www.lpainc.com The Surfrider Foundation's San Clemente-based global headquarters has been awarded LEED Gold certification by the US Green Building Council (USGBC). LEED is the USGBC's leading rating system for designing and constructing the world's greenest, most energy efficient, and high performing buildings. With this certification, the Surfrider Foundation's global headquarters becomes the first building in San Clemente, and the second in all of Orange County to earn this honor. (commercial interior design) (green office ideas) (green office design) (build green with LEED) (lpa inc) (lpa) (alexis henry) (surfrider foundation) (surfrider san clemente) (leed gold) (sustainable design) (sustainably designed office) (green office space) (green office guide) (Green Living Ideas) (green your office) (LEED Certification) (Go Green at Work) (Green Living in the Office) (save energy in your office) (Greener Environmentally Office Ideas) (eco-friendly office) (green office tips) (Low Impact Living) (going green business) (environmentally friendly office ideas) (eco friendly office ideas) (green office strategies) (non-profit environmental org) (Surfrider Chapters) (grassroots non-profit) (coastal health) (fight water pollution) (surfrider foundation jobs) "We were very fortunate to work with excellent architects and contractors who were committed to making our offices energy efficient and environmentally sustainable," says Michelle Kremer, Surfrider Foundation's chief operating ...
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Thursday, 30 December 2010
Homemakers - Shelly Long (Commercial, 1980)
Here is a young-looking Shelley Long, 2 years before she hit Cheers, in a commercial for Homemakers - which apparently at this point was but only a division of John M. Smyth. "Not low priced furniture... but good furniture at low prices..." Don't argue semantics with me, lady. This aired on local Chicago TV in May of 1980. Visit - www.FuzzyMemories.TV The Museum of Classic Chicago Television - for more fun!
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