Monday, November 16, 2009
Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Nor' Easter Adds Filament Winding Machine & Fiberglass Tubing to Operations
In response to demand and the desire to expand the company's capacities, Nor' Easter has acquired the 5K Series Entec Composites Machines filament winding machinery and software. This allows Nor' Easter to respond to the customer's need for stronger than steel fiberglass tubing with a maximum length of 10' and a maximum diameter of 30".
Entec Composite Machines was Nor' Easter's choice because it is the world leader in filament winding, fiberglass tubing machinery and software. Entec developed a superior software application called FiberGrafiX TM for filament winding pattern generation and optimization.
Now, Nor' Easter Yachts can respond to a broader market for custom fiberglass design and manufacturing needs to include stronger than steel fiberglass tubes and tubing for a prototype, model, hobby project, or production products.
If you are looking to partner with a fiberglass manufacturing company with the capacity to create exact fiberglass tubing with unsurpassed strength and rigidity, team up with the experienced fiberglass manufacturers at Nor' Easter for the personal attention, exact fiberglass tubing results, and exceptional customer service you deserve.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Arizona Child Custody & Parenting Time Rights
Child Custody and Parenting Time
Mr. Middlebrook represents parents in divorce cases, unmarried parents with co-parenting problems and other persons such as grandparents, stepparents, or domestic partners whose ability to maintain a significant connection with a child could be threatened by a breakdown in the parents' relationship.
Child custody and parenting time are the main issues divorcing parents, or separating biological parents or legal guardians face. Child custody refers to the responsibility to support and provide a home for a child and is usually shared between the parents (joint legal custody), as are decisions regarding a child's education, welfare and health.
In any situation where parents or guardians live apart, questions as to the physical custody of the child must be resolved. Often, one parent has primary physical custody, while the other has regular access to the child and overnight or extended visits under a pareting time agreement. In some cases, parents agree to 50-50 shared physical custody, meaning the child spends half the time in each parent's home.
Unmarried parents, like divorced parents, can obtain regular and enforceable contact with their children through parenting plans.
When parents dispute the fitness of one another for primary physical custody, the matter is often referred to mediation. The parties can also agree or be compelled to undergo a child custody evaluation, which can help determine which parent's custody will best serve the interests of the child.
Child custody, child support, and parenting plans can be subject to modification if circumstances change, such as the relocation of a parent to another city or state.
Child custody, child support, and parenting time disputes must be resolved according to the best interests of the child(ren). Call attorney Bryon Middlebrook to learn how he can help you resolve all of your domestic law disputes in a manner consistent with the best interests of your children, so you and your family can get on with your lives.
Law Offices of Bryon Middlebrook
308 North Agassiz St.
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Licensed to practice law since 1985
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Websites for Grand Canyon River Running Companies Vary
Most people who are serious about pursuing a Colorado River Running trip through the Grand Canyon are already stirred by this stunning Wonder of the World. Maybe they've hiked it or just enjoyed the countless stunning photographs that are readily available on their coffee table or the internet. Shoppers for this once in a lifetime investment are looking for their options, prices, schedules, and availabilities.
A Grand Canyon white water rafting company website needs to include a few photos of people-filled boats crashing through Crystal rapid or Lava Falls rapid, and maybe a couple of breathtaking grottos and waterfalls. A Colorado River Running company website needs to be an enjoyable read, with the easy and apparent option of reading interesting tidbits about the history of the company, maybe blogs and reviews from trip participants. But none of this should be at the expense of obscuring the straightforward facts such as trip options, prices and availability.
Sara Hatch, wife of Steve Hatch, the grandson of Bus Hatch, founder of Hatch River Expeditions in 1934, developed this website. The home page has a simple drop down menu with their four Trip Options; motorized, oar powered, hiking and kayak support. The Reservations link takes the white water trip shopper directly to available dates, deposits and payments, cancellation policy, forms & downloads as well as guest information forms.
The Good to Know link is my favorite, with general information, food information and a packing list. The About Us drop down menu includes, "Why Hatch?", "Our History", "Our Guides", and "Our Philosophy"; all very interesting and appealing. This section brings the Hatch family, and their authenticity as the original Grand Canyon white water rafting company, to life. This is unique to Hatch and something that most other Colorado River Running companies that operate in the Grand Canyon cannot write about.
Hatch River Expeditions' website wins my blue ribbon among all the Grand Canyon river running companies' websites as the clearest, least complicated, most forthcoming as well as the most interesting read regarding the history of Hatch, the most personable and interesting company in Colorado River Running history.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Flagstaff Uniform & Sports Exchange
I sensed that Flagstaff small business owners had confidence and pride in their accomplishments. I also believe in small businesses, especially in towns like Flagstaff. They are what create this town's unique character.
I paid attention to my experience and decided that I wanted to be a small business owner in downtown Flagstaff.
My criteria for creating a Flagstaff business here was five fold. My business would:
- Be "Flagstaff-centric" without franchise fees or inventory bought from outside the community.
- Meet a currently unmet need or niche.
- Be recession friendly, especially for starving students, growing families, etc.
- Be green.
- Promote healthy joy and participation in our community's life.
I was volunteering at Flagstaff Middle School when a friend and mother of four blurted out, "Not having a 'Play It Again Sports' in town is killing me. I just spent $600 at Big 5 for one sports season and I'm not even done getting everything they need". I felt a "pop" in my brain and Flagstaff Uniform & Sports Exchange was born. I came up with the name because I like the acronym, F.U.S.E. . I think is implies coming together.
I began collecting inventory at moving sales and thrift stores. I found some amazing cleats, shin guards, soccer balls, baseball and softball bats, mitts, balls of all kinds and was able to sell them for 50 to 90% less than retail.
I was inspired by the "Play It Again Sports" and the "Bookman's" concept of offering trade credit or cash for good inventory that people brought to me. (I now get a truckload of cool stuff almost every day. Thanks everybody!I recruited my friend and mother of three active kids, Kristin Brown and we set up a huge tent and held "sales events" in the parking lot of the Flagstaff Athletic Clubs, both eastside and west through the summer.
In early August, I drove by 19 W. Aspen, a beautiful building right on the corner of Aspen and Beaver, next door to the Orpheum Theatre. I spun around the block, parked and pressed my nose on the glass of the vacant building. It had been Odegaard's Sewing Center. I knew Van Odegaard built and owned the building. His business outgrew the space, so he moved to 2107 4th street right before the recession hit. It had been empty for a year.
I wrote Van a proposal to keep his building on the commercial real estate market but allow me to move Flagstaff Uniform & Sports Exchange into the building for a fraction of the rent plus a percentage of my gross income. He accepted my proposal. I'm so grateful. F.U.S.E. has been there two months now.
The community has responded enthusiastically to F.U.S.E.. Without fail, every customer has commented about how badly Flagstaff needed this kind of store and how wonderful my inventory is.
In response to feedback from customers, we also carry medical scrubs, camping gear, martial arts and wrestling gear, and we recycle Flagstaff Middle School logo clothes as well as offer new items printed by Claudia at Cheap Clothes and Shirt Co. We have been asked to recycle logo clothes for all the FUSD middle schools.
I also continue to write copy for small business websites at TrailsWeb. I'm crazy busy but I can't tear myself away from TrailsWeb. It's the friendliest, funnest workplace I've ever experienced.
Thank you F.U.S.E.. Thank you Flagstaff. Thank you TrailsWeb.
Kathryn Peterson
Friday, October 2, 2009
Zane Grey RV Park
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Website Eases Plumbing & Drain Cleaning Business’s Transition
Big real estate and development companies like AZNORTH depended on his friendly, professional and high quality plumbing and drain cleaning services, as well as did countless residential plumbing customers.
When he decided to move east and expand T.C.R. Rooter and Plumbing LLC into the Cary, Raleigh and Triangle areas of North Carolina, his steadfast residential and commercial plumbing customers were sad to see him go.
Before he made the transition, he hired Josh Whitman and his staff at TrailsWeb LLC to develop a custom small business website so his new clientele in Raleigh and surrounding areas could find out about his exceptional plumbing and drain cleaning services quickly.
Well, it worked. Within weeks of plumbing in Cary, Raleigh, the Triangle and surrounding areas, T.C.R. Rooter & Plumbing had become the Raleigh and surrounding areas local plumber of choice.
The combination of excellent search engine visibility, a superb, easy to navigate small business website and T.C.R. Rooter and Plumbing’s quality service, and competitive prices, commercial and residential customers not only found his plumbing company on the web, but recommended him to friends and neighbors with confidence.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Flagstaff Landscapers: Showtime Dirt Works
Monday, April 20, 2009
Flagstaff Uniform & Sports Exchange, LLC
Flagstaff Uniform & Sports Exchange
Flagstaff Uniform & Sports Exchange (F.U.S.E.) is our hometown clearinghouse for gently used Sports Gear and School Uniforms.
F.U.S.E. is the brain child of our content author Kathryn Peterson. She was volunteering at her daughter's middle school recently. Another volunteer and mother of four was bemoaning the fact that there was no used sporting goods outlets in town. She immediately realized that this is a business idea she could commit to.
Not only does F.U.S.E. support the important trend to recycle and re-use, F.U.S.E. helps families save money and keeps revenue in the community that would otherwise leave the community to go to big box store corporate headquarters. "I just love everything about this business!" Ms. Peterson said.
Currently Kathryn and her business partner Kristin Brown are holding a Drop-Off drive to build inventory. It works like this:
- Clean your closets and garages of used sporting goods that are outgrown or lightly used and still usable.
- Bring them to Uptown Billiards at 114 N. Leroux St. in the heart of downtown Flagstaff. (If you turn on your blinkers, you can park in the alley adjacent to Uptown long enough to unload your stuff.) The drop-off center is in the back by the restrooms. Leave your stuff and fill out a form listing what you are leaving for F.U.S.E. We will create a trade voucher based upon the items you dropped off.
- Come to our sales event in the parking lot of the Flagstaff Athletic Club West at 1200 W. Rt. 66 on June 6th and twice a month thereafter. Your trade voucher will be there waiting for you!
- If you can't make the event, just call me Kathryn Peterson at (928) 853-2414. I will have our entire inventory on the data base by then acan pick up your used items and bring you the items you need anytime between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. as well as update your trade voucher account instantly!
Spend your trade vouchers like cash on this year's sporting goods, school uniforms and outdoor recreational gear needs!!
We accept all kinds of sporting goods, water toys, and uniforms, but will be focusing our inventory on children's team sports like soccer and baseball.
A very special thanks to Josh Whitman and TrailsWeb for the wonderful website and to all the Flagstaff families that have been so enthusiastic and supportive.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
American Garage Door Co., Inc.
American Garage Door Co., Inc. also provides professional installation as well as repairs and service whether the customer bought the garage door from American Garage Door Co. or not . For more information, go to http://sales.garagedoors.net/ .
American Garage Door Co., Inc. is also the parent company for American Iron Manufacturing. After decades selling and installing garage doors, American Garage Door Co. , Inc. found a ready market for driveway security gates and other custom ornamental and functional iron products.
They had plenty of room in their warehouse facility for an iron shop and had talented iron manufacturers already on staff. At American Iron Manufacturing, they create quality iron products to customer's specifications. American Garage Door Co., Inc. and American Iron Manufacturing combine their expertise to install a wide variety of elaborate entry gate systems with many variations of entry and exit choices. Find out more at http://iron.garagedoors.net/
For easy access to all three websites regarding American Garage Door Co., Inc. service and sales, their on-line store and American Iron Manufacturing go to http://www.garagedoors.net/