第一篇：福斯特惠勒公司介绍
福斯特惠勒电力集团亚洲公司
福斯特惠勒集团公司是一家总部设在美国新泽西州，拥有120多年悠久历史的跨国集团公司，致力于为全球能源、化工、石化、医药、环保等领域的广大客户提供最优质的工程设计、工程承包、电力设备配套及相关服务。
作为世界上最负盛名的工程建设公司之一，我们的全球工程咨询集团为油气上游开发、LNG与液化气、炼油、化工与石化、制药、生物技术与保健、环保、电力等行业，设计、制造并建设了一系列先进的工艺装置和配套基础设施。
作为世界上先进燃烧技术的领导者，我们的全球电力集团为世界各地的电力和工业用户提供各种类型的锅炉以及相关辅机的设计、制造及安装。此外，还提供广泛的售后服务。福斯特惠勒电力集团亚洲公司在执行中国、东南亚项目方面有着丰富的经验与业绩，并参与执行了集团内各跨国分支机构的其它国际项目，在项目管理团队、合同结构和币种选择等方面具有高度的灵活性。目前我们已经在上海成立了两家外资企业的地区总部(WFOE)，以提供更全面的锅炉项目的工程设计、设备供货等服务；我们还在泰国成立了售后服务公司，并在周边区域设立了办事处。此外，我们还是一家位于广东新会的合资公司的大股东，其锅炉制造工艺处于领先水平。
我们的锅炉产品规模齐全、等级完善，从车间组装的燃油/燃气快装锅炉、联合循环废热锅炉，到世界上最大的循环流化床锅炉及无烟煤锅炉。我们在上海的运营机构承担了国内外大多数项目的执行任务。
至今，我们已经为世界各地提供了超过1亿7千万千瓦的锅炉设备，销售并交付了314台煤粉炉、350台循环流化床（CFB）锅炉、1071台磨煤机和945台工业锅炉。
通过不断采用业内领先的设计和建模工具，我们的工程设计能力也在持续提高；在电力设备的设计、制造与供货方面，我们对质量的专注和对卓越品质的追求将是永无止境的!
福斯特惠勒的第一个：
世界上第一台电站等级的全烧石油焦的循环流化床锅炉---美国NISCO 电厂（2*120
兆瓦）
世界上最大的循环流化床发电厂---波兰的TUROW电厂(3*235兆瓦,3*262兆瓦)世界上最大的已运行的循环流化床锅炉---美国佛罗里达州的JEA电厂（2*300兆瓦）世界上第一台电站等级的超临界循环流化床锅炉---波兰的Largiza电厂（1*460兆瓦）世界上容量最大的燃烧无烟煤的电站锅炉---中国邯峰电厂（2*720兆瓦）世界上最大的快装锅炉供货商---美国市场占有率超过70%(120MT/H以上蒸发量)在美国的第一台联合循环电站---西德克萨斯公用事业RIO PECOS 电站 在欧洲的第一座联合循环电厂 用于世界上最大的整体式煤气化联合循环（IGCC）的余热锅炉
第二篇：勒脚介绍
勒脚介绍
勒脚是建筑物外墙的墙脚，即建筑物的外墙与室外地面或散水部分的接触墙体部位的加厚部分。也可这样定义：为了防止雨水反溅到墙面，对墙面造成腐蚀破坏，结构设计中对窗台以下一定高度范围内进行外墙加厚，这段加厚部分称为勒脚。勒脚的作用是防止地面水、屋檐滴下的雨水的侵蚀，从而保护墙面，[1] 保证室内干燥，提高建筑物的耐久性。也能使建筑的外观更加美观。勒脚的高度不低于700mm。勒脚部位外抹水泥砂浆或外贴石材等防水耐久的材料，应与散水、墙身水平防潮层形成闭合的防潮系统。勒脚的设计方式有：（1）抹水泥砂浆、刷涂料勒脚；（2）贴石材勒脚；（3）面砖勒脚等防水耐久的材料。勒脚使用的材料：涂料、砖、石材等。
第三篇：乔治·福斯特·皮博迪英文介绍
Intorduce of George Henry Peabody
Early life
He was born to George Henry Peabody and Elvira Peabody(née Canfield)as the first of four children.Both parents were native New Englanders of colonial ancestry.George Henry Peabody, who came from a line of merchants, bankers and professional men, had moved from Connecticut to Columbus, Georgia, where he ran a prosperous general store.After attending private school in Columbus, young Peabody spent a few months at Deer Hill Institute in Danbury, Connecticut.The Civil War, however, impoverished his family, and in 1866 they moved to Brooklyn, New York and young Peabody went to work in a wholesale dry goods firm, advancing rapidly.Business career
In the evenings Peabody read extensively at the library of the Brooklyn Y.M.C.A., which he later called his “alma mater”, and also took part in the activities of the Reformed Church in Brooklyn Heights, where he met and became good friends with young investment banker Spencer Trask.On May 2, 1881, Peabody became a partner in the new firm of Spencer Trask & Company.During the 1880s and 1890s this investment house took a leading part in financing electric lighting corporations, sugar beet and other industrial enterprises, and railroad construction in the western United States and Mexico.Peabody himself handled most of the firm's railroad investments, working in close association with William J.Palmer.He also became a director in numerous corporations.Peabody, his brother Charles Jones Peabody and Spencer Trask amassed a great portion of their wealth from the Edison Electric Company.Trask served as president of Edison Electric Illuminating, and when J.P.Morgan—protégé of New England businessman/philanthropist George Peabody—financier of Edison Electric, merged all into the General Electric Company in 1892, George Foster Peabody became a member of the GE board of directors.Social activism
Peabody retired from business in 1906 to pursue a life of public service.Long interested in social causes, he supported such progressive ideas as the single tax as advocated by Henry George in his book Progress and Poverty, free trade, women's suffrage and government ownership of railroads.He was also active in the anti-war movement.He was also interested in education, particularly in the South and also particularly for African-Americans.He served as director of the General Education Board, treasurer of the Southern Education Board and on the boards of trustees of the American Church Institute for Negroes, Hampton in Virginia, Tuskegee in Alabama, the University of Georgia, and the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.Political activities
From early in his life Peabody was interested in Democratic Party politics.In the early 1880s, he helped his close friend Edward M.Shepard organize the Young Men's Democratic Club of Brooklyn, took a part in the 1892 presidential campaign on behalf of Grover Cleveland, supported the Gold Democrats against William Jennings Bryan in 1896, then switched to more moderate
monetary reform as a member of the executive committee of the Indianapolis Monetary Convention in 1897.In 1904 and 1905 he served as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee.Although he declined to run for political office, and declined President Wilson's offer of a place on the Federal Trade Commission, Peabody was an unofficial counselor to many government officials.From 1914 to 1921 he served on the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank in New York.In June 1932 Franklin Delano Roosevelt, then Governor of New York, visited Peabody for advice and support in deciding to run for President of the United States.Philanthropic activities
Peabody served from 1884 to 1930 as a trustee of Hampton University, one of Virginia's historically black universities, where he established in the university library the Peabody Collection of rare materials on African-American history, one of the largest collections in the United States.In 1901 Peabody donated land for Peabody Park at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.[1]
Warm Springs, Georgia
After years of visiting the estate of his partner Spencer Trask in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Peabody agreed to succeed him in 1910 as chairman of the state commission set up to purchase and conserve the famous spa there, and in 1923 he acquired the property at Warm Springs, Georgia near his boyhood home.In 1924 he invited his friend Franklin Delano Roosevelt(who had recently contracted a paralytic illness)to visit the 90 degree Fahrenheit springs there, which Roosevelt eventually purchased and turned into the Little White House and the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation, expanding it from a limited rehab center into a full-service center.Honorary degrees
While his formal education was limited and he had no college degree, Peabody received honorary degrees from Harvard and Washington and Lee Universities in 1903, and the University of Georgia in 1906.This latter institution was the recipient of much of Peabody's philanthropy, including funds to build a fireproof building to house the university's library.He also donated land to help reorganize the State College of Agriculture, and founded the university's School of Forestry.George Foster Peabody Awards
Perhaps Peabody's best-known legacy is the George Foster Peabody Awards, presented annually since 1941 by the Henry W.Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication for excellence in radio, and, since 1948, television broadcasting, followed by World Wide Web content in the late 1990s.Personal life
A tall man, in later years he developed a mane of white hair, and wore a heavy mustache and pointed beard, becoming known for his dignified and courtly manner.He maintained a mansion in
Brooklyn, where he entertained lavishly.He also purchased a summer home known as Abenia at Lake George, where he spent most of each year.He was frequently a guest at Yaddo, the Saratoga estate of Spencer Trask and his wife, Katrina Trask, and from both estates he developed a wide circle of influence, including many persons from the literary world, church, business, and government, who came to enjoy his gracious hospitality.A lifelong bachelor, in 1920, eleven years after Trask's death in a railroad accident, Peabody married his widow Katrina, and they lived at Yaddo until her death in 1922.Thereafter Yaddo became a great retreat for artists.Peabody continued to live on the estate, and in 1926 he adopted a daughter, Mrs.Marjorie P.Waite, a young woman whom he had come to know in connection with his civic and humanitarian activities and who aided him in them.Peabody died in 1938 at his home in Warm Springs, Georgia.
第四篇：勒泽华介绍
勒泽华介绍
勒泽华，四代单传民间中医，潜心研究神经26年，创造了非药物神经解码，擅长治疗神经疼痛、麻痹、萎缩、压迫引起的疑难杂症。
中国古代历史的记载，自从盘古开天辟地，就有天书，是口口相传到如今。天道，地道，人道，其中就说到天神，地神，神农。神农的别名，五谷地仙，是传说中的农业和医药的发明者，神农是一个对中华民族颇多贡献的传奇人物，神农氏遍尝百草，炎帝神发明了大自然疗法，其中最玄疗法就有，百草百物治疗百病。神经解码的开创就是结合中国传统的医学中的知识理论，利用神经疏导的理念，为病人解除病痛。
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导视：
癌症是目前危害人类健康的一大杀手，那么肿瘤的形成与人体神经结构有着怎样的联系呢？
身上的疼痛，你的神经元集中在一个位置，长期挤压就成为毒瘤。
当人的身体产生病痛的时候，是不是一定要药到病除？
在神经解码过程中，人类的神经疼痛、病毒、引流和引导到二百多处分解。解说：当人出现神经紧张的时候，该如何运用合理的方法进行治疗？
从而活动关节对碰的时候，把针灸的针就咬住了，在这种过程中，你就是用老虎钳也拿不下来。我是指着患者，我说你额头上有一个什么样的东西呢？他所有的牵扯神经集中到他的额头上去，我就把那个针拔出来了，这就是属于一种神经引导。
在中国的传统医学中，神经的研究理论中，记载了哪些独特的治疗方法？这样的方法对现代医学处理疑难杂症有哪些启发？本期《华人会客厅》做客嘉宾勒泽华，为您讲述神经解码对于人体健康的重要作用
第五篇：鞍山惠斯勒会所开业庆典方案
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鞍山惠斯勒会所开业庆典方案
2011.06.28
一、活动概括：
时间：2011年7月中旬（9:30—13:00）地点：鞍山惠斯勒会所 人数：100人
二、活动主题：
鞍山惠斯勒会所开业庆典
三、图片示意及说明：
开业庆典分为氛围渲染和主体动活动两部分。
1、氛围渲染
（1）气拱门及飘球灯笼柱渲染活动氛围
惠斯勒会所正门前广场入口处树立气拱门，悬挂开业庆典主题条幅，广场周围树立灯笼柱，悬挂飘球条幅，营造热烈喜庆活动氛围。入口至会所正门铺设红毯营造庄重大气仪式感。沈阳艾米创意文化传媒有限公司
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（2）活动主舞台及主题背景板
会所正门前广场一侧搭建舞台设施，树立主题背景板释放活动信息，开业仪式开始前聚集于舞台前等待仪式开始。
2、主体活动
（1）舞狮表演（9:30-9:40）
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（2）拟邀请省市体育局领导登台讲话（9：40-9:45）
拟邀请省市体育局领导莅临惠斯勒运动会所开业庆典现场，登台致辞
（3）邀请万科地产领导登台致辞（9：45-9:50）
邀请万科地产鞍山公司领导登台致辞，介绍惠斯勒会所项目相关信息（4）拟邀请体育界明星参与会所开业典礼（9：50-9:55）
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（5）惠斯勒会所开业启幕仪式（9：55-9:58）
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（6）惠斯勒会所正式开放，来宾进入会所领取体验券，于会所内体验运动设施
（10：00-12:00）
来宾于会所内体验高尔夫球、乒乓球、棋牌室、羽毛球等运动设施，现场来宾可与体育明星互动竞技，提升现场活动氛围。
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