 labs for many decades. These cabinet systems provide an important alternative to high construction and maintenance costs associated with positive pressure suit labs. Class III BSCs are used to provide protection from biological hazards as well as containing mass generation of aerosols and toxins. Class III BSC systems can accommodate built-in equipment like incubators, autoclaves, microscopes, refrigerators, and analytical equipment. Design flexibility facilitates worker comfort and lab workflow while providing effective & efficient alternatives to ingress, egress and decontamination processes. Chemical Hazards: Germfree has the experience and expertise to design your Class III BSC for use with chemical hazards in addition to biological hazards. Germfree has many years of experience using carbon filtration (including ASZM-TEDA) systems to protect users from chemical hazards. Equipment Integration for Enhanced Ergonomics and Optimal Workflow Equipment integration into Class III Biological Safety Cabinets is a specialty of Germfree's engineering team. Germfree engineers and designers have vast experience integrating all types of standard laboratory and analytical equipment into our Class III BSCs. We place equipment into ideal locations for the best ergonomic comfort (we ensure this through the use of mock-ups). A range of transfer devices are available that allow you to introduce and remove items from containment safely. Transfer devices include airlocks, chemical dunk tanks, RTPs, doors to other pieces of primary containment equipment, and double door autoclaves. Germfree manufactures our own autoclaves and RTPs in addition to integrating other manufacturers' autoclaves and RTPs. Read more about equipment integration. Class III Enclosure Class III Enclosure Ergonomics: Comfort & Safety At Germfree advanced ergonomic design is paramount for enhanced safety and user comfort. Our engineers work with you to determine the best possible process flow for your application while ensuring ergonomic comfort. Germfree's ergonomic process includes: 3-D Auto Cad drawings of your Class III BSC -- used for preliminary design and approval. Physical mock-ups -- constructed to allow customers to ensure proper equipment placement and gloveport placement for best reach. Gloveports -- available in round or oval to provide the best choice for reach and movement. We offer a variety of different gloves with differing dexterity and thicknesses for your selection. High quality polycarbonate viewscreens with ample internal lighting for the best visibility. Decontamination and Cleaning: Germfree manufactures Class III Biological Safety Cabinets with integrated ports for the decontamination method of your choice. Germfree has experience with VHP, Formaldehyde Gas, Chlorine Dioxide, and other decontamination methods. Coved, radiused corners inside your Class III BSC make cleaning easier and decontamination more effective. All 316L Stainless Steel construction protects against corrosion from some decontamination methods (bleach). Longevity: Germfree has been manufacturing advanced containment equipment for five decades. Germfree uses only the highest quality components, properly sized, for long term reliability and safety. Germfree's Class III Biological Safety Cabinets are designed for longevity and durability.
Originally co-developed with United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID), this innovative technology allows a new level of safety and efficiency for animal handlers. Benefits include: Humane conditions and comfort for animals; Rapid and continuous method of containment and transport for exposed and infected animals; Significantly reducing human contact time with animals; Significantly reducing the length of time animals must be anesthetized; Significantly reducing the possibility of contaminating the environment; HEPA filtered airflow through the glovebox assures a comfortable environment while in transit; Gloveports on the transfer cart allow for procedures and emergency intervention. Transporters can dock to the Class III BSC or vivaria doors equipped with interlocking Rapid Transfer Ports (RTP), thereby eliminating containment breaches and potential animal injuries or escapes.
Germfree has designed and built specialized Class III glovebox systems for laboratories that are equipped to receive high-risk unknown samples such as chemical and/or biological weapons. These laboratories are operated by the Department of Homeland Security, state and local Public Health Agencies, Police and Fire Departments, and military units of many countries.These Class III Biological Safety Cabinets are uniquely designed for the triage requirements of Laboratory Response Network (LRN) and Public Health Labs (PHL). The units utilize HEPA and ASZM-TEDA carbon filtration to provide the highest level of user protection against chemical and biological threats.The Class III BSC provides an environment for the safe and secure containment, transportation and analysis of suspect nuclear, biological, chemical (NBC) terrorism evidence from the facility receiving area to the analytical laboratory. The units can be fitted with Rapid Transfer Ports (RTPs) to facilitate chain of custody procedures, secure storage of Select Agents, and to simplify work flow and processing. These Class III Biosafety Cabinets integrate with primary containment systems within the All Hazard Receipt Facility (AHRF). The technology was developed under a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical and Biological Center. BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL FILTRATION Germfree specializes in filtration systems for both biological and chemical hazards. Germfree uses Type C HEPA filters to protect against biological hazards and by using several different types of carbon, Germfree can offer protection from TICs, TIMs, and NTAs. Germfree's filtration systems are typically integrated into Class III BSCs or to building ductwork systems. Germfree also offers complete HVAC mechanical space filtration modules that integrate into existing buildings and new construction.
Germfree's PGB-III is the first field-deployable containment device that meets all of the requirements for a Class III Biological Safety Cabinet, as well as the standards for a Glovebox by the American Glovebox Society (AGS). Portable Class III Biological Safety Cabinet system This Class III Biosafety Cabinet (BSC) is lightweight and portable, making it highly suitable for a range of field applications. The unit is easily disassembled and can be transported as three compact pieces. The PGB-III with the standard HEPA filtration system weighs under 170 lbs. The PGB-III, Class III Biological Safety Cabinet is constructed of all welded aluminum with a removable side airlock. The unit is powder coated with a Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC) providing superior resistance to both decontamination agents as well as threats found in the field. The interior dimensions of the PGB-III, Class III Biosafety Cabinet are: 30" x 20" x 21.25" (LxDxH). The Unit is transported in a heavy-duty carrying case, which also doubles as a stand while deployed. The Portable Class III Biological Safety Cabinet with Advanced Filtration Class III biological safety cabinet ready for transport Class III Biosafety Cabinet ready for transport The unit incorporates a single HEPA inlet with double HEPA exhaust, meeting Class III BSC requirements. A 10-foot flexible hose connects the PGB-III to the motor blower. The motor blower is outfitted with carrying handle and provides the proper operating negative pressure at 40-50 CFM of airflow. Additional High Containment Filtration Option: Germfree also offers a portable high containment filtration system as an option for the PGB-III. In addition to double HEPA exhaust, this system incorporates two ASZM-TEDA charcoal filters suitable for operation with both chemical and biological threats.
Germfree is the world's leader in the engineering, design, and manufacture of Class III gloveboxes for mobile applications. Throughout the entire process, from concept to completion, Germfree facilitates every aspect of your Class III BSC for use in a mobile installation. From initial discussions to delivery and set-up, Germfree manages and guarantees every detail. A variety of processes assure adherence to exact user requirements for each Mobile Custom Class III Biological Safety Cabinet. Mobile Laboratories See Germfree's Mobile Laboratories section to learn more about how Germfree's Class III Biosafety Cabinets are integrated within a mobile laboratory. Modular Laboratories Also see our Modular Laboratories section to learn more about how our Class III Gloveboxes fit into a modular application.
Germfree designs, engineers and manufactures complete Class III Biological Safety Cabinets for portable applications. These Class III Portable Gloveboxes are a complete package. The components and options have been developed, tested and field-proven with over 300 units in mobile lab operations. The exhaust air filtration system is available with HEPA or HEPA/Carbon (MIL Spec is available) filtration for either biological or chemical/biological hazards.The standard Class III Portable BSC was developed by the U.S. Army specifically for handling Weapons of Mass destruction (WMD). Germfree's units are portable, transportable, rugged and is ideally suited for first responders.
Rapid Transfer Ports or 'RTPs' can be incorporated in a wall or mounted in the Class III Biological Safety Cabinet. These containers provide a safe and easy method for moving specimens, materials, supplies and waste without breaking containment. The RTPs come in various sizes and can be locked to meet requirements for Select Agent storage and to facilitate chain of custody transfer and reporting.
Our Units are designed for separate and/or combined gas decontamination of cabinet airlocks and filter housings. Additional isolation of carbon filters can be provided to allow for different decontamination agents. VHP Gas DecontaminationAll Germfree Class III Biological Safety Cabinets can be equipped with bubble-tight inlets and exhaust dampers to allow for gas decontamination with Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide or Chlorine Dioxide (VHP, ClO2).
Germfree has decades of experience integrating a diverse range of autoclaves within our Class III BSC lines. The BMBL 5th edition recommends that BSL-3 laboratories be equipped with or have access to an autoclave. Germfree can provide autoclaves for mobile and modular applications as well as integrating autoclaves in our Class III Systems. Double Door Autoclaves Germfree offers a double door autoclave custom fitted for our Class III Systems. These units are equipped with interlocking doors which afford dual use as a pass-through. These units are for stand alone and mobile lab applications.
Germfree manufactures specialized Class III biological safety systems that provide controlled environments for testing within a wide range of climatic conditions. Our Environmental Test Chambers are utilized to achieve a multitude of set points for temperature and humidity while offering high containment. These systems are ideal for testing the effectiveness of decontamination agents and procedures in diverse climatic scenarios.


The new Leica Disto X4 has a more rugged design for tough conditions.
Pointfinder Camera: for long distance measurements in bright sunlight.
Bluetooth Smart: Create sketches, plans and document your measurements on your smartphone or tablet automatically when taking measurements. Supports iOS, Android, and Windows.
Easy detection of stake-out position due to dynamic marks on the display. Visual information indicates exactly where you are.
The range and accuracy of all Leica DISTO devices are checked in accordance with ISO 16331-1. As a result, you can be sure that the performance of the instrument is maintained not only in the test lab, but even more importantly on everyday site takes.


text:
Matthew Paul Henkel
Matt Henkel, 42, of Byron, formerly of Sublette and Amboy died on May 19, 2021, with his family by his side. Matt fought a courageous 13-year battle with brain cancer and spent his last few months participating in a clinical trial in hope of advancing the cause of conquering GBM. Matt fought this battle with an unbelievable amount of love and support from family, friends, co-workers, and the community. Matt was born in Mendota, IL, on February 18, 1979 to Paul and Susan Henkel. He was raised in Sublette and spent the majority of his life raising his family in Amboy, before moving to Byron. He graduated from Amboy High School in 1997 and from Illinois State University in 2001. In 2002, he married Cammie Cook, his high school sweetheart and wife of nearly 20 years. Matt's love of golf led him to a career in course management. He started as an intern at the Byron Forest Preserve and was promoted to assistant superintendent, before realizing his dream of becoming superintendent of PrairieView Golf Course in 2010. In 2018, Matt assumed the role of general manager/superintendent before cancer tragically cut his career short. Matt embraced technology in the golf industry and was instrumental in bringing PrairieFire to life. When he could no longer work, it brought him great joy and pride to view the daily usage reports and know that so many people were spending quality time together and enjoying his dream. Matt was a beloved father, son, uncle, brother, boss and friend to many and will be remembered for his smile, kindhearted nature, and willingness to help out anyone. Matt was truly humbled by the many acts of kindness and love showered upon him and his family and wanted everyone to know how much he appreciated all that has been done to support his fight over the years. Special thanks to the caregivers at Serenity Hospice for their flexibility, understanding, and compassion. Thank you also to Bridgette Oester and Jones Funeral home, who were instrumental in coordinating the donation of Matt's brain to the NIH Brain Bank at UCLA. Matt is survived by his wife, Cammie, son Ashton, and daughters Claire and Mara, his parents Paul and Sue Henkel of Sublette, sisters Rachel (Andrew) Tarr of Amboy and Sarah (Ken) Gehant of Compton, grandmothers Patricia Syskowski of Mendota and Betty Henkel of Sublette, many aunts, uncles, and cousins, his in-laws, Les and Deb Cook of Amboy, Jenny and Scott Full of Amboy, and Breann and Brian Welker of Dixon, and 9 nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly. He was preceded in death by his younger sister, Catharine Henkel, grandfathers, Stan Syskowski and Cletus Henkel, and uncle, David Henkel. At Matt's request, his body will be cremated, and there will be no services. Matt felt fortunate to have been able to spend the past year celebrating his life in large and small ways with his friends and family that he loved so much. Cancer taught Matt many lessons about the value of time, and he would much prefer everyone use the hours that would have been spent attending services to make memories with family, volunteer, or engage in a random act of kindness to brighten someone else's day. Memorials may be directed to the Matt Henkel fund at First National Bank in Amboy to be used for his children's college education, the Wee One Foundation, or the donor's choice. The omission of flowers is requested.
Matt Henkel, 42, of Byron, formerly of Sublette and Amboy died on May 19, 2021, with his family by his side. Matt fought a courageous 13-year battle with brain cancer and spent his last few months participating in a clinical trial in hope of... View Obituary & Service Information
The family of Matthew Paul Henkel created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories.
Matt Henkel, 42, of Byron, formerly of Sublette and Amboy died...
Send flowers to the Henkel family.


At Dumpster Blog, we strive to bring you the best service at the best price available. We have a wide selection of dumpster sizes in stock in Marble Rock, IA, with flexible & timley pickup and delivery. Give us a call today for all your dumpster rental and roll off needs.
A major cleanout can be stressful as well as exhausting. Whether you're planning for the upcoming cross-country transfer to a smaller residence, cleaning out a senior relative's home previous to an property sale or perhaps foreclosure, or perhaps gut-renovating your office as well as installing all-new fixtures, all of the rubbish you throw has to get somewhere. You'll be able to divide the garbage and rubbish up in to small plenty and get back and out to the remove and the recycling center, totally wasting valuable time, gasoline, and energy. In addition save yourself the trouble by working with a professional rubbish hauling team to do the heavy-lifting and discretion for you. What exactly does the junk hauler perform? It depends around the specific company, so consider your needs and your finances before making the hiring conclusion.
These along with issues will influence the entire process of Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA, regardless of the nature of the task. Ask hard questions, requirement clear answers, knowing that you have many choices when it comes to renting throw off containers.
Giving solid consideration to the length of the dumpster required for a location or perhaps project is very important. It can be difficult often to estimate the amount of waste which will need to become removed, but taking the time to come up with an accurate calculate makes the procedure go far more smoothly. Certainly, price is proportional to size when it comes to dumpsters, so this is and a practical matter to do from your money point of view.
Many throw off corporations promote the thought that bigger is more preferable, meaning that you can be up-sold to a container size in which well is greater than your actual requirement. Much better certainly greater to err tubing having a much more container as compared to is necessary, just one double the required capacity is definitely throwing away funds.
Nowadays homes and corporate and personal companies make use of these services. It is in reality all about the usefulness. Be it garbage from the house, office management, expensive hotels, a club or perhaps any place else, simply relax and present away the garbage as assistance is just one call away.
When it's all over, you're going to incorporate some cleanup to perform. Together with your neighborhood friends, consider renting the dumpster for the items that don't take care of to sell. Many Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA companies would really not throw-away the practical items that you add in your rental dumpster, but will as a substitute donate these individuals to charity, there is no need to feel that that you are being wasteful by getting a dumpster inside to haul off the excess garage sale items. By renting a dumpster to clear after your community yard sale, it can save you yourself the trouble of having to haul everything to a good cause yourself, and also you and your neighborhood friends will have a quick and easy way to clear everything out there at once.
Letting a dumpster is a very useful services for a lot of distinct projects. But just like any other purchase, can remember the old phrase "buyer beware". Ask a whole lot questions and be sure you get a completely inclusive, predetermined fee on your dumpster purchase. Use the issues and recommendations above to assist navigate through the Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA process and you ought to come out a pleasant and well-informed customer!
Have you been recently thinking about hiring a dumpster, but are unsure how the process even operates? Wondering should the driveway is very large enough, rental price ranges or whether a permit is necessary a few of the concerns potential dumpster apartment renter's are faced with.
For the new leisure room you could possibly now put in your large furniture products. Maybe you obtained a new sectional couch and massive screen Telly. This will be heave with your new lavish carpeting and freshly colored walls. No longer dark paneling as well as dingy aged carpeting to go on.
It's your decision to replace of which broken home or all the old entrance doors in your home. Your baseboards could need to replaced as well. The rug in your old home could need replacing and also some of the wooden floors. By using these a big project you know that you'll need to rent a dumpster.
Waste materials which is divided can be sold for funds, donated, or even in the case connected with appliances and several cabinets -- given to a nonprofit such as An environment for Humanity. Cities throughout the country have started to put resale merchants in place and you will donate the reusable components to Habitat in which they are marketed and then the funds are used for your charity's ongoing initiatives. Dumpster rentals are crucial to this kind of a procedure because just chucking everything into a large pile and only disposing of the item en ton, or having the top of the pile crush everything underneath it, will serve no one's objective.
So your investment price hikes and discretion restrictions connected with going to the regional dump. Now you can do away with all of your household garbage and dust in one straightforward step without ever staying away. Call any local today to agenda your handy Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, just in time for springtime.
The next forms of dumpsters that are available usually are roll off of dumpsters. These are the dumpsters that happen to be most widely used inside the trash discretion project. These are uniquely designed to handle large tons of spend generated inside the large initiatives like construction, house redevelopment, and backyard clean up and construction initiatives. Trash accrued on realization these kinds of initiatives will not only become very large, but also incredibly bulky anyway. The throw off dumpsters is usually mounted on tires so that they can definitely be rolled with to the vans. These throw off dumpsters staying enclosed with all the double entrance doors, one at the top and one in the bottom will help easy throwing into the dumpster even so huge it really is. Not all your roll off of dumpsters will in shape every kind with the project; the item differs from project to project. The 10yard dumpster will be a very best fit for a home renovation project, a 35 yard regarding construction project and a Forty yard regarding commercial discretion.
Make sure you recognize how long you can the rented dumpster. You should be able to use it for one fee for at least two weeks. Find out you can rent the item a little longer should the job is large and you don't even think the company will finish off within the period.
It is the most inexpensive way of throwing out any a lot of trash. The kind waste broke up with in the dumpster can vary depending on the undertaking, so dumpster happens to your job area in customized sizes to fit the undertaking requirements. Dumpster rental is the best investment as it wipes out any a lot of trash in a single go with affordable charge without any holding out periods. Recycling all the qualified litter from the dump may be the additional advantage attached to this Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA. Disposing this waste as a result of Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA will reuse the trash from the environmental pleasant manner and also promote environmental consciousness from the society.
There are commonly 4 shapes of dumpsters to provide most anybody. You may rent one in a 10, Twenty, 30, or maybe 40 property size. Aren't getting one that will likely be too big otherwise it's a throw away of money, and something too small indicates either a handful of trips which costs more, or maybe renting a different dumpster, which also is more epensive. When you go to the roll off rental site they may help you work it out, as well as trying to keep the land around your own home neat and tidy, and also safe.
The most effective things about renting a dumpster is the fact some Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA companies will do every little thing they can to reuse or donate reusable items from your dumpster so that you will don't have to sort those things out yourself. Place everything in your current dumpster that you want eliminated, and they'll conserve the rest! Just before deciding on which dumpster company to rent by, make sure you learn how many days or maybe weeks you may keep the dumpster at your parent's home. You want to be sure you have enough time to finish the job.
There's no skepticism about it getting rid of debris from your vacant home sight is going to be much bigger than you imagined. Renting a personal dumpster is the perfect way to carry away individuals discarded resources off your premises. Even better, the experts at the design Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA have made the full rental process extremely convenient and in addition they provide the outstanding rates. Across the country Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IAs are available online or by phone.
Keep in mind, there are many limitations you must know about. For example, coloring, building resources, oil and also chemicals might need special focus. Tires as well as other types of one of a kind auto areas may also want proper fingertips. The company let you know what issues you can and cannot placed into these disposals.
Something is valuable (like copper hoses), and dumpsters include locks which will prevent burglary. You need to think about website which will quote you the finest price and also delivery times from a simple, and quick, online type. If you are a newbie at remodelling -- a homeowner signing up for most of your kitchen renovation must knows for instance, these Cost of a Roll Off Dumpster in Marble Rock, IA sites undoubtedly are a real additionally and a way to save time which will help you obtain organized. After you have ordered increase dumpster, they will deliver it and put it easily on your lot, where you basically fill it up next call as you seek for acquire.


text:
City, Bublr Plan Bike Share Expansion
Federal grant will add 26 stations, 250 bikes and service to more areas by end of 2020.
By Jeramey Jannene	- May 14th, 2019 03:17 pm
Bublr Bikes
The City of Milwaukee and non-profit bike-sharing system operator Bublr Bikes are planning to add approximately 26 stations and 250 bikes to the system. But the stations won't be installed until summer 2020 at the earliest.
The Department of Public Works is soliciting public input on where to place the stations, and has identified three expansion areas beyond the initial service area.
The western expansion would nearly unify the system with stations located in Wauwatosa and West Allis. A map provided by the city shows the expansion going as far west as Highway 175, north to approximately W. Lisbon Ave. and as far south as W. National Ave. Only a handful of stations within the city are located west of Interstate 43 today.
A southern expansion would encompass much of Walker's Point and the northern tip of Bay View. The map shows the southern expansion area stopping just south of E. Lincoln Ave. One station is located in Bay View today at Zillman Park.
A northern expansion would run east of Interstate 43 and north to the city limits. This includes the neighborhoods of Harambee, Bronzeville, Halyard Park, Brewers Hill, Riverwest and the East Side. Bublr has added a privately-funded station in Riverwest along E. Center St. in the past year.
2019-2020 Bublr Bikes expansion map. Image from the City of Milwaukee.
Adding 26 stations would place Bublr Bikes over its goal of 100 stations.
The dock-based system relies on users taking trips from dock to dock using single payment rides or monthly or annual passes. A map, showing bicycle availability and station locations, is available on Bublr's website.
The new stations will be funded by a $1.9 million federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) grant. Many of the capital costs for stations within the city have been funded by the CMAQ program, with additional stations funded by tax-incremental financing, philanthropic giving and corporate sponsors. Shorewood, Wauwatosa and West Allis also have stations that have been funded by state grants and local funds.
The density of the stations has been found in other markets to be a key driver of system use.
Far from just being able to place the stations wherever they wish, city officials must juggle a number of issues when selecting sites. The most straight-forward involve simple geometry: would a station leave enough clearance space, cause a problem by covering a utility manhole cover, require street light relocation or necessitate chopping down a tree? More burdensome are federal grant requirements. When using federal money to install a station in a park an extensive review process is required and a long-term lease is needed. In addition, the grant requires the city to obtain a long-term lease or have the city acquire a portion of the property when installing a station on private land. Other restrictions arise for federally-designated historic buildings or districts.
Bublr Bikes executive director Sally Sheperdson will be a guest on next week's episode of City Beat to discuss the expansion plans and how the system is doing.
The city, which administers the federal grant, will hold two open houses to solicit feedback on potential station locations.
Meeting Locations
Mitchell Street Library
906 W. Historic Mitchell St.
Martin Luther King Library
310 W. Locust St.
Brief presentations at both meetings at 4:15 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
If you think stories like this are important, become a member of Urban Milwaukee and help support real independent journalism. Plus you get some cool added benefits, all detailed here.
Milwaukee Wants Your Input on Future of Dockless Scooters
Oct 19th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene
Wisconsin Vehicle Emissions Dropped During Lockdowns
Oct 6th, 2021 by Danielle Kaeding
Federal Infrastructure Bill Will Help State's Maritime Economy
Sep 30th, 2021 by Adam Tindall-Schlicht
Categories: Transportation
sbaldwin001 on Data Wonk: What Can School District Report Cards Tell Us?


We believe in the only true God, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; that these three are one – the Father in the Son, the Son in the Father, and the Holy Spirit equal in essence or being with both; that this triune God created, sustains, governs, protects and supports the heavens and the earth, all that is seen and unseen.
We believe in Jesus Christ, being fully God and fully man; that He became flesh by the power of the Holy Spirit in the Virgin Mary and was born of her; that He is the Savior and Mediator of the whole human race, if they accept the grace he offers; that this Jesus suffered and died on the cross for us, was buried, arose again on the third day, ascended into heaven, and sits on the right hand of God to intercede for us; and that He shall come again at the last day to judge the quick and the dead.
We believe in the Holy Spirit; that He is equal in being with the Father and the Son, and that He comforts the faithful, and guides them into all truth.
We also believe what is contained in the Holy Scriptures, that the fall in Adam and redemption through Jesus Christ, shall be preached throughout the world.
We believe the ordinances, baptism and communion are to be practiced by all Christians; and that it is incumbent on all the children of God particularly to practice them; but the manner is to be left to the judgment and understanding of every individual.


A super easy, healthy, and hearty one-pot soup that takes no time to make. Serve it with some toasted bread or simply as-is for a light dinner.
This quick shrimp soup recipe is a healthy to lost weight and when you are on a low-carb diet.
There are a number of recipes that are not only easy to make, but also contain optimal nutritional composition you can search on some blogs. Especially after a workout, to help you recover. It contains tons of lean protein, next-to-no fat, and a healthy load of vegetables. The soup really fills you up so you won't crave any meat or sweets afterwards.
It's a super simple recipe. The one thing that I really want to share is how easy it is to make a flavorful meal with a couple of Asian ingredients and cooking techniques. For example, the quick marinade will keep the shrimp juicy and tender while cooking. The green onion, ginger, and soy sauce will add tons of flavor to the soup. Even though you only need a quick boil to cook the ingredients through, the soup will still be rich enough to satisfy, even as a full meal.
Combine all the marinade ingredients in a small bowl. Stir to mix well. Let marinate for 5 minutes.
Heat oil in a 3-quart dutch oven over medium heat until hot. Add the green onion and ginger. Stir a few times to release fragrance. Add the mushrooms. Stir and cook for 1 minute. Add the chicken stock and turn to medium-high heat. Cook until bringing to a boil.
Add the kale leaves and the shrimp. Cook for 2 minutes. Add the tofu. Cook for another 2 to 3 minutes, or until the shrimp is cooked through and the kale turns tender. Stir in the soy sauce and add black pepper. Taste the soup. Add more salt if needed.
Serve hot as a side or main.


text:
Q: How to time average the product of two waves with distinct periods? I have a product of two cosine waves, each with a different period.
$$f(x) = \cos(\omega_1t-\delta)\cos(\omega_2t-\delta)$$
I would like to find the time average of this product using:
$$\frac1T \int_0^T \cos(\omega_1t-\delta)cos(\omega_2t-\delta)dt$$
The period of $f(x)$ is $T = \omega_1\omega_2$, but with this limit, I get a computer solution that seems too complicated to be correct. Is there any reason to believe this integral has a palatable solution? If the integral is analytic, please sketch the method of solution.

A: Hint: You may solve it by using$$\cos A.\cos B=\frac{1}{2}(\cos(A+B)+\cos(A-B))$$
Thus:
$$\frac{1}{2T}\int^T_0 \cos((\omega_1+\omega_2)t-2\delta)+cos(\omega_1-\omega_2)t.dt $$
Hope you can solve further?


You know who, its the Foo!
Fill out the form to generate your custom post type code.
This code generator was created by FooPlugins using Gravity Forms and a custom plugin.
"Custom Post Type Generator" is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Translate "Custom Post Type Generator" into your language.
Browse the code , check out the SVN repository , or subscribe to the development log by RSS .


text:
Victim of fatal Youngstown fire was using space heaters to heat home
by: Joe Gorman
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — Fire investigators said Thursday that a woman who was killed in a blaze Wednesday at her South Side home was filling a space heater with kerosene when flames broke out.
Fire Investigator Capt. Kurt Wright said the elderly woman who died was also a smoker. She was found on the first floor where the fire broke out.
Women charged with child endangering after dispute at school
The Mahoning County Coroner's Office is expected to release the name of the victim. A cause of death is pending, but the fire that broke out about 6:15 p.m. at her home in the 300 block of East Auburndale is being ruled accidental.
Wright said the woman had two kerosene space heaters in the home, as well as a five-gallon can of kerosene. The woman has not had gas in the home since 2008, Wright said.
This is the second fatal fire in the city in less than a week. A man was killed in a house fire early Friday morning on Oklahoma Avenue. He has been identified as 58-year-old Miles Hogan.
Wright said finding a cause for that fire will be difficult because of the deteriorating conditions of the home before the fire, which led to the second floor collapsing on the first floor. A cause of death is also pending in that fire.
These are the first fatal fires in the city this year. Wright said the city did not have a fatal fire last year or in 2020.
Ryan Hellock and Jacob Thompson contributed to this report.
Mel Robbins Main Area Middle


Last night was my cousin's birthday and we really enjoyed each other's company as we had our chit-chats while we were having our dinner. I don't know why we were able to mention my cousin's boyfriend who was looking to improve the look of his hilux. According to my other cousin, he suggested him to purchase a retractable Truck Tonneau Cover in order to improve the overall look of his vehicle. Well, he really considered buying that one since it will serve also to protect and seal his truck bed and one more thing is that he can store things in the back of his truck safely without having worries that someone can break in and even take them.
Looking for the Right Dress!
A Great Budget Hotel in MC!
I am Creative Mom Blogger!
BS N or BS Pharma?
Join the Huge Celebrations Now!
Yovia's Earn and Learn Program!
Lovely Blog Award goes to LOVE's Haven!
Rates so High or Low?
Happy Birthday my dear Sis!


Thomas has over 10 years of experience in public relations and is a specialist in strategising corporate communications programmes for multinational corporations and international financial services firms operating in Asia, and semi-government bodies and NGOs in Hong Kong.
Thomas spearheaded the growth of Madaket+Co., now part of Hume Brophy, since joining the agency in December 2014. Aside from managing the business of the Hong Kong office, he is passionate in serving clients and is hands-on in day-to-day client advisory and management of key accounts, helping clients continuously enhance their presence across markets in Asia.
Thomas is also an experienced media trainer and has trained a number of senior executives at financial services firms and property developers in Hong Kong.


text:
Shindo.tests('Fog::Compute[:vsphere] | modify_vm_cdrom request', ['vsphere']) do
  compute = Fog::Compute[:vsphere]

  modify_target = '5032c8a5-9c5e-ba7a-3804-832a03e16381'
  modify_cdrom = compute.cdroms.new(
    instance_uuid: modify_target
  )

  tests('When adding a cdrom the response should') do
    response = compute.add_vm_cdrom(modify_cdrom)
    test('be a kind of Hash') { response.is_a? Hash }
    test('should have a task_state key') { response.key? 'task_state' }
  end

  tests('When destroying a cdrom the response should') do
    response = compute.destroy_vm_cdrom(modify_cdrom)
    test('be a kind of Hash') { response.is_a? Hash }
    test('should have a task_state key') { response.key? 'task_state' }
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Any great remote car ought to have some sort of valet mode. This can be a condition that the specific remote car starter may be put into to keep away from the vehicle through beginning remotely while permitting keyless access and certain different capacities to figure. how to fix cells at the top of excel 2016 More than its good-looks, the Avital makes for a hefty security and remote start system for your car, too. Taking control of your car is made easy with the large blue-backlit LCD display complete with a panic mode that will have everyone within its wireless radius to cast their attention on the blaring siren and flashing lights on your car.
14/07/2018 · In this Article: Resetting Your Checkmate Alarm System in with a Valet Switch Resetting Your Checkmate Alarm System With the Car Battery Resetting Using the "Wait It Out" Method Community Q&A References how to know about past life love The nicer your car, the more you may want to invest in having the valet favorably disposed toward you and your vehicle. Let's say valet parking costs $10. Don't hand the driver your pocket change or a crumpled single dollar bill.
6/05/2006 · If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed.
This video isn't the worst we've seen where a dealership employee takes a car out for a ride. But what's interesting is the driver's obliviousness to the car's onboard dashcam.
This procedure will only deactivate Valet Mode, it will not activate Valet Mode. The vehicles parking lights should flash twice to indicate the system has exited valet mode. The vehicles parking lights should flash twice to indicate the system has exited valet mode.


text:
SJVN wins Bihar's 200 MW solar tender with INR 3.11/kWh bid
The hydropower producer will sell the solar electricity generated from the plant to Bihar Renewable Energy Development Agency (BREDA) under a 25-year power purchase agreement.
August 17, 2021 Uma Gupta
The NU-JD445 solar panel
Image: Sharp
State-owned hydropower producer SJVN Limited, a joint venture of the Government of India and the State Government of Himachal Pradesh, has emerged as the winner in a 200 MW solar auction by Bihar Renewable Energy Development Agency (BREDA). It secured the project by quoting the lowest tariff of INR 3.11/kWh (US$ 0.042/kWh) to develop the capacity on a build-own-operate (BOO) basis.
The cost of project construction is estimated at INR 1,000 crore (US$ 135 million). The PV plant is expected to generate 420.48 million units of electricity in the first year and a cumulative 10,512 million units over 25 years.
BREDA will sign a 25-year power purchase agreement with SJVN.
"These projects will help SJVN in achieving its ambitious shared vision of 5,000 MW by 2023, 12,000 MW by 2030, and 25,000 MW by 2040 and simultaneously contribute towards RE capacity addition target of 175 GW by 2022 set by the Government of India," read an SJVN statement.