Submission for Loews Denver Hotel "Party On" promotion, from Dede Pahl, executive director of Investment Management Consultants Association. Based in Greenwood Village, CO, and with a staff of 24, IMCA is a 501(c)6 membership association dedicated to delivering the premier investment consulting and wealth management credentials and world-class educational offerings. Watch the video to learn why IMCA staff deserves to win!
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Added: November 20, 2008
Piper Village is the first project in North Seattle to pave with pervious asphalt - the largest application in all of Seattle. This video demonstrates how pervious asphalt, a sustainable alternative to regular paving concrete, reduces stormwater runoff to our precious water systems. www.piper-village.com
Author: PiperVillage
Keywords: Piper Village Greenwood Pervious Asphalt Sustainability Green Building
Added: November 14, 2008
Graffiti artist Kalmplex attended the Bloor Festival '08, Toronto, ON Canada as part of the Communities Advancing Valued Environments (C.A.V.E.) and Toronto Crime Stoppers booth sponsored by the Harbord Village BIA and Neil Wright Real Estate.
Kalmplex has been doing legal graffiti with the Toronto Crime Stoppers School officer for two years on and off. On this date she rolled up on her bicycle with stencils and spray paint in hand wanting an opportunity to paint one of two BMX Bike Ramps being painted as part of the festival display.
When Kalmplex was done her art piece it read "It takes a community to raise children..We All Can Be Happy..RIP Chad and Karim". She had decicated the mural to an appeal for information to solve the murders of both her brothers - Chad Winter - gunned down at Greenwood and Gerrard March 3, 2001, and Karim Afa-Ayl, killed December 23, 2007 in Regent Park.
Detective Larry Straver, Coordinator of Toronto Crime Stoppers took the information and followed up with the investigating Toronto Police Service Homicide Squad officers, confirming that both cases were unsolved. The 2001 case has been transferred to the Cold Case Squad, and Detectives Stacy Gallant and Ali Ansari are actively investigation the 2007 case.
The video of Kalmplex making an appeal for information on her two brothers' murders has been posted to the Toronto Crime Stoppers YouTube account http://YouTube.com/1800222tips, and is also posted on http://Facebook.com in the Group 'Toronto Crime Stoppers'.
"This is a perfect example of the community Crime Stoppers program out there engaging the youth of Toronto in positive, challenging and interesting recreational activities ... and those youth having faith in the community Crime Stoppers program as a result. I have been working with Kalmplex for two years and didn't even know she had two family members murdered. Obviously the trust that she has built up in me has transferred to trust in the anonymity and value of the Crime Stoppers program .. and now Kalmplex is standing up against violence in her community.
Information is encouraged to be called directly in to the investigation Homicide officers - Detectives Ali Ansari and Stacy Gallat at 416-808-7400. Anonymous information can be submitted to the Toronto Crime Stoppers program in one of three ways:
1. Call on the phone 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
2. Click 'Submit A Tip' at http://222tips.com
3. Text TIP312 and your message to CRIMES
Author: 222TIPSCommunity
Keywords: crime toronto
Added: November 9, 2008
Move in and enjoy single floor living and all the fabulous Greenwood Village Amenities, plus the beauty of the national park system with hike & bike trail, all within walking distance! This 2 bedroom 2 bath condo features many upgrades including kitchen & bath, some newer windows and stackable washer/dryer in suite. Balcony off Living Room boasts lovely wooded views and master suite has private bath and walk-in closet. Why rent when you can own your own slice of Heaven! A rare find for this price range. Listed with Howard Hanna Real Estate Services. Visit http://www.MaryJoRoss.com for price and more details.
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Added: November 2, 2008
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The country house has been built on a previous old one. Construction is made with local stone, chestnut beams and cotto roof. It has to be finished internally. The house is on three floors, each floor of 85 sm. for a total of 255 sqm floor area. In case, it could be divided into two indipendent apartments. Swimming pool can be built on the land.
Land is 2 hectars, already fenced. If interested, other 7 hectars could be included and fenced.
Nearest village is at about 5 minutes drive, 4.5 km to Castel del Piano (Grosseto).
Water and electricity are already there, plus a a natural spring.
Estimated cost for finishing: around � 90.000, using of course hand made cotto tiles and chestnut windows and doors.
Works required: lighting plant, heating and water system, floors, windows and doors, plaster and painting.
A good opportunity for having a beautiful country house, decoreted inside according to the customer wishes. The property is very suitable for a bed & breakfast activity or for renting rooms activity.
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Added: October 27, 2008
Heiner Kullack of Hamburg, Germany, went to the village southwest of Halifax on Wednesday night to do some birdwatching. But it wasn't hummingbirds or cedar waxwings that left an impression.
At about 9:45 p.m., while sitting in the van he's used to drive all over Canada, the 68-year-old retired school teacher noticed a bright stationary light in the sky over an island across the bay.
That light was joined by a second. Both eventually faded away.
Portions of videos he shot with a hand-held digital recorder can be seen at thechronicleherald.ca.
Mr. Kullack, who plans to return to Germany on Sunday, is at a loss to explain what he saw.
"First I thought it was the top light of a sailboat," he said Thursday. "But then when they did not move and disappeared, I thought maybe it could be a UFO or something. A very strange object."
Asked if he believed in UFOs and visitors from other planets, he let out a long sigh.
"I don't believe. But after that, I'm not sure."
In one portion of video, shot using the camera's zoom feature, one of the lights appears to have a border near its edge and a series of swirling dots near the centre. At one point, a pair of black dots obscure a portion of the light from the right side.
Mr. Kullack said he was "a little bit afraid" observing the "aggressive" lights.
All the lights had faded from the sky by about 10:15.
Mr. Kullack said he knocked on the door of a nearby house but the residents had not seen anything unusual.
But they were noticed by others in the area.
Ryan O'Toole, a cook at the Bay Landing restaurant and lounge in Prospect Bay, saw the lights from the bar Wednesday night and recalled seeing similar ones about a month ago.
After that first sighting, a friend explained they were naval flares, so Mr. O'Toole wasn't concerned about the lights this week.
Even so, one bright light followed by a dimmer, more distant light got his attention.
"I kept looking at it," he said. "I was drawn away from conversation looking at it. It didn't really cause any alarm. But whenever you see anything like that, the first thing you do is call the coast guard, because it could be an actual distress signal."
A relative told him the orange colour of the flare meant it was being used for training.
That, in fact, appears to be the explanation for the mysterious lights.
The crew of a CC-130 Hercules airplane from 14 Wing Greenwood was conducting a search and rescue exercise in the area at the time, said Maj. Paul Doucette of navy public affairs.
"They were doing some training with flares. That's what people saw."
Capt. John Pulchny, a spokesman for 14 Wing Greenwood, said illumination flares can be dropped out of planes or helicopters and are equipped with small parachutes so that they float down to the water very gradually.
But what about the apparent activity on the surface of the bright object in the film?
After viewing the video, David Lane, an observatory technician at Saint Mary's University, said those swirls seem to be "optical aberrations" created by a lens that can't focus on a distant light.
The lens can add rings and speckles and colours, said Mr. Lane, who recently had an asteroid named after him. The atmosphere can also alter the appearance of colours and make objects in the sky seem to come and go.
As for the source of the mysterious light, before being told about the navy training exercises, he said the planet Venus is by far the most common culprit behind reported UFO sightings. But Venus would not have been visible from Prospect Bay at that time of night Wednesday.
Tourist videos 'aggressive' lights in sky over Prospect Bay
By JOHN GILLIS Staff Reporter
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Heiner Kullack of Hamburg, Germany, went to the village southwest of Halifax on Wednesday night to do some birdwatching. But it wasn't hummingbirds or cedar waxwings that left an impression.
At about 9:45 p.m., while sitting in the van he's used to drive all over Canada, the 68-year-old retired school teacher noticed a bright stationary light in the sky over an island across the bay.
That light was joined by a second. Both eventually faded away.
Portions of videos he shot with a hand-held digital recorder can be seen at thechronicleherald.ca.
Mr. Kullack, who plans to return to Germany on Sunday, is at a loss to explain what he saw.
"First I thought it was the top light of a sailboat," he said Thursday. "But then when they did not move and disappeared, I thought maybe it could be a UFO or something. A very strange object."
Asked if he believed in UFOs and visitors from other planets, he let out a long sigh.
"I don't believe. But after that, I'm not sure."
In one portion of video, shot using the camera's zoom feature, one of the lights appears to have a border near its edge and a series of swirling dots near the centre. At one point, a pair of black dots obscure a portion of the light from the right side.
Mr. Kullack said he was "a little bit afraid" observing the "aggressive" lights.
All the lights had faded from the sky by about 10:15.
Mr. Kullack said he knocked on the door of a nearby house but the residents had not seen anything unusual.
But they were noticed by others in the area.
Ryan O'Toole, a cook at the Bay Landing restaurant and lounge in Prospect Bay, saw the lights from the bar Wednesday night and recalled seeing similar ones about a month ago.
After that first sighting, a friend explained they were naval flares, so Mr. O'Toole wasn't concerned about the lights this week.
Even so, one bright light followed by a dimmer, more distant light got his attention.
"I kept looking at it," he said. "I was drawn away from conversation looking at it. It didn't really cause any alarm. But whenever you see anything like that, the first thing you do is call the coast guard, because it could be an actual distress signal."
A relative told him the orange colour of the flare meant it was being used for training.
That, in fact, appears to be the explanation for the mysterious lights.
The crew of a CC-130 Hercules airplane from 14 Wing Greenwood was conducting a search and rescue exercise in the area at the time, said Maj. Paul Doucette of navy public affairs.
"They were doing some training with flares. That's what people saw."
Capt. John Pulchny, a spokesman for 14 Wing Greenwood, said illumination flares can be dropped out of planes or helicopters and are equipped with small parachutes so that they float down to the water very gradually.
But what about the apparent activity on the surface of the bright object in the film?
After viewing the video, David Lane, an observatory technician at Saint Mary's University, said those swirls seem to be "optical aberrations" created by a lens that can't focus on a distant light.
The lens can add rings and speckles and colours, said Mr. Lane, who recently had an asteroid named after him. The atmosphere can also alter the appearance of colours and make objects in the sky seem to come and go.
As for the source of the mysterious light, before being told about the navy training exercises, he said the planet Venus is by far the most common culprit behind reported UFO sightings. But Venus would not have been visible from Prospect Bay at that time of night Wednesday.
Tourist videos 'aggressive' lights in sky over Prospect Bay
By JOHN GILLIS Staff Reporter
http://www.ufocasebook.com
Author: 2008albert
Keywords: ufo ovni extraterrestrial sighting canada prospect bay
Added: October 25, 2008
"Heiner Kullack of Hamburg, Germany, went to the village southwest of Halifax on Wednesday night to do some birdwatching. But it wasn't hummingbirds or cedar waxwings that left an impression.
At about 9:45 p.m., while sitting in the van he's used to drive all over Canada, the 68-year-old retired school teacher noticed a bright stationary light in the sky over an island across the bay.
That light was joined by a second. Both eventually faded away.
Portions of videos he shot with a hand-held digital recorder can be seen at thechronicleherald.ca.
Mr. Kullack, who plans to return to Germany on Sunday, is at a loss to explain what he saw.
"First I thought it was the top light of a sailboat," he said Thursday. "But then when they did not move and disappeared, I thought maybe it could be a UFO or something. A very strange object."
Asked if he believed in UFOs and visitors from other planets, he let out a long sigh.
"I don't believe. But after that, I'm not sure."
In one portion of video, shot using the camera's zoom feature, one of the lights appears to have a border near its edge and a series of swirling dots near the centre. At one point, a pair of black dots obscure a portion of the light from the right side.
Mr. Kullack said he was "a little bit afraid" observing the "aggressive" lights.
All the lights had faded from the sky by about 10:15.
Mr. Kullack said he knocked on the door of a nearby house but the residents had not seen anything unusual.
But they were noticed by others in the area.
Ryan O'Toole, a cook at the Bay Landing restaurant and lounge in Prospect Bay, saw the lights from the bar Wednesday night and recalled seeing similar ones about a month ago.
After that first sighting, a friend explained they were naval flares, so Mr. O'Toole wasn't concerned about the lights this week.
Even so, one bright light followed by a dimmer, more distant light got his attention.
"I kept looking at it," he said. "I was drawn away from conversation looking at it. It didn't really cause any alarm. But whenever you see anything like that, the first thing you do is call the coast guard, because it could be an actual distress signal."
A relative told him the orange colour of the flare meant it was being used for training.
That, in fact, appears to be the explanation for the mysterious lights.
The crew of a CC-130 Hercules airplane from 14 Wing Greenwood was conducting a search and rescue exercise in the area at the time, said Maj. Paul Doucette of navy public affairs.
"They were doing some training with flares. That's what people saw."
Capt. John Pulchny, a spokesman for 14 Wing Greenwood, said illumination flares can be dropped out of planes or helicopters and are equipped with small parachutes so that they float down to the water very gradually.
But what about the apparent activity on the surface of the bright object in the film?
After viewing the video, David Lane, an observatory technician at Saint Mary's University, said those swirls seem to be "optical aberrations" created by a lens that can't focus on a distant light.
The lens can add rings and speckles and colours, said Mr. Lane, who recently had an asteroid named after him. The atmosphere can also alter the appearance of colours and make objects in the sky seem to come and go.
As for the source of the mysterious light, before being told about the navy training exercises, he said the planet Venus is by far the most common culprit behind reported UFO sightings. But Venus would not have been visible from Prospect Bay at that time of night Wednesday.
Tourist videos 'aggressive' lights in sky over Prospect Bay."
By JOHN GILLIS Staff Reporter
http://www.ufocasebook.com
Personally, I don't think this is a flare...that's just an excuse.
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Added: October 17, 2008
3373 Kathleen Street 3 bedroom / 2 bath / 1206 sq. ft. / 6,014 sq. ft. lot Located in wonderful Cambrian Village neighborhood of San Jose, This gorgeous Cambrian Single Family Home sits tucked away on a quiet street. This home features built-in cabinetry throughout, cathedral ceilings, open and well-lit, an open floor plan, ample storage, 2-car garage, updated kitchen & bath, high quality laminate floors, and ready to move in condition. A spacious backyard features slate tiles & shady arbor-perfect for entertaining! This neighborhood features California distinguished school district with highly desired Fammatre Elementary, Cambrian Elementary and Branham High School.
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Added: October 9, 2008
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