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Larry then heads back to New York and meets Janice, who he will be riding along with for the day in a trash collection truck. He learns that on a typical day, Janice will retrieve trash from nearly 300 homes. During the ride, Janice shares that she is under constant pressure to work faster and harder, which is manifested through micromanagement. In one of the most shocking moments of the episode, he learns that Janice goes to the restroom in a can!
[S1E1] Waste Management
After his time at Waste Management, he went on to found his own company called Rockwater Energy Solutions, which serves as a water management and chemical technologies solutions provider. Per his personal LinkedIn profile, he is currently the president and founder of Servant Ministries Foundation, providing leadership training, mentoring, discipleship and coaching through books, speaking engagements and consulting. He also received a masters in Biblical and Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary per his personal website.
New Jersey Summer 1998.[1] New Jersey mobster Tony Soprano, a capo in the DiMeo crime family, has been referred to a psychiatrist, Dr. Jennifer Melfi, after having a panic attack. Tony tells her he is a waste management consultant, but she knows who he is. After Melfi establishes what will and will not fall under doctor-patient confidentiality, Tony begins to partly open up.
When a Czech-American criminal organization bids against Tony for a waste management contract, Christopher acts on his own initiative and kills one of the Czechs, Emil Kolar. The Czechs withdraw their bid.
Tony tells her that he's a "waste management consultant". He begins telling her about how he met a friend "for coffee" before she stops and explains the concept of the doctor-patient confidentiality clause, hinting that she understands what he's referring to.
In another flashback, Christopher brings the heir to a rival waste management group, Triboro Garbage, to a deli for a drug deal. When the man, Emil Kolar, bends over to snort a line of cocaine, Christopher executes him.
What caused all this stress? On the home front his marriage is shaky and his mother needs to be put in a nursing home (he calls it a "retirement community" but she still won't go). Uncle Junior wanted to use Tony's childhood friend's restaurant to whack a guy named Pussy Malenga, but Tony prevented the hit by blowing the place up. When a Czech mob attempted to move in on the Sopranos' waste management business, Tony's hot-headed nephew Chris "handled the problem" by murdering their representative and dumping him on Staten Island without getting the permission of the administration. To top it all off, Tony is haunted by the feeling that the glory days of mob life are long gone, and that he might not measure up to the titans of the past.
The next day, the Titans are discussing what had just transpired that night. Beast Boy believes that Cyborg should not have gone complaining about it to Robin and even tries calling Cyborg, but nobody picks up. Robin does not care about this at first, although he gradually resents it as he is forced to do all of Cyborg's chores as well as having nobody to play video games with. Even Raven is saddened about Cyborg's departure (though she would not admit it). At Slade's hideout Cinderblock emerges with the stasis tank on his shoulders. Slade congratulates him on his work and then wakes up the sleeping man inside. The man gasps and tells Slade that he should not be awake and begs him to put him back to sleep. Slade remarks "I don't need you. I need PLASMUS!" Straight away, the man in the tank begins to transform, breaking the tank and emerging as a gigantic purple monster. Slade then orders Plasmus to consume more toxic sewage at a waste management plant.
The Teen Titans hear about Plasmus' activities and rush to the waste plant, only to witness Plasmus growing bigger with the more waste he eats. The Titans begin to attack him with all sorts of attacks, but they fail as Plasmus regenerates his body and retaliates by attacking them with sludge. During this time, the Titans receive a message about Cinderblock attacking another part of town. Robin insists that the rest of the Titans go while he holds off Plasmus. Starfire refuses and so do the rest of the team, knowing Robin cannot defeat Plasmus on his own. Raven, Beast Boy and Starfire begin attacking and manage to weaken and separate Plasmus into smaller creatures, although they get trapped and consumed in Plasmus' parts in the process. Robin falls onto a conveyor belt and fights with one of Plasmus' sludge crabs. He is about to drop into a huge barrel of acidic ooze when Cyborg suddenly appears and grabs his arm, repeating his phrase "I still got the Sonic if you still got the Boom". Together, they get up and attack Plasmus, who is already reduced to a small sludge monster due to the attacks of the other three Titans. Their Sonic Boom attack, consisting of Cyborg's Sonic Cannon and Robin's explosive disk, destroys Plasmus and returns him back to his human form: a man sleeping on the floor. Cyborg and Robin apologize for their earlier disagreements and agree to become friends again. Robin claims they failed in capturing Cinderblock, but Cyborg just laughs and points at the road, where Cinderblock is being tied up to a truck. He tells Robin he had already defeated Cinderblock and had wanted to show Robin as a peace offering. The episode ends with Robin suspecting someone is behind all these attacks and Cyborg assures that no matter who he is, he is no match for the Teen Titans.
Implement a Smart Microgrid Demonstration Project A microgrid, as its name suggests, is an energy system that utilizes distributed energy generation and storage as well as demand management technology to operate with or independently from the main power grid. A smart microgrid takes this concept a step further by incorporating metering and software components to manage energy demand and which sources/components are to be utilized depending on demand or other conditions. Smart microgrids are valuable in campus settings, neighborhood scales and particularly when supporting critical facilities. They are also part of a more robust strategy for increased distributed generation, renewable energy sourcing and smart demand management. The city will partner with OUC to implement a smart microgrid demonstration project to pilot technologies and determine best practices for future deployment. Related to this, the city and OUC will focus efforts on implementing backup solar PV generation with energy storage at critical facilities, including district hurricane shelters.
The City of Orlando continues to explore opportunities to implement energy-efficiency upgrades and solutions for existing building stock and infrastructure, while also establishing policies and incentives for sustainable design in new buildings. By effecting change across the built environment, the city will be able to conserve energy and water, while minimizing waste, and creating healthy and resilient environments for businesses, residents and visitors. The implementation of green building practices will also keep utility and maintenance costs down, which is particularly important for low-income residents and small businesses. Finally, these efforts will help Orlando progress toward its goal of reducing GHG emissions by 90% from 2007 levels by 2040.
Aside from the critical need to protect environmental resources and the well-being of Orlando residents, expanding support for local waste management businesses (such as commercial recycling and composting services) or pursuing advanced waste management techniques (such as anaerobic digester facilities that generate energy from both food waste and effluent) can also be economically beneficial, potentially creating new businesses and jobs. Furthermore, given the availability of nearby higher education institutions with research capabilities, the City of Orlando has the resources and research opportunities to explore innovative technologies and solutions to waste management.
Create Green Works Event Guide and Program To lead by example, the city should create a policy and/or program to increase waste diversion and recycling rates at city-affiliated events. The policy or program should provide guidelines regarding how the city operates to curb waste and improve recycling practices, as well as RFP requirements for the selection process of companies and services with whom the city conducts business. This policy or program should include pre-event activity planning, coordination and protocol during the events, and post-event evaluation for future improvements.
Green jobs are generated by businesses in the fields of public transit, waste management, environmental services, energy saving building materials, conservation, regulation and compliance and renewable energy research and production. Cleantech jobs are also included in this definition.
Yuji's grandfather acts displeased about Yuji visiting him, not wanting his grandson to waste his time. He attempts to tell Yuji about his parents but the young man refuses to hear it. They argue, but the old man decides to give his grandson an important message. He asks Yuji to use his gifts to save others no matter what so he can die surrounded by people. Shortly after, Yuji's grandfather passes away peacefully.
Recyclable Materials means materials which can go through a recovery operation by which waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances whether for the original or other purposes. [Drafting note: Definition has been partially taken from the Waste Framework Directive 2008.]
Reused Materials means materials, products or components that are not waste and are used again for the same purpose for which they were conceived. [Drafting note: Definition has been partially taken from the Waste Framework Directive 2008.]
The City of Coral Springs Public Works Department provides essential services to approximately 125,000 city residents, including fleet, facilities maintenance, streets and utilities. The department also manages the solid waste franchise agreement with Waste Pro and other major city-wide contracts. 041b061a72