Today it's just the concrete shell, but by late summer the Amazon fulfillment center in Aurora will have 20 million items, 1,000 employees and 75 bays with trucks coming and going all day long. Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) construction managers on Friday morning gave some Aurora elected officials and members of the media a sneak peak inside the 1 million square foot facility under construction and expected to be completed by late summer. "In less than one year, we now have almost two buildings…
Reported by bizjournals 19 hours ago.
Inside the massive Amazon fulfillment center under construction in Aurora (Photos)
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American royalty in Italy
Just over half a mile from Rome's Trevi Fountain is Villa Aurora. Built in 1570, it is currently presided over by a princess born in San Antonio, Texas. The former Rita Jenrette, now Rita Boncompagni Ludovisi, Principessa di Piombino, gives Mo Rocca a tour of her art-filled home, and of her life, which wound from her marriage to a Congressman whose career ended in scandal, to posing in Playboy, to her marriage to an Italian aristocrat.
Reported by CBS News 3 hours ago.
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Colorado prisons need to do better about informing victims when inmates move, panel says
A state committee has determined that Colorado's corrections agency should've done more to inform victims of the Aurora theater shooting that James Holmes was transferred out of state to serve his life sentence.
Reported by Denver Post 11 hours ago.
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Maltz Museum Spotlights Student Advocates For Equality With $100,000 Stop the Hate® Competition
On Wednesday, April 26th, the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage honors 6-12th graders who have expressed their commitment to creating a more accepting, inclusive society through its annual Stop the Hate® competition. The public is invited to attend the Stop the Hate® Awards Ceremony to hear students share their inspiring essays and original songs and find out who wins $100,000 in anti-bias awards and scholarships.
Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) April 17, 2017
“I am more than the color of my skin.” “Gender rules don’t matter.” “Self-hate is just as dangerous as any other.” "Where you're from shouldn’t change how people treat you.” Nearly 3,300 Northeast Ohio 6-12th graders recently submitted these and other reflections on intolerance as part of the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage annual Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out competition. Each student shared his or her experiences and ideas for effecting positive change in a 500-word essay. “It’s not just about students recognizing and evaluating instances of discrimination in their own lives,” explains Jeffery Allen, Maltz Museum Director of Education. “We encourage them to recognize they have agency and a voice. We want them to see the role they can play in creating a more inclusive future.”
After 440 volunteer readers blind scored the essays, 25 finalists representing 22 different schools emerged. These upstanders are now in the running to win a portion of $100,000 in scholarships and anti-bias awards. Winners will be announced at the Stop the Hate® Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, April 26 at 6pm at the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at The Temple-Tifereth Israel (Case Western Reserve University, 1855 Ansel Road, Cleveland, OH 44106). The public is invited to celebrate this next generation of leaders and to hear the top ten (10) juniors and seniors read their essays for the audience and a panel of community judges. The Awards Ceremony is being hosted by Lori Stokes, the award-winning TV journalist and daughter of former United States Congressman Louis Stokes.
The 2017 Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out Grand Prize scholarship finalists are:
Brian Amusat, Shaker Heights High School, Grade 12 (Shaker Heights, OH)
Tionna Cisco, Brush High School, Grade 11 (Lyndhurst, OH)
Aurora Fleming, Bay Village High School, Grade 11 (Bay Village, OH)
Zephaniah Galloway, Cleveland Early College High School at John Hay, Grade 12 (Cleveland, OH)
Geoffrey Gao, Solon High School, Grade 11 (Solon, OH)
Zachary Holtz, Gilmour Academy, Grade 11 (Gates Mills, OH)
Miao, Muqing, Gilmour Academy, Grade 12 (Gates Mills, OH)
Courtney Reed, Hawken School, Grade 11 (Gates Mills, OH)
M. Seven Richmond, University School, Grade 11 (Hunting Valley, OH)
Maria Savani, Gilmour Academy, Grade 11 (Gates Mills, OH)
Fifteen 6-10th grade Youth Speak Out finalists are also being honored on April 26. The finalists from each of those grades are eligible for cash prizes. They are:
Grade 6
Curt Harris III, Newton D. Baker School of Arts (Cleveland, OH)
Nicholas Niemiec, St. Barnabas Catholic School (Northfield, OH)
Aparna Srikanth, Orchard Middle School (Solon, OH)
Grade 7
Emily L. Brackin, Old Trail School (Bath, OH)
Jeremiah Sheppard, Kenneth W. Clement Boys’ Leadership Academy (Cleveland, OH)
Megan Wooley, Beachwood Middle School (Beachwood, OH)
Grade 8
Fiona Macke, Roxboro Middle School (Cleveland Heights, OH)
Olivia Pelley, Constellation Schools Old Brooklyn Community Middle (Cleveland, OH)
Hana Samad, Horizon Science Academy Cleveland Middle School (Cleveland Heights, OH)
Grade 9
Yash Ghosh, Mayfield High School (Mayfield Village, OH)
Maggie Hall, Mayfield High School (Mayfield Village, OH)
Lara Nunez-Cerrillo, Mayfield High School (Mayfield Village, OH)
Grade 10
Zaria Acy, Brooklyn High School (Brooklyn, OH)
Brigid Naughton, Magnificat High School (Rocky River, OH)
Maya Stupica, Kenston High School (Chagrin Falls Township, OH)
In confronting the pain that hate and intolerance causes, students from all grade levels overwhelmingly share a belief that efforts they make to educate others and create connections can yield positive results. “In America lately discrimination and hatred have been dividing us,” Hana Samad wrote in response to learning her essay was in the top three for her grade level. “If a 13-year-old girl's voice helps heal the rift, at least I can say I did something to help.”
Those sentiments are echoed in the original Stop the Hate®: Youth Sing Out songs being performed by students from Shaw High School, Midview High School and Newton D. Baker School of Arts, as well as appearances by the Horizon Science Academy's US Army JROTC Color Guard and the Student Group on Race Relations (SGORR), Shaker Heights High School.
Stop the Hate®: Youth Speak Out is presented by the Maltz Museum with the support of Dealer Tire, Dominion Resources and Nordson Corporation Foundation. Youth Sing Out is possible through the partnership of Roots of American Music and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the generosity of The Abington Foundation, The Bruening Foundation, Martha Holden Jennings Foundation and The Nord Family Foundation. For more information or to register to attend the Awards Ceremony, visit maltzmuseum.org.
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Interviews and individual photos of the judges and student finalists are available upon request. Please email erudolph(at)mmjh(dot)org if you’re interested in attending and/or covering the Awards Ceremony.
Stop the Hate® - The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage created Stop the Hate® to foster an appreciation for people of diverse religions, races, cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds. By challenging young people to consider the consequences of discrimination and the role of the individual in effecting change, Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out encourage students to be leaders and upstanders. Learn more at maltzmuseum.org/stop-the-hate or by following @stopthehateUS on Twitter.
Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage - Maltz Museum celebrates culture and identity to encourage connection and promote a greater appreciation of Jewish heritage and the diversity of the human experience. Personal stories of struggle, courage and creativity are brought to life through interactive exhibitions and thought-provoking programs. For more information, visit maltzmuseum.org and follow us on Twitter @maltzmuseum. Reported by PRWeb 10 hours ago.
Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) April 17, 2017
“I am more than the color of my skin.” “Gender rules don’t matter.” “Self-hate is just as dangerous as any other.” "Where you're from shouldn’t change how people treat you.” Nearly 3,300 Northeast Ohio 6-12th graders recently submitted these and other reflections on intolerance as part of the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage annual Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out competition. Each student shared his or her experiences and ideas for effecting positive change in a 500-word essay. “It’s not just about students recognizing and evaluating instances of discrimination in their own lives,” explains Jeffery Allen, Maltz Museum Director of Education. “We encourage them to recognize they have agency and a voice. We want them to see the role they can play in creating a more inclusive future.”
After 440 volunteer readers blind scored the essays, 25 finalists representing 22 different schools emerged. These upstanders are now in the running to win a portion of $100,000 in scholarships and anti-bias awards. Winners will be announced at the Stop the Hate® Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, April 26 at 6pm at the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at The Temple-Tifereth Israel (Case Western Reserve University, 1855 Ansel Road, Cleveland, OH 44106). The public is invited to celebrate this next generation of leaders and to hear the top ten (10) juniors and seniors read their essays for the audience and a panel of community judges. The Awards Ceremony is being hosted by Lori Stokes, the award-winning TV journalist and daughter of former United States Congressman Louis Stokes.
The 2017 Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out Grand Prize scholarship finalists are:
Brian Amusat, Shaker Heights High School, Grade 12 (Shaker Heights, OH)
Tionna Cisco, Brush High School, Grade 11 (Lyndhurst, OH)
Aurora Fleming, Bay Village High School, Grade 11 (Bay Village, OH)
Zephaniah Galloway, Cleveland Early College High School at John Hay, Grade 12 (Cleveland, OH)
Geoffrey Gao, Solon High School, Grade 11 (Solon, OH)
Zachary Holtz, Gilmour Academy, Grade 11 (Gates Mills, OH)
Miao, Muqing, Gilmour Academy, Grade 12 (Gates Mills, OH)
Courtney Reed, Hawken School, Grade 11 (Gates Mills, OH)
M. Seven Richmond, University School, Grade 11 (Hunting Valley, OH)
Maria Savani, Gilmour Academy, Grade 11 (Gates Mills, OH)
Fifteen 6-10th grade Youth Speak Out finalists are also being honored on April 26. The finalists from each of those grades are eligible for cash prizes. They are:
Grade 6
Curt Harris III, Newton D. Baker School of Arts (Cleveland, OH)
Nicholas Niemiec, St. Barnabas Catholic School (Northfield, OH)
Aparna Srikanth, Orchard Middle School (Solon, OH)
Grade 7
Emily L. Brackin, Old Trail School (Bath, OH)
Jeremiah Sheppard, Kenneth W. Clement Boys’ Leadership Academy (Cleveland, OH)
Megan Wooley, Beachwood Middle School (Beachwood, OH)
Grade 8
Fiona Macke, Roxboro Middle School (Cleveland Heights, OH)
Olivia Pelley, Constellation Schools Old Brooklyn Community Middle (Cleveland, OH)
Hana Samad, Horizon Science Academy Cleveland Middle School (Cleveland Heights, OH)
Grade 9
Yash Ghosh, Mayfield High School (Mayfield Village, OH)
Maggie Hall, Mayfield High School (Mayfield Village, OH)
Lara Nunez-Cerrillo, Mayfield High School (Mayfield Village, OH)
Grade 10
Zaria Acy, Brooklyn High School (Brooklyn, OH)
Brigid Naughton, Magnificat High School (Rocky River, OH)
Maya Stupica, Kenston High School (Chagrin Falls Township, OH)
In confronting the pain that hate and intolerance causes, students from all grade levels overwhelmingly share a belief that efforts they make to educate others and create connections can yield positive results. “In America lately discrimination and hatred have been dividing us,” Hana Samad wrote in response to learning her essay was in the top three for her grade level. “If a 13-year-old girl's voice helps heal the rift, at least I can say I did something to help.”
Those sentiments are echoed in the original Stop the Hate®: Youth Sing Out songs being performed by students from Shaw High School, Midview High School and Newton D. Baker School of Arts, as well as appearances by the Horizon Science Academy's US Army JROTC Color Guard and the Student Group on Race Relations (SGORR), Shaker Heights High School.
Stop the Hate®: Youth Speak Out is presented by the Maltz Museum with the support of Dealer Tire, Dominion Resources and Nordson Corporation Foundation. Youth Sing Out is possible through the partnership of Roots of American Music and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the generosity of The Abington Foundation, The Bruening Foundation, Martha Holden Jennings Foundation and The Nord Family Foundation. For more information or to register to attend the Awards Ceremony, visit maltzmuseum.org.
# # #
Interviews and individual photos of the judges and student finalists are available upon request. Please email erudolph(at)mmjh(dot)org if you’re interested in attending and/or covering the Awards Ceremony.
Stop the Hate® - The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage created Stop the Hate® to foster an appreciation for people of diverse religions, races, cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds. By challenging young people to consider the consequences of discrimination and the role of the individual in effecting change, Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out encourage students to be leaders and upstanders. Learn more at maltzmuseum.org/stop-the-hate or by following @stopthehateUS on Twitter.
Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage - Maltz Museum celebrates culture and identity to encourage connection and promote a greater appreciation of Jewish heritage and the diversity of the human experience. Personal stories of struggle, courage and creativity are brought to life through interactive exhibitions and thought-provoking programs. For more information, visit maltzmuseum.org and follow us on Twitter @maltzmuseum. Reported by PRWeb 10 hours ago.
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Vista Equity Partners to Acquire Market Track from Aurora Capital Group
AUSTIN, Texas & LOS ANGELES & CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--VISTA EQUITY PARTNERS TO ACQUIRE MARKET TRACK FROM AURORA CAPITAL GROUP
Reported by Business Wire 3 hours ago.
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SMC Pharmacy Wins Best of Los Angeles Award for “Best Pharmacy” 2017
SMC Pharmacy has won the 2017 Best of Los Angeles Award for “Best Pharmacy” according to Aurora DeRose, award coordinator for the Best of Los Angeles Award community (https://www.facebook.com/BestofLosAngelesAwards/).
(PRWEB) April 17, 2017
SMC Pharmacy is a full-service, family run independent pharmacy that fills all prescriptions (brand and generic) as well as specializing in compounding, medication synchronization and medication therapy management.
Since opening in 2011, SMC Pharmacy has grown by hiring trained professionals who focus on customer service. Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians receive special training in compounding techniques from the Professional Compounding Centers of America, allowing them to modify prescribed medications to a specific strength, dosage form or allergen-free formula when a doctor recommends doing so.
SMC Pharmacy is committed to being your everyday health resource.
"Greatest little pharmacy ever!!! Not only are they quick, efficient and kind, they also deliver, for free!!"
Tessa R. - Santa Monica, CA
"They've helped me out many times, making sure I was able to get all my medications - including ones I needed specially compounded"
Wendy H. - Culver City, CA
The “Best of Los Angeles Award” community was formed three years ago and consists of over 3,000 professional members living and working in Southern California. It celebrates the best people, places and things in Los Angeles with a slogan “No Ads. No B.S. Only the Best.”
“The mission of the community is to celebrate the best of Los Angeles, and allowing its community members to connect with other members who share the highest standards of quality and integrity,” said DeRose.
“At SMC Pharmacy, our pharmacists and technicians have impeccable credentials and years of training, assuring you a pharmacist and pharmacy you can trust. We are honored to receive this award and be recognized as “The Best Pharmacy in Los Angeles,” says SMC lead pharmacist, Payam Tizabgar. Reported by PRWeb 1 hour ago.
(PRWEB) April 17, 2017
SMC Pharmacy is a full-service, family run independent pharmacy that fills all prescriptions (brand and generic) as well as specializing in compounding, medication synchronization and medication therapy management.
Since opening in 2011, SMC Pharmacy has grown by hiring trained professionals who focus on customer service. Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians receive special training in compounding techniques from the Professional Compounding Centers of America, allowing them to modify prescribed medications to a specific strength, dosage form or allergen-free formula when a doctor recommends doing so.
SMC Pharmacy is committed to being your everyday health resource.
"Greatest little pharmacy ever!!! Not only are they quick, efficient and kind, they also deliver, for free!!"
Tessa R. - Santa Monica, CA
"They've helped me out many times, making sure I was able to get all my medications - including ones I needed specially compounded"
Wendy H. - Culver City, CA
The “Best of Los Angeles Award” community was formed three years ago and consists of over 3,000 professional members living and working in Southern California. It celebrates the best people, places and things in Los Angeles with a slogan “No Ads. No B.S. Only the Best.”
“The mission of the community is to celebrate the best of Los Angeles, and allowing its community members to connect with other members who share the highest standards of quality and integrity,” said DeRose.
“At SMC Pharmacy, our pharmacists and technicians have impeccable credentials and years of training, assuring you a pharmacist and pharmacy you can trust. We are honored to receive this award and be recognized as “The Best Pharmacy in Los Angeles,” says SMC lead pharmacist, Payam Tizabgar. Reported by PRWeb 1 hour ago.
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Aurora Cannabis Inc.’s Risk Profile Has Drastically Improved
There is a lot to learn from Aurora Cannabis Inc.'s (TSXV:ACB) convertible debenture offering announcement.
Reported by Motley Fool 20 minutes ago.
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Man convicted of first-degree murder after triple shooting at Aurora bar
Ignacio Luque-Verdugo, 32, fired shots in November 2014 after an altercation at an Aurora bar. He was convicted Friday of charges including first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder.
Reported by Denver Post 1 day ago.
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Mother of four living in Aurora and detained by immigration officers had previously been removed from U.S., ICE says
An Aurora mother of four from Mexico who has lived in the U.S. illegally for more than 15 years and was detained last week had been removed from the country three prior times, according to federal immigration officials.
Reported by Denver Post 22 hours ago.
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Aurora voters to choose whether to give elected leaders a pay hike this November
For the first time in nearly a quarter century, voters in Aurora will get to decide whether their elected leaders deserve a boost in pay.
Reported by Denver Post 13 hours ago.
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Raytheon speeds delivery and secures satellite weather data
Aurora CO (SPX) Apr 18, 2017Raytheon has completed an upgrade and final testing of the data transport and processing system for the Joint Polar Satellite System Common Ground System which provides weather and environmental data used by NASA, NOAA, the U.S. Department of Defense and the agencies' international partners. The upgrade accelerates data processing and dissemination, improves system availability and provide Reported by Space Daily 12 hours ago.
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Phoenix Marketcity Presents Wingardiom Leviosa and MotherRoot
*Event:* Phoenix Marketcity presents Wingardiom Leviosa and MotherRoot (Bands)
*Event Dates:* 21^st & 23^rd April 2017 (Friday & Sunday)
*Venue:* Concert Lane (Courtyard), Phoenix Marketcity
*Timings:* 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
*Entry:* Open For All
*Band Name - Wingardiom Leviosa*
*Performance Date - 21^st** Friday*
It is a 4 piece band, including *Jitesh, Nachiket, Pranav and Trishna Shenai*. They are an indie group. Their taste in music is been very independent of each other. The members met in Hubli, a small town in Karnataka, where most musicians knew each other. Emerging from different musical backgrounds, each had their own interests, aspirations and academics to deal with.
*Wingardiom Leviosa*
Having performed together in and around Hubli, Belgaum, Bangalore and across projects for over four years with different artists, they decided to get together and create some music, which would be a unique concinnity of their varied styles and influences. It is an amalgamation of Jake’s Indie-grunge roots layered and syncopated with classic – modern drumming style and blend of Hindustani and post-modernistic vocal melodies and harmonies. Clubbed with MIDI samples and effects. They aim to create an experimental aura for the listeners. Though there are many artists that have inspired them to do their thing. To a list a few, Neutral Milk Hotel, The Districts, Opeth, The Paper Kites, Aurora, The Beatles, Dire Straits, Chet Faker, James Blunt and Maroon 5.
*Band Name - Mother Root*
*Performance Date- 23^rd** Sunday*
Straight up rock n roll intoxicants with shots of punk-ey, dance-ey stuff that make it a great wingding (also known as party)! MotherRoot shoots straight; the riffs, the hooks, the sing-along chorus lines... this is adrenaline rock that never touches the noise barrier. *Kri* (guitars) says "You've got to have simple, hooky, sing-along tunes if you want to take the audience with you. It's really that simple.”
**Mother Root**
MotherRoot's earliest inspiration came from The Beatles, The Stones, Deep Purple, The Who, CCR, The Kinks, Bowie, Queen and a whole generation of bands from the great Sixties. Later, it was The Ramones, Joy Division, Radiohead, Nirvana... Nipun (Bass) adds "It's like whiskey and wine. The older it gets, the better it tastes. But there's a whole lot of great music out there - old and new - that we like, and some that we love. And all this inspiration kind of brews into our sound. There’s music we love, and there’s music we want to play, and at the center of it is the rhythm; and that driving rhythm is really what defines our sound.” says *Sushant (Guitar and Vocals)*.
A non-stop 90 minute set or a 120 minute set with short breaks. A solid body of originals that are mangled into this fast, energetic, hit and run set is their specialty.
*Band Members*
Austyn Goveas (Vocals)
Krithika Manohar (Guitars)
Nipun Ashba Narayan (Bass Guitar and Vocals)
Sushant Chandra (Lead Guitars and Vocals)
Jacques Nikolai Border (Drums) Reported by NewsVoir 10 hours ago.
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Mozilla ditches Aurora release channels for Firefox; new and beta code will hit users faster
Mozilla has announced plans to eliminate one of its release channels for not only Firefox but also Thunderbird and SeaMonkey. Starting today, the Aurora release channel will no longer be updated, and the Developer Edition of the web browser will be based on the Beta build. The change is part of a drive to streamline the release process, and to make sure that stable new features make their way out to not only developers, but also normal users faster than before. Mozilla says: "Developer Edition users will maintain their Developer Edition themes, tools, and preferences, will keep their existing profile,… [Continue Reading]
Reported by betanews 7 hours ago.
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Mozilla scraps Firefox's 'Aurora' preview builds
Mozilla today announced it would drop one of Firefox’s preview tracks that have let customers test early versions of the browser before wider deployment.
Companies running Firefox, and testing the browser using the “Aurora” track, will be automatically migrated to the “Beta” channel today.
“It became clear that Aurora was not meeting our expectations as a first stabilization channel,” wrote Dave Camp, director of engineering for Firefox; Sylvestre Ledru, the browser’s release manager; and Ali Spivak, head of developer marketing, in a post to a Mozilla blog.
To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Reported by PC World 5 hours ago.
Companies running Firefox, and testing the browser using the “Aurora” track, will be automatically migrated to the “Beta” channel today.
“It became clear that Aurora was not meeting our expectations as a first stabilization channel,” wrote Dave Camp, director of engineering for Firefox; Sylvestre Ledru, the browser’s release manager; and Ali Spivak, head of developer marketing, in a post to a Mozilla blog.
To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Reported by PC World 5 hours ago.
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Eos Energy Storage Now Taking Orders at $95/kWh for the Eos Aurora® DC Battery System
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#battery--Eos Energy Storage (“Eos”), pioneer of the safe, ultra-low cost Znyth® battery, today announced forward pricing for the company’s Eos Aurora DC Battery System. The company is taking orders today for volume purchases at a price of $160 per usable kWh for shipment in 2017 and $95 per usable kWh for shipment in 2022. Eos is the first company to accept orders below $100 per usable kWh for a complete DC battery system including battery modules, battery management system, a
Reported by Business Wire 4 hours ago.
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Mozilla abandons experimental Aurora Firefox channel
Reported by The Register 4 hours ago.
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Aurora Diagnostics Announces Acquisition of Pathology Associates of Princeton
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aurora Diagnostics, a leading independent pathology services and cancer diagnostics company, today announced the acquisition of Pathology Associates of Princeton, N.J. Located within the University Medical Center of Princeton in Plainsboro Township, New Jersey, Pathology Associates provides hospital-based professional anatomic pathology and cytopathology services to the Medical Center, as well as outpatient services to local physician offices, clinics,
Reported by Business Wire 4 hours ago.
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Aurora's white elephant factory is also Caterpillar's problem
With the recent decision to shutter its sprawling manufacturing plant near the city of Aurora, Caterpillar is foisting a huge economic development challenge onto a region that has long depended on the factory to provide jobs and vital commerce.
By the end of 2018, Cat will shuffle production from... Reported by ChicagoTribune 3 hours ago.
By the end of 2018, Cat will shuffle production from... Reported by ChicagoTribune 3 hours ago.
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ENGIE Purchases Northern Power Integrated 1MW Eos Aurora Battery for Landmark Solar and Wind Project in Brazil
ENGIE, Eos Energy Storage ("Eos") and Northern Power Systems Corp. (TSX: NPS) today announced that the they will work together to install a 1 megawatt (MW), 4 megawatt-hour (MWh) grid-scale energy...
Reported by FinanzNachrichten.de 1 hour ago.
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ENGIE Purchases Northern Power Integrated 1MW Eos Aurora® Battery for Landmark Solar and Wind Project in Brazil
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#cleanenergy--ENGIE, Eos Energy Storage (“Eos”) and Northern Power Systems Corp. (TSX: NPS) today announced that the they will work together to install a 1 megawatt (MW), 4 megawatt-hour (MWh) grid-scale energy storage solution supporting a hybrid solar and wind demonstration project, developed by ENGIE in Brazil. Eos and Northern Power will together manufacture and supply the turn-key, fully-integrated energy storage system combining the Eos Aurora battery with Northern Power’s Fl
Reported by Business Wire 1 hour ago.
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