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mardi 5 juillet 2011
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Shaw Capital Management Headlines : The Boiler Room Opens In Hollywood Style
By Stacie Stamper | Email the author | May 23, 2011
Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) has successful grand opening on Main Street in Duluth.
Congratulations Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) on the successful grand opening of The Boiler Room, the first American Steampunk store and studio, last Saturday (May 21) on Main Street in Historic Downtown Duluth.
What a day of festivities starting with the doors opening at 10 a.m. to find Danny Hunter of Buford as the first patron in line. A Dragoncon and Steampunk fan, Danny was interested in having PDP make a Steampunk costume he conceptually designed. Danny was impressed with the store and studio and suggested that other Steampunkers must check it out.
Erin Bushko, co-founder of PDP, welcomed the guests and introduced Duluth Mayor Nancy Harris. Mayor Harris performed the ribbon-cutting ceremony in Steampunk fashion wearing pink goggles. “We are wanting to attract the unique and unusual to Duluth, and The Boiler Room is certainly that,” she said. “It is so exciting to have you here!” The mayor was presented a PDP original Dirigible Mayor Doll, and she mingled among the customers and Steampunk characters before departing to attend the Duluth Health & Fitness Fair on the Town Green.
Steampunk is a worldwide futuristic Victorian-age movement with a sub-genre of science and speculative fiction including elements of fantasy. A blooming subculture mixing Victorian fashion and sensibilities with fantasy and imaginary technologies. Steampunk necessities include goggles, pocket watches, brass and copper clockwork, gears and steam-powered inventions that go far beyond 1800s technology. Drawing on inspiration from Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, the contemporary Steampunk community is growing in popularity across the world with an estimated 60,000+ followers.
Performances by The Aeronauts, Hoop Essence, and Tartanic along with makeup effects demonstrations by PDP co-founder Matt Silva provided entrainment for all. “It is so nice this day is finally here, it has been several months in the making,” said Silva. It was an action-packed day that supported a steady stream of customers who visited the store until closing at midnight.
A props, costume, & oddities store, The Boiler Room is like walking into a museum of relics from their work. The counters are from “Candy Shop,” props used in “Blood on my Name” are for rent, and life casts in process to create zombies for a current PDP project project PDP are visible. As for the studio, there are over 20 professionals who represent a one-stop-shop for art direction. Services include set design, construction, and dressing along with costumes, wardrobe, hair, and makeup effects.
Expect a bit of Hollywood in Historic Duluth when you visit The Boiler Room. Welcome PDP and best wishes for your success on Main Street!
Editor’s note: Stacie Stamper is a Main Street merchant in Historic Downtown Duluth and active in the community. She started frugally yours interiors (fyi Duluth Design Center) two years ago and has implemented innovative events to bring folks downtown and promote Duluth as a shopping destination.
Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) has successful grand opening on Main Street in Duluth.
Congratulations Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) on the successful grand opening of The Boiler Room, the first American Steampunk store and studio, last Saturday (May 21) on Main Street in Historic Downtown Duluth.
What a day of festivities starting with the doors opening at 10 a.m. to find Danny Hunter of Buford as the first patron in line. A Dragoncon and Steampunk fan, Danny was interested in having PDP make a Steampunk costume he conceptually designed. Danny was impressed with the store and studio and suggested that other Steampunkers must check it out.
Erin Bushko, co-founder of PDP, welcomed the guests and introduced Duluth Mayor Nancy Harris. Mayor Harris performed the ribbon-cutting ceremony in Steampunk fashion wearing pink goggles. “We are wanting to attract the unique and unusual to Duluth, and The Boiler Room is certainly that,” she said. “It is so exciting to have you here!” The mayor was presented a PDP original Dirigible Mayor Doll, and she mingled among the customers and Steampunk characters before departing to attend the Duluth Health & Fitness Fair on the Town Green.
Steampunk is a worldwide futuristic Victorian-age movement with a sub-genre of science and speculative fiction including elements of fantasy. A blooming subculture mixing Victorian fashion and sensibilities with fantasy and imaginary technologies. Steampunk necessities include goggles, pocket watches, brass and copper clockwork, gears and steam-powered inventions that go far beyond 1800s technology. Drawing on inspiration from Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, the contemporary Steampunk community is growing in popularity across the world with an estimated 60,000+ followers.
Performances by The Aeronauts, Hoop Essence, and Tartanic along with makeup effects demonstrations by PDP co-founder Matt Silva provided entrainment for all. “It is so nice this day is finally here, it has been several months in the making,” said Silva. It was an action-packed day that supported a steady stream of customers who visited the store until closing at midnight.
A props, costume, & oddities store, The Boiler Room is like walking into a museum of relics from their work. The counters are from “Candy Shop,” props used in “Blood on my Name” are for rent, and life casts in process to create zombies for a current PDP project project PDP are visible. As for the studio, there are over 20 professionals who represent a one-stop-shop for art direction. Services include set design, construction, and dressing along with costumes, wardrobe, hair, and makeup effects.
Expect a bit of Hollywood in Historic Duluth when you visit The Boiler Room. Welcome PDP and best wishes for your success on Main Street!
Editor’s note: Stacie Stamper is a Main Street merchant in Historic Downtown Duluth and active in the community. She started frugally yours interiors (fyi Duluth Design Center) two years ago and has implemented innovative events to bring folks downtown and promote Duluth as a shopping destination.
Shaw Capital Management Scam Info: Scam Warning in Loyalsock Township
MARCH 25, 2011
Scam Warning in Loyalsock Township – PSP Montoursville are warning the general public to be cautious of a scam involving a 73-year-old male residing in Mount Royal Heights, Loyalsock Township. Trooper Troy F. Hendershot said the incident occurred between March 9 and March 22 as unknown individuals contacted the victim posing as a sweepstakes and requested that he send them money in the form of pre-paid Pay Pal money cards. Hendershot said the victim was then promised to receive $1 million, a 2011 Mercedes-Benz, and free gas for a year. Anyone with information is asked to contact 570.368.5700.
Gun Stolen, Then Returned in Montoursville – Investigations are continuing by PSP Montoursville of a theft which occurred sometime over a three-day period earlier this month. Trooper Paul McGee said between 8 p.m., Sunday, March 6 and 7 p.m., Wednesday, March 9, an unknown individual stole a gun from the Trading Post, 1799 Kehrer Hill Road in Upper Fairfield Township. McGee said the individual then later mailed back the gun to the owner of the Trading Post. Anyone with information is asked to contact 570.368.5700.
SCI-Muncy Hit-and-Run Accident – PSP Montoursville report that a hit-and-run accident at SCI-Muncy prison. Trooper Paul McGee said that on Sunday, March 20, 2 p.m., a 2004 Dodge Ram was parked legally in a parking space when an unknown make and model drove by the passenger side of the Dodge and struck it with the driver side, then drove away from the scene without reporting the crash.
Mailboxes Damaged in Wolf Township – PSP Montoursville continue their investigation of mailboxes that were damaged in Wolf Township on Sunday, March 20. Trooper Michael Shipman said the mailboxes belonging to Lori Niklaus, 45, and Pamela Wright, 54, who share a driveway at 2281 and 287 Burns Road, Muncy, were damaged between the house of 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Anyone with information is asked to contact 570.368.5700.
Loyalsock Township Middle School Altercation – Charges are pending against a Williamsport juvenile following an altercation which took place at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 3 in a classroom between a 15-year-old female and Lori Bair, of Jersey Shore. Trooper James R. Doane said Bair was kicked in the hip after a brief struggle over a marker with the juvenile.
Loyalsock Township Middle School Altercation – Charges are pending against a Williamsport juvenile following an altercation which took place at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 3 in a classroom between a 15-year-old female and Lori Bair, of Jersey Shore. Trooper James R. Doane said Bair was kicked in the hip after a brief struggle over a marker with the juvenile.
Two Arraigned and Jailed for K-Mart Thefts – Two Williamsport people were arrested arraigned and jailed for retail theft. PSP Montourville Trooper Doebler said Joseph William Fioretti, 26, and Heather Marie Coats, 25, whose residence is listed as 75 ½ Parkwood Place, were apprehended by the Lost Prevention Unit as K-Mart, 1915 East Third Street, Williamsport, and transported to PSP Montoursville. Fioretti concealed three t-shirts totaling $38.97 and attempted to leave the store, while Coats concealed four DVDs and a pack of utility blades totaling $85.25 and proceeded to open the DVDs in the bathroom before attempting to leave the store. Both were arraigned by District Judge Page; Fioretti, who is currently under adult probation was detained to the Lycoming County Prison. Coats was released on $5,000 unsecured bail. This was the second offense for retail theft for both individuals.
Fender Bender Reported at McDonald’s – PSP Montoursville report that minor vehicular damage and no physical injuries were sustained following an accident on Saturday, March 19 in the McDonald’s parking lot in Loyalsock Township. Investigator Jeffrey A. Vilello said the incident occurred just before 11:30 p.m. when the driver of a 1994 Ford F-250 truck back out of a parking stall and didn’t see a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee enter the parking lot. The rear bumper of the truck struck the front bumper of the Jeep, causing very minor damage, Vilello said.
Crews from various fire departments and emergency personnel responded to the following incidents in Lycoming and Clinton County on Thursday, March 24:
• 12:45 a.m., fire alarm, 701 North Loyalsock Avenue, Montoursville; Montoursville dispatched.
• 2:42 a.m., trees down in road, 6261 Rose Valley Road, Gamble Township; Trout Run responded.
• 5:36 a.m., traffic control, 100 block of Route 14, Lewis Township; Trout Run and Ralston dispatched.
• 6:36 a.m., fire alarm, 701 North Loyalsock Avenue, Montoursville; Montoursville dispatched.
• 9:56 a.m., fire alarm, 3850 Reach Road, Williamsport; Williamsport Bureau of Fire and Susquehanna Health System EMS dispatched.
• 10:08 a.m., fire alarm, 701 North Loyalsock Avenue, Montoursville; Montoursville dispatched.
• 11:49 a.m., vehicle fire, Central Mountain High School, Clinton County; Mill Hall responded.
• 12:12 p.m., mercury spill, 2990 West Fourth Street, Williamsport; Williamsport Bureau of Fire dispatched.
• 12:14 p.m., rockslide, 4800 block of Route 14, Lewis Township; Trout Run responded.
• 2:28 p.m., fire alarm, 3850 Reach Road, Williamsport; Williamsport Bureau of Fire dispatched.
• 4:47 p.m., hazardous material incident, 363 East Park Street, city of Lock Haven, Clinton County; Lock Haven and Clinton County Hazmat responded.
• 7:35 p.m., chimney fire, 2570 Jacks Hollow Road, Armstrong Township; Duboistown and South Williamsport Independent dispatched.
• 9:02 p.m., furnace malfunction, 23 Sagamore Drive, Bald Eagle Township, Clinton County, Mill Hall dispatched.
• 12:45 a.m., fire alarm, 701 North Loyalsock Avenue, Montoursville; Montoursville dispatched.
• 2:42 a.m., trees down in road, 6261 Rose Valley Road, Gamble Township; Trout Run responded.
• 5:36 a.m., traffic control, 100 block of Route 14, Lewis Township; Trout Run and Ralston dispatched.
• 6:36 a.m., fire alarm, 701 North Loyalsock Avenue, Montoursville; Montoursville dispatched.
• 9:56 a.m., fire alarm, 3850 Reach Road, Williamsport; Williamsport Bureau of Fire and Susquehanna Health System EMS dispatched.
• 10:08 a.m., fire alarm, 701 North Loyalsock Avenue, Montoursville; Montoursville dispatched.
• 11:49 a.m., vehicle fire, Central Mountain High School, Clinton County; Mill Hall responded.
• 12:12 p.m., mercury spill, 2990 West Fourth Street, Williamsport; Williamsport Bureau of Fire dispatched.
• 12:14 p.m., rockslide, 4800 block of Route 14, Lewis Township; Trout Run responded.
• 2:28 p.m., fire alarm, 3850 Reach Road, Williamsport; Williamsport Bureau of Fire dispatched.
• 4:47 p.m., hazardous material incident, 363 East Park Street, city of Lock Haven, Clinton County; Lock Haven and Clinton County Hazmat responded.
• 7:35 p.m., chimney fire, 2570 Jacks Hollow Road, Armstrong Township; Duboistown and South Williamsport Independent dispatched.
• 9:02 p.m., furnace malfunction, 23 Sagamore Drive, Bald Eagle Township, Clinton County, Mill Hall dispatched.
dimanche 3 juillet 2011
Shaw Capital Management News: Washington Waxes Brazilian
Brazil provides us with an example of a rapidly developing, energy-hungry economy in the Western Hemisphere, where biofuel is a fact of life. Biofuel is also an investment imperative for energy investors and companies that want to make money in Brazil. As an important part of the #3 economy in the Americas, ethanol can’t be ignored by the United States.
(Sugar) Ethanol as a Global Commodity; Focus on Cosan Ltd. (NYSE: CZZ) Cosan is entering into a joint venture with an oil giant that could be worth billion, and its happy beginning to 2010 signals a renewal of interest in ethanol and entrance of some unlikely participants into biofuels. Cosan, a Brazilian company that processes more sugar than anyone else in the world, is now joining with Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS), the #2 oil producer in Europe.
Shell is paying Cosan .625 billion for half of its core assets. As part of the joint venture that will emerge, Shell is also taking on Cosan’s debt and opening up 2,740 Shell service stations to Cosan’s sweet, green fuel. Shell will also give Cosan two small Brazilian companies … Codexis and Iogen … where Shell has been investing in ethanol. Cosan is entering into a joint venture with an oil giant that could be worth billion, and…signals a renewal of interest in ethanol and entrance of some unlikely participants into biofuels.
Shaw Capital Management Korea News: Cosan stands to gain big from an efficient system of turning agricultural leftovers into fuel in its own right. Of all the money and knowledge changing hands, one part is most important: By gaining access to Shell’s distribution system, Cosan will have the luxury of ramping up production without
worrying if there will be buyers.
Shell wants to fertilize Cosan’s cane-based business. Cosan output now has to grow from 2 billion liters per year up to the 3 billion that will be needed to satisfy a total 4,500 fuel stations in Brazil. From there, it’s up to 4 and 5 billion liters annually and on to making ethanol a global commodity. You’d be hard pressed to tell the difference between Shell and Cosan’s statements on this joint venture if you removed a couple of words. Very simply, each company wants access to the other’s expertise. “Cosan represents the best entry to sustainable biofuels in the market… the best entry of scale,” Shell’s Mark Williams said in London. In Sao Paulo, Cosan Chairman Rubens Ometto said the tie-up is intended to be “the step forward that was lacking, in spite of all our efforts, to make ethanol a global commodity.” Shell’s 45,000 stations around the world will pump biofuel to vehicles that can run on gasoline, ethanol, or a mixture of the two.
Shaw Capital Management Korea News: Low prices also help, as evidenced in Brazil where flex-fuel vehicles now account for 90% of new cars and truck sales. Shell’s 45,000 stations around the world will pump biofuel to vehicles that can run on gasoline, ethanol, or a mixture of the two (Brazil mandates that all gasoline have at least a 20% ethanol component). As it stands, Brazilians are the end users of the vast majority of the ethanol that their country produces (about 25 billion liters annually). And you wouldn’t know it from most of the media, but ethanol is more than just an automotive matter…
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Shaw Capital Management – Investment Innovation & Excellence. We provide the information; insight and expertise that you need to make the right investment choices.
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Shaw Capital Management and Financing - Accounts Receivable Financing
Accounts Receivable Financing
What is Accounts Receivable Financing?
Receivable financing is a method used by businesses to convert sales on credit terms for immediate cash flow. Financing accounts receivable has become the preferred financial tool in obtaining flexible working capital for businesses of all sizes. The receivable credit line is determined by the financial strength of the customer (Buyer), not the client (The seller of the receivables).
Shaw Capital Management financing programs can accommodate companies with seasonal or uneven sales patterns or start-up operations with no financial base to rely upon. Any business can qualify for receivable financing if it generates sales on open credit terms to customers with financial credit strength.
Business must sell to a good credit worthy account debtor (customer), a receivable or invoice that can be verified or has an acceptance (signed off) by the account debtor. Receivable financing is available to all industries that provide services, or deliver products to commercial accounts.
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Shaw Capital Management and Financing - How Factoring Works
Shaw Capital Management and Financing factoring process works:
1. Contact us to become Shaw Capital Management and Financing client. Please use the Contact Us page or click the link - Become a client.
2. You must submit a factoring application for each load you want to factor at least 24 hours before your freight bills arrive in our office. Please request for an Online Application Form or click the link (Application Form Request) If you are on the road without Internet access, a fax version is available upon request.
3. Deliver the shipment, and then send us your freight bills, rate confirmation sheet and all paperwork.
4. Get paid. We provide same-day-funding when your freight bills arrive.
We prepare all invoices on our behalf, submit them and collect payment directly.
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mercredi 18 mai 2011
Shaw capital Management Korea Latest News>> Better quake warning system
The recent earthquake and tsunami dealt a severe blow to the Japanese community and shook the world. The impact is huge in terms of loss of lives, devastation, and its spillover across the globe.
It highlights the wrath of nature, when Mother Nature is suffering from changes due to its inhabitants ? humans at large. Climate change, environmental degradation, and depletion of natural wealth is creating turmoil everywhere, leading to a “Crisis of Civilization.”
I am deeply moved. The article I wrote on June 2010 in The Korea Times has practical implications for the tectonic shifts and its repercussions. Earthquake and tsunami are intricately linked due to geo-morphological changes in the Earth’s surface. Debabrata Das’s article, referred to in my article and published in Science and Culture, has deep implications by unearthing this complicated relationship.
Earthquakes occurred in the Philippines, and northern India during March 21 and 22, 2011. One could have an “early warning system” developed by knowing the chances of earthquake and then taking care of the resultant tsunami effect, if precautions are taken beforehand.
Because of two vital factors, as mentioned by Debabarata Das, it might happen: (1) March 19 is full moon day and (2) the moon is in perigee position, i.e., nearest to the Earth. So, a high alert warning could save many lives.
Dr. Gouranga Das
Associate economic professor
Hanyang University, Erica Campus
Ansan, Gyeonggi Province
dasgouranga@yahoo.com
Associate economic professor
Hanyang University, Erica Campus
Ansan, Gyeonggi Province
dasgouranga@yahoo.com
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