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GSX | Gasco Energy | Profile | Summary
Gasco Energy, (GSX) is an independent oil and gas company focused on developing natural gas deposits in the U.S. Rocky Mountain region and, exploring for oil in the San Joaquin Basin, California.
Gasco's SEC-defined proved reserves at year-end 2010 were approximately 42.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent, comprised 94% of natural gas and 100% of the quantities are proved developed. The Company operates over 100 producing wells in its core Riverbend Project in the Uinta Basin, Utah.
Unita Basin
Uinta Basin holds the largest underexploited natural gas resources in the Rocky Mountain region, according to the Potential Gas Committee of the Colorado School of Mines.
The Uinta Basin holds 50.8 Tcf of conventional and tight resource and 60.2 Tcf of shale gas resource. Which is #1 in the Rockies in both categories. Uinta is benefiting from application of new technologies proven in other basins.
San Joaquin Basin
California Exploration Project comprises of 29,206 gross acres in San Joaquin Basin. GSX has secured drilling partners for further exploration. The California property is situated near the Midway?Sunset and Belgian Anticline oil fields.OxB20110722©
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COIN | Converted Organics | Profile | Summary
Converted Organics, COIN, is one of the most innovative companies providing solutions for sustainable farming. Though the company is widely known for its Organic Fertilizer division, it has two other divisions that provide turn-key Vertical Farming and Waste Water Treatment solutions.
The continuous erosion of top soil and receding ground water levels is the greatest challenge we face today. The company's innovative technology helps improve the top soil organically and its Vertical Farming method help reduce erosion and improve yields.
Converted Organics has three divisions:-
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Organic Fertilizer (Converted Organics™)
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Vertical Farming (TerraSphere Systems)
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Industrial Wastewater Treatment (Industrial Wastewater Resources).
Organic Fertilizer
Converted Organics™ produces valuable all-natural fertilizers, bio-stimulants and soil amendment products that help grow healthier crops and improve environmental quality by recycling food wastes
Vertical Farming
TerraSphere Systems provides proprietary vertical farming technology solutions that utilize minimal land, water and energy resources to produce fresh, pesticide-free produce regardless of climate or location, year-round. As a leader in vertical farming technology, TerraSphere provides an innovative and sustainable solution to food supply challenges facing the world’s growing population.
Industrial Waste water Treatment
Industrial Waste water Resources(IWR) utilizes a patented LM-HT™ Concentrator technology in the U.S. industrial waste water (IWW) market. The LM-HT Concentrator™ is a zero-liquid-discharge treatment of aqueous waste streams, using waste heat and renewable energy as fuel.
IWR is uniquely positioned to provide industry differentiating technology for treatment of IWW. Through the use of the zero-liquid-discharge treatment and a flexible fuel source, LM-HT™ Concentrators bring an environmentally friendly treatment option to waste water generators. Also, LM-HT™ Concentrators can be strategically placed in locations such as landfills, which help to further reduce greenhouse gases and eliminate significant transportation costs.
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REVU | Princeton Review | Profile | Summary
The Princeton Review - REVU - helps students, parents, and educators achieve the best results at every stage of their educational careers. By focusing on preparation and practice, Princeton helps students improve their performance in the classroom and on standardized tests.
Through its website, Princeton helps parents, teachers, students and schools navigate the complexities of school admissions.
Test Preparation Services
The company's philosophy is to accommodates students on every budget and every schedule, with classroom courses in 41 states and 21 countries, online and school-based courses, one-to-one and small group tutoring, software, books, and in emerging technologies such as handhelds and podcasts.
Princeton provides PSAT, SAT, SAT subject tests, ACT, AP subject, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, USMLE, and TOEFL preparation. The company also publishes a series of test preparation books, including the best-selling Cracking the SAT.
The Princeton Review Foundation
The Princeton Review Foundation, a nonprofit corporation, was established in 1987 to address the admission test preparation needs of underserved students. The Foundation is the only national nonprofit organization engaged in test preparation outreach.
Through a nationwide network of programs, The Princeton Review Foundation helps low-income high school students and college students from underrepresented groups. The Foundation does not provide grant funding; it creates, designs, implements, and monitors a variety of reduced-fee test preparation programs in an attempt to diversify access to those services.
National and Regional Partnerships
Specific programs described below are co-sponsored by our national partners: the national office of the NAACP, the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, Management Leadership for Tomorrow, CLEO, Student National Medical Association, Graduate Horizons (serving American Indian undergraduates) and others.
The Fulfillment Fund, providing services in the Los Angeles area, the Asian Pacific Fund, providing services in northern California, and Barnard College’s HEOP Program, providing services in the New York City metropolitan area, are three examples of our regional partners.
SAT Preparation Courses
In California, the Foundation annually helped provide 8,000 low-income students with intensive SAT courses in a state-subsidized program from 1999 to 2003. The Foundation monitored all Princeton Review courses, and offered professional development sessions attended by all course providers (including The Princeton Review's competitors) in this innovative California program. Unfortunately, funding for the program ceased in the massive state budget cuts of 2003. In Dallas, the Foundation partners with United Way to provide services to high school students in its innovative Destination Graduation program.OxB020110524©
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