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Architectural and studio photography have always been fundamental to the success of our core marketing disciplines. Over the years public relations, design, advertising and new media have all benefitted from our high quality imagery. Because our photography service is in-house, it doesn’t carry an inflated agency mark-up, meaning you get the result you need for the cost you want! Architectural photography is undertaken nationwide. Harris provides cost-sharing packages by integrating a number of clients’ requirements on the same shoot. Photography is fundamental to the success of your marketing. Good images sell, simple as that...
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James Harris Associates
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Leeds based Harris Associates is a full service marketing services, advertising agency and public relations consultancy offering services which include marketing strategy, design for print, rebranding, website and e-marketing, public relations, advertising, video, studio and architectural
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James Harris Associates Inc.
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Primary SIC: Management Consulting Services, Primary NAICS: Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
Description: Services: Devoted to the operational, technological, and regulatory services of the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries. Our confidential services are provided in manufacturing, quality, engineering, materials management, regulatory, and training in the United States, Europe and Asia. Skilled consultants assist in upgrades, validation, start-up, new facility design, location services, FDA liaison, and product registration. Has expanded its training division to provide the vehicle to help people expand and develop the skills and attitudes necessary to achieve a higher degree of success. Employs a unique implementary model to assist organizations in accomplishing strategic change. Industries Served: Pharmaceutical, Food, Chemical and Biotechnology.
Primary SIC: Management Consulting Services, Primary NAICS: Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
Description: Services: Devoted to the operational, technological, and regulatory services of the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries. Our confidential services are provided in manufacturing, quality, engineering, materials management, regulatory, and training in the United States, Europe and Asia. Skilled consultants assist in upgrades, validation, start-up, new facility design, location services, FDA liaison, and product registration. Has expanded its training division to provide the vehicle to help people expand and develop the skills and attitudes necessary to achieve a higher degree of success. Employs a unique implementary model to assist organizations in accomplishing strategic change. Industries Served: Pharmaceutical, Food, Chemical and Biotechnology.
JAMES HARRIS ASSOCIATES INC.
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James Harris Associates is devoted to providing operational, technological, and regulatory services to the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology industries. Our confidential services are provided in manufacturing, quality, engineering, materials management and logistics, regulatory, and training. We routinely serve clients in the United States, Europe and Asia. Skilled consultants assist in facility or process upgradesm validation, start-up, new facility design, location services, FDA liaison, and product registration.
James Harris Associates is devoted to providing operational, technological, and regulatory services to the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology industries. Our confidential services are provided in manufacturing, quality, engineering, materials management and logistics, regulatory, and training. We routinely serve clients in the United States, Europe and Asia. Skilled consultants assist in facility or process upgradesm validation, start-up, new facility design, location services, FDA liaison, and product registration.
Another trophy in Harris Associates’ cabinet…
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Leeds based Harris Associates is a full service marketing services, advertising agency and public relations consultancy offering services which include marketing strategy, design for print, rebranding, website and e-marketing, public relations, advertising, video, studio and architectural photography.
All marketing services are in-house, all fully accountable, all cost-effective and none carry third party mark-ups. Harris Associates specialises in marketing for construction, building products, architecture, charity, public sector, healthcare, fitness and the manufacturing sector.
By going that extra mile for over 20 years we’ve worn out a lot of trainers, but along the way we’ve provided marketing strategies that are right for our clients' businesses, not our bottom line.
Please view our design, advertising, interactive and PR case studies.
Leeds based Harris Associates is a full service marketing services, advertising agency and public relations consultancy offering services which include marketing strategy, design for print, rebranding, website and e-marketing, public relations, advertising, video, studio and architectural photography.
Please view our design, advertising, interactive and PR case studies.
Harris & Associates’ Strategic Drainage Improvements Alleviate Local Flood Hazards for City of Anaheim Residents
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Innovative storm drain improvements, designed by Harris & Associates, have been instrumental in mitigating potential flood hazards during the winter rainy season for residents in the West Anaheim neighborhoods tributary to the Thornton/Brady Storm Drain system.
Prior to Harris’ involvement, the area was susceptible to severe flooding. The West Anaheim Neighborhood District Council voted to elevate this drainage issue to a top priority.
Harris’ solution for the Thornton Brady Storm Drain Improvement project called to maintain the existing Thornton/Brady drainage ditch as the historical drainage flow path and to construct a shallow reinforced concrete box (RCB) storm drain system, directly underneath the existing drainage ditch, to act as the primary underground drainage system during high storm events. The primary goal was to better protect the affected residents from flooding. Key objectives of the project included the following:
Innovative storm drain improvements, designed by Harris & Associates, have been instrumental in mitigating potential flood hazards during the winter rainy season for residents in the West Anaheim neighborhoods tributary to the Thornton/Brady Storm Drain system.
Prior to Harris’ involvement, the area was susceptible to severe flooding. The West Anaheim Neighborhood District Council voted to elevate this drainage issue to a top priority.
Harris’ solution for the Thornton Brady Storm Drain Improvement project called to maintain the existing Thornton/Brady drainage ditch as the historical drainage flow path and to construct a shallow reinforced concrete box (RCB) storm drain system, directly underneath the existing drainage ditch, to act as the primary underground drainage system during high storm events. The primary goal was to better protect the affected residents from flooding. Key objectives of the project included the following:
JJB backers agree to £65m fundraising
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/8383938/JJB-backers-agree-to-65m-fundraising.html
The retailer wants to raise the money by way of a firm placing and open offer to enable it to implement a new business plan. JJB said on Tuesday that major shareholders Harris Associates, Crystal Amber, Invesco Asset Management and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust have indicated that they will back the fundraising, subject to a number of conditions.
One of these conditions is that JJB's proposed company voluntary arrangement (CVA), which is an alternative to administration, gets landlord approval at a vote next Tuesday.
626 F.2d 275: Fred G. Staub and Yvonne G. Staub, Appellants, v. G. H. Harris, James P. Harris, and G. H. Harris Associates
http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/F2/626/275/158117/
This case requires us to decide whether a per capita tax levied by a Pennsylvania taxing district is a "debt" encompassed within the scope of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1692 et seq. (Supp. II 1978). The district court held that it was not, and dismissed the action brought under that statute for lack of jurisdiction.
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Appellants Fred G. Staub and Yvonne G. Staub (hereinafter "Staubs"), are husband and wife living in New Oxford, Adams County, Pennsylvania. They are subject to per capita taxes in the following taxing districts in which they reside: Conewago Valley School District, Hamilton Township and the County of Adams. The Staubs were delinquent in paying certain of these per capita taxes levied by these taxing districts for 1972 through 1977 in the amount of $235.21.
harris-James Ryan
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Prior to joining Harris / IIC Partners, he spent 10 years as an independent management consultant specializing in international business development. Jim successfully assisted the senior management of U.S. and overseas companies in developing cross-cultural business relationships. U.S. clients included America Online, CompuServe Incorporated and Prodigy Internet Services. Overseas clients have included Fujitsu Ltd. and Nissho Iwai of Japan and several European, Middle Eastern and Latin American organizations.
Prior to joining Harris / IIC Partners, he spent 10 years as an independent management consultant specializing in international business development. Jim successfully assisted the senior management of U.S. and overseas companies in developing cross-cultural business relationships. U.S. clients included America Online, CompuServe Incorporated and Prodigy Internet Services. Overseas clients have included Fujitsu Ltd. and Nissho Iwai of Japan and several European, Middle Eastern and Latin American organizations.
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Harris & Associates Names Lisa Larrabee New President & CEO
December 21, 2010
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Harris & Associates Names Lisa Larrabee New President & CEO
December 21, 2010
Lisa V. Larrabee was welcomed as the new president and chief executive officer of Harris & Associates on October 18, 2010. Ms. Larrabee succeeded Guy Erickson, who is retiring after 30 years of service at Harris and eight years as president and CEO. Both Mr. Erickson and Carl Harris, founder and chairman of the board, will continue on the Board of Directors to facilitate the leadership transition.
James Harris Associates
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Moss & Associates begins fixing homes tainted by Chinese drywall Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/02/14/2090911/moss-associates-begins-fixing.html#ixzz1I4SREQkI
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In her Lauderhill home, Eleanor Aguilar began experiencing horrendous migraines, insomnia and sinus infections.
Looking back, signs that something was wrong with her home were there from the beginning.
“When we closed in 2007 and did the walk through, I noticed a smell coming from the master closet on the second floor. The inspectors told me it was just a new house smell,” she said.
Two years later, Aguilar, 49, received a letter from developers Centerline stating her home may have been built with defective Chinese drywall. An inspection confirmed the suspicion.
Aguilar’s home is one of thousands nationally that was built with the defective, high-sulfur Chinese drywall, which is believed to corrode copper and other metals and cause electrical problems.
Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin, responsible for producing one-fifth of the tainted drywall, agreed in a federal court settlement to pay for rebuilding the insides of selected homes, relocation and attorney fees.
Fort Lauderdale-based construction firm Moss & Associates was selected to head the remediation that covers replacement of electrical wiring, fire safety equipment, home equipment and other fixtures damaged by the drywall.
The program, which started in January and initially included 300 South Florida homes, is now in the preliminary construction phase.
Aguilar’s entire home will be gutted to the concrete walls and rebuilt according to set standards over the next three months.
According to Knauf attorney Gregory Wallance of Kaye Scholer, as of Feb. 9, 115 work authorizations had been sent to homeowners, 34 work authorizations have been executed as the next step toward remediation and 97 permits have been issued.
The slow implementation of the program, “is not because of a lack of willingness from Moss,” said Victor Diaz, senior partner of V.M. Diaz & Partners and attorney for some affected homeowners.
“For some homeowners, this may be an attractive program, but others don’t find it as appealing as being compensated with monetary damages and completing the work themselves,” he said.
Aguilar, who temporarily relocated to Miami, said that getting her home back is all that matters. “I’m ecstatic. It could take years for monetary compensation to come; but with the remediation, I will have my house back now.”
In her Lauderhill home, Eleanor Aguilar began experiencing horrendous migraines, insomnia and sinus infections.
Looking back, signs that something was wrong with her home were there from the beginning.
“When we closed in 2007 and did the walk through, I noticed a smell coming from the master closet on the second floor. The inspectors told me it was just a new house smell,” she said.
Two years later, Aguilar, 49, received a letter from developers Centerline stating her home may have been built with defective Chinese drywall. An inspection confirmed the suspicion.
Aguilar’s home is one of thousands nationally that was built with the defective, high-sulfur Chinese drywall, which is believed to corrode copper and other metals and cause electrical problems.
Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin, responsible for producing one-fifth of the tainted drywall, agreed in a federal court settlement to pay for rebuilding the insides of selected homes, relocation and attorney fees.
Fort Lauderdale-based construction firm Moss & Associates was selected to head the remediation that covers replacement of electrical wiring, fire safety equipment, home equipment and other fixtures damaged by the drywall.
The program, which started in January and initially included 300 South Florida homes, is now in the preliminary construction phase.
Aguilar’s entire home will be gutted to the concrete walls and rebuilt according to set standards over the next three months.
According to Knauf attorney Gregory Wallance of Kaye Scholer, as of Feb. 9, 115 work authorizations had been sent to homeowners, 34 work authorizations have been executed as the next step toward remediation and 97 permits have been issued.
The slow implementation of the program, “is not because of a lack of willingness from Moss,” said Victor Diaz, senior partner of V.M. Diaz & Partners and attorney for some affected homeowners.
“For some homeowners, this may be an attractive program, but others don’t find it as appealing as being compensated with monetary damages and completing the work themselves,” he said.
Aguilar, who temporarily relocated to Miami, said that getting her home back is all that matters. “I’m ecstatic. It could take years for monetary compensation to come; but with the remediation, I will have my house back now.”
harris-Center for Cancer
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Working together, our team of specially trained staff members and affiliated physicians design and coordinate a customized treatment plan specifically for each patient.
Our team includes:
Working together, our team of specially trained staff members and affiliated physicians design and coordinate a customized treatment plan specifically for each patient.
Our team includes:
- Jonathan Tay, MD, Medical Director, Radiation Oncology
- Suresh Reddy, MD, Medical Director, Medical Oncology
- James Harris, MD, Medical Director, Surgical Oncology
- Karin Klove, MD, Oncology Breast Program
- Patty Sredy, RN, BSN, Administrative Director of Oncology Services
- Peg Dann Farrar, MS, RN, Breast Cancer Navigator
- Janis Pollard, RN, BSN, MPA, Clinical Research Nurse
- Martha Aiyuk, RN, Manager, Outpatient Oncology Services
- Susan Drossulis, RN, Manager, Acute Inpatient Oncology Unit
- Kelley Bottomley, Cancer Registry Coordinator
- Nancy Snellgrove, Outpatient Physical Therapy
ELECTIONS '11: 46TH WARD James Cappleman aims to make history
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With its field of 11 candidates, the Feb. 22 vote for alderman of the 46th Ward, home to one of the city's largest contingents of LGBT residents, was long anticipated to be a nail-biter.
Even so, when the race's frontrunners heading to the April 5 runoff vote—James Cappleman (seeking to become the city council's second openly gay member) and Molly Phelan—emerged from the preliminary race separated by only five votes, it was clear the battle to succeed outgoing Alderman Helen Shiller would provide plenty of excitement for political junkies right up until its very end.
Weeks before the runoff election, the Windy City Times met with Cappleman, 58, at his campaign office. The office was, expectedly, abuzz with staffers, friends, constituents and even Cappleman's former rival—Emily Stewart—on this particular Friday afternoon.
Stewart, one of two other openly gay contenders in the original race, received the third-highest number of votes last month and is one of the six former candidates who have endorsed Cappleman's runoff campaign to date. None have endorsed Phelan.
The support of his former competitors, Cappleman said, is just one of many reasons he is feeling optimistic as his campaign gears up for its final stretch in his second attempt to grab the aldermanic post. He narrowly lost his 2007 race against Shiller.
"We're following [our plan] like science and we've done everything we needed to do to run a very solid campaign," Cappleman said.
With its field of 11 candidates, the Feb. 22 vote for alderman of the 46th Ward, home to one of the city's largest contingents of LGBT residents, was long anticipated to be a nail-biter.
Even so, when the race's frontrunners heading to the April 5 runoff vote—James Cappleman (seeking to become the city council's second openly gay member) and Molly Phelan—emerged from the preliminary race separated by only five votes, it was clear the battle to succeed outgoing Alderman Helen Shiller would provide plenty of excitement for political junkies right up until its very end.
Weeks before the runoff election, the Windy City Times met with Cappleman, 58, at his campaign office. The office was, expectedly, abuzz with staffers, friends, constituents and even Cappleman's former rival—Emily Stewart—on this particular Friday afternoon.
Stewart, one of two other openly gay contenders in the original race, received the third-highest number of votes last month and is one of the six former candidates who have endorsed Cappleman's runoff campaign to date. None have endorsed Phelan.
The support of his former competitors, Cappleman said, is just one of many reasons he is feeling optimistic as his campaign gears up for its final stretch in his second attempt to grab the aldermanic post. He narrowly lost his 2007 race against Shiller.
"We're following [our plan] like science and we've done everything we needed to do to run a very solid campaign," Cappleman said.
First Eagle Leads Top U.S. Mutual Funds Sticking With Japan Amid Selloff
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-03-15/first-eagle-leads-top-u-s-mutual-funds-sticking-with-japan-amid-selloff.html
Some of the top U.S. mutual funds with the biggest allocations to Japan are sticking with their investments, saying it’s too early to assess the impact of the country’s worst earthquake on record.
“You have to ask what real value has been affected company by company, and it’s not easy getting that information in these circumstances,” Kimball Brooker of First Eagle Investment Management LLC in New York, who helps manage the $12.5 billion Overseas Fund, said yesterday in a telephone interview.
The fund had 29 percent of its holdings in Japan stocks as of Feb. 28, making it one of 12 funds with more than $500 million in assets and more than 25 percent invested in Japan, according to company information and data compiled by Bloomberg. Fidelity Investment’s $593 million Japan Fund, which is 98 percent invested in Japan, and the $994 million Pacific Basin Fund, with 37 percent, held the highest stakes in that group.
Investors fled Japanese stocks, sending the Nikkei 225 (NKY) Stock Average 16 percent lower since the start of the week, after the 9.0-magnitude temblor and subsequent tsunami led to what Prime Minister Naoto Kan called the country’s worst crisis since World War II. Millions remained without electricity or water following the quake, which may have killed 10,000.
“We are closely examining and evaluating developments in Japan and the potential impact on companies in our portfolio,” Ray Lewis, a spokesman for Brandes Investment Partners in San Diego, said in an e-mailed statement. “We remain committed to a long-term investment perspective.”
Some of the top U.S. mutual funds with the biggest allocations to Japan are sticking with their investments, saying it’s too early to assess the impact of the country’s worst earthquake on record.
“You have to ask what real value has been affected company by company, and it’s not easy getting that information in these circumstances,” Kimball Brooker of First Eagle Investment Management LLC in New York, who helps manage the $12.5 billion Overseas Fund, said yesterday in a telephone interview.
The fund had 29 percent of its holdings in Japan stocks as of Feb. 28, making it one of 12 funds with more than $500 million in assets and more than 25 percent invested in Japan, according to company information and data compiled by Bloomberg. Fidelity Investment’s $593 million Japan Fund, which is 98 percent invested in Japan, and the $994 million Pacific Basin Fund, with 37 percent, held the highest stakes in that group.
Investors fled Japanese stocks, sending the Nikkei 225 (NKY) Stock Average 16 percent lower since the start of the week, after the 9.0-magnitude temblor and subsequent tsunami led to what Prime Minister Naoto Kan called the country’s worst crisis since World War II. Millions remained without electricity or water following the quake, which may have killed 10,000.
“We are closely examining and evaluating developments in Japan and the potential impact on companies in our portfolio,” Ray Lewis, a spokesman for Brandes Investment Partners in San Diego, said in an e-mailed statement. “We remain committed to a long-term investment perspective.”
Biggest Losses
Brandes managed two funds among the top 12 U.S. funds investing in Japan. The $807 million Brandes Institutional International Equity Fund (BIIEX), with 33 percent in Japan, fell 2.7 percent yesterday. The $1.74 billion Columbia International Value Fund, owned by Minneapolis-based Ameriprise Financial Inc. (AMP) and run by Brandes, declined 2.6 percent. That fund had 32 percent allocated to Japan.
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