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NVR, Inc., among the nation’s biggest homebuilding and mortgage banking organizations, declares the grand opening up of a all new, decorated Clifton Park model home, plus savings of up to $50,000 on new single family homes at Scaleby Farm in West Chester, Pennsylvania. These luxury single family homes are priced from the upper $690′s and offer wooded, 2+ acre homesites in Chester County.

Scaleby Farm is NVHomes’ newest enclave involving executive-style single family homes in West Chester, Pennsylvania, combining prime location, just seconds off scenic Route 52, with exquisite, estate-style residing, providing property owners extra space, inside and out. With significant homesites with a minimum of 2 acres, and wide ranging landscapes of the rolling Chester County countryside, your household will have more than enough room to spend time playing and entertain. The local community at Scaleby Farm is also a quick commute to the shopping, cusine and charm of down-town West Chester, and supplies uncomplicated trips to points in Pennsylvania or Delaware.

The new Clifton Park model home at Scaleby Farm is astounding in size with 4 or more bedrooms and 4 or more baths with interiors starting at 4,576 square feet. The list of included features is sizable as well, with architecturally dimensional shingles and beaded siding, stone and stucco accented exteriors, 3-car side-entry garages, hardwood flooring in the foyer, gas fireplaces, optional woodstove hearths, and NVHomes’ Signature Kitchen, with granite countertops, maple Timberlake® cabinetry, stainless steel GE® appliances, hardwood flooring and our unique, European inspired range hood, hidden from view by furniture grade cabinetry.

NVHomes at Scaleby Farm are fully ENERGY STAR® Qualified, yielding monthly utility savings up to 30% more than standard homes, according to the EPA. All NVHomes also carry 10-year structural warranties and are independently inspected for quality by a third-party inspector.

NVR, Inc. operates in two business segments: homebuilding and mortgage banking. The homebuilding unit sells and builds homes under the NVHomes, Ryan Homes, Rymarc Homes and Fox Ridge Homes trade names, and operates in 27 metropolitan areas in 15 states.

There are so many cutting edge technologies obtainable for hair transplant surgeons today. However with a multitude of technologies readily available and so many hair implant surgeons claiming they provide the most effective hair loss treatment, exactly how can one know which one is the highest quality? The new chairman of the American Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ASHRS), Dr. Marco Barusco, supplies his opinion on several of the newest and forthcoming technological developments in this particular field.

HypoThermosol™
Perhaps some of the most important technological advances are the ones dealing with tissue preservation. According to Dr. Barusco, once the donor hair is taken from the back of the head the clock starts ticking. “The quicker we re-attach the hair to the scalp the better the chance it will survive”, Dr. Barusco said. Traditionally, surgeons have used regular saline solution to preserve the tissue, but HypoThermosol™ has been showing to have the best composition. It is easy to work with and preliminary observations suggest that it improves hair survival and overall results.

ACell™
ACell™ is used for wound healing and hair growth. It is rich in growth factors and collagen. This technology significantly benefits the patient but given its high cost very few surgeons use this material. When a doctor uses ACell™ the donor area of the scalp heals better, leaving a smaller and thinner scar, and the transplants grow better.

Robotic Surgery
Although much buzz has been given to robotic hair transplant surgery, Dr. Barusco does not see it as a revolution but rather as another tool for hair restoration. The idea behind the robotic surgery is that a robot harvests hair automatically from the patient’s donor area. The doctor and the team still need to perform the rest of the procedure.

Stem Cell Research
Although not yet available, Dr. Barusco believes that the most important technological advance to come is the use of stem cells to “clone” hairs. This is a technology that should be available in the next few years and it is currently on phase II trials. Dr. Barusco believes that this technology will give people who previously weren’t candidates for hair transplant because they lacked enough donor hair, the opportunity to have the surgery since less hair needs to be harvested.

Dr. Marco Barusco is a hair implant cosmetic surgeon with more than 12 years of know-how. Given his devotion to analysis along with continuing development of the industry, Dr. Barusco is not only the chairman of the ASHRS but he also is a member of the Board of Trustees of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS), a member of the Board of Directors & Examiner of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery, and Chief Section Editor for Hair Restoration of The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery. Dr. Barusco also founded Tempus Hair Restoration with the goal of providing clients with education about their hair loss and state-of-the-art treatments.

Jones Walker is very pleased to declare that Michael W. Magner has joined up with the firm’s New Orleans practice of criminal law attorneys as special counsel. Mr. Magner practices in the firm’s Business & Commercial Litigation Practice Group. His practice focuses on preventive and Litigation services for businesses and individuals in corporate and white collar criminal law matters. He likewise represents people and organizations connected with grand jury and several other investigations.

Mr. Magner’s particular knowledge is in anti-corruption compliance and litigation matters on both a domestic and international level. He served as a federal prosecutor in New Orleans for 20 years where he was a key member of the team that successfully prosecuted former Louisiana Governor, Edwin Edwards, following a 5 month trial. He was also the lead prosecutor in the Department of Justice‘s long term investigation and prosecution of judicial and related public corruption in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana known as “Operation Wrinkled Robe.” In recognition of his work, Mike was awarded the Department of Justice‘s highest award for litigation, the John Marshall Award, as well as the Director’s Award for Superior Performance by a Litigative Team.

Mr. Magner stated, “Joining Jones Walker and being able to work with the Jones Walker white collar team is an exciting opportunity. Their law firm has a number of former U.S. Attorneys and Assistant U.S. Attorneys, all of whom have a stellar reputation in representing clients in the defense of government investigations and prosecutions.”

Mr. Magner has also functioned as a administrator of the U.S. Attorney’s Office‘s Anti-Terrorism/Crisis Response Unit, Organized Crime Strike Force, and Violent Crime Unit, and has tried over 40 jury trials to verdict, in virtually all sections of the United States District Court for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Louisiana. He specialized in long term, complex white collar investigations and trials, including export control, mail and wire fraud, government contract fraud, bribery, money laundering, police misconduct, civil rights violations, and RICO. In 2011, he served as the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Advisor to the Kenyan Anti-Corruption Commission (“KACC”) in Nairobi, Kenya, where he was embedded in the KACC’s principal headquarters for nearly two months, and provided training to KACC’s investigators, auditors, and attorneys on corruption compliance, investigative, and prosecution matters. He has also trained foreign judges and prosecutors in Central Asia and Africa and has regularly trained federal prosecutors through the Attorney General’s Advocacy Institute.

Preceding working with the KACC, Mr. Magner was with the Department of Justice’s first Counsel for Emergency Management and Crisis Response in the Office of Director, Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys in Washington, D.C. for 18 months, where he represented the DOJ at various White House level emergency exercises and planning meetings relating to the federal government’s response to major criminal events, natural disasters, and pandemics. While with DOJ, Mike was also selected as a trained evaluator of other U.S. Attorneys’ Offices throughout the country on various substantive legal areas as well as ethics and professionalism.

Mr. Magner acquired his juris doctor degree via Tulane University School of Law, cum laude; and was Managing Editor of The Maritime Lawyer. His Bachelor of Arts in Political Science/International Relations was earned from The George Washington University.

GS Battery Inc. just publicized it has started to present its ECO R model SLC 70-4 and SLX246-12 batteries for use in Suniva’s Balance of System Solutions. Co-Branded with the Suniva and GS Battery logo, these considerable capacity batteries supply long life and also superior cycling capability backed up by a great deal of expertise in Japan.

This collaboration allows Suniva and GS Battery to optimize their alternative energy products to improve the performance and reliability of the entire PV system, thus improving the Levelized Cost of Electricity. Custom engineering support to help meet individual project needs is also available. The ECO R batteries are a significant component to Suniva’s Balance of System Solutions.

“Market interest continues to be very positive for the ECO R batteries and has been aided by Suniva’s introduction of the Balance of System Solutions (BOSS) at Solar Power International,” said Jay Northey, Executive Vice-president and General Manager, GS Battery (USA) Inc. “We are excited to continue our collaboration with Suniva as our co-branded offerings expand globally.”

GS Battery Inc. is an American subsidiary of GS Yuasa Group of Japan, a world leader in automotive, motorcycle and standby storage batteries, which serves the power sports, telecommunications, UPS, and the emergency lighting markets. GS Battery Inc. recently announced that they will enter the renewable energy photovoltaic and storage market in North America.

Suniva® is an American manufacturer of high-efficiency crystalline silicon photovoltaic (PV) solar cells and high-power solar modules used in solar panels. The company uses patented, low-cost manufacturing techniques and industry-leading technology to produce its high-quality products and maintain competitive costs. Headquartered in metro-Atlanta, GA, Suniva sells its advanced photovoltaic solar cells and modules globally.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is telling small businesses that February. 24 will be the submission deadline day for federal financial injuries catastrophe loans offered in Lee and Scott counties in Virginia. The SBA proclaimed a disaster due to extreme storms, tornadoes, straight-line winds and also flooding that started on April 23, last year.

In addition, the Small Business Administration announced recently that federal government economic injury disaster loans are available to small companies, small farming cooperatives, small corporations operating in aquaculture and most private non-profit organizations of any size found in the counties of Dillon along with Horry in South Carolina because of Hurricane Irene that came about in August.

“When the Secretary of Agriculture issues a disaster declaration to help farmers recover from damages and losses to crops, the Small Business Administration issues a declaration to assist eligible entities affected by the same disaster,” announced Frank Skaggs, director of SBA’s Field Operations Center East in Atlanta.

Under this declaration, the SBA’s Economic Injury Disaster Loan program is available to suitable farm-related as well as nonfarm-related organizations that sustained economic losses as a direct consequence of this catastrophe. Apart from aquacultural enterprises, agricultural companies, farmers and ranchers are definitely not eligible to apply to SBA.

Financing for small business can be up to $2 million, with interest rates of 3 percent for non-profit organizations and 4 percent for small businesses. Terms can be up to 30 years. The SBA determines eligibility dependant upon the size of the candidate, form of activity as well as financial assets. The agency creates financial loan levels as well as terms based upon each candidate’s economic affliction. These may be used to pay fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable, and other bills that could have been paid had the disaster not occurred. These particular small business loans are not created to supplant missed sales or revenues.

Involved in the aftermath of the deepest court budget cuts in California‘s history, plaintiffs’ trial lawyer Michael Alder of AlderLaw, P.C. in Beverly Hills assumed the office of president of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA), the nation’s largest local association of plaintiffs’ attorneys, that’s consisting of nearly 3,000 legal professionals.

“Consumer lawyers are vital, now more than ever, to protecting the civil rights of people who’ve been left without access to judicial relief, which is just about everyone except the super-rich,” said Alder. “Legal bills add up to astronomical sums very quickly, because litigation is such an intensive process. Without lawyers who work on a contingency fee basis, which means they risk their own money instead of the clients’ and agree not to be paid unless they win the case, even people with big incomes quickly find their resources drained when faced with the large legal bills that result from a contested matter. Consumer lawyers must be prepared to provide leadership, vision and most of all integrity.”

Alder is known as a steadfast advocate of plaintiffs’ couselors, also referred to as consumer lawyers, working to raise public awareness of their importance at a time of corporate fraud and abuse. He’s been a member of CAALA for 14 years and spearheaded a city-wide billboard campaign to fund billboards that highlight the good that consumer lawyers do for society. He also is one of five founding members of the Trial Lawyers Charities, a non-profit enterprise which donates money in addition to legal assistance to individuals in need within Los Angeles.

Alder is presently engaging in some of the very most cutting-edge litigation work in the state. He’s tried in excess of seventy lawsuits within his career and closed in excess of $140 million in decisions and settlements for his clients in the year 2011 alone. Recently, in Dec last year he won a nearly $33 million judgement for Concept Chaser, Co., Inc. in the advertising fraud case Concept Chaser Co., Inc. v. Pentel of America Ltd.

CAALA officially installed Alder as its 2012 president on Jan. 21 at its 63rd Annual CAALA Installation & Awards Banquet at the Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire in Beverly Hills. The group also announced its new officers and Board of Governors. For more information, visit www.caala.org.

AlderLaw, P.C. is a Los Angeles criminal attorney and plaintiffs’ law firm that represents plaintiffs in personal injury, business tort and employment litigation nationwide. The firm was founded in 2000 by attorney Michael Alder, current president of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) and past CAALA Trial Lawyer of the Year. Alder has tried more than 70 cases in his career, and works with a team of seven associate attorneys. AlderLaw, P.C. obtained more than $140 million in verdicts and settlements for its clientele last year. For information, visit www.alderlaw.com.

Juhl Wind Inc, leading the way in Community Wind Power, has launched the official industrial start-up and functioning of the two wind turbine project regarding Gundersen Health System in Winona County, MN. The 4.95 megawatt installation could be the first-of-its-kind throughout North America to be created specifically to address the alternative energy concerns of a sizeable regional health and wellness corporation, in this case, Gundersen Health System.

“This unique wind project represents the continued activity by Juhl over the past two years and highlights our strength and diversity in the community wind energy market,” pronounced Corey Juhl, Vice President of Development for Juhl Wind Inc. “We are seeing an increased demand for large commercial and industrial organization projects such as Gundersen’s as they fit extremely well within Juhl Wind’s area of expertise. This community-based project will provide significant economic benefits to the region. As one piece of their Envision program, the wind farm project will help Gundersen Health System achieve their goal of becoming 100% energy independent by 2014.”

“This is an exciting time for Gundersen and our Envision program. This community wind project we have done with Juhl Wind was about two years in the making, and we’re happy to report that the turbines are now creating energy,” stated Jeff Rich, executive director, GL Envision, LLC.

Juhl Wind is an established leader in Community Based Wind Power creation and operations, focused on wind turbine projects throughout the United States and Canada. Juhl Wind pioneered Community-Based wind farms, developing the currently accepted financial, operational and legal structure providing local ownership of medium-to-large scale wind farms. To date, the Company has completed 21 wind farm projects and provides operations management and oversight across the portfolio of renewable resources. Juhl Wind services every aspect of wind farm development from full development and ownership, general consultation, construction management and system operations and maintenance. With its consolidation of the Valley View, Winona County and Woodstock Hills wind farms, the Company has now invested in and operates 21.7 MWs of wind power through its independent power producer subsidiary, Juhl Renewable Asset, Inc. Through its Next Generation Power Systems subsidiary, Juhl Wind also delivers complete sales along with service to smaller sized, on-site wind power and solar panel developments along with the company’s bigger Community Wind Farms.

The U.S. Small Business Administration stated this week that federal economic damage catastrophe financial loans are available to smaller businesses, small farming cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and most private non-profit associations of any size situated in the counties of Dillon along with Horry in South Carolina as a consequence of Hurricane Irene which came about in August.

“These counties are eligible because they are contiguous to one or more primary counties in North Carolina. The Small Business Administration recognizes that disasters do not usually stop at county or state lines. For that reason, counties adjacent to primary counties named in the declaration are included,” noted Frank Skaggs, director of SBA’s Field Operations Center East in Atlanta.

“When the Secretary of Agriculture issues a disaster declaration to help farmers recover from damages and losses to crops, the Small Business Administration issues a declaration to assist eligible entities affected by the same disaster,” noted Skaggs.

Under this declaration, the SBA’s Economic Injury Disaster Loan program is accessible to qualified farm-related as well as nonfarm-related companies that experienced monetary losses as a direct consequence of this disaster. Excluding aquacultural enterprises, agricultural producers, farmers along with ranchers are definitely not eligible to apply to SBA.

Loan options for small business can be up to $2 million, with interest rates of 3 percent for non-profit organizations and 4 percent for small businesses. Terms can be up to 30 years. The SBA determines eligibility depending on the size of the candidate, form of undertaking and its financial means. The agency designs loan levels and terms dependent on every candidate’s financial condition. SBA small business loan may be used to pay fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable, and other bills that could have been paid had the disaster not occurred. The small business financing loan is not intended to replace lost sales or profits.

Hazelden, amongst the planet’s most well known and most trustworthy private, charitable alcohol and drug treatment centers, expressed today that it’s going to expand it’s outpatient drug addiction treatment and psychological medical care services to Chaska, Minnesota, in a drug rehab center that will aid grown ups and young people as early as twelve.

“Addiction affects people of all ages, and Hazelden understands the growing need for outpatient treatment for busy families,” declared Mark G. Mishek, president and CEO of Hazelden. “In addition to expanding services for adults, Hazelden is reaching out like never before to young people. We don’t want them missing out on the good stuff of growing up: being with friends they can count on, figuring out what they’re good at and achieving their academic goals.”

Hazelden in Chaska ought to open its doors to grownups about March one, and then to teenagers about April one. The center is situated on the third floor of the Hazeltine Gates building, 1107 Hazeltine Blvd., with uncomplicated access from Highways 212 and 41. The 5,400-square-foot alcohol treatment center features separate areas for youths and grownups, such as a get together place for adolescents that stimulates peer interconnection and also kinetic learning. The north-facing windows open to a look at the Chaska Municipal Golf Course.

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Andrew Hurwitz, a title partner for the Manhattan law firm Schreck Rose Dapello Adams & Hurwitz, has joined up with the competing entertainment law firm Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz as a partner in their entertainment organization. The free lance movie dealmaker is a ’88 college graduate of Georgetown’s law university had previously been with Schreck Rose since ’07. Hurwitz’s Schreck Rose coworker Alan Sacks likewise joined Frankfurt Kumit.

A legal office reported that it’s establishing a class-action lawsuit which would include shareholders of Chemed Corporation. The complaint is a result of news that surfaced Nov. 16 connected with a whistleblower lawsuit alleging that Chemed cheated Medicare. Chemed’s stock fell $6.87 per share, or 11 percent, to close at $50.65 per share that day. San Diego law firm, Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd, said it submitted the litigation on behalf of an institutional trader in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati.