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S & B Porta-Bowl now offers a new line of ADA (Americans with Disability Act) Restroom Trailers that will give wheelchairs plenty of space to maneuver around. The ADA Restroom lowers to the ground, minimizing the amount of space needed for the ramp, which is a huge improvement upon the current models that will reduce interior square footage to accommodate for the extra ramp space need. The Royal Augusta & Newport ADA trailers are 30' long and 15' wide, which contributes to the roominess of this restroom trailer series. S & B Porta-Bowl recognized the need for disabled users and that the current market is not meeting their needs quick enough. "S & B Porta-Bowl is sensitive to the needs of the disabled and sought to bring on a line of portable restrooms that will serve them better & make it a nicer experience" says Jon Sola, the President.

The Sun Valley Summer Symphony celebrates its 35th season and Music Director Alasdair Neale's 25th anniversary with a blockbuster lineup this July 29 - Aug. 22. The annual Summer Concert Series is admission-free, and the season regularly draws crowds of more than 50,000 over the course of the festival. This year will feature three guest artists in residence, an exploration of chamber orchestra masterpieces, evenings of French music and Gershwin favorites, education programs, and full symphonies including Mahler's mighty Symphony No. 2, "Resurrection."

TraceGains makes the food supply chain safer and more profitable by helping companies produce finished goods faster, better, and more cost-effectively. Supplier Compliance is a food safety firewall that allows companies to detect and eliminate problems in the supply chain before they are incorporated into finished goods and shipped to customers. By reducing ingredient variability, the finished product becomes less costly to manufacture, performs better, and ultimately increases customer satisfaction. Supplier Impact enables companies to easily measure how each supplier affects finished goods quality and profitability, and connects product outcomes and customer feedback to specific upstream ingredient suppliers. Suppliers are continuously scored based on performance of key attributes for each shipment, and rank ordered against their peers. Effective product recalls are accelerated and performed at the unit level, so recall costs, long-term brand damage, and brand rehabilitation costs are minimized. All TraceGains solutions present findings in easy-to-understand dashboard graphics with full drilldown capabilities, which are available for onsite deployment or delivered as SaaS (software-as-a-service).

TraceGains makes the food supply chain safer and more profitable by helping companies produce finished goods faster, better, and more cost-effectively.

According to Jeff Klapp at TraceGains, “Actionable Intelligence is what matters and traceability is absolutely an afterthought because in the process of collecting actionable intelligence, traceability data is axiomatically captured. Most food and CPG companies’ quality personnel hold the perception “traceability is already handled.” What is needed is the ability to look at Supplier Compliance and Impacts to improve downstream visibility through the value chain …this results in improved quality attributes from upstream supplier compliance.”

The mission at TraceGains is to protect the brand of food and beverage clients by eliminating problems before product is shipped to the customer. If a problem does occur this unique solution can minimize the brand damage by using patented recall trace-back and track-forward technologies. A recall alert can be initiated within minutes, reducing potentially bad news to one news cycle, and saving customers millions of dollars in long-term brand rehabilitation costs. The Recall Detective analyzes critical risk factors, going beyond material movement tracking; the Recall Minimizer provides instant multiple scenarios for reduced brand damage.

The mission at TraceGains (www.TraceGains.com) is to make the food supply chain safer and more profitable by helping companies produce finished goods faster, better, and more cost-effectively. Supplier Compliance is a food safety firewall that allows companies to detect and eliminate problems in the supply chain before they are incorporated into finished goods and shipped to customers. By reducing ingredient variability, the finished product becomes less costly to manufacture, performs better, and ultimately increases customer satisfaction. Supplier Impact enables companies to easily measure how each supplier affects finished goods quality and profitability, and connects product outcomes and customer feedback to specific upstream ingredient suppliers. Suppliers are continuously scored based on performance of key attributes for each shipment, and rank ordered against their peers. With the TraceGains’ CaseTrace and LabelTrace solutions, companies can achieve true ingredient-level traceability. Effective product recalls are accelerated and performed at the unit level, so recall costs, long-term brand damage, and brand rehabilitation costs are minimized. LabelTrace can be expanded to include brand authentication and consumer-level loyalty marketing. All TraceGains solutions present findings in easy-to-understand dashboard graphics with full drilldown capabilities, which are available for onsite deployment or delivered as SaaS (software-as-a-service). Headquartered in Longmont, Colorado, USA, TraceGains has direct and partner offices throughout North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia.

According to Jeff Klapp at TraceGains, “The discrete manufacturers’ job is much easier – they have a part number and exact specifications but do not have the variability that food ingredients have. Also, the government allows them to share information much more freely than CPG companies. The range of raw material/ingredient variability is unique to the food supply chain. Thus the business rules based upon variability ranges etc. The discrete manufacturing suppliers supply chain participants are much more visible and easily identified. The food supply chain is much less visible, fragmented, and has many more participants.”

TraceGains, Inc., the SaaS (software as a service) leader in helping companies reduce costs and improve product quality automatically, has been awarded two new patents relating to its core technology, connecting “upstream activities” to “downstream outcomes” across different companies in any supply chain allowing companies to understand their suppliers’ true impact. These new patents increase to fourteen the TraceGains patent portfolio for its cross-enterprise solutions and technology engine, and they both broaden and deepen the range and scope of previously issued patents.

TraceGains’ Profit Optimizer enables businesses to find and analyze the most critical value chain connections and sources of impact. Poorly performing suppliers can be properly counseled or replaced, and adverse internal events or practices can be minimized or eliminated entirely. By correlating and analyzing previously disparate data sets in the value chain, only TraceGains makes it possible to connect upstream inputs, suppliers, and raw materials to downstream outcomes such as product quality or customer satisfaction. Companies can then coach or replace poorly performing suppliers and counteract profit-draining events within the enterprise, and also perpetuate positive practices internally and throughout the supply chain, to achieve complete profit optimization.

Small business owners sometimes struggle with how to attract Capital to grow their business, what products to offer, how best to serve their customers and how to promote their business. New solutions are being added to the Denver area.

Thousands of pets die needlessly every year. According to the Lakewood, Colorado-based American Animal Hospital Association, 1 out of 4 dying pets are savable by using just one pet first aid technique before transporting the animal to the veterinarian. A New Way to Life Pet Services now trains and certifies pet parents and pet professionals to protect their furry friends’ life as first responders and provides the tools to defend their pet’s daily health.

Jeff Nabers has been highly sought after for his financial expertise for several years by countless organizations

42U Makes Avocent’s Top 10 Million Dollar Club Honoree; Avocent Corporation, a division of Emerson Network Power, announced that 42U, the nation's leading provider of Data Center Efficiency Solutions, made Avocent’s Top 10 Million Dollar Club Honoree. This award was presented only to select top 10 partners of Avocent who achieved sales volume exceeding $1 million in 2009 on Avocent’s IT infrastructure access and management solutions.

Financial Experts Jeff Nabers and Phoebe Chongchua, authors of the Book 5 Steps To Freedom, have released the book in Kindle format.

42U, US based leading provider of Data Center Efficiency Solutions, fervently joined in efforts to raise funds for Haiti.

Many news commentators are echoing the same resounding assurance: the recession is over. But not everyone sees it this way. Who’s right? Just look at the facts.

Trilithic, a leader in broadband test and measurement solutions continues to offer new products to improve technical operations productivity and efficiency. Introducing the new 860 DSP Remote Signal Analyzer which provides a time-saving alternative to driving to remote hub sites to log signal quality measurements. The 860 DSPr is a rack-mounted and browser accessible remote signal analyzer that is designed to provide continuous access to signal analysis at remote hubs or headends. The analyzer is connected to up to four different test points that need to be accessed via browser for analysis or routinely tested. The complete range of tests offered by the 860 DSP can be performed remotely, including Level, QAM (constellation, EQ, BER over time), Spectrum Analysis, Tilt, Scan, Hum, C/N, Depth of Modulation, FM Deviation, and optional VITS and VSB test modes.

MSO’s Can Now Brand Their EAS “Tune-To” Channel with Fonts, Graphics, and Logos for Professional Quality Video

Financial freedom doesn’t just happen overnight. Especially in the midst of an economical recession, a little push in the right direction can be just what the average financially-strapped North American needs. This is where Melissa Cappleman of Coach Melissa, LLC comes in.

While “greening” the data center is good for the environment and good for the bottom line, few resources provide the business case to begin an efficiency program. In response, 42U, a leader in data center efficiency solutions and services, has premiered a free, interactive Data Center Energy Savings Calculator (http://www.42u.com/efficiency/energy-efficiency-calculator.htm) to help data center managers quantify the energy, cost, and CO2 savings possible through efficiency efforts.