That’s roughly equivalent to the number of people living in Alaska, Delaware, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming COMBINED An astonishing 5.5 million manufacturing jobs have been wiped off the board nationwide during this economic recession. MORE >>

In order to avoid sinks and toilets from backing up into people’s houses, the city has several combined sewer overflow points along the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers and some other smaller creeks. . Schuylkill has to be one of the weirdest words to spell.  Try spelling it without looking – I guarantee you won’t get it.  I always thought it was an Indian word but after reading somewhere on the internet, I leaned that it’s actually Dutch, named by its Dutch discoverer.  Either way, it’s hard to spell, however, it is typically a good place for recreation.  MORE >>

There are a lot of Delaware Valley-area businesses focusing in HVAC, for example, which have been running their organizations for years on a non-automated basis. Close The SmartVan Powered by ServiceMax Follow Us Follow @TheSmartVan on Twitter Get the Weekly SmartVan Skip to content Home Field Service HVAC Clean Tech Cloud Computing Home » Cloud Computing » Field Service SMBs That Get Technology Right: Q&A with Bill Pollock Field Service SMBs That Get Technology Right: Q&A with Bill Pollock Posted on March 7, 2011 by Derek Korte Tweet 0 Comments → (Part 2). MORE >>

Solyndra is likely to file for Chapter 11 protection in Delaware on Sept. After Van Jones left the White House no other person has occupied the position of Green Jobs Czar and since that Mr. Jones has organized a new group that focus on restoring the Middle Class through series of ideas - green jobs only a part of that equation. So what happened to Green Jobs - the President that promised to harness the wind, the sun and the water to generate energy and make our planet cleaner and less dependent upon fossil fuels. Well the message is a mixed one. This from Bloomberg News. last spring. MORE >>

BLOG HOME ORDER FROM ZLIEN CALCULATE DEADLINES November 30, 2010 Is Preliminary Notice Required In My State? List of Notice and Non-Notice States Some states require that contractors and suppliers provide preliminary notice to the property owner (and/or other parties) to preserve their lien rights. Whether this notice is required depends on the applicable state’s laws. Get a free summary of a state’s laws at MechanicLien.com. If you’re looking for a basic overview of which states require preliminary notice and which don’t, this post gives you a simple breakdown. MORE >>