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09/28/2021 0-9, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z Outside Agency Name Initials Retired Acronyms 0-9 22nd Century Technologies, Inc. 22C 24-7 Consulting, LLC 2CL 300 Engineering Group, P.A. TEP 305 Consulting Engineers, LLC 3CE 3D Highway Engineering, LLC 3HE 3G Engineering & Consulting Services, Inc. 3GE 3K Technologies, LLC 3KT 3M Company 3MC A A & B AQUATICS, INC ABQ A & P Consulting Transportation Eng. Corp. APT A&L Engineering, Inc. ALE A. D. A. Engineering, Inc. ADA A Extreme Road Maintenance, Inc. AER A. M. Engineering and Testing AME A. W. A. Contracting Co., Inc. AWA A-1 Construction & Renovation, LLC ACR A-1 Florida Sod, Inc. AFS A1A Tree Service AAS A2 Group Inc. AGI AAG Environmental, Inc. AEL AAJ Computer Services (DBA - Oz Consulting) AAJ Back to top ABC Stumping, Inc. ABM ABHE & Svoboda, Inc. ASI ABL-Network Solutions, Inc. ANS Absolute Civil Engineering Solutions, LLC AVE Absolute Engineering, Inc. AGN Absolute Tree and Asset Services, LLC LAT ABTSOLUTIONS (See Business Information Technology Solutions.Com, Inc.) *** Academy Design & Technical Services, Inc. (See - Integrity Trade Services, LLC) *** ACAI Associates, Inc. AII ACME Barricades, LLC ABL Acosta Tractors, Inc. ATR Acre Engineering and Construction, Inc. ACG ACS State & Local Solutions, Inc. (Renamed to – XEROX State & Local Solutions) *** Adams Traffic, Inc ATF Adaptive Consulting Engineers, LLC APV ADEAS-Q, LLC ADQ Adrian Gonzalez & Associates, P.A. AGA Advance Testing Company, Inc. AAT Advanced Concepts and Technologies ACT Advanced Electronic Designs, Inc. AVD Advanced Engineering & Design, Inc. AED Advanced Pace Technologies, LLC (dba - Advanced Plumbing Technology) APB Advanced Systems Design ASD Advanced Transportation Engineering Consultants (See - Metric Engineering) *** Advanta Asphalt, Inc. AAP Advocates in Manpower Management, Inc. AMM AE Engineering, Inc. (AKA - Valerie Tutor & Associates, Inc.) AEE Retired (VTA) AECOM C&E, Inc. ECE AECOM Consult, Inc. AEC AECOM Technology Corporation ATS AECOM Technical Services, Inc. (AKA - Earth Tech Consulting | AKA - URS ETC Retired Corporation Southern | AKA - URS Corp Southern | AKA - URS (URS) (URC) Construction Services, Inc. | AKA E. C. Driver | AKA - Boyle Engineering) (ECD) (BEC) AECOM USA, Inc. (AKA - DMJM and Harris Inc.) DMJ Aerial Cartographics of America, Inc. (Renamed to GPI Geospatial, Inc.) *** Aero Groundtek, LLC AGK AES Engineering, Inc. AEN AF USA Construction Corp. AFC AG-SCAPE Services, Inc. ASV AGC Electric, Inc. AGC Agenor & Campbell Structural Engineers, LLC ANR Agile Access Control, Inc. ALL Back to top Agnoli, Barber & Brundage, Inc. ABB Agricultural Land Services, Inc. AGL AI Engineers, Inc. AIG AIM Engineering and Surveying, Inc. AIM Airboat Addicts, Inc. ADD Airfield Pavement Management Systems LLC APM Air Mechanical & Service Corp. AMV Airquest Environmental, Inc. AIE AIT Site Development, LLC AIT Ajax Paving Industries of FL, LLC API AKCA Incorporated AKC Albeck Gerken, Inc. (See ITERIS, Inc.) *** Alcron, LLC. ALN Alday-Howell Engineering, Inc. AHE Aldon Bookhardt Roofing, Inc. ABR Alfka, LLC AKL Alfred Benesch & Company – (AKA - Ghyabi and Associates) ALB Retired (GHY ) All Season Landscape Contractor, Inc. ASL All Star Fleet Services, LLC GIF Allen's Excavation, Inc. ALI Allied Engineering & Testing, Inc. (See - Volkert, Inc.) *** AllieDBArton Security Services, LLC ABS All-Site Construction, Inc. ASN Allsite Contracting, Inc. ASE Allstate Paving, Inc. ALP Alltech Consulting ATC Alpha Construction and Engineering Corporation ALC Alphine Group Solutions, Inc. APG Alrod Logistics, Inc. ALR Alta Planning + Design, Inc. ALT Altair Environmental Group, LLC AEV Aluces Corporation ACP Alvarez Engineers, Inc. AEI Amazing National Services Group, LLC ANG Amber Rebar, Inc. ARI Ambrose Industrial Services Corporation AIS AMCOM Software, Inc. ASW AMEC Environment & Infrastructure, Inc (Renamed to – AMEC Foster Wheeler *** Environment & Infrastructure, Inc.) (AKA – MACTEC Engineering & Consulting, Inc.) AMEC Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure, Inc. (Renamed to – Wood *** Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc.) (AKA - AMEC Environment & Infrastructure, Inc.) (AKA – MACTEC Engineering & Consulting, Inc.) American Acquisition Group, LLC (AKA – RTD Group, LLC) AAG Retired (RTD) Back to top American Aggregates, LLC AMA American Bridge Company ABC American Construction Services, Inc. of Tampa AMC American Consulting Engineers of Florida, LLC (FE# 04-3682340) ACE American Consulting Professionals, LLC (FE# 65-1167239) ACF American Design Engineering Construction, Inc. ADE American Engineering & Development Corp. ADC American Engineering Group, Inc. AEG American Government Services AGS American Infrastructure Development, Inc. AID American Lighting & Signalization, Inc. ALS American Pipeline Construction, LLC APN American StructurePoint, Inc AMS American Sweeping, Inc. AWE Ameriseal Highway Striping, Inc. AHS AMG Operations, LLC AMG Ammann & Whitney, Inc. (See - Louis Berger U.S., Inc.)(AKA – Avart Ammann & *** Whitney, Inc. | AKA – Berger Avart, Inc. | AKA – Avart, Inc.) Amroad, LLC ARD AN-KAR Contracting Services, Inc. AKV Analytic Engineering, Inc. ANE Anchor Towing ANC ANCHOR CONSULTING ENGINEERING AND INSPECTION, ACH Andersen Andre Consulting Engineers, Inc. ANN Anderson Columbia Co. ACC Andrews Paving, Inc. ADW Angie Brewer & Associates, LLC ABA Anthony Allega Cement Contractor, Inc. AAC Antillian Engineering Associates, Inc. ANL Anzac Contractors, Inc. ANZ APAC Mid-South, Inc. (Renamed to - Midsouth Paving, Inc.) *** APAC Southeast, Inc. (Renamed to – Oldcastle Southern Group, Inc.) *** APEX Engineers, Inc. APE APEX Pest Control, Inc. APC APEX Systems, LLC of Virginia (AKA - APEX Systems, LLC) APX Applied Foundation Testing, Inc. (Renamed to Applied Foundation Testing, LLC) *** Applied Foundation Testing, LLC. AFT Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Applied Sciences Consulting, Inc. APS Applied Technology & Management ATM APTIM Environmental & Infrastructure, LLC (AKA – APTIM Environmental & SEI Infrastructure, Inc.) (AKA - CB&I Environmental Infrastructure, Inc.) (AKA – Shaw Environmental, Inc.) Aqua Pure Water & Sewage Service, Inc. APW Aquatic Vegetation Control, Inc. AQV Arazoza Brothers Corporation ARZ Back to top Arbor One Inc. A1I ARC Document Solutions, LLC ADS ARC Electric, Inc. ARE ARC Surveying and Mapping, Inc. ASM Arcadis G&M, Inc. (Renamed to - Arcadis U.S., Inc.) *** Arcadis U.S., Inc. (AKA - Arcadis G&M, Inc.) AGM Archer Western Contractors (AKA - Archer Western-de Moya Joint Venture) AWC Archer Western/Traylor Bros. Joint Venture AWT Ardaman & Associates, Inc. AAI Ardmore Associates LLC AML Arehna Engineering, Inc. ARG Armstrong Process Group, Inc. ARM Arnamy, Inc. ARN Arox Land Development Corp. ALD Arrow Consulting Service, Inc. (See - Hayes Construction Services, Inc.) *** Art Walker Construction, Inc. AWI ASA Consultant, Inc. ASA ASC Geosciences, Inc. (INACTIVE) --- Retired (ASC) ASC Logic, Inc. ASO Asha Planning Consultancy, Inc. APL AshBritt Inc. ASB Astron General Contracting Company, Inc. AGO Asphalt Group, Inc. ASG Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. APH Asphalt Technologies, Inc. ASP Asset Engineering, Inc. AST Astaldi Construction Corporation ACO AT&T ATT ATC Group Services LLC ATG Atkins North America, Inc. (AKA – Post Buckley Shuh and Jernigan, Inc.) AKN Retired (AKA – PBSJ, Inc.) (PBS) Atlantic Civil Constructors Corporation ATL Atlantic Civil, Inc. ACI Atlantic Constructors of Florida, Inc. *** (See - Gosalia Concrete Constructors, Inc.) Atlantic Geotechnical & Environmental Services, Inc. AGE Atlantic Pipe Services, LLC ATP Augustine Construction, Inc. AUG AUM Construction, Inc. AUM AutoBase Inc ABI AUTODESK, Inc ADI Automated Building Control Systems, Inc. ABY Automated Controls AUC Avart Ammann & Whitney, Inc. (See – Amann & Whitney, Inc.) (AKA – Berger Avart, *** Inc. | Avart, Inc.) Back to top Avant Engineering Group, LLC AVG Avart, Inc. (Renamed to – Berger Avart, Inc.) *** Avcon, Inc. AVC AWK Consulting Engineers, Inc. AWK Axis Engineering Consultants, Inc. *** Retired (XEC ) Axis Engineering, PLC AEP Ayres Associates (AKA - The Ash Group) AAA Retired (TAG) Azimuth 360 Consulting Group, Inc. A3G Aztec American Builders, Inc. AZC Aztec Engineering Group, Inc. AZE B B & B Outdoor Services, LLC BBO B & D Waterblasting Company, Inc. (DBA – B&D Enterprises Co., Inc.) BDW B & T Fencing, Inc. BTF B.R.W Contracting, Inc BRW Baker Concrete Construction, Inc BAK Baker Consulting & Engineering BKR Baker Klein Engineering, P.L. (Renamed to Barber Klein Contractors, P.L.L.C.) *** Bala Consulting Services, LLC BCS Bank of America BOA Bannerman Landscaping, Inc. BLI Barber Klein Contractors, P.L.L.C. (AKA – Baker Klein Engineering, P.L.) BKE BARCO Duval Engineering, Inc. BDE Barge Design Solutions, Inc. BDS Barnes, Ferland and Associates, Inc. BFD Barracuda Building Corporation BCD Baskerville-Donovan, Inc. BDI BasLee Engineering Solutions, Inc. (AKA - BES Inc.) BES Basulto Management Cons. BMC Baxter & Woodman, Inc. BAX Bay City Lawncare, Inc. BCL Bay Landscape & Palm Service, LLC BLP Bayer United Engineering Consultants, LLC BUE Bayside Engineering, Inc. (See - Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson) *** BCC Engineering, Inc. (Renamed to BCC Engineering, LLC) *** BCC Engineering, LLC (AKA BCC Engineering, Inc.) (AKA Lakes Engineering, Inc.) BCE Retired (AKA New Millennium Engineering, Inc.) (AKA - Delta Consulting Engineers, Inc.) (LKG) (DEL) (NME ) BCL Civil Contractors, Inc. BCV Beacon Systems, Inc. BEA Bean
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    DOCUMENT RESUME ED 053 628 FL 002 506 AUTHOR Obolensky, Serge; And Others TITLE Persian Basic Course: Units 1-12. INSTITUTION Center for Applied Linguistics, Washington, D.C.; Foreign Service (Dept. of State), Washington, D.C. Foreign Service Inst. PUB DATE May 63 NOTE 397p. EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.65 HC-$13.16 DESCRIPTORS Grammar, *Instructional Materials, *Language Instruction, Language Skills, *Oral Communication, Orthographic Symbols, Pattern Drills (Language), *Persian, Pronunciation, Reading Skills, Sentences, Speaking, Substitution Drills, *Textbooks, Uncommonly Taught Languages, Written Language ABSTRACT This basic course in Persian concentrates on the spoken language, illustrated by conversation based on everyday situations. After a thorough grounding in pronunciation and in basic grammatical features, the student is introduced to the writing system of Persian. Some of the basic differences between spoken and written styles are explained. Imitation of a native speaker is provided, and the course is designed for intelligent and efficient imitation. Each of the 12 units has three parts: new material to be learned (basic sentences), explanation (hints on pronunciation and notes), and drill (grammatical, variation, substitution, narrative, and questions and answers) .(Authors/VM) co reN LC1 C) C=1 U-I Serge Obolensky Kambiz Yazdan Panah Fereidoun Khaje Nouri U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATINGIT. OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT POSITION OR POLICY. persian basiccourse units 1-12 it! Reprinted by the Center for Applied Linguistics 0 of the Modern Language Association of America Washington D C 1963 It is the policy of the Center for Applied Linguistics to make more widely available certain instructional and related materials in the language teaching field which have only limited accessibility.
  • Shelter Medicine Journal

    Shelter Medicine Journal

    Shelter Medicine Journal The Humane Society of Boulder Valley is committed to rehoming companion animals that exhibit manageable health and behavior in the shelter environment. Last edit date: 5/21/2019 © 2007-2019 Humane Society of Boulder Valley The purpose of this document is to provide guidelines for treating the wide variety of medical conditions in shelter animals. The document is not intended to restrict veterinarians from making decisions in the best interest of the patient or the Humane Society of Boulder Valley (HSBV) on a case-by-case basis. Content Disclaimer This is a living document in constant update. It was developed for and by the staff of the Humane Society of Boulder Valley for internal policy and practices. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of drug dosages and some drugs are listed for off-label usage. Because new drugs are developed regularly and protocols change, we encourage thorough research into any drug or treatment recommendation made in this document. Review This document will be reviewed annually to reflect organizational practices and current medical treatment options. Acknowledgements Many HSBV employees have contributed to this body of work. Special thanks to Lesli Groshong DVM, DABVP (shelter medicine), Bridgette Chesne, Elizabeth Lennert, and Connie Howard for their work developing the original document and to Kat Burns, CVPM, CAWA for compilation and editing of the current document. Humane Society of Boulder Valley staff veterinarians and shelter medicine interns have contributed countless hours in the determination of treatment protocols and the writing, review, and revision of medical health condition sections. Thank you specifically to Drs.