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Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) January 27, 2014

JS Pest Control, Las Vegas leading pest control service provider, announced today that it will offer a special of only $15 (normally $90) on your first months service for residential customers who sign a year contract with the company.

JS Pest Control is offering the discount to mark 15 years in the pest control business in Las Vegas. Throughout its decade and a half of history, the company has become Las Vegass first choice in both residential and commercial pest control. JS Pest Control offers diagnosis and treatment of all types of pest infestations, including termites, spiders, scorpions, mice, cockroaches, pigeons, bed bugs and any other pest under the sun (or under the bed, baseboards, refrigerator, etc.).

Were happy to celebrate 15 years in the pest control business in Las Vegas, said Jimmy Stephensen, owner of JS Pest Control. Throughout the years, weve been able to help countless Las Vegas families feel comfortable and safe in their homes and workplaces. We hope that by offering this commemorative discount, more Las Vegas families and business owners can find out how simple, convenient and cost-effective it can be to live pest free. Its a small token of our appreciation for 15 great years in business in my great home town of Las Vegas.

The $15 to start special offer is good for the first month of service on any new year-long residential contracts. New JS Pest Control customers will not only get a discount on their service, but will also find out why JS Pest Control has been Las Vegass choice for extermination services since it opened shop in 1999.

Were in the pest control industry, but our business is really about customer service, said Stephensen. We know that what we do isnt just about exterminating pests; its about giving families and business owners a safe and pleasant place to be. Giving our customers the service they want and deserve is our mission.

New customers can take advantage of the discount by calling JS Pest Control at (702) 248-PEST (7378). The offer is only good until March 15, so act fast.

ABOUT JS PEST CONTROL

JS Pest Control has served the Las Vegas area with superior pest control service since 1999. As owner, Jimmy Stephensen has more than 15 years of pest control experience and has held a Pest Control Operators License since 1996. Jimmy Stephensen was born and raised in Las Vegas and is a graduate of Bonanza High School.

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Lakewood, CO (PRWEB) January 27, 2014

HOA Management (.com) is proud to announce a new advertising partnership with CB Contractors. CB Contractors a full service painting company serving HOA property and property managed buildings since 2003.

CB Contractors has partnered with HOA Management (.com) to advertise their services to community associations and property management companies in Colorado that are actively searching for painting services. As a result of the new partnership, CB Contractors will appear in the HOA Management (.com) vendor directory. To learn more about CB Contractors, visitors to the directory can view their profile page on HOA Management (.com). This page allows users to contact CB Contractors in a number of ways. These include a direct hyperlink to their website, a current phone number, and an email contact form.

CB Contractors is the leader in HOA property painting and office building maintenance painting. CB Contractors handles draw down swatches with actual paint for color selection, surface preparation, repair of surfaces (wood replacement, drywall repair etc.), applying products to manufacture specs to ensure quality. CB Contractors supplies free estimates for all customers. CB Contractors looks forward to serving your HOA property or property managed office building to provide the best painting service possible. Customer service and quality are the biggest trademarks of CB Contractors besides product knowledge.

HOA Management (.com) is a leading HOA property management directory that uses targeted marketing strategies to reach out to community associations and offer them free access to its online directory. Association residents and board members are able to connect with professional management companies and service providers in their local area by searching on the HOA Management (.com) directory. To learn more about HOA Management (.com), visit http://www.hoamanagement.com or email sales (at) hoamanagement (dot) com.

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Torrance, Calif. Today, the LED lighting experts at LEDtronics, Inc., http://www.LEDtronics.com, announced that their LED Cobraheads Streetlight Fixtures helped NRG reduce energy consumption by over 72% and decrease light pollution in the local area.

LED Lights Reduce Energy Consumption by over 72%.

When the NRG power plant in El Segundo, Calif., was redesigned, two towers were demolished which caused extensive light from the plant to bother local neighbors. In an effort to get rid of this light pollution and update old, lighting fixtures at the same time, NRG turned to LEDtronics, Inc. for assistance.

"We faced an unexpected challenge when a large amount of new light was pouring into the homes of local residents after our demolition process," states Jason Luehsenhop, Morrow-Meadows Corporation Senior Project Manager for the NRG LED lighting updates. "LEDtronics supplied us with street lights that reduced the light pollution immediately. In addition, we reduced energy consumption when our old lights that consumed 300 watts were replaced with these energy-efficient LEDs using only 82 watts."

LED streetlights eliminate the unwanted glare, light trespass, energy waste, and sky glow that accompany traditional, incandescent street lamps.

"An estimated 30% of outdoor light generated in the U.S. goes into space, flooding the skies and creating electric haze that reduces stargazing," states Mark Jarel, LEDtronics' Street and Outdoor Lighting Produces Sales Manager. "LED streetlights shine light in the direction where it is needed, at ground level, reducing the amount of light that is lost to the sky and improving overall nighttime viewing, making them dark sky friendly."

With this in mind, LEDtronics, the pioneers of solid-state, LED lighting design and manufacturing in the United States, provided NRG with eco-friendly, RoHS compliant, LED Street Lights (Cobrahead, Full Cutoff), Style M400 part number SLL002P-72X2W-XPW-004 fixtures.

With low power usage of only 82 watts, these solid-state LED lights:

Omit pure, white light with low, ultraviolet emissions that do not attract insects; Offer a long life span with white LED lumen maintenance greater than 70% at 50,000 hours of operation (rated average life based on engineering testing and probability analysis); and Turn on instantly, have solid, die-cast construction, are high-shock and vibration resistant, and more.

"Over 58 LED Cobrahead Street light fixtures were installed on the perimeter of the NRG facility, and more will be added as the ongoing redesign continues," states Jarel. "By updating their old street lights with Long Life, Energy Saving LED Street Lights, we are helping NRG significantly reduce energy consumption, maintenance costs and light pollution while increasing sustainability and providing a safe and attractive facility for workers and the local community."

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Downstream Solution Architect - Engineering Data Management - SmartPlant

The role involves delivering solutions for a client engagement throughout the full client delivery lifecycle. The Lead Consultant may have managerial responsibilities towards the team of analysts and consultants and leads project planning and delivery effort from the domain team. As an individual domain contributor, the Lead consultant builds value through deep process expertise and client manager engagement capabilities

*Good knowledge of overall business & technology landscape and geo variations *Required Domain Certifications ( External / Internal) *Awareness of global industry trends and directions and its impact on IT services, and the organizations capability in the domain *Know-how on Project Management & feedback mechanisms to be able to elicit & deliver status updates and feedback to the client *Understanding of the employer's capabilities outside of the domain *Possesses a broad knowledge of background, processes and issues and has an in-depth knowledge in 1/2 two process areas *Ability to design requirement gathering for a low-medium complexity program can visualize process changes; system changes etc. *Communicate and coach the team on development methodologies, change management policies and processes; ensure these are adhered to according to IT Methodology; *Plan, direct and coordinate activities to manage and implement business objectives related to the SPF environments; *Communicate effectively with the business stakeholders to identify requirements and evaluate alternative business solutions; *Identify risks to business processes and data related to SPF environments and develop mitigation strategies to handle these; work with team and business to implement these strategies; *Effectively communicate relevant information to stakeholders and support team supervisors/management and provide alternatives for problem resolution; *Provide input to Application Support Strategies as part of the wider team; participate in ensuring the strategies are communicated effectively to the business and other stakeholders; *Develop roadmaps of how the SPF application and related interfaces will be used by the organization; this includes planning for new releases, service packs and hot fixes as well as custom development and configuration; *Keep up to date on new developments and tools that will help enhance the SPF environment, both from a performance and feature basis;

Personal Skills/Attributes *Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal; *Ability to travel domestically as well as internationally *Ability to work well in a team environment and also individually when required;

Education/Experience *Extensive experience with Intergraph products, specifically Smart Plant Foundation; *Deep knowledge in other Asset Information Management and Engineering Data Management tools. *10+ years in the IT industry with broad exposure to applications development and support; *Broad exposure to Microsoft and Oracle tools (certifications preferred), including VB.Net, SQL Server, Oracle SQL, MS Access, IIS, XML, Java;

*Please submit CV's in Microsoft Word format*

Due to the high number of applications, it is likely that you have been unsuccessful in your search if you have not heard a response within 4 business days. For more information about this role please contact our Houston office

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Members of the Architectural Commission approved plans for seven new homes including two island-classical spec houses but deferred a new contemporary-style home at its meeting Wednesday.

Although the commission gave architect Roger P. Janssen the OK on his designs for 256 Palmo Way and 1269 N. Lake Way, both owned by Llywd Eccelstone III, they were not impressed.

Theyre all starting to look alike, Roger, said member Ann Vanneck. We went to far too many houses in the Mediterranean style; now were swinging the other way. I would like to see a little bit more individualism to the house.

Chairman Robert Vila said, We could end up now going through a period of a few years of economic prosperity where we see a lot of speculative building, and we want to make sure we have a variety in the picture.

The house on Palmo Way is being developed in an L-shape, Janssen said. Its essentially a two-story H building at the middle; and a two-story wing with a one-story element to the front running down the east side. The garage is at the rear of the property.

The residence features white stucco, a stained-mahogany door, casement windows, French doors, flat-cement-roof tile, and a courtyard wall enclosing a dining-room bay.

The committee voted unanimously to approve the architecture and landscaping on condition that the landscape architect address a privacy issue on the east side of the property and exchange a few trees.

The two-story L-shape North Lake Way house features a main two-story body, one-story wings, and a front-loading garage with an open courtyard and pool in the back. It also has dark-blue colonial shutters, a one-story entry portico, flat-cement-tile roof and white stucco.

Vincent Ricardel, 1285 N. Lake Way, told the commission he is concerned about drainage and privacy. That area has been a high flood area for a very long time. Im concerned about water fall-off from the property.

He also requested a 12-foot or higher hedge along the north property line, because 6-foot hedges are not adequately high enough to ensure privacy.

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Beautiful, haunting elegies for American poverty have gradually developed into a subgenre of modern documentary filmmaking: "October Country" captured the struggles of a dysfunctional family in upstate New York, while "Oxyana" found echoes of desperation among drug-addled residents a West Virginian mining town, and the newly released "12 O'Clock Boys" presents a lyrical view of daring teen street bikers from low income regions of Baltimore.

Sibling directors Tracy Droz Tragos and Andrew Droz Palmero's "Rich Hill," which won the Sundance Film Festival's grand jury prize for documentary over the weekend, epitomizes the best and worst aspects of this non-fiction storytelling tendency: It's often overwhelming gorgeous and deeply sad in its depiction of three young boys fighting through their youth in the trenches of deep poverty in Rich Hill, Missouri (where the directors grew up). At the same time, it's a meandering portrait that never snaps into narrative focus with the stunning clarity of its images. But that same lack of cohesion reflects the conundrums facing its afflicted characters, enabling "Rich Hill" to share the pathos of their lives even when it doesn't fully gel.

The filmmakers, who also handle the camera work, quickly establish the ethereal qualities of the town during a transcendent opening sequence, which encapsulates the setting with sweeping gestures: We first see glimpses of boys shuffling about their cramped homes among the faster movements of the local elementary school and the static qualities of the city streets. As the music swells and a train rushes past, "Rich Hill" instantly conveys the rush of existence that bears down on the despondent lives at its center. There's an immediate sense of tension with the admission of one young neighborhood resident that the wealthier part of the population regards their community "with their noses 50 miles in the air"; for the rest of the movie, the boys are seen constantly struggling to determine their own confidence in the shadows of such lofty neighbors.

With its constant melancholic tone, which blend voiceovers and somber asides from its characters, "Rich Hill" often feels like a Terrence Malick movie that trades majestic spirituality for burgeoning teen angst. Revealing very few details about its subjects outside of their own admissions, it unfolds with a straightforward verite approach that makes its bleak reality fully immersive, though the perpetual shifting between a trio of focuses never obtains a satisfactory rhythm, but it does serve a point.

The directors swiftly establish each distinct personality: Andrew, a soft-spoken, levelheaded man with a lanky frame, helps his peripatetic father work various odd jobs with no real sense of direction; Appachey, a chain-smoking 13-year-old first seen lighting his cigarette with a toaster, coasts around town on a raggedy skateboard and deals with his increasingly complaisant mother; Harley, who suffers from the greatest emotional problems of the three, lives with his grandmother in the wake of his mother's arrest for a dark incident only explained in the movie's final third.

Though none of the trio share a scene together, the varying degrees of discomfort that define their lives form a larger overview of instability. Harley is the most frightening embodiment of neglected youth, his disorders left unmedicated and his anger management issues constantly driving him to reject authority figures. Turning his back on school day after day as a tense exchange with a school official makes clear he's a sad figure trapped by his delusions with no firm guide to help him stabilize his situation. Yet that same issue haunts Appachey, a scowling, compact child with the disposition of a disgruntled old man as a result of the neglect surrounding him. Only Andrew seems to have a generally healthy attitude about his life, though that doesn't help his situation.

"Rich Hill" mostly repeats its observations of these characters over the course of a few years, but it manages to convey one strong argument in the implication that the sins of the parents have been visited on their children. "I never had any dreams or hopes," Appachey's mother says, which at least partly explains her son's unearned confidence. The similarly aggressive Harley asserts that he "doesn't need an education, I can make it out there anyway," and has no firm parental figure to tell him otherwise. The ultimate tragedy for these boys is that they have plenty of drive but no direction.

"Rich Hill" constantly explores their situations through sputtering glimpses of individual moments. Though some dramatic exposition develops around Harley's destructive resistance to stay in school and Appachey's behavioral problems with other classmates, the movie generally cycles through their disarray with a perceptive eye for details. The free-roaming structure is salvaged by a persistent commitment to enabling the barren Missouri landscape and the claustrophobic interiors to the define the mood. There are moments when Tragos and Palermo run the risk of transforming their subjects into tools exploited for the sake of the movie's artistic vision, but the best part of "Rich Hill" is that its participants rise above the limitations of the material. "You're looking at me through some special lens or something," Harley says late in the proceedings, linking the subject's willingness to take control of his life with his ability to take control of the movie.

Criticwire Grade: B+

HOW WILL IT PLAY? Almost certain to receive distribution due to its Sundance prize, the movie isn't a natural fit for a large distributor given its fairly experimental approach. Commercial prospects are limited, though it could find a steady broadcast deal, but is most likely to do its primary business on VOD.

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