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YOUR WASHINGTON AND YOU! A WEEKLY REPORT from KARL MUNDT SENATOR FROM SOUTH DAKOTA United States Senate "FOR A FAIR CHANCE FOR A FREE PEOPLE" VOLUME XI - NUMBER 27 - - FOR RELEASE JULY 15th OR AFTER. A FREE BOOKLET ON FINANCES. In these uncertain times, all of us must guard our personal finances and spend our private incomes with care and caution. When even the experts are disagreeing as to whether we're heading for a depression, a recession, or a revived boom all citizens do well to put something aside if possible "for a rainy day", to keep out of serious debt, and to go slow about excessive spending. Consequently, YOUR WASHINGTON AND YOU is pleased to announce it has secured a supply of Public Documents entitled, "Farm and Home Financial Planning". These Government Booklets are available from the Government Printer at 10c per copy but a free copy is yours for the asking. Simply write a note or postcard to Senator Karl Mundt, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. requesting one of these financial guides and this office will be happy to send you a complimentary copy. "Farm and Home Financial Planning" will not balance your personal budgets, but it is packed full of friendly advice on how to do it. It suggests how to prepare a family budget for folks living in town or on the farm; it recommends plans for scientific family spending; it offers methods for taking the guess-work out of whether year's end will find your family with a bank balance or "in the red". Your copy is waiting for you here in Washington. Let us know if you want it. -o- IS THIS A TIP FOR POLLSTERS? A week ago, the Party in Power in Canada won a sweeping victory in the Canadian National elections. It was one of the most emphatic majorities in the history of our neighbor to the North. Several months before the election, Canada entered upon an economy program, reduced its income tax assessments for the second time since the war, repealed its wartime excise taxes which, like ours, were merely National Sales Taxes hiding behind some fancy words. Political pollsters and managers in Washington are asking themselves these past few days, "Are Canadians more economy-minded than Americans? Or it is possible economy in Government might prove popular politically in America as well? Since the 80th Congress reduced taxes, also reduced Federal expenses, and was rejected by the voters, nobody in Washington is sure he knows the right answer. Do you? -o- JUSTICE NETS "RED HERRING". Conviction in the Federal Court of Judith Coplon for carrying secret Government information out of the office and to a Russian Communist brought this misguided New York young lady a lengthy prison sentence and brought red faces to those in high places who have insisted that reports of spies in Government and Communists in Federal offices were just "red herrings" or "hysteria". Miss Coplon's conviction proved especially embarrassing to the Attorney General since she was employed in his Department in a highly confidential capacity; it also demonstrated that more than the present "loyalty checks" are required in the nature of Federal laws and regulations if our safety and security are to be protected. Communism is finally coming to be recognized for what it is - an international conspiracy, controlled from Russia, and dedicated to the domination of the World under the dictatorship of the foreign Communist over-lords and their American dupes. Like the German-American Bundists of 1940, our American Communists, today, are agents of a foreign power. They are no more the members of a legitimate political party than pick-pockets are merchant tailors. -o- ECONOMY PROSPECTS GROW DIM. The members of The American Fraternity of Easy Spenders are adroit and able advocates. When they can't outvote those who would economize in Government expenditures they resort to the ancient practice of dividing to conquer. Thus despite the fact over 60 Senators and nearly 150 Representatives have signed round-robin petitions agreeing to vote for over-all Government economy by slashing all appropriations for fiscal 1950 by from five to ten per cent, prospects for such relief to the taxpayer are less bright now than they were two weeks ago. The reason? Starting with Senate Majority Leader Lucas and House Majority Leader McCormack, a chorus of dissenting voices has arisen saying, "This is not the way to economize". Each protesting voice "favors economy of course" but each has his own pet personal method for economizing. Some say, "it should be done by the President's budget bureau"; some say, "the appropriations committees should make the economies"; some say, "Congress should do it one supply bill at a time and not make it an overall reduction"; some frankly say, "The place to do it is on the other fellow's project or in a far-off State or District". This column believes that the PLACE and the TIME to economize is WHEN and WHERE you can! By reducing ALL appropriations proportionately, it believes you can marshal support enough from all factions and regions to get results. Since many 1950 appropriations bills have already passed one House or the other - some both - it feels the only effective device left for immediate results is for Congress to vote reductions "clear across the board" and require the President to abide by the cuts. Congress has the power to make money available for Presidential spending; it should also have - and use - the power to make money UNAVAILABLE for Presidential spending.
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Title | Your Washington and You |
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Mundt, Karl E., 1900-1974 South Dakota -- Politics and government South Dakota -- History |
Description | Your Washington and You, a July 13, 1949 report by Karl E. Mundt to the people of South Dakota and others, on a variety of topics. |
Creator | Mundt, Karl E. (Karl Earl), 1900-1974 |
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Another analogy: I can't control the ocean but I can choose to swim in it.
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Ed | |
Aliases/Nicknames: | Lumpy (by Eddy) Dork (by Kevin) Ed-boy (by Rolf) Monobrow (by Eddy) Nincompoop (by Rolf) Fish Face (by Sarah and Eddy) Turkey Eyes (by Rolf) Big Ed (by Eddy and The Kanker Sisters) Lummox (by Eddy) Blockhead (by Eddy) Chicken Thief (by Rolf) Stuck-in-the-Rut Ed-boy (by Rolf) Square-Peg-In-Round-Hole Ed-boy (by Rolf) Bundt-Cake-for-Brain Ed-boy (by Rolf) Lovable Oaf (by Edd) |
Credits: | Tall, strong, dumb, friendly |
Portrayer: | Matt Hill |
Hair Color: | Ginger |
Sister(s): | Sarah |
Friends: | Edd, Eddy, The Kids |
Enemies: | The Kanker Sisters, Kevin (former), Sarah (former). |
First Appearance: | The Ed-Touchables |
" | I love chickens! | " |
—Ed |
Ed is one of the three main protagonists in Ed, Edd n Eddy. He is the strongest and the least intelligent member of the Eds.
Ed is tall, has yellow skin, a light blue colored tongue, horse teeth, ginger hair in a buzz cut (making it appear black), a black unibrow and turquoise eyes (as seen in "The Luck of the Ed").
He is always seen wearing purple/blue pants, large black shoes, a red and white striped T-shirt. He also wears a dark olive/green jacket with brown lining on the inside and with white sleeve stripes on the outside. He always wears it no matter the climate. His jacket is often filled with rotting produce and/or old candy.
In general, Ed looks like he acts. His appearance matches his personality, but in some episodes, Ed is portrayed to have clever ideas.
Ed is kind and has a positive attitude towards almost everything and everyone he encounters. He's the kind of person who sees everybody he meets as a potential friend. Ed is also very absent-minded and naive, making him the perfect candidate for Eddy to help him with his scams, as Ed hardly ever questions them. Even so, Ed never feels abused by Eddy despite being the workhorse for almost all of Eddy's scams.
However, he is often the subject of abuse by his younger sister Sarah. He always fears Sarah when she gets him in the palm of her hand. Even though she torments him a lot, he still loves Sarah dearly and does his best to protect her and make her feel happy.
Ed is a loyal fan of low-budget horror movies and comic books, but often misinterprets them as reality. He is an animal lover as well, with chickens being his favorite animals; a running gag throughout the series. Ed also enjoys food, including buttered toast and gravy, as the unused bathtub in his bedroom is filled with the latter. Other foods that Ed likes are pudding skins and Chunky Puffs.
Some examples of what Ed doesn't like are vegetables and soap, meaning he does not lead a basic healthy life, much to the chagrin of the more hygienic Edd. Even so, he doesn't seem to suffer physically under his low maintenance life style.
Even though Ed is a very childlike and loving character; who will easily hug, kiss or playfully interact with other characters, the Kanker sisters are a rare exception for him. The equally loving May Kanker is often left standing.
Through and through, Ed is a loyal friend who sticks by his friends as much as he possibly can, no matter what.
Ed does not seem to have a noteworthy relationship with any member of his family, as his father usually seems uninterested and his mother often chooses Sarah's side over his.Even though Ed's parents have never been fully seen on screen, Ed's remarks and Sarah's threats give a decent impression as to what their household is like. It is also made it clear that Sarah is spoiled and Ed often gets the blame for any problem that occurs in or around the house. Nevertheless, Ed cares surprisingly a lot about Sarah.
Known Family Members:
- Ed's aunt (her arm was briefly seen in "Mission Ed-Possible.")
- Ed's father
- Ed's mother (seen as Jonny during Ed's nightmare in "Rock-a-Bye Ed.")
- Sarah
Young Ed
Toddler Ed was first seen in the episode "Every Which Way But Ed", wearing only his red-and-white shirt and a diaper. He had one big tooth and a long strand of hair. He proved himself to be incredibly strong at a young age, being able to lift an entire house very easily. In addition, Ed is shown to have the pica-like behavior he has in the present day as he ate an entire television set as part of Eddy's Bottomwess Ed scam. Even though Ed is supposed to be a toddler, he is noticeably tall.
Toddler Ed was also seen again in Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show, when Ed got shocked by the electric gum that Eddy offered to him in the prank factory scene.
Old Ed
Old Ed was first seen in the episode "Take This Ed and Shove It." He still wears the same clothes he always did, but is much older. He is bald, has a white bushy eyebrow, and long white beard with a mouse trap stuck to it. He uses a walker to help get around and apparently suffers from an uncontrollable colon. His intelligence has made no improvement at this age.
In a deleted scene, it was shown that he was married to May Kanker. Old Ed was also seen again in "Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show" when Ed got shocked by the electric gum that Eddy offered to him in the prank factory scene.
Ed in FusionFall
While Ed and Edd are absent in the future world, Eddy tells the player that "Big Ed isn't around", but doesn't mention why, or where he has gone to, inferring his death.
In the past world Ed can be found at Mt. Blackhead, having wound up there after escaping pursuit from May Kanker.
Alter Egos
- Average Joe
- Ed the Elf
- Ed the Great
- Edzilla
- King Tuckyershirtin
- Lothar
- Lothar, Viking
- Nugget the Gnome
- Peach Creek Cobbler
- Snuggle-me-Ed
- The Claw
- Ed: [Ed's stomach growls] "Eddy!" [He jumps onto Eddy]
Eddy: "You're giving me a hernia, Ed!"
Ed: "It sounds like the howl of a werewolf from the belly of Hades!"
Eddy: "Get off me!" [throws Ed off him] "That's your belly."
Ed: "Huh-huh. I'm hungry."
"An Ed Too Many"
- Ed: "I love canoes."
"Oath to an Ed"
- Ed: "Canadians are weird."
"Know it All Ed"
- Ed: "I was a moose once."
"Know it All Ed "
- Eddy: [hears phone ringing] "A pledge!" [answers] "Ed Telethon!"
Ed: [looking around in the fridge] "Eddy, do you keep donations in the fridge?" [Eddy furiously hangs up]
"Hands Across Ed"
- Eddy: [hears phone ring and answers] "Ed Telethon!"
Ed: [digging under the house] "Are donations bigger than a breadbox?" [Eddy furiously hangs up]
"Hands Across Ed "
- Ed: [while impersonating Eddy] "I have caused discomfort, 'cuz I'm Eddy!"
"Mirror, Mirror, on the Ed"
- Ed: [holds a clod of dirt above his head] "Boing! It's a lightbulb! Boing!"
"It Came From Outer Ed"
- Eddy: [in fear when noticing that the Eds are about to crash into the Kankers] "KANKERS!!"
Ed: [horrified and literally in extreme closeup] "EXTREME CLOSEUP!!"
"Don't Rain on My Ed"
- Ed': "What do you do when you live in a shoe and you ain't got no sole?"
"One of Those Eds"
- Ed: "AWAY WITH YOU, UNWANTED PESTERERS!"
Sarah: "ED! You listen to me, mister! You can't kick me out! I LIVE HERE TOO!!"
Ed: "SO MOVE!!"
"Little Ed Blue"
- Ed: "An elephant never forgets, Double D, but I forget what the elephant remembered."
- Ed: "An apple a day keeps the bus driver away, Double D!"
"Stuck in Ed"
- Ed: "Let's sing a song!"
"Dim Lit Ed"
- Ed: "FASTER, PUSSYCAT, FASTER!"
"Gimme Gimme Never Ed"
- Ed's hair color is red/ginger, as seen in the episode "Over Your Ed."
- It is revealed in the episode "Smile for the Ed" that Ed's middle name is "Horace".
- In the episode "The Luck of the Ed", it is shown that Ed's eyebrow can be removed.
- Ed is the only Ed who didn't get kissed by Nazz.
- Ed is allergic to rabbits ("Flea-Bitten Ed"), dandelions ("Honor Thy Ed"), eels ("Dueling Eds") and butterscotch pudding ("All Eds Are Off"). He may also be allergic to cats as hinted in "Mission Ed-Possible".
- In "Take This Ed and Shove It", Ed says that he wants to be rice when he grows up.
- In the episode "Look Into My Eds" it is revealed that Ed dreams of becoming a ballet dancer.
- In the episode "Boom Boom Out Goes the Ed", it's discovered that his skull is a piece of buttered toast with two holes for eye sockets and a slice of butter for the nose. But in the episode "Flea-Bitten Ed" when Edd x-rays him, he is shown to have a normal skull, but with a bone in place where his eyebrow should be. In the episode "Cool-Hand Ed" he is shown with a small brain, a bandage, a spoon, and a crushed soda can inside his head.
- Ed has acrophobia which is notably shown in "A Pinch to Grow an Ed", "Virt-Ed-Go", "Gimme Gimme Never Ed" and the "Big Picture Show".
- Ed is afraid of soap as shown in "Once Upon An Ed" and "Run For Your Ed", however he had no problem with soap in "Over Your Ed".
- Only 3 characters have managed to make Ed mad; namely Jonny 2x4, Sarah, and Eddy's Brother, not counting the episode "Little Ed Blue".
- Ed has only thought up one scam in the entire series, which turned out to be a curse copied from a comic book in "It Came From Outer Ed".
- Ed can perfectly play the flute ("Who's Minding the Ed?") and the saxophone ("Smile for the Ed"), yet forced to play the violin by his parents ("Pain in the Ed").
- According to himself in the episode "Over Your Ed", Ed's height is 5'9, which is strange considering that is the adults average height.
- While Ed can be friendly and nice, he can become angry, aggressive and/or crazy if any of the following happens to him:
- If a pebble gets stuck in his shoe (as shown in "Little Ed Blue").
- If he is interrupted while he is watching the "Eight Hour Monster Movie Marathon" (as shown in "Knock, Knock who's Ed?").
- If he has watched too many monster movies in a row for too long (as shown in "Ed, Edd n Eddy's Boo Haw Haw!").
- If he hasn't had gravy for too long (as shown in "All Eds are Off").
- If his eyebrow is stolen and used for blackmail at the risk of losing it (as shown in "Luck of the Ed").
- Ed revealed in the episode "Who, What, Where, Ed" that he used to have braces.
- In the episode "X Marks the Ed" it was revealed that Ed is afraid of wigs, yet in the episode "A Boy and His Ed" he was wearing a clown wig, and in "Quick Shot Ed", as for the comic "Sugar, Spice, Ed", he wore a woman's wig, together with Edd and Eddy.
- Ed sleepwalks/eats, as shown in "A Glass of Warm Ed" and "Run for your Ed".
- Ed has a pet turtle, as seen in "From Here to Ed" and "Run Ed Run".
- Ed got an A for history on his report card in the episode "Mission Ed-Possible". However, in an earlier shot it showed that his report card said F on everything.
- Ed once had seagulls trapped under his bed as seen in "Ready, Set... Ed!". Some of their names were "Penelope", "Edmund", and "Nestor". They all escaped when Double-D opened a window.
- In the episode "Scrambled Ed" it was shown that Ed has a collection of sponges, and hides them in his wall. This is also shown in Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show.
- He has at least four lucky charms.
- Ed can lifts a house with one or two hands, as seen in "Cry Ed" and "Every Which Way But Ed".
- Danny Antonucci said that Ed was also based on him when he was little. Ed and Danny are both dysfunctional, daydreamers, and he said like both of them when someone was doing one thing we'll be busy thinking of another.
- As seen in "Home Cooked Eds," Ed has a professional view of damage artistry.
- He gets gas when he eats strudel as mentioned in "No Speak Da Ed".
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01 Sep 2009 - 17:31Sorry for the late reply, I haven't been on AionSource for quite some time. But i'm glad to hear you'd like to spread the userbar around :) It was actually the original intention: to create a public signature userbar for those of us here at AionSource who would like to show some Asmodian pride. So the answer is Yes. Feel free to save and distribute it as you wish. -
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Get sun savvyThe end of the school year is in sight, and summer is just around the corner. My girlfriends and I can't wait to hit the beach! I'm preparing with doubled up gym visits, hitting the hot yoga mat, and I have my new bikini and Tory Burch sandals ready to go... but what about sun protection? Are you ready to prevent skin damage and future skin disease or cancer, while having fun in the sun? Well, I've done all the research for you, and put together the DOs and DON'Ts of smart sun protection. DO know that SPF is not an accurate predictor of protection!The SPF number on your sunscreen only rates protection from UVB rays, the ones that cause sunburn (think 'B' for bad burn), not UVA rays, the ones that cause wrinkling, sagging, leathering, pigmentation, aging skin and long-term damage (think 'A' for aging). Crazy right? Many believe high SPFs can be even more dangerous, because it allows you to believe you can stay in direct sun longer simply because you are not getting a sunburn, while overexposing yourself to UVA rays. You need to protect against BOTH rays. DON'T use products with chemical "active ingredient" oxybenzone and avobenzeneThese chemicals do not provide UVA ptotection; they penetrate the skin and rapidly oxidize to become potent free radicals linked with cell damage, and they are also known to be endocrine (hormone) disruptors. 10 Toxins found in common cosmetics >>DO use a zinc oxide "mineral sunscreen" insteadThe "active ingredient" zinc oxide provides broad spectrum (UVA and UVB) protection without those nasty endocrine disruptors or other harmful chemicals. The use of sunscreen is known to prevent the direct DNA damage that causes sunburn and the two most common forms of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. However, if sunscreen penetrates into the skin, like oxybenzone, it promotes indirect DNA damage, which causes the most lethal form of skin cancer: malignant melanoma. You read that correctly, your sunscreen could be causing cancer! So, use a mineral sunscreen to keep the sun protection on the surface of the skin. Think zinc! DO be sure to avoid nanoparticle zinc oxideBe sure that your zinc oxide is not formulated with nanosize particles. Be careful, though, because most are. Research shows that nanoparticles cross the cell barrier and enter organs, including the brain in humans. I, for one, am not willing to be a guinea pig. The problem is that safe sunscreens containing larger, non-nanoparticle minerals that reflect light also have a tendency to appear white on the skin, so they are not as popular with consumers who don't yet understand the benefit of zinc and harm of other types of sun protection. Well, now that you do understand this, I hope you will "get over it" and be willing take a few extra seconds to apply zinc sunscreen. DON'T use sunscreen with ingredient retinyl palmitateThe FDA released a report last spring that retinyl palmitate enhances skin cancer lesions in the presence of sunlight in animal research. Again with the guinea pig thing -- I'm definitely avoiding it! Many sunscreens unsafe for kids >>DON'T use sunscreen with endocrine disrupting parabens (methylparaben, ethylparaben, propylparaben, etc.)Just last month, the physician research team at Mt. Sinai Children's Environmental Health Center released a list of the 10 chemicals that could potentially cause autism, ADHD and neurological disorders -- and guess what -- endocrine disruptors came in at number six on the list! Future moms -- avoid it at all costs. DON'T use the ingredient "fragrance"Manufacturers can legally hide phthalates (thal-ates) and hundreds of other ingredients in this one "trade secret" ingredient. Guess what -- yup -- phthalates are endocrine disruptors, too. Stay away! Interview with eco-beauty expert Ava Anderson >>DO read labels and look up your sunscreen on the Skin Deep cosmetic databaseThe database ranks products on a 0-10 toxicity scale. Check it out. The sunscreen I used to use is an 8. What's yours? I like to remind everyone that it is all about the ingredients -- the rest is just marketing! Most big-box brand name sunscreens have multiple "hits" of endocrine disruptors in every application. Now think of how many times you reapply to yourself and your children daily. There are actually some sunscreens with all four of these endocrine disrupting offenders -- parabens, retinyl palmitate, fragrance and octinoxate. Yikes! DO reapply often and cover upYou should apply sunscreen to dry skin 30 minutes before going outdoors. Apply sunscreen liberally. Be careful to cover exposed areas. Sunscreen should be applied in the morning and reapplied every two hours, or sooner after swimming, showering or sweating. Reapply often for maximum protection, especially if you have towel-dried. Avoid exposure from the strongest sun (between 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.) when possible. Get covered, go wild and get a great hat! DO give my AVA Sunscreen a tryWe are really proud of this product -- it is a great moisturizer that also happens to be a sunscreen, all organic and no harmful chemicals. Yes, you need to rub it in a bit, but based on all of this information, isn't it worth it? AVA Sunscreen ingredients: active ingredients: zinc oxide (21 percent, non-nanoparticle). inactive: beeswax (organic), theobroma cacao seed butter (organic cocoa butter), butyrospermum parkii (organic shea butter), olea europaea (organic olive oil), simmondsia chinensis (organic jojoba oil).
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Originally Posted by Angie Political forum. It's a bit... contentious at times. Thanks. Never been to the political forum, but I can imagine that it is lively. I've heard people make reference to the cave, but always in negative terms, so I assumed it was something like purgatory! ... Hmmm.
Originally Posted by Mr Janny Thanks for the kind words. I know that mods can appear to be overbearing, power mad, biased, and easy to hate. And in spite of that, I still see all this good will directed our way. It really makes me stop and think..... that I've been way too easy on you guys. If only you would ban all of the people that I want to be banned... sigh, maybe someday.
Originally Posted by clonedude Football is just a stupid game. Who cares who has the better football team. It's just a game.
Look at all you brown nosing, good for nothing, sucking up you guys are doing. What a bunch of losers you all are. I see most of your lips implanted on the backside of the mods as they walk by. Get real... Ok... Now that I got that out of my system. Thanks for giving us a place to have fun, talk with others, and in some cases make new friends. You guys do a great job. Sorry I'm putting this in a smaller font.....
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Originally Posted by Angie Political forum. It's a bit... contentious at times. Contentious....
Also, in honor of thank the moderators day... I think everyone should be granted access to the moderators-only section of the forum! It would really help us all appreciate what you good folks do if we could see everything that goes on behind the scenes!
Originally Posted by Cyclonepride Contentious.... Your new avatar?
I suppose you guys are ok, even though sometimes you can be bigger buzzkills than..
Well done mods!
Now that MBB is back, do we still have to pretend that WBB matters? -acgclone
BIG PROPS to all the Mods - we know how much you do for the site to make it enjoyable for those that come on there. We really appreciate all your work in making CF the best damn team site on the internet!!
Originally Posted by Angie Your new avatar? Too big sadly, and I has no computer skills to make it so.
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It is too bad we have to make a special thread to thank the moderators, we should just thank them every day, and at all times and in all places. We should just lavish our affections constantly on moderators. We should change their name from moderator to "guardian angels" probably playing off one of our moderator's already appropriate username.
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Originally Posted by blazear BIG PROPS to all the Mods - we know how much you do for the site to make it enjoyable for those that come on there. We really appreciate all your work in making CF the best damn team site on the internet!! A wild blazear appears.... gotta catch them all. what is your favorite kind of all beef weiner mr blazear? I enjoy both nathans and hebrew national. Also, thanks for doing all that stuff you do mods, and for not banning me much. Appreciate it.
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Faster and better production campaigns promise a compelling competitive advantage.
Agile manufacturing is all about achieving rapid changeover between different products with minimum disruption to the process involved. Increasingly, particularly for batch operations, this relies on real-time information.
"Batch production must take into account varying raw material properties and potencies to ensure a quality end product. Access to this sort of information in real-time is very important. Batch systems need to take advantage of this information to dynamically adjust operating quantities. Also, standard batch products need to adjust to variances in ingredient delivery and adjust all remaining feeds to stay within specification without requiring custom engineering," explains Andrew Stump, batch, information and advanced process control segment manager, process systems team, Rockwell Automation, Mayfield Heights, Ohio.
The growing trend of utilizing real-time production data crucially depends on collecting such data within the context of production activities, notes Stump. Two approaches dominate. In the first, real-time batch reporting summarizes production details and process trend data for on-demand review — generally via a fixed format report for a defined purpose. In the second, tools, such as Gantt chart view of activity tied to process conditions at that moment, allow real-time analysis of batch execution — enabling users to shift time horizons, correlate process trend data and look at different parts of batch activity and their impact on production.
"By collecting this data, it enables users to leverage historical event and trend data for real-time golden batch analysis with real-time monitoring software to identify variation in the model," he adds.
However, one size doesn't fit all, Stump says. "There is a need for local standalone skid-based batch control. These systems should offer the flexibility to fit into larger process trains without re-engineering."
An automation upgrade project carried out at the Axis, Ala., plant of Philadelphia-based Arkema, Inc., shows the importance of collecting real-time data. To create impact modifiers for polymers, Arkema's engineers use a batch reactor to produce a liquid latex material that then goes into a spray dryer as part of a continuous process. Each batch takes about 12.5 hours to complete. The plant annually makes about 85 million pounds of 15 different impact modifiers.
Arkema was suffering increasing problems with its legacy distributed control system. (Half the plant used a 28-year-old version and the other half a 15-year-old one.) It was struggling to find both the people and equipment to make necessary repairs. At the same time, a simple recipe change could shut down the plant for ten hours — while failure episodes were costing $42,000 every month.
"More importantly, safety concerns were starting to crop up. The plant experienced a few potentially critical incidents stemming from aging I/O [input/output] hardware and control systems that were overburdened. As the current system lacked condition-monitoring capabilities, plant personnel were not alerted to problems until it was too late," notes John Bryant, engineering and maintenance manager.
The site upgraded to PlantPAx from Rockwell. This system helps meet long-term control system needs and minimizes production risks. Its FactoryTalk Batch recipe management software ensures batch quality and helps reduce manual adjustments while adhering to S88-compliancy.
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Diazepam tablets are indicated for the management of anxiety disorders or for the short-term relief of the symptoms of anxiety.
Anxiety or tension associated with the stress of everyday life usually does not require treatment with an anxiolytic.In acute alcohol withdrawal, diazepam tablets may be useful in the symptomatic relief of acute agitation, tremor, impending or acute delirium tremens and hallucinosis.Diazepam tablets are a useful adjunct for the relief of skeletal muscle spasm due to reflex spasm to local pathology (such as inflammation of the muscles or joints, or secondary to trauma); spasticity caused by upper motor neuron disorders (such as cerebral palsy and paraplegia); athetosis; and stiff-man syndrome.Oral diazepam tablets may be used adjunctively in convulsive disorders, although it has not proved useful as the sole therapy.The effectiveness of diazepam in long-term use, that is, more than 4 months, has not been assessed by systematic clinical studies.
The physician should periodically reassess the usefulness of the drug for the individual patient.Diazepam tablets are contraindicated in patients with a known hypersensitivity to this drug and, because of lack of sufficient clinical experience, in pediatric patients under 6 months of age.
It may be used in patients with open angle glaucoma who are receiving appropriate therapy, but is contraindicated in acute narrow angle glaucoma.Diazepam tablets are not of value in the treatment of psychotic patients and should not be employed in lieu of appropriate treatment.
As is true of most preparations containing CNS-acting drugs, patients receiving diazepam should be cautioned against engaging in hazardous occupations requiring complete mental alertness such as operating machinery or driving a motor vehicle.As with other agents which have anticonvulsant activity, when diazepam is used as an adjunct in treating convulsive disorders, the possibility of an increase in the frequency and/or severity of grand mal seizures may require an increase in the dosage of standard anticonvulsant medication.
Abrupt withdrawal of diazepam in such cases may also be associated with temporary increase in the frequency and/or severity of seizures.Since diazepam has a central nervous system depressant effect, patients should be advised against the simultaneous ingestion of alcohol and other CNS-depressant drugs during diazepam therapy.Usage in Pregnancy: An increased risk of congenital malformations associated with the use of minor tranquilizers (diazepam, meprobamate and chlordiazepoxide) during the first trimester of pregnancy has been suggested in several studies.
Because use of these drugs is rarely a matter of urgency, their use during this period should almost always be avoided.
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Hi.. I have two old chairs that I rescued from the garbage. They are wood frames and the 'seat' is some sort of wicker (its more like thick twine actually!!!) I would like to paint them and then replace the wicker 'seat' with a cushioned one. I have no idea how I would do this because without the wicker, there is no seat at all... Can anyone help me?
is the seat removable from the rest of the chair? do you have picture?
how about just getting a very thin piece of plywood cut to the shape of the seat (do you have a jigsaw?) for extra stability then place on top a 1-2" foam also in the shape of the seat and with a fabric of your choice wrap it around the seat and staple from beneath? you could just add the cushion part if the wicker seat is strong enough as is...
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Mitt Romney Changed Positions on Abortion Then and Now: Mitt Romney's Positions on Reproductive Rights by Annie Gabillet 10/03/12 4 Reactions 9 Shares Print 0 2 3 4 0 Happy presidential debate day! You can join us for our LIVE debate preshow and postshow on PopSugar as President Obama comes face-to-face with his challenger, Mitt Romney. When running for the Senate or governor in liberal Massachusetts, Romney took nuanced positions on topics like abortion and emergency contraception. But over time, some of his positions on reproductive rights have changed in significant ways. In the '90s, he said, "I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country," while today he wants to see the end of Roe v. Wade and abortion limited. Still, Romney has been somewhat consistent on a few issues and has offered some explanations on others, saying he simply changed his mind on abortion and that it's OK to. Let's evaluate Mitt Romney's reputation as a flip-flopper to see where he stood and now stands on issues crucial to women voters. Source: Getty Abortion: Then What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When he was running for the Senate against Ted Kennedy in 1994, Mitt Romney called on his personal experience to prove his pro-choice credentials. During a debate, Romney said: "I had a dear, close family relative that was very close to me who passed away from an illegal abortion. It is since that time that my mother and my family have been committed to the belief that we can believe as we want, but we will not force our beliefs on others on that matter. And you will not see me wavering on that." Source: Getty 1 / 10 Abortion: Now What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Despite his previous statements that he didn't "believe that it's appropriate to legislate one's personal view for the entire country," Romney changed his mind and would now work to limit abortion. He now states: "I believe people understand that I'm firmly pro-life. I will support justices who believe in following the Constitution and not legislating from the bench. And I believe in the sanctity of life from the very beginning until the very end." He thinks "abortion should be limited to only instances of rape, incest, or to save the life of the mother," allowing for some exceptions in extreme cases, something other Republicans like Rick Santorum do not. Source: Getty 2 / 10 Overturning Roe v. Wade: Then What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In addition to supporting abortion rights in the past, Mitt Romney was content with abortion rights being defined nationally by the Supreme Court. In 1994, Romney said, "I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I believe that Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years, that we should sustain and support it, and I sustain and support that law and the right of a woman to make that choice." Source: Getty 3 / 10 Overturning Roe v. Wade: Now What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mitt Romney now considers Roe v. Wade bad law and thinks abortion laws should be made state by state, explaining: "I would like to see each state be able to make its own decision regarding abortion rather than have a one-size-fits-all blanket pronouncement by the Supreme Court." Source: Getty 4 / 10 Birth Control: Then What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Romney has always supported contraception, and as governor he did not challenge a law that would require church-affiliated employers to cover birth control. Source: Getty 6 / 10 Birth Control: Now What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Romney has stayed pretty consistent on supporting contraception, and unlike Rick Santorum he doesn't think states should have the right to ban it. He says, "I can't imagine a state banning contraception. I can't imagine the circumstances where a state would want to do so." In Romney's words, "Contraception, it's working just fine. Just leave it alone." But while Massachusetts required all insurance plans to cover contraception while he was governor, he called Obama's similar plan an "assault on religion." Source: Getty 6 / 10 Emergency Contraception: Then What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 On a 2002 Planned Parenthood questionnaire, Romney wrote that he supports efforts to increase access to emergency contraception. And in 2005, after an initial veto, then Governor Mitt Romney signed a Massachusetts bill that required all hospitals, including religious hospitals, to provide emergency contraception to rape victims. Source: Getty 7 / 10 Emergency Contraception: Now What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Late last year, Mitt Romney said he would support a personhood amendment to his state's constitution that would define life as beginning at conception, which would lead to the outlawing of abortion, as well as some contraception, including the morning-after pill and perhaps even the traditional pill, since both can prevent a fertilized egg from being implanted. So while he says he supports contraception, that position would be inconsistent with a personhood amendment. The confusing position led Rachel Maddow to explain how birth control works to the GOP candidate last Fall. Source: Getty 8 / 10 Planned Parenthood: Then What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mitt and Ann Romney attended a Planned Parenthood fundraiser in the '90s and even cut a check to the organization. In 2002, he filled out the group's questionnaire and marked that he supports Roe v. Wade and funding abortion services to low-income women through Medicaid. Source: Getty 9 / 10 Panned Parenthood: Now What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "As president, I will end federal funding for abortion advocates like Planned Parenthood," Mitt Romney claims. Romney says, "Look, the idea that we're subsidizing an institution which is providing abortion, in my view, is wrong. Planned Parenthood ought to stand on their own feet, and should not get government subsidy." 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There's an old joke in Motörhead circles concerning Lemmy Kilmister, founder and driving force of the band, that eventually made its way into the rather idiotic, adolescent comedy film Airheads . It goes like this: "In a fight between God and Lemmy, who would win?" The answer? "Trick question. Lemmy is God."
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