May 19th, 2012
MOORESTOWN, N.J., May 18, 2012 — /PRNewswire-iReach/ — Denton Vacuum LLC, a heading retailer of production-scale thin-film record systems, currently launched a new website that guides visitors to information tailored privately to their attention needs. “The site’s classification and navigation counterpart what it’s like to work with a company: Denton is efficient, organized, and understands your business and technical drivers,” says Rod Moore, Denton’s president. The new website advances Denton’s mission: branch barriers into breakthroughs for companies with precision-coating needs in a aerospace, advanced optics, medical device and implant, microscopy, solar cell and semiconductor arenas.
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About Denton Vacuum LLC Denton Vacuum transforms barriers into thin-film record breakthroughs for business opposite a globe. With operations in a United States and China, Denton designs and develops systems that precision-coat aerospace components, modernized optics, medical implants, solar cells, semiconductor inclination and most more. Fifty years of untiring creation have constructed strong offerings trimming from high-volume prolongation platforms to singular custom-engineered systems. Denton’s record portfolio includes thermal evaporation, e-beam evaporation, ion-beam-assisted evaporation, magnetron sputtering (including reactive sputtering), plasma-enhanced-chemical-vapor deposition (PECVD), ion sketch and ion-beam-assisted deposition (IBAD). As a heading source for thin-film technology, Denton also provides value-added services and lifetime support that set new attention standards. See how barriers turn breakthroughs by visiting Dentonvacuum.com.
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May 19th, 2012
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May 10th, 2012
The Pentagon (9.11.01) Memorial
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A Description of the symbolism within the Pentagon Memorial……
A MEMORIAL PARK is inscribed with 184 MEMORIAL UNITS. Each unit is dedicated to an individual victim – its placement and place within the collective field a unique instance. This highly specific and qualitatively objective organizational strategy yields seemingly random results. The field is organized as a timeline of the victims’ ages, spanning from Dana Falkenberg, 3 years old, to John D. Yamnicky, age 71. While each memorial unit locates itself on its respective age line, the units are then organized by birth date along the age line. Inherent tendencies – the clustering of certain age groups, the gap between the children and adults – are clearly evident and meaningful, though infinitely interpretive.
Personal interpretation is further sparked by embedding layers of specificity into the orientation of each memorial unit within the expansive site. Fifty-nine memorial units face one direction, 125 face the other – thus distinguishing victims on board American Airlines Flight 77 from those who were inside the Pentagon. When visiting a memorial dedicated to a victim who was in the Pentagon, the visitor will see their engraved name and the Pentagon in the same view. Conversely, one would see the engraved name of a victim on Flight 77 with the sky. Though highly specific, this distinction is quite subtle when deployed consistently throughout the site. It adds a level of difference to the visual and spatial field, thus provoking visitors’ curiosity, while simultaneously telling the story of those involved in the events that took place here that day.
Elegant in its self-supporting form, the memorial unit is at once a glowing light pool, a cantilevered bench and a place for the permanent inscription of each victim’s name. Using Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) technology common to the aerospace industry, the cast duplex stainless steel memorial unit is easily mass-produced and incredibly articulate. Its structural cross-section not only reflects radiant light from the glowing pool of water onto the surrounding gravel field, but also allows that fields to be continuous. A polymer concrete using the same gravel aggregate found on the ground is poured into the memorial unit, seemingly “freezing” the gravel in place and floating it above the light pool. This surface is polished smooth to attain a “terrazzo” finish. As the memorial unit grows out of the ground, the stabilized gravel field is interrupted only by moments of glowing light and water, and the engraved names float above these moments.
Though loose enough to hear and feel footsteps upon it, stabilized gravel is a hard, ADA-compliant surface. Disbursed throughout the entire site, the porous stabilized gravel field is contained within two perimeter benches that serve as planters for ornamental grasses. These grasses act as a soft screen demarcating the boundary of the memorial park. Further, the combined length of the perimeter benches plus the bench portion of each memorial unit provides more than 2,100 linear feet of seating surface. Birth years, used to locate the age lines, are inlaid stainless steel numbers set flush with the finished horizontal surface of the perimeter benches. The birth years are flanked by the stainless steel age lines that permeate the whole site.
The western edge of the site is defined with the AGE WALL – a wall that “grows” in height one inch per year relative to the age lines that organize the site at large. As one moves deeper into the site the wall gets higher – it grows from 3 inches above the perimeter bench (at Dana’s memorial age-line) to 71 inches above the bench (at John’s). Strategically, this wall grows as a barrier is needed between the memorial park and the delivery lane that encroaches upon the site at its northwestern edge. Experientially, this wall communicates the organizational strategy to the drivers passing by on the freeway, while still allowing them to peer into the site from afar. From within the site it provides a shadowy backdrop for the lacy ornamental grasses that are planted along its base.
A vivid canopy of color and light provides shade throughout the site, as trees are clustered in conjunction with the disbursement of memorial units. Several Maple species, especially the Paperbark Maple (Acer griseum) serve this scheme well. The Paperbark is one of the last Maples to drop their leaves, retaining their beautiful fall foliage well into the winter months – this suspension of time will contribute to the sublime beauty of the Park. Upon maturity, the cinnamon-colored bark begins to exfoliate, exhibiting exquisite texture and color and overall year-round interest. On an intimate level, the interplay between leaves, light, bark, gravel, grasses, water, and the senses will be greatly enhanced with these elegant trees.
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May 10th, 2012
Osram Opto Semiconductors, a world leader in LED lighting technology and innovation, will showcase new and innovative LED technologies at LIGHTFAIR International 2012, the world’s largest lighting trade show and conference, being held May 9-11, 2012 in Las Vegas.
With a full range of flexible, high-efficiency products, Osram Opto Semiconductors will showcase its innovative, trend-setting LED technologies for illumination, visualization and sensing applications. One of the world’s leading manufacturers of optoelectronic semiconductors, Osram Opto Semiconductors will display its LEDs in a number of applications and installations, and will also feature several key customers including Marvell, Affineon, Martin Professional and Pure Lighting at booth #2214.
One of the highlights of its booth is the Soleriq E easy-to-use, high lumen package. The first chip-on-board LED from Osram Opto Semiconductors, the Soleriq E is available in two versions, covering the entire color spectrum from 2700 to 6500K. With a beam angle of 120° and CRI of up to 85, the Soleriq E is perfect for downlights and track lighting in applications such as shops, offices and residential spaces.
Another innovative technology on display is the Next Generation Oslon SSL, the first power duo with sophisticated radiation patterns. Available in standard and wide angle versions, the Oslon SSL packages are highly compact, high-efficiency and high-power light sources ideal for a wide range of applications, including retrofit lamps and fixtures, spot and downlights, street and outdoor area lighting, task and accent lighting, and flashlights. The Oslon SSL, one of the smallest high-power packages on the market today, is available in an 80° configuration for easy coupling into lens type secondary optics, and a 150° configuration for shallow reflector optical design.
Also featured will be the Oslon Square, the most compact high-power LED in its class. Offering maximum flexibility and minimum size, Osram will display the Oslon Square in remote phosphor 4” downlights in its booth. Other applications include elevators, corridors, shelves and under cabinets.
The Osram display will also feature LEDs for horticultural lighting including Oslon LEDs and the Golden Dragon Plus, ideal LED solutions for horticultural lighting, algae breeding and photochemical processes. Among the most efficient light sources available in the deep red range, the Golden Dragon Plus can provide between 40-60 percent energy savings for horticultural applications when compared to high pressure sodium lamps. Additionally, LED technology enables intelligent control of the spectral composition, helping to make the Oslon and the Golden Dragon Plus perfect solutions for multilayer applications and greenhouse inter-lighting and ceiling lighting.
Visitors to the Osram Opto Semiconductors both will also have a chance to see LisaAtLIGHTFAIR, a breathtaking contortionist who will perform at the booth throughout the day. Combining the flair for performance only found in Las Vegas with the expertise of compact efficiency found in Osram Opto Semiconductors’ Oslon Square product, Lisa will dazzle visitors as they view some of the leading LED technologies on the market. Follow Lisa on Twitter as she travels around the Las Vegas Strip: @LisaAtLIGHTFAIR
For more information about Osram Opto Semiconductors and its innovative LED technologies, visit www.ledlight.osram-os.com/lightfair2012 and visit booth #2214 at LIGHTFAIR International 2012 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
ABOUT OSRAM OPTO SEMICONDUCTORS
OSRAM AG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Siemens, is one of the two leading lighting manufacturers in the world. Its subsidiary, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH in Regensburg (Germany), offers its customers solutions based on semiconductor technology for lighting, sensor and visualization applications. Osram Opto Semiconductors has production sites in Regensburg (Germany) and Penang (Malaysia). Its headquarters for North America is in Sunnyvale (USA). Its headquarters for the Asia region is in Hong Kong. Osram Opto Semiconductors also has sales offices throughout the world. For more information go to www.osram-os.com.
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email: kate.cleveland@osram-os.com
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May 7th, 2012
Zentech Manufacturing, an electronic contract manufacturer, has sealed an undisclosed amount of debt and equity financing from NewSpring Mezzanine, the dedicated mezzanine fund of NewSpring Capital. Zentech provides printed circuit board assembly, testing, and design services. Specific terms of the deal were not released.
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May 3, 2012 – NewSpring Capital announced today that NewSpring Mezzanine, the dedicated mezzanine fund of NewSpring Capital, has provided a combination of mezzanine debt and equity financing to Zentech Manufacturing, an electronic contract manufacturer. The proceeds of the transaction are being used to provide capital for the future growth of the company.
“The Zentech management team welcomes our new partner in NewSpring Capital,” said Matt Turpin, CEO of Zentech. “We are very happy to have found a partner who will be able to grow with us and are looking forward to their financial and strategic advice as we strive for future growth.”
Zentech is an electronics contract manufacturing and engineering design services company offering printed circuit board assembly, testing, and design services. The company provides these services across four primary industries: aerospace & defense, medical, communications, and industrial & instrumentation. The company was founded in 1988 and is based in Baltimore, MD (www.zentech.com).
“We are thrilled to announce the addition of Zentech to the NewSpring Mezzanine Capital portfolio and look forward to working with the company’s proven management team. With Zentech’s unique ability to meet customer needs, they are positioned to continue to capture additional market share,” said Greg Barger, Partner of NewSpring Mezzanine.
NewSpring Capital is a provider of private equity capital focused in the Mid-Atlantic region. NewSpring Capital currently has $600 million of capital under management through a family of funds including: NewSpring Ventures which provides equity capital to growth and expansion stage companies with a focus on business services, enabling technologies, and information technology; NewSpring Health Capital which provides equity capital to healthcare companies within the life sciences, healthcare services, and medical device sectors; and NewSpring Mezzanine Capital which provides mezzanine capital for expansion stage and buy out opportunities in the business services, health care, information technology, and specialty manufacturing sectors. The firm has offices in Radnor, PA; Short Hills, NJ; and Washington, DC (www.newspringcapital.com).
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May 7th, 2012
Claremont Creek Ventures has added Hanns Anders as a new associate in the firm’s energy technology practice. Anders was previously a project manager with Pacific Gas & Electric, where he coordinated the integration of the utility’s grid-scale battery storage systems. Claremont Creek Ventures is a seed and early-stage venture firm.
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Underscoring its ongoing commitment to energy technology investing, Claremont Creek Ventures today announced the hiring of Hanns Anders as a new associate in the firm’s energy technology practice.
Anders, 30, will draw upon his experience in the alternative energy and environmental services industries to evaluate investment opportunities that lie at the intersection of energy and information technology. Previously, Anders was a project manager with Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), where he coordinated the integration of the utility’s grid-scale battery storage systems. Prior to PG&E, he spent time with Huron River Ventures while earning his Master of Business Administration and Master of Science from the University of Michigan’s Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise. He also served as a Cleantech Fellow on the Frankel Commercialization Fund and as a summer analyst with the Organic Growth Group at Waste Management. He began his career in private equity in 2005 with Calim Private Equity.
“Anders is an excellent addition to Claremont Creek Ventures,” said Paul Straub, a Claremont Creek director and energy technology investor. “Hanns’ blend of investment and project management experience makes him a perfect fit,” Straub said. “Anders understands early-stage investing, and is familiar with the markets we are valuing.” In addition to his MBA and MS in sustainable systems from the University of Michigan, Anders holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Wake Forest University.
The Changing Landscape of Energy Technology
Claremont Creek is hiring Anders and expanding its energy team at a time when information technology and service-based business models are driving growth in the sector. “Entrepreneurs are finding ways to rapidly innovate and scale technologies in areas like demand-side management, analytics, and energy finance and services,” said Paul Straub. According to Straub, “We are excited about the growth prospects of our energy technology portfolio and continue to identify compelling investment opportunities across the sector.” As evidence, Straub cites Pike Research, which estimates the demand for energy efficiency building solutions to grow by 50 percent over the next five years, to $103.5 billion. “Additionally as solar module pricing plummets, enormous opportunities are being created downstream for those companies installing, financing and providing the balance of systems,” Straub added. GTM Research estimates installed U.S. photovoltaic capacity is expected to grow from 965 megawatts in 2010 to 3,175 megawatts by the end of 2012. “Such trends promise to disrupt the current energy landscape,” Straub added. “Claremont Creek Ventures is thrilled our companies are leading the charge,” said Straub.
About Claremont Creek Ventures
Claremont Creek Ventures is a seed and early-stage venture firm that invests in energy technology, digital healthcare, payments/commerce and online businesses. It emphasizes the efficient use of capital and the development of great startup teams. In utilizing its proprietary life-cycle venturing program, the firm partners with entrepreneurs and institutions, including UC Berkeley, Lawrence Livermore Labs, Stanford University and UC Davis. Claremont Creek has more than $300 million in capital under management in two funds. The firm’s energy investments include Adura Technologies, Alphabet Energy, Blue Pillar, Clean Power Finance, EcoATM, EcoFactor, Element Energy, Energy Cache, Project Frog and Sentilla. www.claremontcreek.com
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