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Pythian Completes Oracle PartnerNetwork Specializations In Database, RAC, Performance Tuning, Linux.
The Pythian Group, Inc., a leading provider of remote database infrastructure services, and a Platinum member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), today announced it has achieved four specializations under the OPN Specialized Program. By attaining "specialized status" Pythian has demonstrated and met rigorous business and technical competency criteria for core Oracle solutions including Oracle Database 11g, Database Performance Tuning, Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), and Oracle Linux. Through specialization Pythian demonstrates solid experience, expertise and success with planning, deploying and managing Oracle products in complex and large-scale environments, providing added value to Oracle end-customers.
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Welcome Aboard, Matt Welch!
I'm happy to post the following press release from Reason Foundation, the nonprofit that publishes the print and online versions of reason and reason.tv and runs a fantastic policy shop too.
Welcome aboard, Matt Welch!
Reason Magazine and Reason.tv Announce New Editors
Nick Gillespie moves to Reason.tv, Matt Welch takes over Reason magazine
Los Angeles (November 27, 2007) - After seven years as editor-in-chief of Reason magazine, Nick Gillespie is shifting his focus to Reason's Internet content. Gillespie will direct Reason.com and Reason.tv, which debuted in October featuring short documentaries hosted by The Price Is Right and Power of 10 host Drew Carey.
Matt Welch, a former Reason editor and author of the new book McCain: The Myth of a Maverick, leaves his post as assistant editorial page editor at the Los Angeles Times to take over as editor-in-chief of Reason magazine.
"Reason.tv is the most exciting platform we've created yet in terms of demonstrating the ability of 'free minds and free markets' to create a world that routes around politics as usual and lets people pursue happiness in any way that's peaceful. Between Drew Carey's immense contributions and the other original content we are developing, Reason.tv is a great stage for showing all that is right - and wrong - in American politics and culture," said Gillespie. "I'm absolutely thrilled that Matt Welch will be leading the print magazine into its next 40 years. There's no better person to head up one of the few magazines that's still dedicated to long-form journalism and that takes the world as its subject."
Welch will be joining Gillespie in Reason Foundation's Washington, DC, offices in January. The April 2008 issue of Reason magazine will be Welch's first full issue as editor-in-chief.
"I'm excited to be handed the baton at a time when the future of the magazine and Reason Foundation has never looked brighter or more dynamic," declared Welch. "Nick Gillespie and his staff - and their predecessors - have helped create a rare bird in publishing - a magazine about politics that's actually interesting and unpredictable. At a time when Americans despise their elected leaders in record numbers, when party membership is declining all around and the only dark-horse presidential candidate generating anything resembling enthusiasm is a guy nicknamed 'Dr. No,' there's never been a better time for Reason's message of choice versus control, free thinking versus partisan water-carrying."
"This is an unprecedented and pivotal moment for Reason Foundation, our supporters and our ideas," said Reason Foundation President David Nott. "Drew Carey is hosting a video journalism series for us and has just joined Reason's board of trustees. Nick Gillespie's relentless pursuit of quality, thought-provoking journalism will take our websites to new heights. And as Reason magazine heads into its 40th year, Matt Welch brings a fresh perspective that will expand Reason's status as a must-read for anyone interested in the political and cultural landscape of this country. This prepares us better than ever to help bring about change based on individual liberty, limited government and choice."
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Reason magazine is the award-winning monthly magazine of "free minds and free markets." It covers politics, culture, and ideas through a provocative mix of news, analysis, commentary, and reviews. Reason provides a refreshing alternative to right-wing and left-wing opinion magazines by making a principled case for liberty and individual choice in all areas of human activity. For more information, please visit http://www.reason.com/.
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Reason Foundation is a nonprofit think tank dedicated to advancing free minds and free markets. Reason Foundation produces respected public policy research on a variety of issues and publishes the critically acclaimed monthly magazine, Reason, and its website http://www.reason.com/. Reason Foundation recently launched Reason.tv, an online community featuring short documentaries hosted by The Price Is Right host Drew Carey. For more information, please visit http://www.reason.org/.
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What, no staged cage match to prove the "victory" of the new top dog? Maybe you should have hired Vince McMahon instead of Welch. We need more bullshit pageantry here.
So, does Matt get a leather coat now?
Translation: subscriptions dropped from five drinkers of copper tinctures to three. Panic!
Congrats, guys. I've been a subscriber for about five years now, and I'm glad to see Reason get as much exposure that it does on the MSM. Hopefully you guys can keep it up and make the libertarian voice a bit louder.
I'm happy to post the following statement: Libertarian press releases read just like everyone else's press releases.
I've always thought Gillespie was great on TV, and I just might have to start subscribing to the print edition, now that Welch is back.
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Congrats to Mr. Welch.
Matt Welch, ..., leaves his post as assistant editorial page editor at the Los Angeles Times to take over as editor-in-chief of Reason magazine.
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Damn you, Taktix®, damn you to hell. I already made the jacket joke before the Hit & Run announcement. My seconds will call on your seconds.
Congratulations to both Matt and Nick, and welcome back, Matt! -
Reason has offices? I always figured you guys worked at home like I do.
Congrats Matt!
This place was much better when Nick Gillespie was in charge. CANCEL MY SUBSCRIPTION!
Taktix-I've seen photos of Postrel in a black leather jacket, so I'm pretty sure it's a sort of badge of office passed on to each Editor. That, and the really superspecial decoder ring. And the set of photos documenting Dondero's visit to a Tijuana donkey show.
I'm very happy. No offense to Nick, but I may have to re-subscribe.
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BakedPenguin-The best part is when Ewik dresses up as Osama Bin Ladin and fellates the donkey, which is dressed as Saddam Hussein. For educational purposes, you know.
Did Postrel have a leather coat? I don't recall. For some reason I'd expect her to be more of a camelhair or cashmere person, myself.
I think Matt's thing is gonna be maybe replacing that straw hat of his with a black leather sombrero. -
Congratulations to all, and I'll be glad to read Matt here again.
I've always thought Gillespie was great on TV, and I just might have to start subscribing to the print edition, now that Welch is back.
Joe, so you can cancel in outrage (again)? For a magazine called... -
Congrats, guys!
It figures that you'd leave the LAT as soon as I moved back to LA. -
I missed Matt. Welcome back, Matt! That stalking thing is totally behind me, I promise.
This place was much better when Nick Gillespie was in charge. CANCEL MY SUBSCRIPTION!
Yep. And remember how good it was when Julian Sanchez was writing for Reason? Man, those newbies are just sending the place to hell! -
I second the motion to do whatever it takes to get Cavanaugh back--suck.com wasn't the same without him and neither is reason.com. If MattW can return, so must Tim!
RE: Donderooo's visit and participation in a Tijuana Donkey show.
1. The donkey Dondy fellated was wearing a Rudy Ghouliani mask.
2. I strongly urge the new Reason EiC, Matt Welch, to commission Peter Bagge to illustrate this adventure. Lest anyone fear a lawsuit, remember Jerry Falwell lost his suit against Larry Flynt. -
Translation: subscriptions dropped from five drinkers of copper tinctures to three. Panic!
No need to panic, Lonewacko. Immigrants will do the subscribing that Americans won't do. -
Welcome Matt. You seem like a level-headed and balanced guy. Remember there are TWO wings of the libertarian movement: Pro-Defense and Anti-Defense. So long as you stay in the middle on that front, you'll win nothing but praise from my side.
(I'll post a note of your appointment over at MainstreamLibertarian.com) -
Remember there are TWO wings of the libertarian movement: Pro-Defense and Anti-Defense.
Donderoooo, Every libertarian supports defense. It's this military adventurism cum empire building along the lines of Johnson/Nixon foreign policy supported by neo-cons that all libertarians object to. -
I'm in the pro libertate wing, myself :)
As I recall, VP predates the blog. Therefore, Nick's new role is totally un-VP. Therefore, he can longer be compared to her. However, Matt can. He can also be compared to former E-in-C, Nick Gillespie. My point? The drinking game has grown more complex. -
NoStar, hiding your head in the sand and pretending that Islamo-Fascisn doesn't exist is not what I call "Pro-Defense."
Paris is burning today. Thousands of Muslim youths are rioting in the streets.
Do you see any discussion of this here at the Reason Blog? Libertarian websites? Libertarian Discussion Groups?
Nope, just denial. "It can't happen here." -
Pretending that Isloamo-Fascisn(sic) justifies the military adventurism cum empire building along the lines of Johnson/Nixon foreign policy supported by neo-cons is what makes you pathetic. -
Very cool. Congrats to both.
People in Parisian suburbs are rioting because of alleged police misconduct, Eric. Maybe the allegations are true, maybe they're false.* Either way, they aren't rioting to establish a Caliphate or whatever.
*Even if the allegations are true, that obviously doesn't excuse violence and destruction of property. But there's a big difference between immigrants rioting over alleged police misconduct and Eric's fears of a mass Islamofascist movement. Two very, very different problems, and the only way they might ever converge is if we stoke the grievances by wrongly conflating them. -
In this thread, Eric Dondero said that Saddam Hussein was behind the Oklahoma City bombing.
That tells you all you need to know about the value of his insights into "Islamofascism". -
Welcome Matt,
I hope you help spread the message of liberty and help promote our "policy shapers": Rudy Ghouliani, Glenn Beck, Dennis Miller and Neal Boortz. But not that wacko Ron Paul, he's icky and doesn't think we can spend a trillion dollars on the military overseas and lower taxes without running up a deficit. What a silly.
- Eric Dondero -
Dondy, So Paris is burning. Even granting that is true and that it can happen here (I'm sure it can), your espoused foreign policy would have us invade France.
With the majority of our active and ready military defending Japan, S. Korea, and Europe, and engaged in a futile and expensive exercise of "nation building" (Remember when GW was agin it, because Clinton was for it?" they are in no position to defend the US when it does happen here. -
Paris is burning today. Thousands of Muslim youths are rioting in the streets.
So you're saying the rioting wouldn't have happened if France had invaded Iraq? Silly me, I thought it was their funky immigration mess that was at fault... -
Paris is burning AGAIN?
In this thread, Eric Dondero said that Saddam Hussein was behind the Oklahoma City bombing.
Fluffy, I couldn't believe that anybody would make a statement that fucking stupid. Really. So, I "went to the videotape" and checked it out. Jesus Fucking Christ, he really is THAT FUCKING STUPID!!!
Rudy m'boy, he's all yours. Enjoy. -
Eric Dondero said that Saddam Hussein was behind the Oklahoma City bombing.
No, you idiot. It was the AustrianPrince Metternich. Who is plotting the destruction of RepublicanGovernment world wide by subsidizing CatholicImmigrants to the United States. Moron. -
Nick has the leather jacket/face for TV!
Lord, I do remember the days when Matt Welch was around. Hoo-boy, I couldn'ta been much more than a pup in them days.
"Paris is burning today. Thousands of Muslim youths are rioting in the streets."
Paris, Texas?! Holy merde!!!
Is it the case that you believe we can, over years stretching into decades, through our actions and subsidies build up massive global demand for revenge against the U.S. and then use colossal, debt-ridden government programs (aka military) to stop, in Whack-A-Mole fashion, any market movers from supplying that service? I wouldn't take that bet and would much rather stop feeding the demand: shift to a truly defensive, non-meddlesome, non-subsidizing posture. Big government doesn't eliminate demand for drugs or prostitution. It certainly won't discourage terror sympathizers from funding startups. Why don't you jump on the team and come on in for the small win? -
I noticed the other day in the "Reason writers about town" piece that the linked WaPo article listed Matt Welch as an editor at Reason magazine. I thought it was a mistake....
http://reason.com/blog/show/123639.html -
NoStar, recalling that I'm still new to this and arrived via Rothbard, does your
Every libertarian supports defense
- by which I take you to mean non-private defense - exclude anarcho-capiatalists who commnoly call themselves libertarians (since the term "anarchism" was largely corrupted by violent agitators)?
Asked in sincerity. -
Hey, maybe if you guys shout at each other about foreign policy enough, everybody will forget what libertarianism is supposed to be about, and libertarianism can become even more marginal than it is today.
Welcome back Matt! -
I can't speak for NoStar, but I will anyway.
I think he means that every libertarian, minarchist or anarchist, feels that self-defense can be justified. (I may be excluding pacifists. Someone else will have to speak for me regarding that.) -
Welcome back Matt!!
And good luck with that "Every libertarian supports" and "all libertarians object" stuff. Such devotion to free minds! What a way to make friends and influence people! "Marginal" doesn't begin to describe it. Try narrow-minded and authoritarian. Not good traits in a "libertarian", no? -
highnumber - If I have it right, a pacifist cannot with consistency force his views on others, so a pacifist response to aggression must by definition be optional rather than compelled (which on many accounts is what gives it any ethical value). The only agent that could prescribe pacifism, thereby exempting himself from fulfilling the requirement, would be a tyrant.
Speaking of which, I believe it's the privation of the right to opt out of supporting an action that defines a state's rule over its subjects, which is why I asked about "public," ie compelled, vs. private, say, militias.
Again, all this from a novice. -
Also, all libertarians, free-thinkers and lipservicers, think Swen Swenson is a goofball.
But we agree that defense does not have to mean "defense of the state," so you're a pro now.
Go get 'em, tiger! -
high - Is not defense by the state the contentious issue distinguishing gradients along the libertarian spectrum?
Thank you for the certainly premature induction; I'll practice velveting my nascent claws, as all the truly big cats do. -
...now we can look forward to a slew of pieces about the Czech Republic. Where did we leave off Matt?
Ooooh! Masters of the quick and witty, if entirely ad hominem retort always win extra points in any debate. Makes people respect your point of view and adds to your reputation as a deep thinker!
The mere existence of the state bothers a lot of folks, so...um, it's late. I have to do some dishes before I retire. Go read Doherty's book. :)
Seriously, if you haven't read Radicals for Capitalism, dear lord, don't wait for Christmas, order it now. That's a great place to get started. -
Congrats Nick & Matt, I look forward to seeing how each of you do in your new endeavors. Matt'll probably keep me subscribing for another 17 years (just don't change the logo again), and Nick will make me very happy if I could get a frigging video content RSS feed of reason.tv
Woohoo! Matt is back!
Lord, I do remember the days when Matt Welch was around. Hoo-boy, I couldn'ta been much more than a pup in them days.
Dude, it was like 6 months ago. -
NoStar, hiding your head in the sand and pretending that Islamo-Fascisn doesn't exist is not what I call "Pro-Defense."
Do you see any discussion of this here at the Reason Blog? Libertarian websites? Libertarian Discussion Groups?
Nope, just denial. "It can't happen here."
How does that Wolfe quote go....
"Fascism is always looming over the US but it only ever lands in Europe"
or something like that. -
Welcome back, Matt!
And congratulations, guys!
"Lord, I do remember the days when Matt Welch was around. Hoo-boy, I couldn'ta been much more than a pup in them days".
"Dude, it was like 6 months ago."
Which is the equivalent of several years, to a pup. -
I have to say that I'm sorry to see Gillespie go. While I have a great deal of respect for Welch, Gillespie helped turn this into one of the best American magazines around. You've got big shoes to fill, Matt.
Excuse me, a big leather jacket to fill, that is. -
So this was all an elaborate ploy to trick Cavanaugh into moving to Los Angeles?!
...ingenious. -
'gratz to both Nick & Matt.
Tribune Co. shares dropped $1.35 (4.72%) yesterday.
Coincidence? -
Holy shinola! Welcome back, Matt. And congratulations on getting the big chair. I think that you can deduct the asbestos underwear on your taxes.
It sounds like congratulations are in order for Nick as well. I'm looking forward to what you do with your focus on the multimedia fora. -
However I had to comment on "At a time when Americans despise their elected leaders in record numbers". If we despise them (and I think the sentiment fits), then why would be call them "leaders" anyway? As if there weren't have enough swelled heads in politics already... maybe we'd be better off reminding them that they are not, necessarily, "leaders", but rather public servants. -
Welcome back, Matt. Get a coupla columns from Tim C. every now and again, please.
Also, the Angels overpaid for Torii. (And Li'l Sarge, too.) -
I'm pleased to report that I have already, at last night's happy hour, successfully pitched the new editor on a major cover story about privatizing the roads.
It's not "people" who are rioting in Paris, it's Muslim immigrants. "People" implies that they're just disenchanted Frenchmen angry at a misunderstanding with the Police. The major media is not giving us the full story.
Go to Jihad Watch or Little Green Footballs for the inside story of what's really going on there.
Amazing, that there's almost a complete blackout on libertarian websites about the biggest story of the day.
Doesn't quite fit the non-interventionist template I guess. -
BTW, latest is that the rioting has spread to Toulouse in the south of France.
And shots have been fired at French Police from Urban Guerillas suspected of being backed by Hezzbolah.
They're now saying that it's worse than the riots of 2005. -
Nice use of the passive voice there, DONDEROOOOOOOOOO!!!
Suspected by whom? Who is now saying it's worse than 2005? And provide links, please. -
BTW, does LGF boast many French nationals on their boards, or does the "inside story" amount to a bunch of neocon basement-dwellers wanking off to fantasies of the French and the Muslims killing each other? Inquiring minds want to know.
So the decline of the magazine will continue.
Welch will be joining Gillespie in Reason Foundation's Washington, DC, offices in January.
Can this really be a step up for Matt if he has to move to DC? And in the winter, no less. Egad. -
This is weird. I feel like my parents have told me we're moving to a new city.


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The Chinese Communist authorities' detainment of well-known artist Ai Weiwei is shocking even to a hardened dissident like me. It once again reveals the essence of the Chinese state for all the world to see: the rule by law for the authorities instead of the rule of law for the people.
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The following day, I asked: "Is the document here yet? If not, I am ready to go home." The old policeman said with hesitation: "Yes, it is here, and you cannot go home yet." When he handed over that piece of paper, I laughed. It was a certificate of "residence under surveillance." So I said: "Look, without evidence, you cannot even get a detention warrant from the Procuratorate." He replied: "This 'residence under surveillance' (which allows continuous detention without charge) writ by the Public Security Bureau also works."
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NEW YORK Market rumors have been circulating since late last week on the imminent sale of ThyssenKrupp AGs Steel Americas operations in Calvert, Ala., with some market players expecting the deal to help tighten supply and increase pricing in the Southeast.
Market participants are expecting an announcement as early as this week from the Essen, Germany-based steelmaker or from the likely joint buyersLuxembourg-based ArcelorMittal SA and Tokyo-based Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp. While AMM could not confirm the bid, the move by the worlds largest and fourth-largest steelmakers, respectively, could mean consolidation in the U.S. market.
A ThyssenKrupp spokeswoman said the company knows "there is a lot of speculation going on" but it is still in negotiations and would not comment on market rumors.
An ArcelorMittal spokeswoman said the company was unable to comment because it is in a "closed period" prior to releasing its third-quarter results Nov. 7. Nippon Steel could not be reached for comment.
Cia. Siderúrgica Nacional SA was a recent bidder, but many speculated that the Brazilian companys offer was not as attractive.
The announcement of a joint bid could impact the flat-rolled sector.
"One thing this ArcelorMittal (Nippon)-Thyssen deal will do is firm up the marketit absolutely will," one Midwest service center source said, adding that industry consolidation would help an oversupplied market.
At least one U.S. competitor millin anticipation of a ThyssenKrupp saledrafted an Oct. 29 internal letter to temporarily suspend all contract negotiations and price offers in a move that seems to validate the rumored upcoming announcement.
ThyssenKrupp was expected to announce its sales agreement of the Alabama facility in May, but clarified in an earnings call that it was still in "advanced" negotiations with the leading bidder ( amm.com, Aug. 13).
Others speculated that if a ThyssenKrupp acquisition announcement was made, U.S. steelmakers could use it as a catalyst to raise prices because of the perception of fewer tons in the marketplace.
"If the announcement happens, the mills can quickly raise prices again," one trader said.
One concern among buyers, however, is how 2014 contracts will play out, particularly as any signed deals with customers will be transferred to another mill. Sources indicated that concessions that are part of ThyssenKrupp contracts will be carried over.
It makes sense to have ArcelorMittal and Nippon as the top contenders in the bidding process, according to Charles Bradford, an analyst at New York-based Bradford Research Inc.
"The plant in Alabama was built for companies like Mercedes(-Benz) and BMW using IF (interstitial-free) steel. No one has IF-grade slab except what ThyssenKrupp can make in Brazil, what ArcelorMittal can make in Brazil and what Nippon Steel can ship over," he told AMM. "Its scarce because there isnt much of a market for that product."
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Sloss Furnace Company was integral to Birmingham's rise as an important center of iron and steel production during the late nineteenth century. The plant closed in 1970 and has been reinvented as a museum and arts center, particularly for metal artists. The site was named a National Historic Landmark in 1981.
One of the hauntings that seem to occur at the Sloss Furnace appears to be a man by the name of Theophilus Jowers. This individual was extremely proud to be a part of the iron industry. He often bragged to his wife and his friends that the furnace was his "friend". Unfortunately, a tragic accident occurred one day. He slipped and actually fell into one of the furnaces. It is believed that he felt little to no pain and that his death was instantaneous but it is believed that his spirit still walks among the catwalks and performs his duties in Sloss Furnace.
The next individual that seems to be haunting the Sloss Furnace is a man by the name of James Wormwood. It is believed that this individual was one day overtaken by methane gas while working. When this happened, he was at the top of "Big Alice" that is actually the highest furnace at Sloss. When he was overtaken, he fell and was consumed by the scorching fires within the furnace. Seeing that he was not known to actually work on top of this furnace, several are under the belief that many workers actually threw him into the furnace because of the fact that he created harsh work conditions.
Col. James Withers Sloss
Although Sloss initially focused on the production of pig iron, he aspired to make steel, an iron-carbon alloy in high demand because it was easily shaped and resistant to abrasion, thus ideally suited for rails. Unfortunately, Birmingham's raw materials were poorly suited for steel, and Sloss was unable to secure patent rights to any of the innovative processes that would overcome their limitations. Amid declining markets for pig iron, he sold control of his enterprise in the winter of 1886-87 to a group of investors, largely from Richmond, Virginia, that had greater access to funding. In the process, Sloss Furnace Company reorganized as the Sloss Iron and Steel Company (SISC), indicating the owners' intention to pursue steel manufacture.
Sloss FurnacesJoseph Bryan, a young attorney, led the Virginia syndicate and played a strong role in Birmingham's development for more than two decades. The son of a wealthy tobacco planter, he was rooted in the upper classes of the antebellum plantation-agriculture system and had strong ties with northern bankers active in financing the shipment of southern agricultural commodities to Europe. Bryan and his fellow Virginians, mostly veterans of the Confederacy, were attracted to the postwar South because they believed that labor costs would be low, given the region's large pool of African Americans seeking to escape the exploitation of sharecropping. This outlook permeated the future development of Sloss Furnaces. The Virginia industrialists also took advantage of the convict-lease system, which allowed them to lease prisoners at little cost to work in mines and other dangerous jobs. Sloss employed large numbers of convicts in its mines, including the Coalburg mine, which was known for its deplorable conditions and for its high death rate. In 1890, 90 of 1,000 prisoners died in the mines. Indeed Sloss continued using convict labor after other large companies, including the Tennessee Iron, Coal and Steel Company (TCI), ended the practice. Bryan and his associates developed a satellite community, North Birmingham, where they built two additional blast furnaces and, in addition to Coalburg, established an increasing number of mining camps and company towns, including Blossburg, Brookside, and Cardiff, which was named for the predominantly Welsh immigrant workers who lived at the camp.
During this era, Bryan and his associates acquired brown-ore deposits near Leeds and integrated them into their growing industrial empire; Sloss researchers had discovered that the plentiful red ore in Jones Valley made a better grade of iron if combined with long-used brown ore. In competition with TCI, Birmingham's largest enterprise, Bryan and SISC took control of blast furnaces, coal mines, and ore beds in Alabama's northwest corner whose owners had gone under in the economic depression of the 1890s. The acquisitions resulted in a reorganized entity, the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company (SSSIC), indicating a continued interest in steel, a goal ardently desired by most of Birmingham's businessmen. In 1899, TCI scored a coup by adopting complex new methods to produce the first significant output of steel ever in the Birmingham District at commercially competitive prices, leading boosters to dream that it would become the steelmaking capital of the world.
Sloss-Sheffield was expected to follow TCI but did not. Bryan and his colleagues were cautious, using new technologies selectively. In 1895, they had rejected the adoption of an ingenious mechanical pig-iron-casting system developed by engineer Edward A. Uehling, who then left SISC to work for steel magnate Andrew Carnegie in Pittsburgh. Bryan and his allies and supporters also overcame the objections of Edward O. Hopkins, an executive who wanted to embrace steelmaking. In 1902, Bryan's forces decided to concentrate on producing high-quality pig iron for conversion into cast iron, a ferrous alloy for which Alabama iron ore was ideally suited because it contained a high level of phosphorus, which promoted liquidity.
Hugh Morrow, a University of Alabama graduate, succeeded McQueen in 1925. Under Morrow and Allied Chemical and Dye, engineer James P. Dovel replaced the two original furnaces built by James W. Sloss in the 1880s with two completely new stacks that were adapted to southern raw materials and integrated them into an up-to-date layout in 1926. In 1942, Sloss-Sheffield became a subsidiary of the U.S. Pipe and Foundry Company, which built a huge new blast furnace in North Birmingham in 1958 that was designed to maximize scientific control over every aspect of making foundry pig iron. During the 1970s, increasing environmental regulations and energy shortages drove production prices to the breaking point, forcing the company to shutter its Alabama factories in 1980. The new blast furnace was torn down after being put out of operation, but the 1920 plant designed by Dovel was saved after a group of concerned citizens lobbied for its preservation. It was designated as Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark in September 1983, with the help of a grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
James Wormwood also lost his life on the job. He feel into a pool of melted iron ore after loosing his footing. There was speculation that one of the workers may have pushed him, but nothing could ever be proven. A total of 60 men lost their lives at the furnace while working.
After his death and accident many workers reported feeling a sense of evil in the furnaces. Strange noises, foot steps, and voices have all been heard. A night watchman in the 1920's claims to have encountered Slag. While on his watch he was pushed hard from behind and heard a voice telling him 'Get back to work!'. He searched the grounds but never did find the source of the voice.


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Tim Thomas' Greatest Hits: Volume 1
Somehow, in between all the crying about the Bruins being physical, the ice being slippery and the sky being blue, Vaginault finds time to bitch about Timmy coming out of his crease as well as being a physical force.
But Timmy dishing out hits like it's a give-a-way bag at a 10-year-old's birthday party isn't new.
Here in Boston we're used to Timmy laying some smackdown on bitches when called upon.
Here are Timmay's Greatest Hits.
Let's start with the most recent ones.
Thomas retaliates to Burrows; gives him Waffle Sandwhich
After Burrows hatchet jobs the butt-end of Timmy's stick, Thomas exacts some revenge with a nice slash across Burrow's legs. Burrows doesn't like this. Sadly, he's not smart enough to realize what a horrible idea this is.
If this was the Lucic slashing LOLongo's stick out of his hands, we're sure Vaginault would've been crying over goalie interference or some bullshit. Thomas just takes matters into his own hands. Stud.
It's like America's Top 40 after the jump... the hits keep on coming.
Thomas gives a Sedin a Checking 101 lesson
And another recent hit on the Canucks. Guy has more hits than the Sedin gnomes.
Nice embellisment by Sedin by kicking his legs up in the air like a cartoon character. Holy shit what a wuss.
Thomas v. Price -- Goalie "fight"
During an all-out bloodbath at the Garden, Thomas and Price decide they're bored watching everyone else take swings at each other and decide to mingle. Their fight was more of a waltz since both guys actually like each other. Timmy didn't want to ruin Price's prettyboy face or Jersey Shore haircut.
Still, we were jumping up and down like school girls when we saw Timmy leave his crease for this one.
Sean Avery clips Thomas... Timmay angry
NHL douche Sean Avery clips Thomas' head while skating by during a television timeout. Thomas pauses, sees who it is and then goes into kill mode. Shoestring is lucky he still has a face.
"Waffles taste great for breakfast but not too good to early in the third period of a hockey game." -- Jack Edwards
Timmay drops Andrei Kostitsyn like a bad habit
Thomas is a vigilante. Also, Montreal sucks.
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Thomas tryouts for the New England Patriots
We totally missed this one somehow. Thanks to @BHockey77 for pointing it out to us. Thomas launches himself at Blake.
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