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Browse Company Listings on IndustryNet Starting with "ELE"
E & L Enterprises, Inc. (Oakdale, TN)
El Encanto Products, Inc. (Chicago, IL)
El Encanto, Inc. (Albuquerque, NM)
Ele Assocs. Global, LLC (Landenberg, PA)
Ele Corp. (McCook, IL)
Ele Corp. (Lyons, IL)
eLead Promo (Chicago, IL)
Eleanor Beard Studio (Hardinsburg, KY)
Eleanor Rigby Home (San Diego, CA)
Eleat Prototypes & Tooling (Haslet, TX)
Elecast, Inc. (Clarks Summit, PA)
Elecmech, Inc. (Leland, NC)
Elecnor Hawkeye, LLC (Hauppauge, NY)
Elecoco, Inc. (Vernon, CA)
Elecraft, Inc. (Watsonville, CA)
Elecsys Corp. (Olathe, KS)
Electa USA, Inc. (Siren, WI)
Elec-Tec, Inc. (Quitman, GA)
Electech (, NA)
Election Graphics, Inc. (Verona, NJ)
Election Systems & Software (Rockford, IL)
Election Systems & Software, LLC (Omaha, NE)
Election Systems & Software, LLC (Birmingham, AL)
Electra Cable & Communication, Inc. (Warren, MI)
Electra Chrome, Inc. (Patchogue, NY)
Electra Coat (College Place, WA)
Electra Creek Wind, LLC (Electra, TX)
Electra Digital Design Studios, Inc. (Oklahoma City, OK)
Electra Energy Service, Inc. (Electra, TX)
Electra Motorsports (El Cajon, CA)
Electra Pipe & Storage, Inc. (Electra, TX)
Electra Products, LLC (Sellersville, PA)
Electra Shipyard Service (Morgan City, LA)
Electra Star-News Publishing, Inc. (Electra, TX)
Electra Tarp, Inc. (Canton, OH)
Electra Tech. Manufacturing (Warren, MI)
Electracraft (Westlake Village, CA)
Electra-Dyne Co., Inc. (Plymouth, MA)
Electragraphics, Inc. (Kingsport, TN)
ElectraLED, Inc. (Clearwater, FL)
Electramatic, Inc. (Minneapolis, MN)
Electra-Tec, Inc. (Otsego, MI)
Electrex, Inc. (Hutchinson, KS)
Electric & Communications Supply Co., Inc. (Memphis, TN)
Electric & Machine Service (Tupelo, MS)
Electric & Magneto, Inc. (Williston, ND)
Electric Apparatus Co. (Howell, MI)
Electric Apparatus Service Association, Inc. (St. Louis, MO)
Electric Appliance Parts Co. (Waterbury, CT)
Electric Appliance Parts Co. (Lansing, MI)
Electric Bike Co., LLC (Newport Beach, CA)
Electric Blue Reprographics (Louisville, KY)
Electric Boat Corp. (Groton, CT)
Electric Boat Corp. (St. Marys, GA)
Electric Boat Corp. (North Kingstown, RI)
Electric Bobs (Urbana, IL)
Electric Cable Compounds, Inc. (Naugatuck, CT)
Electric Car Distributors (Rancho Mirage, CA)
Electric Cities Of Alabama (Montgomery, AL)
Electric City Printing Co. (Williamston, SC)
Electric City Signs & Neon, Inc. (Anderson, SC)
Electric Cleaner Co., Inc. (Osseo, WI)
Electric Coil Service (Temple, PA)
Electric Conduit Construction Co. (Elburn, IL)
Electric Control & Motor Repair (Cleveland, OH)
Electric Controls Co., Inc. (Earth City, MO)
Electric Cooperatives Of South Carolina (Cayce, SC)
Electric Cord Sets, Inc. (Cleveland, OH)
Electric Crane & Hoist, Inc. (Birmingham, AL)
Electric Eel Manufacturing, Inc. (Springfield, OH)
Electric Energy, Inc. (Joppa, IL)
Electric Enterprise, Inc. (Stratford, CT)
Electric Equipment & Engineering Co. (Denver, CO)
Electric Fan Engineering Co. (Hazlet, NJ)
Electric Fence Light Co., LLC (Cookeville, TN)
Electric Finish, Inc. (Asheboro, NC)
Electric Fishing Reel Systems, Inc. (Greensboro, NC)
Electric Forklift Repair Corp. (Somerset, NJ)
Electric Gates & Access Controls, Inc. (Port Allen, LA)
Electric Generating Systems Association (Boca Raton, FL)
Electric Generation Association (Washington, DC)
Electric Ghost Screen Printing (Little Rock, AR)
Electric Grilling Technologies, LLC (Temple, TX)
Electric H2O, Inc. (Westminster, CO)
Electric League Of Arizona (Phoenix, AZ)
Electric Lift Truck Service (Middle River, MD)
Electric Machine Control, Inc. (Trussville, AL)
Electric Machinery Co., LLC (Minneapolis, MN)
Electric Machinery Industrial Controls Corp. (Perry, GA)
Electric Metering Corp USA (Tullytown, NJ)
Electric Metering Corp., USA (Bristol, PA)
Electric Mills, Inc., Kentucky Div. (Burkesville, KY)
Electric Mirror, LLC (Everett, WA)
Electric Mobility Canada (Ile des Soeurs, QC)
Electric Motion Company, Inc. (Winsted, CT)
Electric Motor & Actuator Technologies, LLC (Apple Valley, CA)
Electric Motor & Contracting Co., Inc. (Chesapeake, VA)
Electric Motor & Repair, Inc. (West Columbia, SC)
Electric Motor & Supply Co. (Fresno, CA)
Electric Motor & Supply, Inc. (Altoona, PA)
Electric Motor Bearings & Belts (Fairbanks, AK)
Electric Motor Center, Inc. (Springdale, AR)
Electric Motor Center, Inc. (Paynesville, MN)
Electric Motor Co. (Redwood Falls, MN)
Electric Motor Corp. (West Chicago, IL)
Electric Motor Rebuilders, Inc. (Jackson, TN)
Electric Motor Repair & Rewind, Inc. (Jeffersonville, IN)
Electric Motor Repair Center (Shelby, NC)
Electric Motor Repair Of Anniston, Inc. (Anniston, AL)
Electric Motor Repair, Inc. (Minneapolis, MN)
Electric Motor Rewind LP (Corpus Christi, TX)
Electric Motor Rewind, Inc. (Rupert, ID)
Electric Motor Rewinding, Inc. (Elizabeth City, NC)
Electric Motor Sales & Supply (Chattanooga, TN)
Electric Motor Sales & Supply Co., Inc. (Dalton, GA)
Electric Motor Service (Sulphur Springs, TX)
Electric Motor Service (Logan, WV)
Electric Motor Service (Stollings, WV)
Electric Motor Service (Finleyville, PA)
Electric Motor Service & Controls, LLC (Tacoma, WA)
Electric Motor Service Co. (Berlin, WI)
Electric Motor Service Co. (Ardmore, OK)
Electric Motor Service Holding Co., Inc. (Kaukauna, WI)
Electric Motor Service Of Clinton, Inc. (Clinton, SC)
Electric Motor Service, Inc. (Liberal, KS)
Electric Motor Service, Inc. (Dyersburg, TN)
Electric Motor Service, LLC (Carroll, IA)
Electric Motor Services (Port Huron, MI)
Electric Motor Services Of Hastings, Inc. (Hastings, MI)
Electric Motor Shop, Inc. (Wake Forest, NC)
Electric Motor Supply Co. (Fridley, MN)
Electric Motor Technologies, LLC (Cincinnati, OH)
Electric Motor Works, Inc. (Bakersfield, CA)
Electric Motor Works, Inc. (Las Vegas, NV)
Electric Motors & Drives, Inc. (Anderson, SC)
Electric Motors & Pumps, Inc. (Brooklyn, NY)
Electric Motors & Specialties, Inc. (Garrett, IN)
Electric Motors Corp. (Des Moines, IA)
Electric Motors Of Palm Beach, Inc. (West Palm Beach, FL)
Electric Motors, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electric Plus (Bloomington, IN)
Electric Power & Enertgy Consulting (Carlsbad, CA)
Electric Power Accessories Co. Ltd. (Brampton, ON)
Electric Power Associations Of Mississippi, Inc. (Ridgeland, MS)
Electric Power Door (Hibbing, MN)
Electric Power Engineers, Inc. (Austin, TX)
Electric Power Products (Des Moines, IA)
Electric Power Research Institute (Knoxville, TN)
Electric Power Research Institute (Palo Alto, CA)
Electric Power Research Institute (Lenox, MA)
Electric Power Research Institute (Washington, DC)
Electric Power Research Institute (Charlotte, NC)
Electric Power Research Institute, Dallas Office (Irving, TX)
Electric Power Research Institute, Denver Office (Boulder, CO)
Electric Power Systems International, Inc. (Maryland Heights, MO)
Electric Power Systems International, Inc., Dallas Office (Richardson, TX)
Electric Power Systems International, Inc., Orlando Office (Sanford, FL)
Electric Power Systems International, Inc., Raleigh Office (Garner, NC)
Electric Power Systems, Inc. (Lombard, IL)
Electric Power, Inc. (Chester, VA)
Electric Pump Co. (New Prague, MN)
Electric Pump, Inc. (Des Moines, IA)
Electric Reliability Council Of Texas (Austin, TX)
Electric Research & Manufacturing Co-Op (Dyersburg, TN)
Electric Sales & Service Co., Inc. (Broussard, LA)
Electric Sales Associates, Inc. (Weston, FL)
Electric Sales Associates, Inc. (Brandon, FL)
Electric Service & Sales, Inc. (Greensboro, NC)
Electric Shade Co. (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Electric Shade Interiors, Inc. (Palm Desert, CA)
Electric Sign Service By R. Williams, Inc. (Mobile, AL)
Electric Specialty Manufacturing (Marion, IA)
Electric Steam Generator Corp. (Buchanan, MI)
Electric Stitch (Wintersville, OH)
Electric Supply & Equipment Co. (Greensboro, NC)
Electric Supply & Equipment Co., Inc. (Rocky Mount, NC)
Electric Supply Center (Burlington, MA)
Electric Supply Co. Of Carlsbad (Roswell, NM)
Electric Supply Co. Of Carlsbad (Carlsbad, NM)
Electric Supply Co., Inc. (Goldsboro, NC)
Electric Supply Co., Inc. (Wilson, NC)
Electric Supply, Inc. (Tampa, FL)
Electric Switchboard Solutions, LLC (Garden City Park, NY)
Electric Time Co., Inc. (Medfield, MA)
Electric Tool & Service Co., Inc. (Detroit, MI)
Electric Torque, Inc. (Columbus, OH)
Electric Trading Co. (New York, NY)
Electric Transmission Texas, LLC (Austin, TX)
Electric Utility Construction, Inc. (Uxbridge, MA)
Electric Utility Consultants, Inc. (Denver, CO)
Electric Vehicles Of America (Wolfeboro, NH)
Electric Visual Evolution, LLC (San Clemente, CA)
Electric Wire & Cable Co., Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electric Wire Processing Corp. (New Berlin, WI)
Electric Wire Products Corp. (St. Louis Park, MN)
Electri-Cable Assemblies, Inc. (Shelton, CT)
Electrical & Electronic Controls (Brewster, NY)
Electrical & Industrial Supply (Blytheville, AR)
Electrical & Mechanical Resources (Richmond, VA)
Electrical Accessories Unlimited. (St. Louis, MO)
Electrical Advertiser (Vadnais Heights, MN)
Electrical Apparatus & Machine Co., Inc. (Gastonia, NC)
Electrical Assemblies, Inc. (Racine, WI)
Electrical Components International, Inc. (El Paso, TX)
Electrical Components International, Inc. (Atlanta, TX)
Electrical Components International, Inc. (St. Louis, MO)
Electrical Connection (Knoxville, TN)
Electrical Construction Services (Fall River, MA)
Electrical Consultants, Inc. (Madison, WI)
Electrical Consultants, Inc. (Phoenix, AZ)
Electrical Consultants, Inc. (Billings, MT)
Electrical Consultants, Inc., Salt Lake City Area Office (Woods Cross, UT)
Electrical Contacts International, Inc. (Peachtree City, GA)
Electrical Contacts Plus, LLC (Waukegan, IL)
Electrical Contractors, Inc. (Mundelein, IL)
Electrical Control Design, Inc. (Perrysburg, OH)
Electrical Control Distributors, Inc. (Crystal Lake, IL)
Electrical Control Systems, Inc. (Dayton, OH)
Electrical Control Techniques Sales & Service, Inc. (West Jordan, UT)
Electrical Controls NW (Portland, OR)
Electrical Design Systems Corp. (Aurora, IL)
Electrical Design Technology, Inc. (Santa Rosa, CA)
Electrical Distributing, Inc. (Portland, OR)
Electrical Distribution Design, Inc. (Blacksburg, VA)
Electrical Energy Enterprises, Inc. (Narberth, PA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Sioux City, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Des Moines, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Windsor Heights, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Waterloo, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Lexington, NE)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Omaha, NE)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Cedar Rapids, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Norfolk, NE)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Iowa City, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Davenport, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Burlington, IA)
Electrical Engineering & Equipment Co. (Ottumwa, IA)
Electrical Equipment Co. (Harrisonburg, VA)
Electrical Equipment Co. (Richmond, VA)
Electrical Equipment Co. (Claymont, DE)
Electrical Equipment Company (Roanoke, VA)
Electrical Equipment Company (Lynchburg, VA)
Electrical Equipment Company (Raleigh, NC)
Electrical Equipment Company (West Columbia, SC)
Electrical Equipment Company (Laurinburg, NC)
Electrical Equipment Representatives Association (Kansas City, MO)
Electrical Equipment, Inc. (Idaho Falls, ID)
Electrical Fiber Systems, Inc. (Douglasville, GA)
Electrical Geodesics, Inc. (Eugene, OR)
Electrical Industry Training Institute (Surrey, BC)
Electrical Industry Training Institute USA, Inc. (Langley, BC)
Electrical Innovators, Inc. (New Iberia, LA)
Electrical Installations, Inc. (Moultonborough, NH)
Electrical Insulation Co. (Delta, OH)
Electrical Maintenance & Construction (Midland, TX)
Electrical Marketing Group (Bensenville, IL)
Electrical Materials Co. (Fort Dodge, IA)
Electrical Materials Co. (Genoa City, WI)
Electrical Materials, Inc. (Sterling Heights, MI)
Electrical Mechanical Services, Inc. (Rockford, MI)
Electrical Mechanical Technologies (Cleveland, TN)
Electrical Motor Repair Co. (Trenton, NJ)
Electrical Options, LLC (Brainerd, MN)
Electrical Power Products, Inc. (Des Moines, IA)
Electrical Products (Houston, TX)
Electrical Resources Co. (Howell, MI)
Electrical Sign Displays, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electrical Source USA, Inc. (Wyckoff, NJ)
Electrical Supply Co. (Kailua Kona, HI)
Electrical Supply of Santa Rosa-ESSR (Santa Rosa, CA)
Electrical Supply Unlimited (Bowersville, GA)
Electrical Surplus, Inc. (Oklahoma City, OK)
Electrical Surplus, LLC (Providence, RI)
Electrical Switchgear & Supply Corp. (Ashland, KY)
Electrical Systems Of Maine (Auburn, ME)
Electrical Systems, Inc. (Hazel Crest, IL)
Electrical Techniques, Inc. (Springdale, AR)
Electrical Technology Recycling (Morristown, TN)
Electrical Technology, Inc. (East Northport, NY)
Electrical Test Instruments, LLC (Frederick, MD)
Electrical Utility Services, LLC (Davenport, WA)
Electrical Wholesale Supply Co., Inc. (Boise, ID)
Electrical Wholesale Supply Co., Inc. (Idaho Falls, ID)
Electrical Wholesale Supply Co., Inc. (Rexburg, ID)
Electrical Wholesale Supply Of Utah, Inc. (Saint George, UT)
Electrical Wholesale Supply Of Utah, Inc. (Orem, UT)
Electrical Wholesalers (Baton Rouge, LA)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Manchester, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Framingham, MA)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Hialeah, FL)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Capitol Heights, MD)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Danbury, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Middletown, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (New London, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (New Haven, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Stratford, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Enfield, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Torrington, CT)
Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. (Worcester, MA)
Electricfil Corp. (Elkmont, AL)
Electrichlor, LLC (Laramie, WY)
Electricities Of North Carolina, Inc. (Raleigh, NC)
Electricities Of North Carolina, Inc., Huntersville & Cornelius Operations (Huntersville, NC)
Electricity Consumers Resource Council (Washington, DC)
Electrico, Inc. (Millstadt, IL)
Electrico, Inc. (Corsicana, TX)
Electricom, Inc. (Paoli, IN)
Electricomm, Inc. (Syracuse, NY)
Electri-Comm, Inc. (Manteno, IL)
Electricon, Inc. (Hoschton, GA)
Electri-Cord Manufacturing Co. (Mendota Heights, MN)
Electri-Cord Manufacturing Co. (Westborough, MA)
Electri-Cord Mfg. Co. (Westfield, PA)
Electricore, Inc. (Valencia, CA)
Electricos Internacional Ltd.A (Weston, FL)
Electriduct, Inc. (Pompano Beach, FL)
Electri-Flex Co. (Roselle, IL)
Electri-Glass, Inc. (Jackson, TN)
ElectriPack, Inc. (Miamisburg, OH)
ElectrIQ Power, Inc. (San Leandro, CA)
Electri-Tec (Angola, IN)
Electrix, LLC (New Haven, CT)
Electrixwest Agencies Ltd. (Calgary, AB)
Electro Abrasives, LLC (Buffalo, NY)
Electro Adapter, Inc. (Chatsworth, CA)
Electro Arc Manufacturing Co. (Dexter, MI)
Electro Assembly Source, Inc. (Greensburg, PA)
Electro Battery, Inc. (St. Petersburg, FL)
Electro Bond, Inc. (Attleboro, MA)
Electro Burr Ltd. (Wellington, OH)
Electro Cable And Wire Inc. (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Electro Cam Corp. (Roscoe, IL)
Electro Ceramic Industries (Hackensack, NJ)
Electro Chemical Engineer & Manufacturer Co., Inc. (Emmaus, PA)
Electro Chemical Engineering & Manufacturing Co. (Emmaus, PA)
Electro Chemical Finishing Co. (Grand Rapids, MI)
Electro Chemical Finishing Co. (Wyoming, MI)
Electro Circuits, Inc. (Schaumburg, IL)
Electro Controls, Inc. (Sidney, OH)
Electro Core, Inc. (Washington, MO)
Electro Corp. (Kingsbury, IN)
Electro Craft Michigan, Inc. (Saline, MI)
Electro Cycle, Inc. (Madisonville, KY)
Electro Electric, Inc. (Flora, IL)
Electro Elf, Inc. (Bolivar, TN)
Electro Enterprises, Inc. (Fort Worth, TX)
Electro Enterprises, Inc. (Oklahoma City, OK)
Electro Enterprises, Inc. (Pembroke Pines, FL)
Electro Enterprises, Inc. (Little Rock, AR)
Electro Erosion Specialties, Inc. (Renton, WA)
Electro Form Corp. (Binghamton, NY)
Electro Imaging Systems, Inc. (Livermore, CA)
Electro Impulse Laboratory, Inc. (Neptune, NJ)
Electro Industries Gauge Tech Co. (Westbury, NY)
Electro Industries, Inc. (Chicago, IL)
Electro Industries, Inc. (Monticello, MN)
Electro Insulation Corp. (Arlington Heights, IL)
Electro Kinetic Technologies, LLC (Germantown, WI)
Electro Lab II, Inc. (Oldsmar, FL)
Electro Lift, Inc. (Clifton, NJ)
Electro Magnetic Products, Inc. (Moorestown, NJ)
Electro Mechanical Engineering Corp. (Arnold, MD)
Electro Mechanical Handling (Chester, VA)
Electro Mechanical Industries, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electro Mechanical Products, Inc. (Lakewood, CO)
Electro Mechanical Solutions, Inc. (Odessa, FL)
Electro Mechanical Solutions, Inc. (Vicksburg, MS)
Electro Mechanical Systems (Spring City, PA)
Electro Medical Equipment (Prairieville, LA)
Electro Metal Finishing Corp. (Anaheim, CA)
Electro Motor, Inc. (Piney Flats, TN)
Electro National Corp. (Canton, MS)
Electro Optic US, Inc. (Alpharetta, GA)
Electro Optical Industries, Inc. (Goleta, CA)
Electro Optics Technology, Inc. (Traverse City, MI)
Electro Plastics, Inc. (Maryland Heights, MO)
Electro Plate Circuitry, Inc. (Carrollton, TX)
Electro Plating & Fabricating Co. (Cleveland, OH)
Electro Plating Specialties, Inc. (Hayward, CA)
Electro Plating, Inc. (Fond du Lac, WI)
Electro Polish Co. (Dayton, OH)
Electro Polish Systems, Inc. (Germantown, WI)
Electro Power Utah, LLC (North Salt Lake, UT)
Electro Prime Group, LLC (Rossford, OH)
Electro Prime Group, LLC (Toledo, OH)
Electro Products, Inc. (Cantonment, FL)
Electro Rent (Van Nuys, CA)
Electro Rent (Pearland, TX)
Electro Rent (Norcross, GA)
Electro Rent (West Hills, CA)
Electro Scientific Industries, Inc. (Klamath Falls, OR)
Electro Scientific Industries, Inc. (Beaverton, OR)
Electro Seal Corp. (Chesterton, IN)
Electro Signs & Design, LLC (Minneapolis, MN)
Electro Sizing (Wenatchee, WA)
Electro Soft, Inc. (Montgomeryville, PA)
Electro Space Fabricators, Inc. (Topton, PA)
Electro Standards Laboratories, Inc. (Cranston, RI)
Electro Star Industrial Coating, Inc. (Red Bluff, CA)
Electro Static Corp. (St. Louis Park, MN)
Electro Static Technology (Mechanic Falls, ME)
Electro Supply Co. (Dayton, OH)
Electro Surgical Instrument Co. (Rochester, NY)
Electro Tape Specialties, Inc. (Odessa, FL)
Electro Tech Coatings, Inc. (San Marcos, CA)
Electro Tech Machining (Long Beach, CA)
Electro Tech, Inc. (Plymouth, WI)
Electro Tech, Inc. - Madison (Madison, WI)
Electro Technical Industries (Houston, TX)
Electro Technik Industries, Inc. (Dover, PA)
Electro Technik Industries, Inc. (Clearwater, FL)
Electro Technik Industries, Inc. (Tucson, AZ)
Electro Technology (Chatsworth, CA)
Electro Weld, Inc. (Warren, MI)
Electro-Cap International, Inc. (Eaton, OH)
ElectroCell Systems (Easton, PA)
Electro-Chem Etch Metal Markings (Brea, CA)
Electro-Chem Metal Finishing (Portland, OR)
Electrochem Solutions, Inc. (Raynham, MA)
Electrochem Solutions, LLC (Union City, CA)
ElectroChem, Inc. (Woburn, MA)
Electro-Chemical Devices (Anaheim, CA)
Electrochemical Devices, Inc. (Middlefield, OH)
Electrochemical Devices, Inc., Sales Office (Belmont, MA)
Electrochemical Oxygen Concepts, Inc. (San Antonio, TX)
Electrochemical Products, Inc. (New Berlin, WI)
ElectroCoat, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electro-Coatings Of California, Inc. (Berkeley, CA)
Electro-Coatings Of Iowa, Inc. (Cedar Rapids, IA)
Electro-Coatings Of Texas, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electrocon International, Inc. (Ann Arbor, MI)
Electro-Connect, Inc. (Menomonee Falls, WI)
Electro-Control Supply, Inc. (New Windsor, NY)
electroCore, Inc. (Basking Ridge, NJ)
ElectroCraft Ohio, Inc. (Gallipolis, OH)
ElectroCraft, Inc. (Stratham, NH)
Electrocube, Inc. (Pomona, CA)
Electrodata, Inc. (Independence, OH)
Electrode Dressers, Inc. (Grand Rapids, MI)
Electrode Technologies, Inc. (Santa Ana, CA)
Electrodes Of Ohio, Inc. (Mentor, OH)
Electrodes, Inc. (Pewaukee, WI)
Electrodes, Inc. (Milford, CT)
Electrodes, Inc. (Brooklyn Park, MN)
Electrodes, Inc. (Worcester, MA)
Electrodes, Inc. (Dayton, OH)
Electrodes, Inc. (Addison, IL)
Electrodes, Inc. (Pineville, NC)
Electrodyn Systems Ltd. (Pompano Beach, FL)
ElectroDynamics, Inc. (Livonia, MI)
Electrodyne, Inc. (Alexandria, VA)
ElectroEase.com Adjustable Beds (Burbank, CA)
Electro-Fast Distribution (Norristown, PA)
Electrofinishing, Inc. (Kent, WA)
Electro-Fix, Inc. (Plainville, MA)
Electro-Flow Controls Ltd. (Houston, TX)
Electroform Co., Inc. (Rockford, IL)
Electroformed Nickel, Inc. (Huntsville, AL)
Electroformers, Inc. (Danbury, CT)
Electro-General Plastics Corp. Of Columbus (Grove City, OH)
Electro-Glass Products, Inc. (Norvelt, PA)
Electro-Glo Distribution, Inc. (Kewanee, IL)
Electrogrip (Pittsburgh, PA)
ElectroGuard (Corona, CA)
ElectroHeat Induction (Jersey City, NJ)
Electroheat Technologies, LLC (Auburn Hills, MI)
Electro-Hydraulic Automation, Inc. (Cedar Rapids, IA)
Electroimpact, Inc. (Mukilteo, WA)
Electro-Kinetics, Inc. (Wood Dale, IL)
Electro-Kold Corp. (Burlington, WI)
Electro-Kote Co. (North Irwin, PA)
Electrol Specialties Company (South Beloit, IL)
Electrol Systems, Inc. (Cincinnati, OH)
Electrol Systems., Inc. (San Antonio, TX)
Electro-Lab Services, Inc. (Evansville, IN)
Electrolab Training Systems (Belleville, ON)
Electrolab, Inc. (Boerne, TX)
Electrolabs, Inc. (Fraser, MI)
Electroless Nickel Plating Of Louisiana, Inc. (Hammond, LA)
Electrolife Battery, Inc. (Lawrence, KS)
Electroline Corp. (Pipersville, PA)
Electro-Line, Inc. (Dayton, OH)
Electro-Lite Corp. (Bethel, CT)
Electrolizing Corp. Of Ohio (Cleveland, OH)
Electrolizing, Inc. (Providence, RI)
Electrolizing, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA)
Electrolock, Inc. (Hiram, OH)
Electrolock, Inc. (Duncan, SC)
Electro-LuminX Lighting Corporation (Richmond, VA)
Electrolurgy Manufacturing, Inc. (Santa Ana, CA)
Electrolurgy, Inc. (Irvine, CA)
Electrolux Home Products, Inc. (Charlotte, NC)
Electrolux Home Products, Inc. (Hoffman Estates, IL)
Electrolux Home Products, Inc. (Memphis, TN)
Electrolux Major Appliances (Springfield, TN)
Electrolux Major Appliances (Kinston, NC)
Electrolux Major Appliances (Anderson, SC)
Electrolux, LLC (Nutter Fort, WV)
Electrolytic Technologies LLC. (North Miami Beach, FL)
Electrolytic, LLC (Clinton, WI)
Electrom Instruments (Loveland, CO)
Electrom Instruments, Inc. (Longmont, CO)
Electromagnetic Geoservices Asa (Houston, TX)
Electromagnetic Industries, LLP (Baytown, TX)
Electromagnetic Technologies Industries, Inc. (Boonton, NJ)
Electromania, LLC (West Allis, WI)
Electromark Co. (Milwaukee, WI)
Electromatic Canada Ltd./Ltee (Mississauga, ON)
Electromatic Canada Ltd./Ltee, Sales Office (Montreal, QC)
Electromatic Equipment Co., Inc. (Cedarhurst, NY)
Electro-Matic Products Co. (Chicago, IL)
Electro-Matic Products, Inc. (Farmington Hills, MI)
Electro-Matic Products, Inc. (Solon, OH)
Electromatic, Inc. (Santa Fe Springs, CA)
Electromatic, Inc. (Goleta, CA)
Electromatics, Inc. (St. Cloud, MN)
Electromax, Inc. (San Jose, CA)
Electro-Max, Inc. (Hampshire, IL)
Electro-Mech Components, Inc. (South El Monte, CA)
Electro-Mech Scoreboard Co. (Wrightsville, GA)
Electromech Technologies (Wichita, KS)
Electromech, Inc. (Ramsey, NJ)
Electro-Mech, Inc. (Chicopee, MA)
Electromechanex, LLC (Vineland, NJ)
Electro-Mechanical Corp. (Bristol, VA)
Electro-Mechanical Industries, Inc. (Plymouth, MN)
Electro-Mechanical Integrators, Inc. (Green Lane, PA)
Electro-Mechanical Resources (Abingdon, IL)
Electro-Mechanical Services, Inc. (Florence, SC)
Electro-Mechanical South, Inc. (Sarasota, FL)
Electro-Mechanical Technology Co. (Hudson, MA)
Electromed, Inc. (New Prague, MN)
Electromedical Products International, Inc. (Mineral Wells, TX)
Electromek Diagnostic Systems (Troy, IL)
Electromet Corporation (Hagerstown, MD)
Electromet Corporation (Johnstown, PA)
Electro-Metallics Co., Inc. (Middletown, OH)
Electro-Methods, Inc. (South Windsor, CT)
Electro-Metrics Corp. (Johnstown, NY)
Electro-Miniatures Corp. (Moonachie, NJ)
Electromotion, Inc. (Highland Park, MI)
Electro-Motive Div. / GM Corp. (Hodgkins, IL)
Electro-Motive Div. / GM Corp. (La Grange, IL)
Electromotive, Inc. (Manassas, VA)
Electron Beam Engineering, Inc. (Anaheim, CA)
Electron Beam Fusion Corp. (Milwaukee, WI)
Electron Beam Solutions, Inc. (Ormond Beach, FL)
Electron Beam Technologies, Inc. (Kankakee, IL)
Electron Beam Welding, Inc. (Indianapolis, IN)
Electron Coil, Inc. (Norwich, NY)
Electron Energy Corp. (Landisville, PA)
Electron Marketing Corp. (Crystal lake, IL)
Electron Microscopy Sciences (Hatfield, PA)
Electron Plating III, Inc. (Garden Grove, CA)
Electron Products, Inc. (Irwindale, CA)
Electron Technologies Corp. (South Windsor, CT)
Electron Top Manufacturing Co., Inc. (Richmond Hill, NY)
Electron, Inc. (Wichita, KS)
Electrone Americas Ltd., Co. (Boca Raton, FL)
Electroneering, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electronetics, Division of Triad Magnetics (Perris, CA)
Electronic Arts, Inc. (Redwood City, CA)
Electronic Arts, Inc. (Seattle, WA)
Electronic Asian Resources, Inc. (Hubertus, WI)
Electronic Assembly Manufacturing, Inc. (Methuen, MA)
Electronic Assembly Services, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electronic Assocs., Inc. (Newtown Square, PA)
Electronic Awards (Holly Hill, FL)
Electronic Business Products, Inc. (Latham, NY)
Electronic Business Systems, Inc. (Baton Rouge, LA)
Electronic Carbide, Inc. (Grass Valley, CA)
Electronic Charts Co., Inc. (Seattle, WA)
Electronic Chrome & Grinding (Santa Fe Springs, CA)
Electronic Cinema Services (Poolesville, MD)
Electronic City, Inc. (Calabasas, CA)
Electronic Coils (Westfield, MA)
Electronic Commodity Corp. (Dublin, OH)
Electronic Components & Service, Inc. (Fox Lake, WI)
Electronic Concepts & Engineering, Inc. (Holland, OH)
Electronic Concepts, Inc. (Eatontown, NJ)
Electronic Concepts, Inc. (Lee, MA)
Electronic Connections, Inc. (Lakewood, NJ)
Electronic Connector Company of Illinois (Chicago, IL)
Electronic Connectors, Inc. (Reading, PA)
Electronic Contract Assemblers, Inc. (Frederick, MD)
Electronic Contracting Co. (Lincoln, NE)
Electronic Contracting Co., Inc. (Kansas City, MO)
Electronic Control Concepts (Milford, OH)
Electronic Control Corp. (Westminster, MD)
Electronic Controls Co. (Boise, ID)
Electronic Controls Design, Inc. (Milwaukie, OR)
Electronic Controls, Inc. (Chattanooga, TN)
Electronic Controls, Inc. (Cape Canaveral, FL)
Electronic Custom Distributors (Houston, TX)
Electronic Data Devices (Odessa, TX)
Electronic Design & Manufacturing (Lynchburg, VA)
Electronic Design & Manufacturing, Inc. (Lake Zurich, IL)
Electronic Design & Packaging Co. (Livonia, MI)
Electronic Design & Research, Inc. (Louisville, KY)
Electronic Design Assocs. (Tampa, FL)
Electronic Design For Industry, Inc. (Belpre, OH)
Electronic Design Lab, Inc. (Bethel, CT)
Electronic Designs Solutions, Inc. (Mertztown, PA)
Electronic Development Laboratories, Inc. (EDL) (Danville, VA)
Electronic Devices, Inc. (Yonkers, NY)
Electronic Die Corp. (Brooklyn, NY)
Electronic Displays, Inc. (Addison, IL)
Electronic Door-Lift, Inc. (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Electronic Drives & Controls, Inc. (Parsippany, NJ)
Electronic Electromechanical Equipment Assembly (Simpsonville, SC)
Electronic Energy Control, Inc. (Milford Center, OH)
Electronic Engineering Innovations (Las Cruces, NM)
Electronic Evolution Technologies, Inc. (Reno, NV)
Electronic Expediters, Inc. (Camarillo, CA)
Electronic Expeditors, Inc. (Oak Creek, WI)
Electronic Fasteners, Inc. (Sanford, FL)
Electronic Fasteners, Inc. (Waltham, MA)
Electronic Fasteners, Inc. (Huntsville, AL)
Electronic Film Capacitors, Inc. (Waterbury, CT)
Electronic Hardware Corp. (Ronkonkoma, NY)
Electronic Imaging Materials, Inc. (Keene, NH)
Electronic Imaging Services (Lewis Center, OH)
Electronic Industries, Inc. (Oshkosh, WI)
Electronic Innovations, Inc. (Richmond, CA)
Electronic Integration, Inc. (Feasterville Trevose, PA)
Electronic Interconnect Corp. (Elk Grove Village, IL)
Electronic License Service, LLC (Des Plaines, IL)
Electronic Lifestyle Assocs. Ltd. (Elmhurst, IL)
Electronic Machine Parts, LLC (Hauppauge, NY)
Electronic Maintenance Assocs., Inc. (Norcross, GA)
Electronic Management Support & Services, Inc. (Pearl City, HI)
Electronic Manufacturing Co. (Tampa, FL)
Electronic Manufacturing Co. (Maplewood, NJ)
Electronic Manufacturing Services, Inc. (Beaverton, OR)
Electronic Manufacturing Solutions, Inc. (Lincoln, AR)
Electronic Manufacturing, Inc. (Stamford, CT)
Electronic Marine Systems (Rahway, NJ)
Electronic Materials, Inc. (Breckenridge, CO)
Electronic Measurement Laboratories, Inc. (Somerset, NJ)
Electronic Metal Fabrication (San Diego, CA)
Electronic Meter Calibrating (Santa Ana, CA)
Electronic Mobility Controls, LLC (Augusta, ME)
Electronic Office Systems (Fairfield, NJ)
Electronic Office Systems, Inc. (Lee's Summit, MO)
Electronic Options Corp. (Lisle, IL)
Electronic Parts Exchange, Inc. (Salem, MA)
Electronic Pet Systems, Inc. (Chantilly, VA)
Electronic Plating (Cicero, IL)
Electronic Power Design (Houston, TX)
Electronic Power Designs, Inc. (Bloomingdale, NJ)
Electronic Precision Specialties, Inc. (Brea, CA)
Electronic Print, Inc. (Ames, IA)
Electronic Printing Solutions, LLC (San Diego, CA)
Electronic Printing, Inc. (Hauppauge, NY)
Electronic Products Design (Wendell, NC)
Electronic Products Industries, Inc. (Newburyport, MA)
Electronic Project Design (Glasgow, KY)
Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (Aurora, CO)
Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (Lincoln Park, NJ)
Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (Flower Mound, TX)
Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (Fresno, CA)
Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (Plainfield, IN)
Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (Sumner, WA)
Electronic Registry Systems, Inc. (Cincinnati, OH)
Electronic Scales, Inc. (South Houston, TX)
Electronic Search, Inc. (Rolling Meadows, IL)
Electronic Security Control Systems, Inc. (Bridgeport, CT)
Electronic Security Services, Inc. (Upper Marlboro, MD)
Electronic Sensor Products (Garden City, ID)
Electronic Sensor Technology (Newbury Park, CA)
Electronic Sensors, Inc. (Wichita, KS)
Electronic Service & Design Corp. (Hummelstown, PA)
Electronic Service Products, Inc. (Wallingford, CT)
Electronic Service Provider, Inc. (Tukwila, WA)
Electronic Service Solutions, Inc. - ESS (Elmsford, NY)
Electronic Services International (Wilmington, NC)
Electronic Services Unlimited, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electronic Sheetmetal Craftsmen Of Florida, Inc. (Melbourne, FL)
Electronic Sheetmetal Craftsmen, Inc. (Stoughton, MA)
Electronic Solutions, Inc. (St. Louis, MO)
Electronic Sound & Equipment Co. (Yorktown, VA)
Electronic Sound, Inc. (Omaha, NE)
Electronic Source Co. (Van Nuys, CA)
Electronic Specialists, Inc. (Addison, IL)
Electronic Specialists, Inc. (Natick, MA)
Electronic Specialties (Fairfield, IA)
Electronic Specialties Of Connecticut, Inc. (Hamden, CT)
Electronic Specialties, Inc. (Genoa City, WI)
Electronic Subassemblies, Inc. (Blackwood, NJ)
Electronic Supply Co. (Texas City, TX)
Electronic Support Services, Inc. (Las Vegas, NV)
Electronic Surface Mounted Industries, Inc. (San Diego, CA)
Electronic Surplus Services (Manchester, NH)
Electronic System Protection, Inc. (Centralia, IL)
Electronic Systems Design, Inc. (San Fernando, CA)
Electronic Systems Engineering Co. (Cushing, OK)
Electronic Systems Installers, Inc. (York, PA)
Electronic Systems International, Inc. (Colorado Springs, CO)
Electronic Systems Packaging, LLC (Rancho Dominguez, CA)
Electronic Systems Support, Inc. (High Ridge, MO)
Electronic Systems, Inc. (Wood Dale, IL)
Electronic Systems, Inc. (Ashland, VA)
Electronic Systems, Inc. (Virginia Beach, VA)
Electronic Systems, Inc. (Sioux Falls, SD)
Electronic Technical Services Corp. (Humble, TX)
Electronic Technical Services, Inc. (Albuquerque, NM)
Electronic Technologies International, Inc. (Fort Atkinson, WI)
Electronic Technologies, LLC (Minneapolis, MN)
Electronic Technology Corporation (St. Charles, IL)
Electronic Technology, Inc. (Irvington, NJ)
Electronic Technology, Inc. (Merriam, KS)
Electronic Tele-Communications, Inc. (Waukesha, WI)
Electronic Test Equipment Manufacturing Co. (Lancaster, PA)
Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc. (Middleton, WI)
Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc. (New York, NY)
Electronic Time Systems, Inc. (Birmingham, AL)
Electronic Transaction Consultants Corp. (Lisle, IL)
Electronic Transaction Corp. (Brandon, FL)
Electronic Transformer Corp. (Paterson, NJ)
Electronic Voice Services, Inc. (Dallas, TX)
Electronic Warfare Associates, Inc. (Herndon, VA)
Electronic Waveform Lab, Inc. (Huntington Beach, CA)
Electronic Wood Systems International (Beaverton, OR)
Electronics & Innovation Ltd. (Rochester, NY)
Electronics & Metals Industries, Inc. (Leander, TX)
Electronics Assemblers, Inc. (Hood River, OR)
Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (Eagan, MN)
Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (Fremont, CA)
Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (West Lebanon, NH)
Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (Pittsburgh, PA)
Electronics For Industry, Inc. (South Miami, FL)
Electronics International, Inc. (Bend, OR)
Electronics Metal Finishing Corp. (Colorado Springs, CO)
Electronics Representatives Assn. (Elk Grove Village, IL)
Electronics Research, Inc. (Chandler, IN)
Electronics Supply Co., Inc. (Kansas City, MO)
Electronics System Of Wisconsin, Inc. (Racine, WI)
Electronics Unlimited (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Electronics Warehouse, Inc. (Riverside, CA)
Electronics, Inc. (Mishawaka, IN)
Electronix Recyclers, Inc. (Wichita, KS)
Electro-Numerics, Inc. (Temecula, CA)
Electro-Optic Devices, Inc. (Dacula, GA)
Electro-Optical Products Corp. (Ridgewood, NY)
Electro-Optical Systems, Inc. (Phoenixville, PA)
Electro-Optix, Inc. (Pompano Beach, FL)
Electro-Pac, Inc. (Portland, OR)
Electropin Technologies, LLC (Goldsboro, NC)
Electroplate Rack Co. (South El Monte, CA)
Electroplated Metal Solutions, Inc. (Elk Grove Village, IL)
Electroplating El Paso, Inc. (El Paso, TX)
Electroplating Industries, Inc. (Clinton Township, MI)
Electropolishing Shop, Inc. (Santa Clara, CA)
Electropolishing Systems, Inc. (Plymouth, MA)
Electro-Prep Corp. (Campbell, CA)
Electro-Prep, Inc. (Wareham, MA)
Electro-Pro, Inc. (Cedarburg, WI)
Electro-Quip Service Corp. (Glen White, WV)
Electro-Quip Service, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Electrosales (Springfield, MO)
Electrosem (Tempe, AZ)
Electro-Sensors, Inc. (Minnetonka, MN)
Electro-Shield Plating, Inc. (Georgetown, KY)
Electrosolutions, Inc. (Garland, TX)
Electrosolve Services (Newport Beach, CA)
Electrosort Automation (Easton, PA)
Electro-Spec, Inc. (Franklin, IN)
Electrostatic Industrial Painting, Inc. (Miami, FL)
Electrostatic Painting, Inc. (Las Vegas, NV)
Electrostatic Spraying Systems, Inc. (Watkinsville, GA)
Electrostatics, Inc. (Hatfield, PA)
Electro-Steam Generator Corp. (Rancocas, NJ)
Electrostim Medical Service, Inc. (Tampa, FL)
Electro-Stock, Inc. (Wheaton, IL)
Electroswitch Corp. (Raleigh, NC)
Electroswitch Corp. (Weymouth, MA)
Electrotech Inc. (Chagrin Falls, OH)
Electro-Tech Products (Glendora, CA)
Electrotech Service EA (Long Island City, NY)
Electro-Tech Systems, Inc. (Perkasie, PA)
Electrotech, Inc. (Minneapolis, MN)
Electrotech, Inc. (Rockland, ME)
Electro-Tech, Inc. (Cheshire, CT)
Electro-Tech, Inc. (Hammond, IN)
Electro-Tech, Inc. (Meadville, PA)
Electro-Technic Products, Inc. (Chicago, IL)
Electrotechnics (ELTEC) (Marshall, TX)
Electro-Tech's (Corona, CA)
Electrotek (Fayetteville, NC)
Electrotek Concepts, Inc. (Knoxville, TN)
Electrotek Corp. (Oak Creek, WI)
Electro-Term/Hollingsworth (Springfield, MA)
ElectroVest Inflators, L.L.C. (New Orleans, LA)
ElectroVue, LLC (Aston, PA)
ElectroWarmth Products LLC (Danville, OH)
Electrowave Ultrasonics Corp. (Valley Center, CA)
Electroweave, Inc. (Worcester, MA)
Electro-Wire - Genuine Cable Group, LLC (Leominster, MA)
Electro-Wire, Inc. (Schaumburg, IL)
Electro-Wire, Inc. (Alpharetta, GA)
Electrozad Supply Co. (Dearborn, MI)
Electrum Partners, LLC (Las Vegas, NV)
Electrum, Inc. (Rahway, NJ)
Eleet Cryogenics, Inc. (Bolivar, OH)
Elegan Customwear, LLC (Fishers, IN)
Elegan Customwear, LLC (Valparaiso, IN)
Elegance (Lafayette, IN)
Elegance In Easels (Tucson, AZ)
Elegance In Stone (Merrimack, NH)
Elegance Lighting Ltd. (Centereach, NY)
Elegance Upholstery, Inc. (Ontario, CA)
Elegant Aluminum Products (Fraser, MI)
Elegant Cabinets, Inc. (Garland, TX)
Elegant Cabinets, Inc. (Rocky Mount, VA)
Elegant Concrete (Wylie, TX)
Elegant Concrete Polishing, Inc. (New Haven, CT)
Elegant Creations Corp. (New York, NY)
Elegant Desserts (Lyndhurst, NJ)
Elegant Desserts By Metro, Inc. (Brooklyn, NY)
Elegant Draperies Ltd. Corp. (Richmond, VA)
Elegant Earth, Inc. (Birmingham, AL)
Elegant Edibles, LLC (Houston, TX)
Elegant Embroidery, Inc. (Lake Zurich, IL)
Elegant Engraving & Gifts (Sherman Oaks, CA)
Elegant Entry, Inc. (Lodi, CA)
Elegant Fireplace Mantels, Inc. (San Fernando, CA)
Elegant Foods, LLC (Madison, WI)
Elegant Garments, Inc. (New York, NY)
Elegant Granite, Inc. (Glendale, AZ)
Elegant Iron (Tucson, AZ)
Elegant Iron Studios, Ltd. (West Alexandria, OH)
Elegant Jewelers Manufacturing Co., Inc. (New York, NY)
Elegant Lighting, Inc. (Philadelphia, PA)
Elegant Linen (Brooklyn, NY)
Elegant Linens & Table Skirting, Inc. (Hollis, NY)
Elegant Marble & Granite (Union City, CA)
Elegant Marble Products (Middletown, PA)
Elegant Moments, Inc. (Blakely, PA)
Elegant Natural Stone, LLC (Mobile, AL)
Elegant Packaging (Cicero, IL)
Elegant Poster Ltd. (Dobbs Ferry, NY)
Elegant Printing Co., Inc. (Longwood, FL)
Elegant Stitches, Inc. (Pittsfield, MA)
Elegant Stone Products, Inc. (Viroqua, WI)
Elegant Stone, Inc. (Naperville, IL)
Elegant Style, LLC (Paramount, CA)
Elegant Textiles, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA)
Elegant Universal Stone, Inc. (West Jordan, UT)
Elegante Brass Co. (Brooklyn, NY)
Elegante Iron, Inc. (Farmers Branch, TX)
Eleganza Tiles, Inc. (Anaheim, CA)
ELEIT Technology, Inc. (Woodville, AL)
ELEIT Technology, Inc. (Huntsville, AL)
Elekta, Inc. (St. Charles, MO)
Elektrisola, Inc. (Boscawen, NH)
Elektro Assemblies, Inc. (Red Wing, MN)
Elemar New England Marble (New Haven, CT)
Elematec USA Corp. (Itasca, IL)
Elematic, Inc. (Brookfield, WI)
Elemco Building Controls (Hillsborough, NJ)
Elemco Software Integration Group (Central Islip, NY)
Elemech, Inc. (Aurora, IL)
Element 119, LLC (Thomaston, CT)
Element 7, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA)
Element Bars, Inc. (Chicago, IL)
Element Chicago (Glendale Heights, IL)
Element Cincinnati (Fairfield, OH)
Element Co. (Denver, CO)
Element Designs, Inc. (Charlotte, NC)
Element Electronics Corp. (Winnsboro, SC)
Element Eliquid, LLC (Miramar, FL)
Element Events, LLC (Naperville, IL)
Element Fab, LLC (Hayden, ID)
Element Fleet Management Corp. (Wayne, PA)
Element Food Solutions (Hodgkins, IL)
Element Grow (Corvallis, OR)
Element Machinery, LLC (Toledo, OH)
Element Materials Technology (Houston, TX)
Element Materials Technology (Charlotte, NC)
Element Materials Technology (Jupiter, FL)
Element Materials Technology, Bloomington Office (Minneapolis, MN)
Element Materials Technology, Element Broken Arrow (Broken Arrow, OK)
Element Materials Technology, Element Daleville Materials (Daleville, IN)
Element Materials Technology, Element Lafayette Testing Facility (Lafayette, LA)
Element Metals (Phoenix, AZ)
Element New Berlin (New Berlin, WI)
Element Partners (Wayne, PA)
Element Partners (San Francisco, CA)
Element Print & Design (Steamboat Springs, CO)
Element Resouces (Forest City, MO)
Element Skateboards, Inc. (Irvine, CA)
Element Solutions, Inc. (West Palm Beach, FL)
Element Technologies, LLC (Minneapolis, MN)
Elemental CBD (Tallahassee, FL)
Elemental Container, Inc. (Union, NJ)
Elemental Dynamics, LLC (Willoughby, OH)
Elemental LED, Inc. (Reno, NV)
Elemental Machines (Cambridge, MA)
Elemental Scientific, Inc. (Bozeman, MT)
Elemental Scientific, Inc. (Omaha, NE)
Elemental Seeds, LLC (San Jose, CA)
Elemental Technologies, LLC (Portland, OR)
Elemental, Inc. (Philadelphia, PA)
Elementar Americas, Inc. (Ronkonkoma, NY)
Elementis Chromium, Inc. (East Windsor, NJ)
Elementis Chromium, Inc. (Castle Hayne, NC)
Elementis Chromium, Inc. (Corpus Christi, TX)
Elementis Global, LLC (East Windsor, NJ)
Elementis LTP, Inc. (Milwaukee, WI)
Elementis LTP, Inc. (Dakota City, NE)
Elementis LTP, Inc. (Amarillo, TX)
Elementis PLC (Newberry Springs, CA)
Elementis Specialties, Inc. (St. Louis, MO)
Elementis Specialties, Inc. (Milwaukee, WI)
Elementis SRL, Inc. (Huguenot, NY)
Elemento L2, LLC (Chicago, IL)
Elements (Denver, CO)
Elements Banquet & Conference Center (Orland Park, IL)
Elements Brands, LLC (Charlotte, NC)
Elements Custom Jewelry Studio, LLC (Royal Oak, MI)
Elements For Design, LLC (Littleton, CO)
ELEMENTS Global Services (Chicago, IL)
Elements Manufacturing, Inc. (Santa Cruz, CA)
Elements Of Play, Inc. (Cerulean , KY)
Elements Of Stained Glass (Metairie, LA)
Elements, Inc. (Blaine, MN)
Elements/Jill Schwartz, Inc. (Great Barrington, MA)
Elemet Manufacturing Inc (Aitkin, MN)
Elemet, Inc. (Hudson, NY)
Elemetal Direct (Milwaukee, WI)
Elemetal Direct (Tampa, FL)
Elemetal Direct USA (Erlanger, KY)
Elemetal Direct USA, LLC (Bonita Springs, FL)
EleMETAL Fabrication and Machine (Fremont, NE)
Elemetal, LLC (Anchorage, AK)
Elemetal, LLC (Seattle, WA)
Elemetal, LLC (Dallas, TX)
ELEMICA, Inc. (Wayne, PA)
Elemoose (Springfield, MO)
Elena Collection (Los Angeles, CA)
Elenbaas Hardwood, Inc. (Kalamazoo, MI)
Elenbaas Hardwood, Inc. (Jenison, MI)
Elenbaas Steel Supply Co. (Greenville, MI)
Elenchus (Toronto, ON)
Elenco Carbide Tool Corp. (Plymouth, WI)
Elenco Electronics, Inc. (Wheeling, IL)
Eleni Interiors, Inc. (Naperville, IL)
Eleni's NYC, Inc. (Long Island City, NY)
Elenora Lipinski (Harrah, OK)
Elenos Group LATAM, LLC (Miami, FL)
Elens & Maichin Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. (Joliet, IL)
Elenz, Inc. (Gaylord, MI)
Eleonyx, LLC (Canon City, CO)
Elephant Group (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Elephant Lifting Products, LLC (Gonzales, LA)
Elephant Oil & Gas (Dallas, TX)
Elephant Structures (Boone, NC)
Elesco Industries, LLC (Warren, MI)
Eletech Electronics, Inc. (City Of Industry, CA)
Elettra Technology, Inc. (Hamilton, ON)
Elev8 Cannabis, LLC (Eugene, OR)
Elev8 Cannabis, LLC (Denver, CO)
Elev8 Cannabis, LLC (Athol, MA)
Elev8 Cannabis, LLC (Orange, MA)
Elev8 Seeds (Victoria, BC)
Elevance Renewable Sciences, Inc. (Woodridge, IL)
Elevate 420 (Durango, CO)
Elevate Accessories (Arvada, CO)
Elevate Digital Optics, LLC (Dallas, TX)
Elevate Energy Services (Greeley, CO)
Elevate HR, Inc. (Parsippany, NJ)
Elevate Midstream Partners, LLC (Houston, TX)
Elevate Packaging (Chicago, IL)
ElevATE Semiconductor, Inc. (San Diego, CA)
Elevate Solution (Lehi, UT)
Elevate Studios, Inc. (Chicago, IL)
Elevate Textiles, Inc. (Greensboro, NC)
Elevate Textiles, Inc. (Raeford, NC)
Elevate Textiles, Inc., Burlington Finishing Plant (Burlington, NC)
Elevate97 (Green Bay, WI)
Elevated Agency (Sherman Oaks, CA)
Elevated Energy, LLC (Eufaula, OK)
Elevated Hemp, LLC (Highlands Ranch, CO)
Elevated Resources & Branding (Newport Beach, CA)
Elevated San Francisco (San Francisco, CA)
Elevated, LLC (Billings, MT)
Elevated, LLC (Bozeman, MT)
Elevated, LLC (Great Falls, MT)
Elevated, LLC (Roberts, MT)
Elevated, LLC (Helena, MT)
Elevated, LLC (Butte, MT)
Elevating Boats, LLC (Houma, LA)
Elevating Boats, LLC (Braithwaite, LA)
Elevating Boats, LLC (Ponchatoula, LA)
Elevating Systems & Service (Dallas, TX)
Elevation Beer Co. (Poncha Springs, CO)
Elevation Brands, LLC (Framingham, MA)
Elevation Coffee Traders (Englewood, CO)
Elevation Exhibits & Events, LLC (Shrewsbury, MA)
Elevation Foods (Knoxville, TN)
Elevation Global Industries, LLC (Chicago, IL)
Elevation Gourmet, LLC (Lakewood, CO)
Elevation Innovation, Inc. (Diamond Springs, CA)
Elevation Labs (Idaho Falls, ID)
Elevation Labs, LLC (Denver, CO)
Elevation Marketing (Denver, CO)
Elevation Outdoors Magazine (Boulder, CO)
Elevation Point, Inc. (Lincolnshire, IL)
Elevation Resources, LLC (Midland, TX)
Elevation Stair Co. (West Palm Beach, FL)
Elevations 3D, Inc. (Las Vegas, NV)
Elevations South, LLC (Hiram, GA)
Elevations, Inc. (Valparaiso, IN)
Elevator Brewing Co., LLC (Columbus, OH)
Elevator Controls (Sacramento, CA)
Elevator Doors, Inc./Elevator Cabs, Inc. (Paterson, NJ)
Elevator Equipment Corp. (Los Angeles, CA)
Elevator Equipment Corp. (Richmond, IN)
Elevator Industries of Illinois, Inc. (Chicago, IL)
Elevator Inspection Services Co., Inc. (Burr Ridge, IL)
Elevator Interior Design (Lynn, MA)
Elevator Interiors, Inc. (Syracuse, NY)
Elevator Manufacturing, LLC (Benton City, WA)
Elevator Modernization Co. (Capitol Heights, MD)
Elevator Products Corp. (Wayne, NJ)
Elevator Research & Manufacturing Corp. (Los Angeles, CA)
Elevator Sheet Metal Co. (Burbank, CA)
Elevator Systems, Inc. (Garden City, NY)
Elevator Technology Corp. (Paterson, NJ)
Elevator World, Inc (Mobile, AL)
Elevee Winegrowers (Carlton, OR)
Elevele, LLC (Highland Park, IL)
Eleven Below Brewing Co. (Houston, TX)
Eleven K Oil & Gas, LLC (Cushing, OK)
Eleven Software, Inc. (Portland, OR)
Eleven West, Inc. (Radford, VA)
Elexco (Seymour, WI)
Elexco Land Services, Inc. (Marysville, MI)
Elexco Ltd. (London, ON)
Elexicon Corp. (Ajax, ON)
Elexicon Energy, Inc. (Ajax, ON)
Elexicon Energy, Inc., Whitby Hydro Office (Whitby, ON)
Elexicon Group, Inc. (Whitby, ON)
Eley Corp. (Lincoln, NE)


With the new year in full swing and all our Movers trying out new, cool activities on MoveGB to discover what's #WorthSweatingFor this year, we're introducing you to some awesome fitness classes that you should try out!
Ever considered a workout in the air? Welcome to the beginners guide to Aerial Silks!
Have you ever considered Aerial Silks? Have you ever fancied yourself as a flexible acrobat; bending, swinging and tumbling from great heights? Time to delve into why you should try Aerial Silks and how it can give you an ace full-body workout.
From incredible strengthening to increased flexibility, we're taking a look at Aerial Silks with Lisa Truscott from Bristol Aerial. An award winning aerialist and roller skater (total goals!), Lisa has been in the world of circus since 2000. From silks to hoops, static trapeze and hula hoop, Lisa is a pro at all things circus and you can try out one of her classes on MoveGB in Bristol.
You don't need to runaway to join the circus anymore - you can now try a class out after work or on the weekend.
Aerial Silks uses two lengths of fabric, secured from the ceiling, and involves defying gravity and using your strength to climb and manoeuvre the silks. Under careful instruction, you'll learn how to wrap the silks around your body to reach cool poses that will really improve your flexibility. And as you improve with experience, you could be tumbling down the length of the silks and performing jaw-dropping spins.
I want to get into Aerial fitness - why should I start with silks?
Aerial Silks is a brilliant physical challenge. If you're keen to try out Aerial exercises, silks are softer than other equipment (such as hoops) and make a great introduction to suspended adventures.
You get so much freedom in the air with silks, with a plethora of positions and movements you can do, and you will feel the improvements in your body after each session.
What benefits will Aerial Silks bring to my body?
It's a full-body workout - most notice their shoulders and upper body changing most from doing silks as you really need to work those muscles to ascend and control your movements. Even just climbing up the silks will engage many important muscles! You'll also be igniting your core and you'll see flexibility improve as you stretch yourself on the silks.
Sure, you're going to ache at first but as your body adjusts to the new movements that a gym session won't provide, you'll begin to see what your body is capable of up in the air.
Tight fitting clothing is best as you will be going upside down and be wrapped tightly in the silks. Avoid baggy clothes (unless you want to flash the class) and avoid zippers - no one wants to snag on the silks at the wrong moment!
Be sure that key areas are covered to avoid potential friction burns or scrapes i.e. armpits, lower back, stomach and knees. These can't completely be avoided, but can be helped by wearing full-length leggings and fitted tops that can be tucked in.
I'm pretty good at yoga/pole dancing - can I go straight to an intermediate class?
That's great that you've got flexibility and strength, but you should always start at a beginners level when you're new to Aerial Silks. You'll learn foundation skills, such as correct grip, and be familiarised with this new equipment. You will also be kept close to the ground as you learn the basics to ensure your safety.
What can I expect at a beginners Aerial Silks class?
The class always starts with a warm-up - don't arrive late as if you don't warm up correctly, you risk injury. There'll be a bit of running and cardio to get the heart rate up, followed by some gentle moving stretches.
You'll generally then move onto the equipment and start with some warm-up climbs/suspending and a bit of body conditioning. Once everyone is comfortable on the silks, time to learn new moves or revisit moves students may have already tried at a previous session. Some moves you can learn and master in one class, others you need to revisit a few times to nail.
Leave your ego at the door - you may fail and fall, you may get tangled. You're not going to be swooshing and diving like a swan after your first session, but it's an incredibly supportive atmosphere where you can always learn from each other. Never be embarrassed! Stick with it and you'll soon surprise yourself!
What other workouts should I do to improve my Aerial Silks performance?
Yoga and Pilates are definitely beneficial. They can assist you in stretching and strengthening the right parts of the body and prepare you for the challenges that silks bring. Rock climbing and bouldering can help strengthen your forearms, and of course, cardio is always a good idea. Aerial Silks contains high-intensity movements so anything you can do to strengthen your body is great!
What are some basic Aerial Silks moves that I'll be trying?
Every teacher will introduce basic moves that will help you achieve more complex or intermediate moves in the future. They may have different names and variations, but you can expect things such as footlocks, french climbs, figureheads and candy canes. See some beginner Aerial Silks moves below!
Ready to give Aerial Silks a go and see if it's #WorthSweatingFor? Defy gravity, strengthen your body and having FUN is what you can expect, so what are you waiting for?
Take a look at what Lisa Truscott can do below and head over to her instagram to see some of her performances and classes! Be sure to check out her Bristol Aerial Silks classes on MoveGB!


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The Best Made Plans: On Crafting Strategy
Posted on October 21, 2014 by VMS
Strategic planning – most of us do it. Boards know it's an important part of their direction-setting role. But how do we ensure we create the "best made plans"?
Organizational direction needs to be informed by ongoing strategic thinking and environmental scanning. Organizations operate in an environment characterized by VUCA: volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (Bennett and Lemoine, 2014). In such an environment, more practitioners and academics question the value of formal strategic plans that are the most common expression of an organization's 'intended' or 'deliberate' strategy (Mintzberg and Waters, 1985).
Although it is impossible to predict the future in a VUCA environment, being intentional in articulating the change an organization wants to make in society remains important, particularly when that change may be a long time coming. Planning timeframes have shifted over the years from 10-year plans, to 3 or 5-year plans. More recently, the pendulum seems to be swinging back with organizations examining what's on the horizon 10-20 years out. Shorter-term plans identify the milestones en route to the more distant horizon.
Regardless of a plan's timeframe, most boards recognize that checking in on progress (i.e. on the 'deliberate' strategies) and on shifts in the broader environment annually or semi-annually is key to identifying any 'emergent' strategies. An organization's 'realized' strategy consists of a combination of the deliberate and emergent strategies that were ultimately implemented (Mintzberg, Ahlstrand and Lampel, 1998).
Visualization of strategies deliberate and emergent (ibid p. 12)
Developing Strategy
Intended and deliberate strategy is generally crafted in one of two ways – driven by the bold vision of a charismatic leader with a dream (think L'Arche Canada's founder, Jean Vanier), or by an analytic approach, informed by the organization's vision, data and evidence (e.g. socio-demographic shifts in the population). With an analytic approach the board might play a more active role analyzing relevant data to shape the vision and corresponding strategies. In both cases, ensuring goals and activities are aligned with the overarching vision and mission of the organization is crucial, along with ensuring human and financial resources are available to do the work.
The right people and relevant information are key inputs to strategy development. Jim Collins (2001), emphasizes the importance of "getting the right people on the bus"… or in this case, engaging the right people in strategy development. Even a highly skilled, diverse board cannot develop strategy alone – strategy must be informed by the experiences and perspectives of other organizational stakeholders such as staff, clients, partners and funders. Representative stakeholders are often consulted as part of an environmental scanning process, and are sometimes invited to co-design strategy with the board. Engaging organizational stakeholders in strategy development can build buy-in and support for implementation of strategic directions.
Tools to inform, craft and adapt strategy
Quality information is a critical starting point for strategy development. Gathering relevant information about the internal and external environment helps establish a common platform from which board and management can consider pathways to the future. Information gathering often focuses on internal data and sector-related reports along with stakeholder consultation processes. Information gathered may be synthesized in the form of SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats), SOAR (strengths, opportunities, aspirations and results) or PESTEL (political, economic, socio-demographic, technological, environmental and legal) analyses.
These kinds of analyses help an organization uncover key issues, as well as opportunities and challenges. Organizations usually aim for 3-5 strategic priorities and directions to acheive their mission and respond to major issues and opportunities. Any more than that and organizational energy will be diffused. Regardless of the number, all strategies must be aligned with an organization's vision and mission. Organizations need to ensure their strategies address a balance of internal and external opportunities and challenges.
What critical conversations and questions will help boards craft, communicate and monitor organizational strategy? The sample questions below relate to organizations at various points in the strategy development process. Many boards have a strategic plan in place and are focused on monitoring and adapting that strategy, while others are developing a new or updated strategic plan.
Fiduciary (oversight) Strategic (insight) Generative (foresight)
When were our Vision, Mission and Values last reviewed and updated? Do they need to be revised?
Alignment – are our strategies leading us to the achievement of our vision?
How will we resource our strategy – e.g. different revenue streams, re-allocation of existing resources?
Do our current priorities remain relevant in the changing environment? Why or why not?
How might we do things differently to achieve greater impact? E.g. if we stopped doing X, what might we be able to do instead?
What strategies are emerging within the work we're doing now?
What assumptions do we hold about the way we do our work… does anything suggest that these assumptions are no longer true?
What patterns are we seeing in the sector… and how might those patterns affect how we work and/or those we serve?
What 'strange bedfellows' could bring new ideas to our thinking and work?
Strategic Thinking as a Practice
Strategic thinking feeds strategy development. Effective boards not only have the skills and capacity to think strategically, but make it a regular practice to do so. Critical conversations are one way to embed the practice into board meetings.
In the book Strategy Safari, Mintzberg, Ahlstrand and Lampel (1998, p. 128) frame strategic thinking as 'seeing':
Ahead: looking for what is emerging
Behind: understanding the historical context
Above: taking the 'balcony' or '10,000 foot' view
Below: seeking what's sprouting on the ground
Beside: removing blinders masking the broader system
Beyond: speculating about what's on the distant horizon
Through: taking action on what you've seen and thought
When developing strategy, seeing in all these directions generates new insights, surfaces new opportunities and helps boards anticipate and mitigate risks of their best made plans.
Sandi Trillo and Ruth Armstrong
Recommended resources and references
"20 questions directors of not-for-profit organizations should ask about strategy and planning". Hugh Lindsay, Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, 2008
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap… And Others Don't. Jim Collins, Harper Business, 2001
"Lofty missions, down to earth plans", V. Kasturi Rangan, Harvard Business Review, March 2004
Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations That Accelerate Change. Chris Ertel and Lisa Kay Solomon, Simon & Schuster, 2014
"Of strategies, deliberate and emergent". Henry Mintzberg and James A. Waters, Strategic Management Journal, Vol. 6, 1985, pp. 257-272
"Off the shelf – How to ensure that your strategic plan becomes a valued tool". Michael Burns, Brody, Weiser, Burns, Undated
Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works. A.G. Lafly and Roger L. Martin, Harvard Business Review Press, 2013
Strategy Safari. Henry Mintzberg, Bruce Ahlstrand and Joseph Lampel, The Free Press, 1998.
"Strategic planning that makes a difference and that's worth the time". Susan Gross, Management Assistance Group, 2007
The Nonprofit Strategy Revolution: Real-Time Strategic Planning in a Rapid-Response World. David La Piana, Fieldstone Alliance, 2008
The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning. Henry Mintzberg, The Free Press, 1994
"What VUCA really means for you". Nathan Bennett and G. James Lemoine, Harvard Business Review, January-February 2014
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2 thoughts on "The Best Made Plans: On Crafting Strategy"
margaret Gallow on October 27, 2014 at 12:02 pm said:
very interesting information
margaret small on October 31, 2014 at 11:31 am said:
As a member of a non-profit board, I am grateful for your organizing questions. Currently, we are developing a new strategic plan and will certainly use some of your good ideas. They are clear and to the point. Thanks.
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Lindsay Smith Hospitalized after Crash on Los Altos Avenue and 7th Street [Fresno, CA]
By Sweet Law GroupSeptember 1, 2020
Car Crashes into a Fresno Home ion Los Altos Avenue
FRESNO, CA (September 1, 2020) – Sunday night, a 33-year-old Lindsay Smith suffered injuries after a crash on Los Altos Avenue.
According to reports, the woman crashed her vehicle into a northeast Fresno home. The incident occurred just after 11:00 p.m. on Los Altos Avenue and 7th Street, near Cedar and Herndon Avenues.
The Fresno police revealed that Lindsay Smith was driving west on Los Altos Avenue. However, she lost control of her vehicle and struck another car parked in the road. Then, Lindsay Smith crashed into a house.
"She hit some of the trash, some of the debris that's in the roadway," Fresno Police Sgt. Ezequiel Suarez revealed.
Meanwhile, the police confirmed that Smith was doing donuts in the area before the collision.
Two people inside the house helped Lindsay Smith to get out of the vehicle. Then, responders took Lindsay Smith to Community Regional Medical Center with minor injuries.
Furthermore, authorities cited Smith for driving under the influence.
You can avoid a car accident simply by being vigilant, taking your time as you make your next turn, and driving at a careful speed.
The safer the speed we travel, the more road clearance and time we have to react to danger. If you are impaired, use public transportation or a ride share service.
How to Deal With Injury Accidents
Despite the peculiar circumstances of this year, auto accidents continue to be a part of daily life.
Each year, around 20-50 million people are injured or become disabled due to an auto crash. To prevent this from happening, use road signals to communicate with those you are driving alongside
Moreover, it's also crucial that everyone remains calm to properly handle the immediate aftermath of an automobile collision.
The most valuable step you can take in response to a vehicle crash is hiring a personal injury attorney. Personal injury attorneys prioritize your recovery while securing your future from further losses a severe accident can bring.
"A common misconception is that personal injury lawyers don't care. That is simply not true. Injury lawyers care about and want justice for their clients. We are driven by the desire to make our clients whole again," says Steve Baric of Sweet Lawyers, an attorney practicing for over 40 years.
You can seek help from the experienced lawyers at Sweet Lawyers when involved in a serious DUI accident. We have over 40 years of experience in the legal field and we know what it takes to win your case. We will fight to achieve the justice and compensation that you and your family deserve. Call our offices today at (800) 203-3061 for a free consultation with a professional in your area. You can also reach us by email, online chat, and text message 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.


The pace of invention and change is just too strong, we've realized, to highlight annual or even quarterly or monthly rankings and summaries of significant product and service advances. For now, we're going to be tracking these on a weekly basis to keep pace with the changes. Here are the top innovations for the week of July 5th.
In France, Global Bioenergies reached a new milestone in scaling up its C3 process converting renewable resources into isopropanol and acetone. These two biobased compounds target large markets in the cosmetics and solvent segments. They can also be converted into polypropylene, a key component in the plastics industry. A first pilot run was successfully conducted in December 2017. A demonstration run of several cubic meters, representing a further 20 fold increase in scale has now been successfully carried out, and paves the way towards a first commercial plant.


Do you have a cavity? If you answered "no", don't be so sure. There are no nerve endings in the enamel of your teeth, so if a cavity is forming on one of your teeth, you may not know. But as time goes on, and the cavity becomes deeper, infection may set in, and as the decay gets closer to the nerve, you might begin to experience tooth sensitivity when biting or chewing, or eating something cold, hot or sweet. If the cavity reaches the interior or your tooth, you will begin to feel pain, especially if infection sets in. Even if the pain has not yet started, you may notice that your tooth is becoming discolored, or you may find a hole in your tooth.
If you have a cavity, or think that you may be developing one, you should see our dentist, Dr. Sean Ky. In the earliest stages, a cavity can be reversed. If decay has started to set in, the dentist can remove the decay, and fix your tooth with a filling, inlay or onlay, a dental bond, or even a crown.
Since you may not notice a cavity as it is forming, it is important to see your dentist on a regular basis for cleanings and exams. Your dentist can detect a cavity before it becomes a problem, and take steps to stop it in its tracks.
If you think you might have a cavity, or if you are just due for a dental appointment in Pasadena, California, call Sean T. Ky at 626-792-0448 today.


A podiatrist, or foot doctor, specializes in the treatment and diagnosis of disorders of the foot, ankle and lower extremities. A podiatrist can also perform surgery on the foot and ankle. Some of the specialties they perform are reconstructive surgery, sports medicine, dermatological podiatry, and even forensic podiatry. Four-year podiatric medical school is followed by a surgical based residency.
Symptoms and Treatments in Podiatry?
Some of the more common ailments treated by a podiatrist are heel pain, diabetic foot care, food deformities, hammertoes, nail and skin care and sports injuries. Podiatrists supply orthotics, which are also known as insoles. As foot specialists, podiatrists can also give specific advice on footwear to ensure that the feet are in good condition and in the right shoes. When it comes to injuries in sports or exercise, podiatrists assist in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment so that patients can resume their active lifestyle.


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People, not passwords, are the key to security
People are the biggest security threat facing IT, a report says. That is not where the problem lies
By Leader | November 1, 2004 -- 12:44 GMT (04:44 PST) | Topic: Networking
Students of the human condition will find little to surprise them in Gartner's latest report. It says that social engineering – duping people – will be the biggest security risk for companies and individuals over the next decade. In other words, there's no point in setting up a biometric access, triple-DES encryption, policy managed and physically secure server if the users can be persuaded to misbehave.
Confidence tricksters, like the poor, will be with us always. Mankind's earliest myths talk of deception and lies, and we have yet to break the habit. As the siege of Troy showed, when the physical defences get good enough, humans become the weakest link – and while we can always re-engineer our machinery, we are stuck with people.
All of which teaches us a lesson that IT would much rather ignore: people should come first, programmers second. We see it in email systems that can embed live data objects in messages because that is cool and easy to program, but do not have proper message threading. We see it in open source, where usability is harder to come by than a copy of the GPL with Bill Gates' signature on the bottom.
We especially see it in online security, where the user is supposed to remember all manner of things – tiny yellow padlocks, checking URLs for https://, and a different password for every site – and to be responsible for filtering safe options from heavily disguised con jobs. People cannot manage security well in real life, so why do security designers assume otherwise in the virtual world where by definition nothing is quite what it seems?
Computer security is designed by engineers and sold by marketing departments. Neither group is known for its deep insights into human behaviour, although both have considerable self-confidence that their way is the right way if only the rest of the world would fall into line. Well, that ain't going to happen – something the open source community is discovering now that most of its users aren't also developers.
There are two groups of people who must get much more involved in IT design, security and otherwise, now that the days of the expert user are irretrievably past. Humanities experts are one group – anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists, graphics designers, even dramatists – while the other is the user base itself.
Look at the Bugtraq entries for any major open source effort, and more than 90 percent of the problems reported are feature-based. The problems ordinary people have with software are overwhelmingly usability related – but the reporting mechanisms that reach designers might as well be written in Sanskrit.
There are no forums for the feedback of ordinary users to design teams. There are no wide-scale usability studies by security companies, let alone ones that use the Internet to reach out to the very people most at threat. Saying that 'people are the problem' is getting the issue precisely wrong: people - - not data, not security, not network management -- are the very core of IT's purpose and reason to exist.
It is sad that after more than fifty years of commercial computing this lesson still has to be learned. It has never been more pressing.
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This tutorial collects information for users of git as subversion client, using git-svn. Please consider reading GitSvnCrashCourse, and the git-svn cheatsheet. As Git is distributed, commits (aka change sets) are referenced by hashes instead of svn's serial version numbers. Git tracks contents, not files or directories. Consider to use a real svn client to rename directories, as git-svn produces a lot of renames in svn, instead of one like the original.


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Eric Trump says dad would be 'hugely impeded' if Dems take Congress
January 20, 2018 2018 campaigns, Donald Trump, George Bennett, Mar-a-Lago, Trump Administration, Winter White House.
Eric Trump and wife Lara speaking to Republican activists at the West Palm Beach Marriott today. (Damon Higgins/The Palm Beach Post)
WEST PALM BEACH — Eric Trump thanked local Republican activists for their grass-roots efforts today and warned that his father's agenda would be "hugely, hugely impeded" if the GOP loses its majorities in the House and Senate in the 2018 midterm elections.
Eric Trump, wife Lara Trump and Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel spoke to about 100 party activists at a training session at the West Palm Beach Marriott. They are in town for a $100,000-per-couple fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago tonight for President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.
The president was scheduled to headline tonight's fundraiser, but his attendance is now unlikely because of the federal government shutdown.
Eric Trump said his father won in 2016 because Republicans had a better ground game than Hillary Clinton and Democrats.
"You are the soldiers on the front line. We have your back. We truly love you," Eric Trump told the group.
He said their efforts will be needed in this year's midterm elections.
"I am so proud of my father. He's done an amazing job for this country…He pledged one very simple message and that's to make America great again and that's what he's doing and we have to continue the fight," he said.
Republicans have majorities in the House and Senate, but more than eight decades of historical trends favor the party that is out of the White House in non-presidential election years and polls show Democrats have an advantage in generic ballot tests against the GOP.
"We're very, very lucky that we have majorities in the House and Senate. I mean, we're very, very, very lucky. But let's not take that for granted as a party because honestly 2018 will be as important as ever," Eric Trump said. "His great work is hugely, hugely impeded if we lose that I'm going to fight every single day between now and those elections to make sure that those majorities are stronger than ever."
Lara Trump said her father-in-law "is draining the swamp and he is making America great again…It is so important the we keep him there, that we keep the majority in the House and the Senate."
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Home Business Retail Shops To Fill Space Where Purlieu Nightclub Once Was
Retail Shops To Fill Space Where Purlieu Nightclub Once Was
Ilija Sekulovski
The space where once dingy and troubled Purlieu nightclub was before closing doors after a list of violations will be converted into a row of restaurants and retail stores.
The new landlord is hoping to fill the 6,800 square foot property, located on 36th Avenue and 34th Street with a string of up to six different types of stores, according to DNAinfo.
The project is called "The Shoppes at 36th" and plans showed that the new renovations will divide the one story building into several smaller storefronts. Each storefront will measure around 1,200 to 1,300 square feet. There have also been talks of an additional story added to the building. If approved, the second story will most likely be rented to community facilities like day care centers or doctor's offices.
What kind of shops do you want to see open in Astoria?
The previous tenants, Purlieu nightclub, closed a few months after a livery cab driver was shot in the head. Outrage by community leaders and a list of violations quickly shut the club down.
The building was purchased last August for $3.7 million by 3312 36th Ave Realty LLC.
According to Dean Rosenzweig from the realty group CBRE (who are marketing the project), "what they envision is shops that would resonate well with the current and future community of the area — things like higher-end coffee shops, higher-end restaurants, maybe a small gym."
Rosenzweig also weighed in on large chain stores and national retailers who might be looking to utilize the space and open doors in Astoria. He stated there was potential for setting up shops if they were to "appropriately fit in the community."
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Title: A comparative study of Libyan public housing
Author: Bilghit, Elmabruk Ammer
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http://usir.salford.ac.uk/id/eprint/61571/
A house is a basic necessity of life for all human beings. Beyond meeting this basic goal, shelter should also meet the requirements of their way of life and socio-cultural value requirements such as privacy, security, recognition of religious constraints and the desire for prestige and status. Traditional forms are able meet these requirements but the ability of more contemporary forms to do so is questionable. This can be attributed to imperfect knowledge, both with regard to resident's housing preferences and to the factors which determine their satisfaction with the built environment. The result of rapid urbanization, a common characteristic of most developing countries is the tendency to apply western technology and building methods without considering the socio-cultural values and needs of the society. It is more desirable to be selective, to choose what is appropriate, rather than apply the imported technology wholesale. In Libya, development has changed the physical and social concepts of the country. The housing sector in particular has expanded tremendously as a result of the oil economy. While the social life remains largely unaltered. People accept modern architecture, but also wish to preserve their indigenous socio-cultural values and identity. Moreover, contemporary housing differs greatly from traditional architecture with respect to scale, space organization, layout, land use, architectural style and house type. This study aims to describe the different stages that Libyan housing passed through, providing a comparison between the different periods of the house in Libya, and between the three regions in terms of climate, building materials and the other differences. This represents the factors of influence that affected the form of the Libyan house and the main features for the Libyan house during different periods (Ottoman period, Colonial period, Independence period and Revolution period). The study specifically concentrates on Tripoli city representative of the coastal region, Ghadames city, representative of the desert region and Garyan city, representative of the mountain region. Data has been collected through historic documents analysis and field work. This study is composed of ten parts. The first part is an introduction, the second part is a literature review, the third part is a research methodology, the fourth part is a profile of Libya, the fifth part, is of housing in the coastal region, the sixth part, of housing in the desert region, the seventh part, of housing in the mountain region, the eighth part, of field work, the ninth part, a comparison and analysis between the housing types and the last part is the summary, conclusion and recommendations. The research process found that there was a lack of existing research on public housing in Libya. This was particularly noticeable when examining public housing on a regional basis. The research concluded that this was an unintended effect of the political regime imposed on Libyan since 1969. Only recently has this regime relaxed internal constraint to permit such a study to be undertaken. The research found major disparities between the espoused 'best practice' of research methods required to take account of the social/cultural values and norms in Libyan society. This disparity was also noted in the necessity of accepting the 'political' dimensions of state support for research when determining appropriate research approaches to conditions questionnaires and interviews. The conclusions to this research make an important contribution to knowledge by describing housing in Libya on a regional basis. The analytical findings of chapters 8 and 9 present a comparison analysis of public housing (in both traditional and contemporary designs) in the three distinct climatic regions of libya. The conclusions to this research showed that the current Libyan policy of 'standard' housing designs is failing to satisfy the social/cultural values and norms of the Libyan people and is failing to satisfay the varied climatic requirements of three very distinct regions. The thesis ends by making a series of recommendations to: The Libyan government; Libyan designers; Libyan local officials; Libyan residents. The thesis concludes that it is possible to take the 'best' features of traditional and contemporary designs and merge them to create designs that are more effective in meeting the verity social/cultural values and norms of the people of Libya.


Ana Maria Lucaciu was born in Bucharest, Romania. After graduating from the National Ballet School of Canada she joined Canada's National Ballet and went on to dance with the Royal Danish Ballet, Augsburg Ballet (Germany), The Portuguese Contemporary Dance Company (Lisbon) and most recently, Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet in New York, where she danced for seven years. Lucaciu has performed and created works with contemporary dance's foremost choreographers, including Ohad Naharin, Crystal Pite, Hofesh Shechter, Jiří Kylián, Alexander Ekman, Jo Stromgren, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, and many others. Holder of a BFA in dance from Empire State College, she collaborates and performs with a wide range of artists and companies, and freelances as a dancer and choreographer in her own right. Ana Maria teaches ballet, contemporary, and improvisation workshops at professional programs and dance companies across the US, Europe and Asia.
Lucaciu assisted Crystal Pite on the Polaris project at New York City Center. She currently assists Swedish choreographer Alexander Ekman with new creations and stages his work around the world.


The sun rose to greet us as Luis, our driver, sped across the Mexican highlands toward San Miguel de Allende where my friends, Annis and Judy, and I will spend the month of February.
' " " " " " " '' '' " " " ' Azucena, our housekeeper, greeted us warmly on arrival at Animas 8, and showed us to our apartments. Once settled, we headed to the Plaza Principal to buy Mexican pesos and to eat breakfast. We chose the terrace of a cafe across from La Parroquia, the cathedral and iconic San Miguel landmark, and the Jardin Allende. When the server handed me a menu, I laughed. My first meal in San Miguel was at La Bella Italia Restaurante. In spite of the name, I enjoyed chilaquiles, a traditional Mexican dish of corn tortillas cut in quarters, lightly fried, and served with green or red salsa or mole poured over the crisp tortilla triangles. Instead of scrambled eggs, I ordered black beans. After breakfast, we walked out into the Plaza. Spotting the web cam that provides the live feed we'd been watching for weeks, we waved to our friends at home.
' " " " " " " '' '' " " " ' Shopping and housekeeping chores complete, we went out for an orientation walkabout. Having been to San Miguel several times, Annis and Judy are excellent guides who graciously share their knowledge and experience of the place, covering such essentials as the lavanderia (laundry), grocery store, and mercado (market place). Along the way, they pointed out places of interest, restaurants, and suggested areas I might want explore on my own.
At eight o'clock the next morning, the sun shone brilliantly in a clear blue sky as I walked to the end of Animas to buy fresh tortillas at the neighborhood tortilleria. Passing the bakery exhaust fan as I neared the corner, the aroma of freshly made tortillas calls to the sense of smell like an aphrodisiac. For five pesos, I got a stack of 12-15 fresh, warm tortillas. I hurried home while the tortillas were still warm to enjoy with my breakfast.
' " " " " " " '' '' " " " ' Mexicans have a vibrant street culture that is fun to experience. February 2nd is Fiesta de la Candelaria, the fortieth day after Christmas, celebrating the presentation of Jesus at the temple. In the evening, the plaza comes alive with holiday week-end festivities. Mariachis play traditional, upbeat, happy music as people sing and dance in the street. Food vendors ring the jardin in the center of the plaza. Elote (a corn cob on a stick) is a favorite Mexican street food, complimented with condiments such as salt, chili powder, butter, cheese, lemon or lime juice, mayonnaise, or crema (sour cream). Ice cream is a popular treat of all ages, whether served in a cup or in a homemade sugar cone. El Día de la Constitución (Constitution Day) is celebrated February 5th. Actors from a local acting company, dressed in period costumes, entertained crowds of people with stories to advertise their production of a play about the events of the Mexican Revolution.
' " " " " " " '' '' " " " ' Sunday morning, Parque Benito Juarez was the site of the opening day of an annual month-long flower show, part of the Candelaria celebration. Flowers and plants of every kind and color are artfully displayed with an eye for design and presentation unique to Mexico. Plants, flowers, food, books, pottery, and trinkets are available for sale. Crowds of people enjoy the festival atmosphere. Later in the morning, I met Annis and Judy for coffee at Cafe Rama before heading off to the annual Art Walk.
While days and evenings can be packed with activities, life in San Miguel is not demanding, allowing visitors to take in whatever they choose and at their own pace.
On our orientation walk that first afternoon, I met Ginny, a friend of Annis and Judy. "Is this your first time to San Miguel?" Ginny asked.
Sounds wonderful . . . I can smell the bakery all the way over here in Bakersfield (after I meditate and envision a clear blue atmosphere filled with fluffy white clouds). Enjoy Dennis!
Wish I was with you. Sounds great. Can't wait to hear all about it on your return. I know you will take lots of pictures.
I'm jealous – of San Miguel AND that Annis and Judy get to spend all this time with Dennis! Just kidding……not really…… have a great time.
Nice job, Dennis, you captured the essence of San Miguel. Ginny is exactly right, it's magical.
I'm jealous as well, but have the joy of you sharing it all with us. You paint such interesting pictures.
Thanks for sharing, your words transported me.


If you want to see everything North Bay has to offer, there is no better way to do so from behind the wheel of a rental car from National. Stop wasting your vacation waiting on the bus, or wasting money here and there with ride-shares or taxis. When you have access to your own ride, you can drive anywhere you want to go, whenever you want. Make your next vacation to Canada even more enjoyable with a National car rental.
With everything to do in and around the North Bay area, you'll be wanting to take in more than just the block your hotel is on during your trip. Whether you are wanting to have dinner at the chophouse that has received fantastic reviews across town or check out some of the local favorites, you'll need your own set of wheels to see as much as you can during your stay. Whatever you end up doing in North Bay, if you want to get the most out of your time in the city, having your car is a must.
Founded by 24 independent car rental agents in 1947, National has grown from 60 locations in the U.S. to over 2,000 international locations. National provides everything luxury to economy, allowing you to choose the best automobile for your upcoming trip.
How do I get the best deals on a North Bay National rental car?
We strive to get you the best rates, no matter when you book. However, booking your car ahead of time can help you save even more. Make sure to read the mileage policy and don't add an extra driver to avoid any surprise fees.
What should I have with me when I pick up my car rental in North Bay?
What's North Bay's minimum age to rent a car?
National's minimum age to rent a car in North Bay is 21. Some rentals, especially higher category vehicles, may have an additional fee if you are under 25. Take time to read through National's policy to find out if there is an additional cost for you.
Is there a particular vehicle I should get for my trip to North Bay?
That depends on your needs and what you'll be doing when you visit North Bay. Compact or economy vehicles are easier to park and good for short drives. If you are traveling with a bigger group, then a SUV or a sedan will have enough room for all of you and be a more comfortable ride. Those looking for a little extravagance on their North Bay getaway can choose a higher-end vehicle like a Cadillac or Audi or similar.
You are required to have insurance before you rent from National in Canada. Although many of the major card issuers, like Visa and MasterCard, offer some coverage, there are usually restrictions. For example, they may not cover your rental car if you book a luxury or larger vehicle. Make sure to check credit card issuer's policy before you decide. Additionally, as a United States citizen, you can also add on Collision Damage Coverage through CarRentals.com at checkout.
National does require a deposit when you book your rental. National will block the deposit on your credit once you book your vehicle for your trip. Please note that the deposit may vary greatly based on the make and model of the vehicle.
At CarRentals.com, we encourage a full to full policy. You receive the car with the needle at "F". If you return your rental with less than the amount it was given to you, most companies will charge a premium to top it back off. For a cheaper rate, it is best to fill up your tank before you return the car to National.
North Bay certainly has its charms, but you may want to take to the road again after you've checked off all the activities in North Bay.
National offers one-way rentals in most cases. You may find it easier to return your rental at another National. However, there is typically an additional charge when you opt for one-way.
With so much to do and see in North Bay, having access to your own set of wheels lets you explore at your own pace. When you are ready to discover more of Canada, you can drive when you like, without waiting for your ride to pick you up or looking through a bus schedule.
Before your next getaway, book your National North Bay rental car and take off to all the must-do activities at your own pace. Reserve through CarRentals.com and speed along the highway in North Bay, Canada.


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Press Conference: Europeans want to stop TTIP and CETA | Democracy International e.V.
Next Tuesday, 15 July, an alliance of more than 120 citizens' organizations from all across Europe will launch a European Citizens' Initiative (ECI) with the aim of repealing the European Union's negotiating mandate for the trade agreements TTIP and CETA.
The ECI is to send a strong message to designated Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker to stop the two trade and investment agreements with the USA and Canada.
The European Citizens' Initiative (ECI) is one of the major innovations of the Treaty of Lisbon in view of strengthening participatory democracy in the EU. An ECI allows EU citizens EU citizens to call directly upon the European Commission to propose a legal. For an ECI to be successful, one million signatures are required.
Time: Tuesday, 15 July 2014, 12:00 noon. Snacks will be served.
Please register in advance for the press conference by sending an e-mail to: presse@mehr-demokratie.de.


As a national leader in supporting the development of healthy masculinity, Maine Boys to Men is committed to providing youth a space, resources, and a voice to process and create new ways of understanding societal expectations and consequences of gender-based injustice.
Our nation stands at an important moment. The intersection of the #Metoo movement, daily cases of bullying based on gender identity among youth, and tragic shootings carried out overwhelmingly by men or boys have led many to reflect upon societal forces rooted in our understandings of gender socialization, power, and privilege. For 20 years, Maine Boys to Men has been providing interactive workshops to thousands of Maine youth (middle and high school students) where topics such as gender identity, healthy relationships, consent, and related topics can be explored in a safe and supportive environment. In participating in our Reducing Sexism and Violence Program, youth go through a process of gaining awareness, reflecting on their experiences and beliefs, listening to others, developing empathy, and thinking critically about individual roles related to gender justice. Most importantly, youth are provided the skills needed to intervene when they see or experience gender-based harassment.
This project builds on the solid evidence-based foundation of Maine Boys to Men's current community wide programs to engage girls and boys as leaders in challenging, sexism, gender-based violence, and our culture's rigid definition of masculinity.
While tackling gender-based violence requires the support of everyone – men, women, boys and girls, we recognize the crucial role that youth play in this work. Youth who have attended the Reducing Sexism and Violence Program (RSVP) and are interested in carrying on the work of Maine Boys to Men are invited to join the Youth Advisory Council.
Research on social change suggests that truly challenging social norms, beliefs and practices, requires ongoing educational work. The project 'Engaging Youth as Agents of Change' seeks to continue supporting the work of developing youth as leaders in creating a society that is safe, healthy and equitable for all.
The Youth Advisory Council has led youth summits, created specific school-based awareness campaigns and has offered segments of the RSVP workshops to other students. Financial support of this project would provide students a place, time, and the resources needed to maintain these kinds of activities. If selected, these funds would support the crucial work of the youth council in providing resources and support for ongoing workshops and youth summits.


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Handwritten and typewritten correspondence. The materials relate to the controversy which ended in the dismissal of Mr. Bean as city manager of San Diego.
Initial citation: MSS 1272; Correspondence; 20th Century Western & Mormon Manuscripts; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University. Following citations: MSS 1272, LTPSC.
City manager of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and of San Diego, California.