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AWWA : Legendary Coach, Lou
Holtz to Speak at Conference
 DENVER,
CO –- Legendary football coach Lou Holtz will share his
unique brand of motivation with water professionals during
the American Water Works Association (AWWA) Annual
Conference and Exposition (ACE) at the Orlando County
Convention Center in Florida.
Holtz, currently head coach at
the University of South Carolina, will speak at the noon
Water Industry Luncheon on Tuesday, June 15. ACE, June
13-17, is the world’s premier water event with up to 14,000
attendees expected.
Coach Holtz has established
himself as one of the most successful college football
coaches of all time. He is the only coach in history to take
six different teams to bowl games, win five bowl games with
different teams, and have four Top 20-ranked teams. During
his 26 seasons as a collegiate head coach, Coach Holtz has
earned a reputation for helping teams defeat highly ranked
opponents, elevating their level of play and turning them
into contenders. He was named 1998’s Man of the Year by the
Walter Camp Football Foundation for his leadership and
success as a collegiate football coach.
Coach Holtz has built a
reputation as a motivator and someone who relishes
challenges and hard work. Considered among the greatest
speaking legends, he has authored several best-selling books
and produced three highly acclaimed motivational videos. He
also serves as a spokesperson for United States Filter, a
global provider of water treatment. Coach Holtz will speak
on overcoming seemingly impossible challenges by setting
goals and working to achieve them.
A graduate of Kent State with a
master’s degree from Iowa, Coach Holtz lives in Orlando with
his wife, Beth Barcus, and their four children.
AWWA is the authoritative
resource for knowledge, information, and advocacy to improve
the quality and supply of drinking water in North America
and beyond. AWWA is the largest organization of water
professionals in the world. AWWA advances public health,
safety and welfare by uniting the efforts of the full
spectrum of the drinking water community. Through our
collective strength we become better stewards of water for
the greatest good of the people and the environment.
Source:
http://www.awwa.org/
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Modeling : Haestad Methods’
Water Resources Suite Now Supports AutoCAD 2005
 WATERBURY,
CT -- Haestad Methods today announced that its world-class
suite of hydraulic modeling products for the water, storm,
and wastewater industries now provide full support for
AutoCAD 2005. Autodesk’s AutoCAD 2005 was designed to help
save time and money throughout the complete project
lifecycle by adding new features for the efficient creation,
management, and sharing of entire sets of drawings.
Haestad Methods’ WaterCAD (water distribution), StormCAD
(storm sewer), and SewerCAD (wastewater collection) suite
will combine the same cutting-edge open-database
architecture, customization capability, and easy-to-use
interface with all the power of AutoCAD 2005. This new level
of integration will provide Haestad Methods’ clients with a
seamless upgrade to Autodesk’s products while maintaining
their existing investment in Haestad’s hydraulic modeling
software.
Haestad Method’s customers have already responded
enthusiastically to the upgrade. Dean Trammel, Senior
Engineering Associate for the City of Tucson Water
Department said, “The ClientCare program has always provided
our organization with unlimited quality support and timely
releases of Haestad Methods’ product updates as well as
upgrades that are tightly integrated with other engineering
software packages. We look forward to utilizing WaterCAD for
AutoCAD 2005 in the near future for modeling our potable
water distribution system.”
Haestad Methods’ interoperable suite and its latest features
are available absolutely free to ClientCare subscribers of
these products. ClientCare also provides its members 24-hour
technical assistance, high-quality maintenance, and
easy-to-use support tools. All product upgrades are
accessible for online download through the company’s website
at www.haestad.com.
“We
are proud to be a partner with Haestad Methods,” said Chris
Bradshaw, Vice President of Autodesk Infrastructure
Solutions Division. “Haestad’s hydraulic modeling software
products built on Autodesk’s industry-leading solutions
enable civil engineers to create, maintain, and share water
resources data seamlessly.”
The
integration of WaterCAD, StormCAD, and SewerCAD for AutoCAD
2005 will provide the following key enhancements to
modelers:
·
Advanced lifecycle management tools
· Use of data tables inside the AutoCAD drawing
· New presentation graphics capabilities
· Smooth transition to Autodesk’s latest products
About
Haestad Methods
Haestad Methods has been in the business of enabling
engineers with technology for 25 years and is
internationally recognized as the world’s leading water
resources software company. The company provides more than
130,000 civil engineers in over 170 countries with
hydrologic and hydraulic modeling software, services,
continuing education workshops, and publications. Haestad
Methods’ complete suite of engineering software products for
water, stormwater, and wastewater modeling and management.
Source: www.haestad.com
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Water : Calgon Carbon Announces
Recent UV Successes
 PITTSBURGH,
PA -- Calgon Carbon Corporation announced today four
significant achievements of its new UV Technologies Division
- two contract awards valued at more than $900 thousand for
the supply of Sentinel UV Disinfection Systems for the
inactivation of cryptosporidium and giardia; the signing of
a license agreement by the Oakmont Water Authority in
Oakmont, Pennsylvania which will permit the Authority to
operate a Sentinel(R) UV Disinfection System (Sentinel
System) for disinfection of drinking water; and third party
validation of two Sentinel(R) reactor designs.
Calgon
Carbon received contracts for Sentinel Systems from the City
of Kelowna in B.C., Canada, and from the U.S. Army in
Gouveneur, New York. When these systems are installed later
this year, they will treat more than 70 million gallons of
water per day.
Calgon
Carbon has patented the application of low-energy
ultraviolet light for the inactivation of cryptosporidium
and other pathogens. The company offers water producers a
license to utilize its cost-effective UV technology. Under
its agreement with Calgon Carbon, the Oakmont Water
Authority will pay the company a fee of $0.015 per thousand
gallons treated. Oakmont's Sentinel System, which was
purchased from Calgon Carbon in 2003, treats up to 11.4
million gallons of water per day.
"We
are pleased with the progress that our UV Technologies
Division has made this year and with the confidence shown by
the City of Kelowna, the U.S. Army, and the Oakmont Water
Authority in our products and technology," said Bob O'Brien,
senior vice president of Calgon Carbon.
Calgon
Carbon also recently completed third-party validation tests
on two Sentinel reactor designs, including a 48-inch
diameter reactor, the highest flow reactor for the
disinfection of drinking water available in the marketplace.
Jim
Sullivan, general manager of Calgon Carbon's UV Technologies
Division, said, "These successes affirm Calgon Carbon's
decision to establish a business unit dedicated solely to
the development and marketing of ultraviolet light
technology and systems. These recent achievements are
consistent with our company's long-term strategy to be the
market leader in UV technology."
Calgon
Carbon Corporation, headquartered in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, is a global leader in services and solutions
for making air and water cleaner and safer. The company
employs approximately 1,250 people at 18 operating
facilities and 22 sales and service centers worldwide.
Source: Calgon Carbon Corporation
Web site:
http://www.calgoncarbon.com/
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