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Temperature Probe Manufacturers and Companies
IQS Directory provides useful search tools to find leading temperature probe manufacturers and suppliers. Find temperature probe companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture temperature probes to your specifications. Peruse our website to review and discover top temperature probe manufacturers with roll over ads and complete product descriptions. Connect with the temperature probe companies through our hassle-free and efficient request for quote form. You are provided company profiles, website links, locations, phone numbers, product videos, and product information. Read reviews and stay informed with product new articles. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of rtd temperature probes, water temperature probe, and grain temperature probe of every type, IQS is the premier source for you.
Related Categories Water Heater Thermocouple RTD Sensors Heating Elements Thermocouples Thermowells Thermistors Thermocouple Instruments Heat Sensors Temperature Sensors Thermocouple Wire
Thermo Sensors Corporation Garland, TX 800-889-5478
Since 1972, Thermo Sensors Corporation has been manufacturing quality manufactured products and equipment to the chemical, petrochemical, refining, food, pharmaceutical as well as other industries using both standard and custom designs. Thermo Sensors Corporation is dedicated to bringing you the temperature probes you need. Your solution is just a phone call away.
Thermal Devices Mt. Airy, MD 800-282-9100
We believe in offering the best to our customers. That is why we carry a full range of temperature probe products for industries around the world. No matter what industry you are in, we have the right solution to your temperature-sensing needs. Find out what we can do to help further your business when you visit our website or give us an old-fashioned phone call!
Thermocouple Technology, LLC Quakertown, PA 800-784-3783
We are leaders of creating outstanding temperature probes, thermocouples, RTD's, thermowells, transmitters, thermocouple wire, indicators, controllers, accessories and much more. You will not be upset with our worry-free products. Please give us a call today to learn more information!
Temperature Specialists, Inc. St. Francis, MN 800-272-5709
You can't find a better place for temperature sensors than Temperature Specialists, Incorporated. Their full line of precision manufactured merchandise is what quality really means and the experienced professionals of Temperature Specialists has a daily mission to help you find the best solutions for all your sensing needs. Go to TS, Inc.'s website to learn more or call the TC team today!
Backer Hotwatt, Inc. Danvers, MA 978-777-0070
Since it was established 1952, Backer Hotwatt has become a leading manufacturer of heating elements and thermocouples. We offer a broad product line of cartridge thermostats, tubular heating elements, magnetic contactors and various temperature controlling devices. Custom heating elements-crankcase heaters, ceramic heaters and more are available, such as heating coils & ceramic heating elements.
Probes Unlimited, Inc. Lansdale, PA 267-263-0400
Probes Unlimited offers a wide range of custom OEM temperature probes. We offer commitment to total quality management in order to provide you with a proven method of maintaining our reputation of top-quality temperature sensors. Contact us today for quality temperature probe assemblies.
Madison Company Branford, CT 800-466-5383
Our company has been around since 1959 and through the years we have added along the way several sensor types and subsystem capabilities. Our global sales and distribution of RTD sensors, thermocouples, and optical sensor lines has expanded with both standard and application specific models.
More Temperature Probe Companies
Temperature probes are another term for thermocouples, which are temperature measuring and monitoring devices that sense the electrical conductivity produced by heat in gas or liquids to maintain an appropriate temperature in a wide variety of different systems that use heat energy. They are considered bimetallic, meaning they are composed of two different types of metal or metal alloys.
Temperature probes are safety features in many different systems within the gas and oil, food, brewery, petrochemical, building heating, water heating, pharmaceutical, power generation and metal (mainly steel and iron) fabrication industries. They are employed to monitor temperatures, which may correlate with gas leaks and the potential for explosions, fires or overheated machinery and operation systems. Therefore, temperature probes are used as safety sensors or heat sensors that keep machinery and heating systems running at the optimal operation temperature. Furnaces, gas fireplaces, gas water heating systems and diesel engines also use temperature probes. In general, these temperature sensors have an operation range from -420º F to 3300º F, although some types are better able to handle more extreme temperatures than others. There are many different kinds of temperature probes, which include type K, the most universal general use thermocouple, in addition to E, J an N. Type B, R and S are considered platinum because they use exotic metals.
All temperature probes are simple devices composed of only a few parts—two different metal alloy wires that are joined together at one end to form a sensor, insulating and protective tubing around the wires, and a thermostat or temperature reading device, which attaches to the other end of the wires and is often digital. Portable thermocouple instruments are battery powered and most likely have a digital readout. All thermocouples use the conjoined end wires as a sensor that is placed directly in the area to be measured. The heat generates electrical voltage that conducts its way up the two thermocouple wires. The voltage changes in proportion to the temperature, therefore the voltage indicates a temperature difference between the area at the sensor end of the wires and the room temperature thermostat attached to the opposite end of the conducting wires. That temperature difference is deduced from a measurement of the difference in thermoelectric potentials developed along the wires. If the temperature probe measures a temperature that is too high or low, it will signal an alert or system shut down. The most accurate temperature probe instruments are platinum or platinum-rhodium types R and S, but the most widely used are K because of its wide temperature range. Type K uses aluminum and nickel alloy for one wire and a chromium nickel alloy for the other, both of which are inexpensive metals.
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Justia Lawyer Directory White Collar Crime Florida Scottsmoor Attorneys
Scottsmoor White Collar Crime Lawyers
Compare top rated Florida attorneys serving Scottsmoor.
Lawrence J. Avallone
New Smyrna Beach, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 16 years of experience
(386) 682-9235 605 South Orange Street
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Domestic Violence
Attorney Larry Avallone is a Florida Bar Board Certified Criminal Trial Expert, a former Deputy Sheriff and a former State Prosecutor.
When you retain Larry Avallone to help you with your legal issue, you will have a Florida Bar Board Certified Criminal Trial Expert on your side. Additionally, he knows what the law enforcement officers and prosecutors are thinking from first-hand experience. Call today for a free consultation.
Corey I. Cohen
Orlando, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 19 years of experience
(407) 246-0066 21 Park Lake Street
White Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Domestic Violence
Corey Cohen is a former public defender and state prosecutor for the 18th and 5th judicial circuit of Florida. He received his law degree from Barry University School of Law and his Masters of Law in Intercultural Human Rights from St. Thomas University School of Law.
After graduating from Barry, Corey was employed by the Public Defender's Office where he represented criminal defendants in hundreds of cases. Later in this career, Corey accepted an appointment with the State Attorney's Office where he prosecuted criminal cases. In his experience with both the Public Defender's office and as a State Attorney he has...
Aaron Delgado
Daytona Beach, FL White Collar Crime Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(386) 204-0204 227 Seabreeze Boulevard
I am a criminal defense attorney with extensive experience in the courtroom defending clients accused of DUI/DWI, drug crimes, sex crimes, gun crimes, white collar crimes and other criminal cases.
I am Board Certified as an Expert in Criminal Trial Law by the Florida Bar. I am AV Rated Preeminent by Martindale Hubbell, have been recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers, have a 10/10 rating on Avvo, and have been selected as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by The National Trial Lawyers.
I am a member of the Florida Bar, National College of DUI Defense, Florida Association...
David Haas
(407) 755-7675 201 S. Orange Ave
Free ConsultationOrlando, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 22 years of experience
White Collar Crime and Criminal
David Haas is a state and federal criminal defense attorney and represents clients throughout Florida and in federal courts around the country. He is a former state and federal prosecutor with extensive jury trial experience, including handling more than 65 jury trials. A fifth-generation Floridian, he graduated from Stetson University College of Law in 2001 and began his career as a state prosecutor with the State Attorney's Office in the Tenth Judicial Circuit. After three years of handling felony and misdemeanor offenses, attorney David Haas was promoted to Chief of the Economic/Environmental Crimes Division where he was...
John Tolley
(855) 585-2997 411 North Orange Ave
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfOrlando, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 8 years of experience
White Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Insurance Claims
John Tolley is a former Prosecutor & Insurance Defense lawyer licensed in the States of New York, Florida, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Mr. Tolley has tried over 45 criminal and civil jury trials. He is the co-owner and a partner in JT Law Firm where he represents clients in disputes regarding homeowner's insurance claims and criminal defense. Mr. Tolley attended Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad College of Law, where he obtained his Juris Doctor in 2014. While in law school, Mr. Tolley was an active member of the Nova Trial Association and the Moot Court Society, representing his law school in...
Jay R. Rooth
(407) 377-0150 115 Granada Court
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfOrlando, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 20 years of experience
As a former Assistant State Attorney in Orange and Osceola County, I have the unique experience to understand both sides of a criminal Law. I have been practicing Criminal Law in Central Florida since 2003.
Moses and Rooth Attorneys at Law is a Criminal Defense Law firm handling both State and Federal cases.
We offer a free consultation to answer all your questions and provide advice on how to proceed with your case.
Michael Eugene Zmijewski
Orlando, FL White Collar Crime Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(407) 634-2171 605 East Robinson Street
Michael Zmijewski is a criminal defense attorney in the Orlando area. Mr. Zmijewski is a former Assistant State Attorney. From 2002 – 2004, he prosecuted cases on behalf of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. As an Assistant State Attorney, Mr. Zmijewski prosecuted thousands of misdemeanor and felony cases on behalf of the State of Florida. His responsibilities included handling cases from intake through trial. As an Assistant State Attorney, he successfully prosecuted the first "Theft of a State Examination" case.
After leaving the State Attorney's Office, Mr. Zmijewski went into private criminal practice before...
Ryan LaBar
(407) 835-8968 2300 East Concord St
White Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Employment
Nathan Ryan LaBar grew up in Central Florida. He attended the University of Florida and received a degree in Psychology and in Economics. Following undergraduate work, he attended the University of Florida Law School. While studying in Gainesville, he worked for a prestigious personal injury law firm and learned firsthand what it takes to represent people in disadvantaged situations. He used this knowledge, along with his experience as an attorney representing large insurance companies, to effectively represent his present day clients that are now fighting against those same insurance companies. Mr. LaBar represents all men, women, and children...
Richard Hornsby
(407) 540-1551 1217 East Robinson Street
Richard Hornsby is a third generation Central Floridian and a second generation criminal defense lawyer. In addition to his law degree from the University of Florida, he also holds a master's degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Central Florida and a master's degree in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, with a concentration in Forensic Science, from the University of Florida. He is Board Certified in Criminal Trial Law by the Florida Bar and Board Certified in Criminal Trial Advocacy by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He serves as the Legal Analyst for the Central Florida...
Steven Ralph Tinsley
Lake Nona, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 36 years of experience
Lake Nona, FL 32827
Washburn Law School
Former prosecutor.
Former President of the Osceola County Bar Association.
Over 30 years of continuous criminal practice.
The Tinsley Criminal Defense Team is wholly devoted to the intelligent and aggressive defense of people accused of crimes.
If you or someone you love is charged with a crime, there's a lot to talk about. Please call for a free consultation.
Patrick Michael Megaro
(407) 255-2165 33 East Robinson Street
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Appeals, Civil Rights and Criminal
For more information on my biography please email me directly at pmegaro@appealslawgroup.com
Zahra S. Umansky
(407) 228-3838 1945 E Michigan St
Zahra S. Umansky is an Orlando Criminal Defense Lawyer and Managing Partner of The Umansky Law Firm, along with her husband William Umansky. She has over 20 years of experience handling all types of criminal cases, including assault, DUI, domestic violence, theft & burglary, sexual assault, probation violations and more. Prior to The Umansky Law Firm, Zahra was an Assistant Public Defender in the 18th judicial circuit in Brevard and Seminole Counties. As a former Public Defender, Zahra handled over 100 felony and misdemeanor trials. She was able to secure a countless number of acquittals, protecting her...
Jaya Balani
(407) 500-0000 189 South Orange Avenue, Suite 1800
Jaya Balani is a partner with the NeJame Law Firm. Born and raised in the Orlando area. Ms. Balani earned her Bachelor's Degree from the University of Central Florida and later went on to earn her law degree from Florida A&M University College of Law in Orlando. Ms. Balani began her legal career as a Legal Intern with NeJame Law, a position she held during her last two years of law school. As an intern, Ms. Balani worked closely with all of the partners on a wide range of state and federal criminal cases. She demonstrated an impressive work...
Jeff Higgins
(386) 232-4066 444 Seabreeze Blvd
I will not let you down. I am a highly experienced criminal defense attorney who has led - and won - cases involving violent crimes, property crimes, weapons violations, major drug offenses, and sex crimes. I pride myself on my work ethic, my skill in the courtroom, and my accessibility to my clients. Call, text, or email today for a free consultation. Credit cards accepted and payment plans available.
Christopher John Atcachunas
(407) 254-0032 215 E Livingston St
Mr. Atcachunas was born and raised in South Plainfield, New Jersey. As a child and through his high school years, Mr. Atcachunas was an avid baseball player. Upon his graduation from South Plainfield High School in 1999, he earned the distinction of All-County, and All-Area Honorable Mention as a pitcher/designated hitter.
After high school, Mr. Atcachunas was accepted to The University of Tampa. While at UT, Mr. Atcachunas "walked-on" to the Spartan baseball team and played from 1999-2001. After two years of playing NCAA baseball, Mr. Atcachunas decided to become an attorney.
Mr. Atcachunas...
William Umansky
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfWhite Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Personal Injury
Bill's practice is focused on providing his clients with the "second chance" they deserve. As a personal injury and criminal defense attorney, Bill has dedicated his practice to helping his clients begin their journey towards a new and better life - a life they can begin as masters of their own destiny, not merely as victims of circumstance.
Bill has helped numerous people, who have been caught making mistakes and found themselves entrenched in the Criminal Justice system, get a second chance by getting their charges dropped, reduced, or potential sentences mitigated. In many cases, he also has given them the...
Eric H. Barker
(407) 245-1232 189 South Orange Av
Eric Barker earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Florida in 1989 and went on to earn his J.D. from the University of Florida College of Law in 1992. He was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1992 and is currently admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. Eric has been rated as a preeminent lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell and has earned an AV rating, the highest rating given by the organization, which is a nationally recognized attorney rating service. As a former Assistant Public Defender, Mr. Barker took several dozen...
Brett Michael Schwartz
Daytona Beach, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 25 years of experience
(386) 693-1637 140 South Beach Street
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfWhite Collar Crime, Criminal and DUI
Brett Schwartz, Esq. has been representing clients in Miami-County and Broward County for more than two decades. He has been rated as "AV" by Martindale every year since 2009 and has been named as a Superlawyer every year since 2015 in the area of criminal defense law. He is also a member of numerous professional associations, including the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the American Bar Association and the National Association of Trial Lawyers.
If you have been accused of any type of criminal offense, contact Brett Schwartz, Esq. at Hager & Schwartz, P.A. today. We will do...
Rajan Joshi
(407) 661-1109 1800 Pembrook Dr
White Collar Crime, Appeals, Criminal and DUI
Criminal Defense Lawyer Rajan Joshi received his Bachelors degree from the University of Central Florida in 1996, and earned his law degree with Honors from the University of Florida College of Law in 2000. While in law school, Rajan Joshi demonstrated academic excellence, earning the highly coveted Book Award in Criminal Procedure (highest grade). Mr. Joshi was also selected and employed by the Dean of Student Affairs to tutor first-year contract students and conducted his own class to prepare the students for their final exam. Mr. Joshi also worked as a legal intern at the Seminole County State Attorney's Office...
Mark Elias Nejame
(407) 500-0000 189 South Orange Ave
White Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Stockbroker Fraud
Mark NeJame received both his Bachelor's Degree and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Florida. He graduated from UF's, College of Law, in 1980. He is based primarily in Central Florida with his main office in Orlando. His firm has other satellite offices in Central Florida. He has routinely handled both state and federal cases and clients throughout Florida, having practiced in numerous counties throughout the state as well as in all of Florida's federal district courts; the Middle, Northern and Southern U.S. Districts. In addition to Florida, he has represented clients and handled cases in numerous other states...
H. Manuel Hernandez
(800) 464-4529 509 West Colonial Drive
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfWhite Collar Crime, Appeals, Criminal and Domestic Violence
H. Manuel Hernández has been an attorney for more than 40 years. He is dual Board Certified by the Florida Bar in Criminal Trial Law and Criminal Appellate Law, and is also Board Certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy as a Criminal Trial Advocate. AV rated by the Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory, the highest rating bestowed on attorneys by this venerable and renowned legal bibliographer.
Former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Districts of Colorado, Puerto Rico and Middle District of Florida.
He is a solo practitioner and will defend you personally. Experience counts.
Patrick Noll Harris
Mount Dora, FL White Collar Crime Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(407) 496-5701 115 East 4th Avenue Suite 206
Mount Dora, FL 32757
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Juvenile
Patrick Harris is a retired judge (2003-2015) now serving as a lawyer in Central Florida. His practice focus includes Criminal, Traffic and DUI Defense, Mental Health (Baker Acts, Guardianship), Education Law (school suspensions, expulsions and disciplinary actions), Administrative Law, Small Business Law, and Child and Family Law. His 25 years of legal experience, both as a trial attorney and a judge, gives him the Legal Knowledge and Practical Wisdom to give Trusted Advice on a wide range of legal issues.
During his tenure on the bench, Mr. Harris presided over a docket that consisted of both criminal and civil cases....
Michael Scott Herring
Sanford, FL White Collar Crime Lawyer with 38 years of experience
(407) 221-7994 1101 W 1st St
With over 29 years of trial experience, attorney Michael Herring has zealously represented those that have been accused of all crimes, the injured and small business interests in all state courts of Central Florida. Herring and Herring P.A., a third generation Sanford Fl Law Firm, is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell, conveniently located in the County Seat of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. As a criminal defense lawyer, Michael Herring has been representing the accused for more than two decades in Central Florida. He handles a wide variety of cases ranging from high profile felonies to simple misdemeanors. Mr. Herring...
Richard Nick Kelley
Kissimmee, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 41 years of experience
(407) 847-6259 206 South Beaumont Avenue
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Stockbroker Fraud
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University and Florida State University College of Law
Experience: • More than 30 years experience • Former Prosceutor for Orange and Osceola County • Handled Capitol Cases involving the Death Penalty • Handled Thousands of Criminal Cases • Handled Thousands of DUI and Traffic Cases Licensed To Practice: • United States Supreme Court • United States District Court Middle District Florida • All Florida State Courts
Richard M. Adams, Esq.
(407) 872-0307 250 E Colonial Dr
Free ConsultationOrlando, FL White Collar Crime Lawyer with 26 years of experience
White Collar Crime, Criminal, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
Richard M. Adams, Esq., has been providing clients in Orlando and throughout Central Florida with outstanding legal guidance and representation for over 18 years. As managing partner of the Law Office of Adams & Luka, P.A., Mr. Adams focuses his law career on providing skilled legal representation for individuals accused of a wide array of crimes including assault and battery, child abuse, DUI, drug offenses, sex crimes, theft, and more. In addition, Mr. Adams represents victims of negligence who have suffered injuries in auto accidents, motorcycle and trucking accidents, premises liability and wrongful death due to the negligence of...
Anton J. Nace Esq.
Anton J. Nace, Esq. has served the Central Florida community as a criminal defense attorney for 22 years. Mr. Nace was born and raised in Florida and is well known throughout the legal community, possessing a strong reputation amongst attorneys and judges in the Orlando area and throughout the State of Florida. Mr. Nace began his career as an Assistant State Attorney in Orlando, Florida. He handled misdemeanor and felony cases before accepting a position in a specialized unit that dealt with Sex Crimes and Child Abuse. He furthered his career as a partner in several law firms, distributing his...
Thomas B. Luka, Esq.
Gonzaga University School of Law
Thomas B. Luka, Esq. is a native Central Floridian who has provided clients with exceptional courtroom representation and guidance for over 16 years. As a partner at the law firm of Adams & Luka, P.A., Mr. Luka has an extensive background in litigation, and has been lead counsel on more than 150 criminal and civil trials. Mr. Luka has appeared as a legal analyst on local and national talk shows such as CNN, CNBC, Fox News, Nancy Grace, Geraldo Rivera, Jane Velez Mitchell and Court TV.
Thomas Luka began his law career as an Assistant State Attorney in Miami-Dade,...
Joseph Flynn III
White Collar Crime, Appeals, Criminal and Domestic Violence
University of Dayton School of Law
Joseph "Trey" Flynn received his Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from the University of Florida, and went on to earn his Juris Doctor from the University of Dayton - School of Law in 2007. While in law school, Mr. Flynn served on the community service based St. Thomas More Society, while also serving as a board member and later president of the Entertainment and Sports Law Society. After graduating law school Mr. Flynn moved back to this hometown of Orlando, and went on to serve as an Assistant Public Defender for the Ninth Judicial Circuit. During his time as...
Eric Anthony Lanigan
Winter Park, FL White Collar Crime Lawyer with 46 years of experience
(407) 740-7379 831 W. Morse Blvd.
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Foreclosure Defense, Real Estate and Stockbroker Fraud
Winter Park, Florida attorney Eric A. Lanigan has provided clients aggressive and experienced legal representation in real estate, business and civil, foreclosure, bankruptcy, and securities and investment losses law in Central Florida since 1976. Eric Lanigan has a strong history in securities law and the financial industry. He provides clients with the complex legal advice and counsel that family, individual and businesses need to get through legal issues. There's not much I haven't litigated from basic employment contract disputes to suits for defending for non-performance, to collecting damages in class-action suits," Lanigan said. He has...
Andrew Lawrence Moses
(407) 377-0150 115 Granada Ct
Andrew Moses attended the University of Florida as both an undergraduate and law school graduate student. As a law student he began practicing criminal law. He devoted much of his final semester of law school as an intern with the State Attorney's Office in Alachua County. Andrew has been practicing criminal law his entire career. After graduating from law school he began working as an Assistant State Attorney prosecuting cases in Orange County. During his time as an Assistant State Attorney, Andrew handled all types of cases ranging from misdemeanors to such serious felonies as drug trafficking and armed robbery. His...
Joshua E Adams
Winter Park, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 14 years of experience
(321) 314-2828 2281 Lee Rd.
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Estate Planning
The Adams Law Firm, P.A. was founded by husband and wife attorneys, Josh and Amy Adams. Josh is an experienced trial attorney. He started his career as a criminal prosecutor, where he prosecutor crimes from minor traffic crimes, including DUI, to felonies punishable by life in prison. After leaving the prosecutors office, Josh worked at a small firm in Orlando practicing criminal defense, civil litigation, and probate. In 2013, along with his wife, he started the Adams Law Firm, P.A. with a goal or bringing excellent representation and communication to Central Florida. Amy Adams...
Harry Shorstein
Jacksonville, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 58 years of experience
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfWhite Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Domestic Violence
Mr. Shorstein attended the University of Florida for college and law school. After graduating from law school, he served as a Captain in the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam. Upon his return, he worked as a Division Head at the Jacksonville Office of the Public Defender. After leaving that office, he spent several years as a Division Head and then Chief Assistant at the Office of the State Attorney. After the State Attorney's Office, Mr. Shorstein served as General Counsel for the City of Jacksonville. In 1991, Mr. Shorstein became the State Attorney for the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He held that...
Roddy B. Lanigan
831 W Morse Blvd
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Bankruptcy, Business and Real Estate
Roddy B. Lanigan, a partner at Winter Park law firm Lanigan & Lanigan, P.L., counsels businesses and high net worth individuals on legal issues including appeals, white collar crime, real estate, civil and business, bankruptcy, securities and investment losses. Roddy Lanigan has a unique perspective on, and approach to, the delivery of legal services given the breadth of transactions in which he has participated for clients. Prior to starting Lanigan & Lanigan with his father, Roddy worked within the Financial Services Practice Group of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLC in Washington, D.C. At Skadden, he...
Michael Howard Lafay
(407) 500-0000 189 South Orange Ave, Suite 1800
Michael LaFay Trial Attorney graduated from the American University Law School in Washington, D.C. in 1983. He was admitted to the New York Bar in 1984 and the Florida Bar in 1985. Michael LaFay is board certified in Criminal Law by the Florida Bar and has achieved an "AV" rating overall, which is the highest ranking bestowed by Martindale-Hubbell, the national attorney ranking service. He has practiced in Central Florida as a trial attorney for the past 27 years and has litigated over 300 jury trials. During that time, he has served as a criminal defense attorney and also as...
Lawrence G. Walters
LONGWOOD, FL White Collar Crime Lawyer with 34 years of experience
(800) 530-8137 195 W PINE AVE
LONGWOOD, FL 32750-4104
White Collar Crime, Civil Rights, Communications and IP
For over 30 years, Lawrence Walters has advocated for liberty and protection of free expression. Mr. Walters is a top-rated attorney in his field and maintains a nationwide practice focusing on First Amendment, Internet Law, Gaming Law, Intellectual Property and select Criminal Defense. He represents hundreds of website operators, hosts, and online service providers on a wide variety of legal issues. He is the founder of Walters Law Group, which has earned a reputation for providing top shelf legal guidance to clients with novel and complex legal issues. In addition to his law practice, Mr. Walters is a well-known public...
Heiko G. Moenckmeier
(407) 504-1384 836 Highland Ave.
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal, DUI and Personal Injury
Born and raised in Orlando, Florida, I attended the University of Florida for undergrad and the University of Miami School of Law. I moved back to Orlando after law school to be close to my family and started my career at the Public Defender's Office. After that, I opened a boutique law firm to focus on getting my clients the attention they deserve to solve the particular problems they have. Whether it's a DUI, a divorce, or a car accident injury, the focus is on the client, preserving their rights, and getting the best possible outcome for...
Lisa M Figueroa
(407) 800-2000 100 S. Semoran Blvd.
Florida State University College of Law and University of Central Florida
Lisa Figueroa is the founding attorney of the Florida Defense Team, PA. She has been practicing law since 2003 and almost exclusively in the area of "criminal defense", a misnomer given that really she sees her work as "people defense" or the defense of those accused of committing crime.
Lisa Figueroa has dedicated her life to fighting for the rights of others. She is originally from Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, but lived a great deal of her life in Central Texas and moved to Central Florida to finish college. The rich diversity that Florida provided allowed her to pursue...
Ernest Leo Chang
Melbourne, FL White Collar Crime Attorney with 32 years of experience
(321) 255-6300 6767 N Wickham Rd.
Ernest L. Chang is an experienced Criminal Defense Trial Lawyer, having practiced exclusively in the field of Criminal Defense since his admission to the Florida Bar in 1990. Mr. Chang obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Florida and his Juris Doctor degree in law from Nova Southeastern University. Mr. Chang has also appeared pro hac vice, in other jurisdictions, most recently in the State of Arizona. Past experiences include prosecuting Felony trials as a Certified Legal Intern with the Miami-Dade County State Attorney's Office, Former Public Defender with the 18th Judicial Circuit and Criminal Defense with...
Neal Thomas McShane
(407) 648-1500 836 Highland Ave
Attorney Neal T. McShane has been a resident of the Central Florida area since 1978. Neal earned his bachelor's degree from Kent State University, and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Akron School of Law. As a U.S. Army Lieutenant, he served in Vietnam and later as a Captain in the U.S. Army, Ohio National Guard. Neal was awarded the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman Badge and numerous other awards and decorations. In 1980, he graduated from the Investigation and Prosecution of Organized Crime and Fraud Program at Cornell Institute on Organized Crime, Cornell University Law School. Neal...
Patrick Grozinger
(407) 730-3085 1217 East Robinson Street Suite B
Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University and Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University
Grozinger Law is a law firm focused on criminal defense in the heart of downtown Orlando, Florida. Patrick Grozinger is the founder of Grozinger Law, and is an experienced criminal trial attorney dedicated to protecting his client's Constitutional rights while providing them with the courtesy, respect and professionalism they deserve. Mr. Grozinger is licensed to practice law in the State of Florida, the State of Texas, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit and the Northern, Middle and Southern District Courts of Florida. He is proficient in French, and he is also a member...
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It's amazing how quickly things can go downhill on live television.
In an interview with Brian Sullivan, co-anchor of Street Signs on CNBC, Barney Frank openly chastised the man for interrupting him in the middle of an answer. Sullivan returned fire, and the interview quickly descended into the business-journalism equivalent of a cat fight.
Sullivan was waiting on President Obama's speech to begin, and chalked the interruption up to a short timeline until the start of the speech. But this president has been at least a half hour late to just about every speech he's ever given since the start of his presidency.
Frank didn't feel this was a good excuse. "Well, we could do (the interview) some other time," he said.
Typical fare on the part of Barney Frank, who is always a boisterous interviewee, but Sullivan just wouldn't let it go, and rehashed the whole argument at the bottom of the interview — eliciting an even more snappy response from Frank, who accused Sullivan of "obsessing" over the small skirmish.
Frank then told him to move on. And Sullivan did, functionally kicking Frank off the air.
"I am moving on, and I'm going to say goodbye," he said.
Then Sullivan met up with his good buddy CNBC On-Air Editor Rick Santelli to do some Barney bashing in peace.
So through all the high-school-cheerleader-worthy drama, what did we miss? Something really freaking important, that's what.
Barney Frank, who was on-air originally to talk about the GOP's efforts to water down Dodd-Frank regulations on derivatives, essentially said his self-titled legislation still doens't go far enough. He said there should be complete transparency in the prices of derivatives — something that would change the entire nature of the derivatives market.
Derivatives rely on their ability to be kept under wraps. Transparency on the level Frank is advocating would shake the market and distort the ability of the buyer and seller to reach a price on their own. Pricing deals in secrecy is a cornerstone of the market, one that Dodd-Frank seeks to disassemble.
But did Sullivan touch on any of that? No. Why? Well, he was waiting on the president.


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Locals ditch canal for clean, safe water
The Indira colony is a remote village in the Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu, about 25km from RTU's main campus. A few years ago, there were 350 families living there without easy access to drinking water.
Around 1,600 children and adults had to pay three rupees for one plastic water pot – used for both drinking and household use – brought to them by a water lorry twice a week. The poorest families, who could not afford to pay even that small sum, needed to walk 2km to collect potentially contaminated water from a canal.
Often, children had to go with their mothers to help – missing school lessons as a result. The dirty water was then filtered through rags before being drunk.
And on occasions, during drought conditions, even the canal dried up....
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In 2016, village leaders were told about RTU's water programme. They asked us to help in drilling a well near their village, but the nearest site we could find – with the help of our dowser – was 2km away near the canal the poorest families had to walk to in order to collect their water.
Thankfully, we were able to sink a bore well almost 650 feet deep and found a plentiful water supply. Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we were then able to lay a pipeline to transfer this water from the well straight to the village.
Since then, the quality of life of all the villagers has been substantially increased. No longer do some have to walk miles to collect contaminated water, and the children who are central to everything we do here at RTU are enjoying being at school.
Published: 9th May, 2018
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Here's how "Batwoman" will handle the unexpected departure of its lesbian lead character
Batwoman's showrunner promised that the lesbian superhero won't be killed off, thus avoiding the depressingly common "bury your gays" trope.
By Daniel Villarreal Thursday, June 11, 2020
Caroline Dries, the showrunner of the CW's superhero series Batwoman, has assured fans that the show won't kill off Kate Kane, the character who moonlights as the show's titular hero, even though Ruby Rose, the actress who played Kane, unexpectedly quit after the show's first season, leaving its writers unsure of how to explain Kane's sudden departure.
The show had previously announced that it wouldn't just re-cast Kane but would instead introduce a new character to take her place. It's unclear how the show will handle Kane leaving, but Dries said that Kane will most certainly not be killed off, thus avoiding the depressingly common "bury your gays" trope.
Related: "Batwoman" Ruby Rose nearly paralyzed after stunt-related injury on-set
"Bury your gays" is the tendency in fiction for authors to kill off queer characters, particularly lesbian and bisexual female characters, in tragic circumstances and often after they've just achieved some sort of happiness in their lives.
The queerphobic trope is sometimes referred to as "Lesbian Death Syndrome" and is both a result of lazy writing and a patronizing belief that queer people are just "too good for this world" and, thus, more easily killed off rather than handled in a more nuanced and less violent way.
"As a lesbian who's been working as a writer for the past fifteen years, I'm well aware of the "Bury Your Gays" trope and I have no interest in participating in it," Dries said.
"Like you," Dries continued, "I love Kate Kane – she's the reason I wanted to do the show. We'll never erase her. In fact, her disappearance will be one of the mysteries of season two. I don't want to give away any of our surprises, but to all our devoted fans, please know that LGBTQ+ justice is at the very core of what Batwoman is and we have no intention of abandoning that."
Season two of the show will reportedly feature a new lead character, currently called Ryan Wilder, to take Kane's place. Fans don't know whether Wilder will be an entirely new character created exclusively for the show or whether Wilder is just a codename for a character already established in the Batwoman comic book series. Either way, season two will focus on how Wilder becomes Batwoman.
Regardless, it'll be interesting to see which actress they get to play Wilder, especially since Rose's initial casting was a big deal as a gender-fluid and lesbian actress hired to lead the first-ever lesbian-led superhero TV show.
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Date: Sunday 22 May 2022
Venue: Fossa
Host club: Killarney Cycling Club
Address – Killarney International Youth Hostel, Aghadoe House, Ring of Kerry Rd, Fossa, Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland
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Course Description: A woodland course consisting mainly of fast flowy single track (mix of gravel and woodland trails) with lots of short punchy climbs. Some technical drops have been added to the course that can be rolled\jumped with B lines available. Depending on weather there is a possibility of some sticky conditions on the northwest side of the course. Just over 4km long with 111m of total ascent.
NOTE: SIGN ON CLOSES 15 MINUTES BEFORE THE START OF EACH RACE.
The venue will be open from 9:00 am on Sunday 22 May 2022.
Location of Registration and opening times:
Sign on will take place at the race village, at the turning circle area on the first fire road on reaching the upper car park area. Signage will be in place to direct riders to the race village and sign on area. Sign on opens at 9:00 am on Sunday 22 May 2022.
Sign on closes 15 minutes before the start of the call up for each race.
Gridding will be based on the results from Round 1
Pre-registration: – Opens at 8 pm on Thursday 5 May 2022
Closes Friday 20 May 2022 (8 pm)
Catering: Coffee van on site
Camping: There is no overnight camping allowed on site. There are camp sites near the venue.
Race organiser: Kevin Murphy (email)
Contact number: 087 7777166


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We, the undersigned, express our deep concern at the Prime Minister's recent decision to order a "review", looking into the Muslim Brotherhood's activities in Britain and abroad. We believe that the process and terms of the review represents a risk to British liberties and could further erode human rights standards.
We are concerned that this review is the result of pressure placed on the British government by undemocratic regimes abroad, such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. It is not acceptable that any autocracy attempts to limit the lawful activities of any group in a democracy. The Prime Minister risks setting a dangerous precedent.
The review, to be conducted by the British Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, comes at a time when the Muslim Brotherhood, victors in Egypt's only free election to date, is being subject to the most ferocious repression by the military regime. With hundreds of Egyptians killed, over 1000 sentenced to death in farcical "trials" and tens of thousands languishing in prisons, the British government remains largely silent.
The Cordoba Foundation is headed by Anas Al-Tikriti,, the son of Osama Al-Tikriti, one of the leaders of the Iraqi Islamic Party representing the Muslim Brotherhood in that country. In addition to his role at Cordoba, Al-Tikriti is one of the leaders of the British Muslim Initiative (BMI), part of the U.K. Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Association of Britain (MAB) had for many years been the most active organization in the U.K Muslim Brotherhood but many of the leaders of the MAB left in 2007 to form the BMI. According to an Israeli think-tank report, the breakup appeared to be the result of a conflict between traditionalists in the MAB who were unhappy with the high level of involvement in U.K left-wing politics while those who formed the BMI wished such activity to continue.In January, we reported that Al-Tikriti, who once supported the Iraqi insurgency against the US, had apparently been part of a White House meeting with an important Iraqi leader and where President Obama made a brief appearance.
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Maine Human Rights Commission Suggests Interactive Training Under Sexual Harassment Prevention Law
Under Maine's 14-year old law designed to ensure that workplaces are free of sexual harassment, employers must provide postings, notifications, and education and training regarding the illegality of sexual harassment. The law, Title 26, section 807 of the Maine Revised Statutes, was initiated by the Maine Women's Lobby and was introduced to the Maine legislature with bipartisan sponsorship, where it won unanimous approval from the Maine House and Senate. The law was signed into law by then Governor John McKernan in June 1991 and became effective in October of that year.
With other states, such as California and Connecticut, more recently addressing the prevention of workplace harassment by legislative means, employers should be reminded of the requirements of the older Maine law.
Which Employers Are Covered?
Maine's law applies to all employers, both public and private, located in or doing business in Maine.
What Are the Posting Requirements?
All employers must post in a "prominent and accessible" location in the workplace information regarding the illegality of sexual harassment. The poster must include, at a minimum, information regarding (1) the illegality of sexual harassment on the job; (2) a description, including examples, of sexual harassment; (3) the complaint process available to a victim through the Maine Human Rights Commission[1]; and (4) information regarding how to contact the Maine Human Rights Commission. The poster cannot exceed basic sixth grade literacy standards in order to be accessible to all workers. Employers may design their own posters, in accordance with the standards listed above, or may obtain a poster through the Maine Human Rights Commission.
What Are the Written Notification Requirements?
Annually, employers must provide all employees individual written notification of the illegality of sexual harassment. This annual written notification must include, at a minimum, the following information: (1) the illegality of sexual harassment; (2) the definition of sexual harassment under state law; (3) a description, including examples, of sexual harassment: (4) the internal complaint process available to the employee; (5) the legal recourse and complaint process available through the Maine Human Rights Commission; (6) information regarding how to contact the Maine Human Rights Commission; and (7) the legal protection for complainants against retaliation as provided under Maine's Whistleblower's Protection Act. The notification must be provided to employees in a manner to ensure notification of all employees without exception, such as including the notice with an employee's pay.
What Are the Education and Training Requirements?
The law requires sexual harassment education and training for all workplaces with 15 or more employees. All new employees and all new supervisory and managerial employees must receive this training within one year of the commencement of their employment. In addition to the information included in the posting and notification requirements, education and training programs for all new employees must include, at a minimum, the definition of sexual harassment under state and federal laws and federal regulations, including the Maine Human Rights Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Education and training for all new supervisory and managerial employees must additionally include information regarding managers' and supervisors' specific responsibilities in taking "immediate and appropriate" corrective action in addressing sexual harassment complaints.
In seeking clarification of the training requirements, we have contacted the Maine Human Rights Commission. For example, the California sexual harassment law mandates that supervisors have two hours of interactive sexual harassment training. The Human Rights Commission confirmed that the Maine law does not require the education and training to be interactive or of any particular duration. The Commission noted, however, that interactive training is considered the most effective method of providing employees education and training. Although it is acceptable for employees merely to watch a videotape regarding sexual harassment, the Commission suggested that employers utilize interactive training, such as a live speaker or web-based training, that allows trainees to submit questions and to receive a response.
Jackson Lewis attorneys are available to assist employers in Maine and in all other states and U. S. territories with their compliance and best practices programs for preventing harassment and other forms of unlawful workplace discrimination. We have developed management training programs for avoiding sexual harassment and EEO problems, maintaining union-free status, and complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Family and Medical Leave Act, among others, and we regularly conduct educational conferences nationwide for in-house attorneys and human resource professionals on a wide range of issues. Additionally, Jackson Lewis has partnered with Workplace Answers to provide online training solutions for employers on a variety of topics. For more information, please contact the Jackson Lewis attorney with whom you regularly work, or Management Training coordinator and partner Michael J. Lotito.
[1] At this time, no state agency is specifically responsible for enforcing the requirements of Title 26, section 807 of the Maine Revised Statutes. The Maine Human Rights Commission, however, is entrusted with enforcing the Maine Human Rights Act, Title 5, § 4551 et seq. of the Maine Revised States, which prohibits unlawful discrimination. Employees who believe they have been subjected to unlawful discrimination in violation of the Maine Human Rights Act may file a charge of discrimination with the Maine Human Rights Commission.
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1 What is Bluetooth Tethering?
2 Bluetooth Tethering Android to PC: How to Use?
Like USB Tethering and Wi-Fi Hotspot, it is also an internet sharing method. Using the Bluetooth tethering, you can easily share your phone's internet connection (4G / 3G) with other devices. So this way, you can create a portable hotspot!
You can smartly connect other devices (like laptop, desktop, mobile) to your phone's internet connection via the Bluetooth tethering.
So if you want to use internet services on your personal computer or laptop then Bluetooth tethering is one of the best ways.
Bluetooth Tethering Android to PC: How to Use?
Bluetooth tethering Android to PC is very easy. There is no rocket science. So if you want to connect phone's internet on PC using Android mobile then just follow the given steps.
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Xiaodong Wang
Who is Xiaodong Wang?
Xiaodong Wang is a Chinese-born American biochemist best known for his work with cytochrome c. His laboratory developed an in-vitro assay for the activation of the apoptosis related proteinase Caspase-3. This allowed the biochemical purification a complex of Cytochrome c, Caspase-9 and the Apoptotic Protease Activating factor-1. These components are essential for forming a ternary complex called the apoptosome that activates Caspase-3 downstream of the intracellular or mitochondrial pathway of apoptosis.
He was awarded the 2006 Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine.
Wang is a member of United States National Academy of Sciences and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Currently he is a professor at National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing.
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Murray Ballard: Lureland, 2018-2020
#10 Care
2020 was a year of unexpected changes and challenges. A year which we were forced to stop or to pivot direction. For some, 2020 allowed time to think, to reflect, to experiment or to change. It has also without a doubt highlighted how we care; for each other, for ourselves and for our communities. This issue of Photography+ explores photography in relation to care. We have published an exclusive conversation between photographer Peter Watkins and writer Oliver Shamlou, a conclusion to Watkin's series The Unforgotten, 'to some future place where the centrality of this trauma is moved aside.' Meanwhile, artist Othello De'Souza-Hartley speaks to us about his practice and forthcoming projects, including a new self-portrait in his father's empty bedroom. We are pleased to partner with Wellcome to bring you a creative writing response to their current commission The Covid-19 Anxiety Project. Read a new piece of writing by West Midlands based curator and writer Anneka French who, when looking at the images, shares how her own memories of lockdown are evoked, and poems come to her. We are excited to share new work by Murray Ballard, Zoe Childerley, Celine Marchbank and Helen Sear for CONNECT – the 3Ts hospital redevelopment public art programme at Brighton's Royal Sussex County Hospital. Finally, delve in and enjoy the final essay by our 2020 Writer in Residence Marissa Chen: The Many Faces of Self-Care.
We are at the end of a year that sparked a breaking point where familiar patterns of our lives have shifted. At the same time 2020 allowed us to reset our relationship with nature. Going outside for daily walks became the very needed treat in the new normal. As we enjoyed observing the metamorphosis from bare knotted branches that turn into blossoms and leaves in spring, vast green fields in summer, misty autumn mornings and the wet winter days with descending daylight.
Murray Ballard's series Lureland reconnects us with nature while exploring the wilderness of the South Downs, sequenced according to the seasons.
Ballard was intrigued by the mythologies and oddities of the green chalk hill landscape that encompasses the South-Eastern coastal region of England. Having been inhabited since ancient times, the rich heritage, mythology and folklore of the South Downs were the starting point for his series. Inspired by the writer Robert Macfarlane, Ballard gave himself the time to explore the landscape and its beauty by walking.
The series title Lureland in fact refers to the 'photographic allure' one has while adoring nature. There is no denying that his documentary narrative quotes Macfarlane's literary observations as well as the watercolour paintings by Eric Ravilious. Both made direct reference to nature around the area which is taken on by Ballard.
Ballard repeatedly draws references to the landscapes' history and its current use. Lureland was also the name given to the South Downs by authorities trying to attract people to the area after World War II to restart and recover from the traumas of war. In the 54 colour photographs, Ballard is especially drawing attention to human impact on nature. The presence of agriculture has shaped the landscape and in fact shaped its now-famous looks, such as the structured lines and patterns of the fields or the depiction of the Southdown sheep.
As one of four artists commissioned to create new works for the redevelopment of the Royal Sussex Hospital, Ballard aims to contribute to patient's wellbeing. The healing effect of embracing nature that most of us have experienced in this past year enters the hospital. The series connects with the outside and forms an invitation to escape the clinical, sterile modernity.
Photoworks in partnership with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, Willis Newson and the University of Brighton have commissioned four new works for CONNECT – the 3Ts hospital redevelopment public art programme.
These commissions deliver a permanent collection of photographic artworks sited across 36 public waiting rooms within the new 3Ts redevelopment of Brighton's Royal Sussex County Hospital to open soon.
CONNECT, the public art programme for the hospital, will create a distinctive identity for the hospital and a lasting legacy of accessible, high-quality public art for the city, county and community. Underlining a sense of place connecting patients and the local environment, the four themes chosen for the photography programme of CONNECT are Sussex, South Downs, Brighton and Coast.
Text: Julia Bunnemann, Photoworks
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Closing the loopt
Scott Hamlin has found a sweet niche for his company, Looptworks, upcycling excess textiles into beautiful bags, accessories and clothing.
Text April Streeter
Photos Rick Dahms & Jason Kaplan
Scott Hamlin
Born: 15 June 1968
Hobbies: Surfing, hiking, bike commuting
Company credo: "We see beauty in excess and apply design to those materials to make amazing products."
2015 turnover: "Single-digit (USD) millions."
Textile designer Scott Hamlin's career aspirations and environmental ethos started in a ditch – the ditch in front of his childhood home in Eugene, Oregon, USA. Hamlin was 10 years old and fervently wanted a special prize for his school's "Keep Oregon Green" campaign, part of a longstanding statewide effort to reduce forest fire risk. Hamlin worked to clear his front ditch of fire–starting debris and eventually collected his reward – a sticker. He says that far more important than that token was his dawning awareness of his sense of stewardship of the environment.
"It was inherent in growing up in Oregon, and inherent in me, this sense of duty," Hamlin, now 47, says.
I wanted to use design and creativity to make beautiful products.
Hamlin first studied business and marketing, then graduated with a degree in journalism and advertising. A committed track athlete, he had hoped to qualify for the 1992 Olympic team but pulled a hamstring shortly before the trials. So he did the next best thing – he started to work in Oregon's growing sportswear industry. His first stop was at Adidas, where eventually he ran the company's operations in Brazil. He then became design director at Jockey International before moving on to become global product director at Royal Robbins, an outdoor-wear company headquartered in San Francisco. At Royal Robbins, Hamlin found that sustainability was an increasing factor in the choice of textiles he could use in designs. Organic cottons, bamboo and soy fabrics were desirable options.
"Yet we were plugging these textiles into a system that was broken," Hamlin says. "I was also the guy getting the invoices for 'excess fabric liability' – all the material we didn't use in design, development and manufacturing."
Hamlin realized that Royal Robbins was not alone in creating copious excess – on average the global footwear and apparel industry's materials efficacy rate fluctuates between 70 and 85 percent, leaving up to a third of viable textiles stranded, literally, on the cutting room or factory floor. Influenced by architect William McDonough and chemist Michael Braungart's bible on closed-loop manufacturing, Cradle to Cradle, Hamlin decided it was the opportune moment to launch his own company to deal with textile excess. Hamlin founded Looptworks in 2009 with a mission to upcycle the excess into amazing products.
"I wanted to use design and creativity to make beautiful products," Hamlin says. "Yet I also wanted to pull up the curtain on an apparel industry that is antiquated and broken."
Looptworks started out collecting pre-consumer textile "excess" (Hamlin eschews the word "waste") and turning it into T-shirts, jackets and other active wear. The very next year Looptworks found a successful market niche turning excess neoprene wetsuits into laptop and tablet accessories.
Looptworks pays for nearly all of the textiles the company uses. "We have to build a business case for the material, and if we can use it we try to pay for it, and we try to pay a premium over and above what a textile jobber would pay."
Hamlin explains that textile production takes up a big portion of a clothing or footwear item's carbon footprint, as well as its water footprint.
That's why upcycling, which takes an existing product and remakes it into one of equal or greater value, is an important transformation of excess materials. Hamlin estimates Looptworks has, through reuse of textiles, conserved nearly 227 million litres of water since its inception. Hamlin is clear, however, that upcycling is only an interim step towards an even better way to treat materials, which is in closed-loop systems. Everything from plastic bottles to athletic shoes must be diverted away from landfill or incineration, he says, and broken down to its simplest source materials. In apparel, however, as in so many other industries, source materials are blended – thus the cotton-poly-Lycra® fabrics that are so popular are currently impossible to separate into their constituent fibre types for recycling.
Recently, Southwest Airlines came to Looptworks with a dilemma: a remodel of plane interiors would leave the company with 80,000 used leather seat covers (17 hectares of leather). Looptworks designed a stylish line of purses, bags and other luggage from the seats. Although upcycling the leather was far preferable to landfilling or incinerating, and Looptworks gives a lifetime warranty on the upcycled goods, it is not enough, Hamlin says, in the approaching era of scarcer resources.
"It is self-preservation for companies to start to talk about and take action on being part of closed-loop, circular economies," Hamlin says. "You are starting to see this happening via 'extended producer responsibility' initiatives."
Hamlin explains that not many companies have the reverse logistics to collect products when they are no longer useful and little current incentive to put remanufacturing into place. But he believes that green chemistry and enzymatic solutions for separating blended materials will come of age within the next decade.
"Right now you see the Levi's and H&Ms of the world starting to collect apparel," Hamlin says. "The next step is behavioural change – companies working on collection actually turning it into viable feedstock for new products. I'm cautiously optimistic; there may be a lot of upcycling before eventually we get to closed loops."
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Not Just Paris: 7 Things To Do In France Outside Of The Capital
on 28 - July - 2019
It's the setting of a thousand films and the inspiration behind a million songs, but there is more to France than Paris. Sure, the nation's capital is home to some of the best restaurants on the planet and has landmarks known the world over, but there is more to see. France has so much to offer whether you're looking for jaw-dropping scenery, romantic getaways, or a place to take the whole family, France has something to suit everyone's needs. Let's take a look at some of the best French destinations outside of Paris.
It was once the home of the French Royal Family before things soured for them during the French Revolution of 1789. The importance of this site goes back to the 1500s, but the Palace of Versailles didn't become the official residence of royalty until 1682. The famous Hall of Mirrors was constructed during that time and has been redeveloped regularly down the years. The site also hosted the signing of the end of the First World War.
Since then, the Palace of Versailles has become something of a tourist hotspot. Today, it is the second most popular tourist destination in Paris behind the Louvre. Located just 12 miles from the centre of Paris, Versailles boasts lovely architecture and a fascinating glimpse into France's past.
It may have Paris in the title, but it feels unfair to claim that Disneyland Paris lies inside the city. Located at least an hour away from the city centre, Disneyland Paris is a hugely popular destination for kids and adults alike. Whether it's with white knuckle rides like Star Wards Hyperspace Mountain or the meet and greets with Disney's most famous characters, Disneyland Paris has something to entertain everyone.
Auvergne is a region in France which is an area of quite incredible natural beauty. Located in the centre of the country, Auvergne has long been an area of interest to nature observers the world over. It is home to a range of volcanoes called the Chaîne des Puys which have affected the local land and wildlife.
Peaceful volcanic lakes have formed over the last few thousand years, and the region has established nature parks which play host to unique wildlife and plant life. But don't worry, there hasn't been a volcanic eruption for over six thousand years. Although some might argue that an eruption is overdue…
Although technically a Principality of France, Monaco is still a must-see destination for those visiting the region. The historic city is the second-smallest state in the world and is known for its rather wealthy inhabitants. Around 30% of the state's permanent residents are millionaires thanks, in part, to softened tax laws and an opportunity to spend big.
Indeed, Monaco is an excellent place to be to spend money. The nation is filled with luxury hotels and exclusive parties and, of course, no night in Monaco is complete without a trip to the historic casino. The Casino de Monte Carlo has hosted everyone from royalty to James Bond on numerous occasions. Just be sure to brush up on your blackjack skills at an online casino like Betway beforehand. Or, if betting isn't your thing, then you can always just rent a yacht on a site such as Yacht Charter Fleet.
South of Bordeaux, in the south-west of the country, lays the commune of Hossegor. This small seaside resort is just north of the Spanish border and has the beaches to match the popular tourist destination. Hossegor is the home of French water sports in any form. With high waves for surfing and oceans to swim in, Hossegor is the place to be if you feel most comfortable out on your board and clad in a wetsuit.
Wine & Champagne Country
For centuries, France has had a reputation as one of the best producers of wine in the world. It is a well-deserved title, but the sheer choice of wine available in France is impressive. There are regions and vineyards across the country, all offering different styles and tastes from Bordeaux to Rhone and Provence.
There is also the small matter of Champagne. Naturally, the bubbly stuff comes from the Champagne region of the country, which is situated 100 miles east of Paris. Sites like Grape Escapes offer a range of tours across the famed region to suit every taste and budget.
Of course, a large portion of The Alps is located in France, which makes the country an ideal location for skiing and snowboarding. Alpe d'Huez is a year-round resort which has a range of downhill slopes suitable for almost every skill level.
Nicknamed 'l'Isle du Soleil' or The Island of Sun, Alpe d'Huez boasts more days of sun in a year than almost any other skiing destination on the planet at 300. But it's not just about skiing and snowboarding, the destination becomes a playground for cyclists in the summer months and regularly hosts the world's best in the Tour de France.
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For as long as she can remember, Shannon has been a writer. Through the years, she's picked up a host of other interests as well: bicycling, food, environmental sustainability, and social justice. This blog is where all of these passions meet.
When she's not out and about, Shannon lives in a suburb of Washington, D.C. with her husband, Chris.
Previously, she has written for the New York State Conservationist, Adirondack Sports and Fitness, and the Cornell Daily Sun. She also had a feature article on bicycle commuting published in the Capital Region's alternative newsweekly, Metroland.
Contact Shannon at willbikeforchange at gmail dot com.
Much thanks to Mike for the cartoon in the header!
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BFA Offers Football Legends Scholarships
The Bermuda Football Association [BFA] is now accepting applications for its Legends Scholarships 2018.
A spokesperson said, "Bermuda will recall Taznae Fubler, Sideya Dill and Keunna Dill were all awarded the two-year award in 2017.
"The 2018 Legends were unveiled at the BFA Awards Ceremony held on April 20th at the BUEI. The 2018 Legends are:
"Mr. Lorenzo Symonds, a former captain of the Bermuda National Team who distinguished himself as a cultured center back with the Devonshire Colts.
"Mr. Dennis Wainwright MBE, remembered for his excellence in both National Sports of football and cricket. In football, he was an outstanding goalkeeper playing for the likes of Wellington Rovers and Young Men's Social Club.
"Dr. Lew Simmons, more recently known for his work in the Ministry of Education; excelled as a goalkeeper for Howard University in Washington DC, his beloved Somerset Trojans and the Bermuda National Team.
"Mr. Carlyle Crockwell Sr, a consummate referee who went about his task professionally; culminating with his appointment as a FIFA listed referee. He was small in stature but stood large in the refereeing fraternity.
"Mr. John Nusum, who played many years as a professional in North America most notable indoor soccer where he made 54 appearances with the New York Arrows. He returned to Bermuda to play for several teams including the PHC Zebras and Hamilton Parish Workman's Club.
"Applications can be downloaded from the BFA Website or collected from the BFA's Clyde Best Center of Excellence. The deadline for applications is June 15th 2018."
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