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Machine control really has defined what it means to be a metal fabricator. Boiled down, the job is about turning a design concept into a metallic reality, and the control interface is where the rubber hits the road.
September 14, 2010
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August 31, 2010
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August 26, 2010
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August 4, 2010
Lean manufacturing has origins in the low-mix, high-volume world. But many job shops have successfully adapted the methodology to the high-mix, low-volume world. The key is to focus on operational commonalities.
August 2, 2010
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July 30, 2010
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July 30, 2010
Streamlining bending operations at a Chicago area fabricator was instrumental in the company's lean manufacturing efforts. Batch sizes and lead-times both have plummeted in recent years.
July 26, 2010
"Caterpillar flaunts its muscle." You've got to admit, that's a great headline. After reading the story in Friday's Wall Street Journal, I thought back to a blog I wrote while sitting in the Las Vegas expo center's coffee shop (which happened to have good Internet access), about 200...
July 19, 2010
I'm glad I talked with Drew Greenblatt last week. Otherwise, news of waning manufacturing output might have gotten to me. At Greenblatt's company, Marlin Steel Wire Products, output certainly isn't waning. The 28-employee contract manufacturer has grown throughout the recession, and much of...
July 13, 2010
In April 2010, more than 100 wordsmiths from 30 countries traveled from as far away as New Zealand and Australia to the picturesque hills of County Monaghan, northwest of Dublin, to visit Combilift, a forklift manufacturer that manufactures locally, but sells globally.
July 8, 2010
The country continues to fret about unemployment. Millions want jobs, and millions of business owners want those people to have jobs so that they'll buy products. Most business owners, though, don't want to be the ones hiring. That's where the government has stepped in. Of course, government...
July 1, 2010
Fiber lasers have enormous potential in metal fabrication. They aren't a panacea, but for certain applications, they may be extremely attractive. They're solid-state, require less maintenance, and often can cut twice as fast as their CO2 counterparts.


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Date:Tuesday November 15 2011
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Peter Houston has hailed the arrival of former Hearts skipper Robbie Neilson to Tannadice.
The 31-year-old Scottish cap has signed until the end of the season and is set to face his former club at the weekend.
Neilson made over two hundred senior appearances for the Edinburgh club before joining Leicester City in July 2009. But he was released in the summer after an earlier loan spell at Brentford.
"He is a quality defender who can play right across the back four," Houston told United's official website. "And Robbie will be a great addition to our team. It isn't often you get the opportunity to add someone with Robbie's ability and experience to a squad at this time of the season.
"I've known him since he was a young lad at Hearts and, having played around 200 games for Hearts and also having played football in the Championship, he will bring great experience to the squad."
Date:Tuesday November 15 2011
Time: 8:21PM
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Winger aims to banish disappointment (Thursday November 27 2014)
Teenager determined to kick on (Tuesday November 25 2014)
Midfielder happy with winning return (Tuesday November 25 2014)
Fee to be decided (Tuesday November 25 2014)
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|Duo doubtful for Celtic
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A deadly friendship: The addiction that killed Peaches and my son Freddy by James McConnel
After his son Freddy died of an overdose, James McConnel found a diary entry: 'Peaches is coming and I'm going to inject for the first time.' Here he tells how addiction destroyed them
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A few days after our son Freddy died from a heroin overdose in 2011, we came across the following entry in one of his last diaries: "Peaches is coming over later and I am going to inject for the first time. Perhaps I will die. I hope I don't."
In the days after the equally tragic death of Peaches Geldof, calls and emails I received from friends went along the lines of: "So sorry, it must be a painful reminder ..."
Yes, it certainly was — but I was touched by the sentiment. However, the unspoken subtext within one supposedly sympathetic call from a journalist was very clear: "Do you feel a sense of poetic justice?"
No. Of course I don't. To the contrary, I feel desperately sorry; not just for Peaches herself and how dreadfully unhappy she must have been for so long, but obviously for those left behind; her family and close friends. They are survivors in what is essentially an addiction-fuelled train wreck and their lives will have been shattered.
Bob Geldof, in describing himself as being "beyond grief", puts it chillingly well. As a parent, when it relates to your child, the word "dead" somehow raises itself to a horrifying new level and personally I found those early stages entirely unexpected. Shock, yes obviously, but also bewilderment, guilt, anger, then inexplicable periods of complete calm… followed by spontaneous spasms of uncontrollable crying in which towels, not tissues, were the order of the day.
However, it's the phrase "addiction-fuelled" which is key here. For me, addiction is a disease, an illness, every bit as valid and as devastating as cancer … possibly more so, because the behavioural symptoms of the sufferer cause devastation to all those around them. In fact, it has been estimated that up to 30 people — family and friends — are negatively affected by the actions of a fully-fledged addict in their midst. In a further sick twist, thanks to one of its most insidious symptoms — denial — it is also the only disease which convinces you that you don't have it.
Peaches Geldof in happier times Addiction gradually invades a person, body and soul, to the extent that they become something else. They are no longer the people they were. Peaches but not Peaches. Freddy but not Freddy. Their usual senses of morality no longer apply. For an addict, the Addiction God is all that matters. Nothing, and I do mean nothing, takes precedence. Not work, not spouse, not friends, not even children are allowed to interfere with the procuring of that next fix. It is an all-consuming obsession, and even if there are brief moments of mental clarity within the maelstrom, when the addict perhaps contemplates the devastation he/she might be causing, the impulse to serve the Addiction God will always win out. Always.
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Honesty is an early casualty. Lying, cheating and stealing reside in the top drawer of the addict's tool chest. Freddy stole from me on numerous occasions, whether it was cash or "stuff" to sell. Living with an addict — and Freddy did live with me a lot of the time — you eventually begin to question your own sanity. When "stuff" and money start disappearing, you're so desperate to believe that your child can't possibly be stealing from you that you convince yourself that either you've been forgetful and somehow "lost" that 50 quid, or worse, your suspicions fall on others – your cleaning lady, the postman even…
And then you become dishonest yourself. I began sneaking looks at Freddy's mobile phone texts and emails, and even though there were numerous references to words such as "horse" (slang for heroin) and "gear" — I still didn't want to believe it.
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So when I read in the papers about what Peaches did — or indeed anyone in the grip of this foul disease — the thing I'm always careful to remember is that it's not them. It's the addiction. Somehow the Addiction God kidnaps their ability to think or behave rationally. My ex-wife Annie summed up both our feelings very well on Freddy's Facebook page this morning.
"So sorry for her family. Freddy will definitely be looking after her. Let us remember when the press rip her apart that 'Lady Heroin' is a very powerful pull and recovery is hard daily work for an addict. Forever. Whether you love your babies or not, one single weak moment is all it takes. What a total tragedy for her family."
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This column is delivered too early to consider Friday night's edition, so it was not heartlessness that stopped me from mentioning Pat Archer's apparent heart attack last week - just timing. It was a great scene, played to the hilt, and it was with a lovely feeling of schadenfreude that I, along with millions of others, tuned in on Sunday to see what had happened.
Of course, I need not have bothered. For if there are any rules in The Archers, they are these: 1. If two characters are talking in a moving car, there will be an accident or, at the very least, a combine harvester blocking the road. 2. Nothing ever happens on a Sunday. Why? Because the Sunday Archers is an innovation, and Archers listeners are innovation- resistant. To get us to tune in on Sunday evenings will take years, if not decades, of bogus cliff-hangers. Until then, Sunday is kept free of incident, and free of interest.
The other reason lies in its anxious second-guessing of the national mood. For things in The Archers are not quite like real life; it is a sort of magical-realist version of it, like a Salman Rushdie novel. For example, about 80 per cent of Archers characters go to church every Sunday, as opposed to 2 per cent of real Britons. So instead of Pat Archer lying in a coma in Borchester General, we had Alastair and Shula and her revolting son and the rest singing not one but two verses of "Ride on, ride on in majesty". Plus a sermon. And Pat? It had only been a panic attack. What a rotten con. So: don't ever listen to The Archers on a Sunday. Don't listen to it tonight, especially. There will be egg-rolling.
The Moral Maze (R4) celebrated its 200th edition on Wednesday with the biggie implied by the programme's very existence: Evil - does it exist? The regular panel were all on typical form. I will summarise their arguments in their own words. David Starkey says evil is "a mere yah-boo word, a hindrance to any kind of serious understanding.... Seeing the world as `evil' and `good' is exactly what leads to evil." Janet Daley (sardonically): "If we're shaped inexorably by social influences, then no one is responsible for his actions, either good or bad, guilt is defined out of existence, there is no such thing as moral choice," etcetera. Ian Hargreaves said "no one is wholly evil" but I dozed off for the rest of his sentence, and Dr David Cook, "the medical ethicist from Oxford", although he's actually from Scotland, said that we were all like the apostle Paul.
If you do not know The Moral Maze, the drill is this. The panellists posture like pre-match wrestlers, and then try to bully and humiliate guests who often know far more about the subject under discussion than they do. Every week you can be depressed or indeed naughtily thrilled by the spectacle of informed opinion being jumped up and down on by theory or prejudice.
Like frenzied pensioners at wrestling matches, audiences have strange love-hate feelings for certain panellists. Janet Daley is the most useful member of the team, in that her somewhat rancid free-market rightism clears up every moment of moral or ethical confusion you may have had, like this: everything she says is wrong. It really is as simple as that. Last week she was convinced that saying society could influence people to act in malicious ways was to "define evil out of existence". She was fond of the phrase and considered its repetition gave her argument substance enough.
David Starkey is the cleverest member of the panel, which would be bad enough, but enrages people further by perversely, from sheer intellectual impishness, taking weird positions whose main attraction for him is that no one has ever taken them before. It may occur to him that there is a reason for this, but he keeps quiet about it. He is, in a funny way, admirable. "I may be tiresome but I'm not evil," as he said at one point.
The other two panellists are makeweights by comparison. Cook sounds religious and Hargreaves a decent woolly liberal, hired for his very reasonableness, which is not what we listen to the MM for.
This anniversary edition had the panel for once not quite saying boo to Helen Bamber, director of the Medical Foundation for the Victims of Torture. "We have 16,500 people on our books," she said in an understated fashion, which shut people up. Oliver James, the psychologist, worked Daley up into a frenzy by quoting a scientific study of criminal behaviour which did not agree with Janet Daley.
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WIKA is one of several recent wins for Gwinnett, many involving international companies.
In August, economic development officials said three Japanese companies plan to put North American operations in Gwinnett.
There was no word on how many jobs the companies would bring to the region.
In January, communications equipment firm ViaSat Inc. said it planned to add 275 jobs, more than doubling its local workforce.
The list of internationally-based businesses in Gwinnett exceeds 500, and more than 70 of those are companies based out of Germany.
Gwinnett officials have built strong trade partnerships with Germany over the years.
Economic development teams have focused on the recruitment and expansion of global manufacturing companies, said Troels Adrian, a project manager for advanced manufacturing and supply chain management with Gwinnett Chamber Economic Development and Partnership Gwinnett.
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In addition to honoring those who have bravely fought to defend our country overseas, Memorial Day informally marks the start of summer. Each year, to embrace the sunshine and warm weather, the Levittown Chamber of Commerce invites the community to come to its annual Memorial Day Fair behind the Tri-County Flea Market. "It's our single fundraiser of the year," said Steven Philmus, president of the Levittown Chamber of Commerce, "and it has always been a successful event for more than 20 years."
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According to the handlers, Vincent and Georgina Von Duke, they do not declaw their big cats or remove their canines, unlike most other exotic animal acts.
"Whenever animals of any species are being exploited under the disguise of entertainment, they fall in the hands of our elected officials as to whether this should be tolerated or even welcomed by society," President of Hope for Hempstead Shelter United Diane Madden said during the demonstration. "The message here is that our town and county officials must accept the responsibility they have historically disowned, which is to protect these voiceless beings."
Philmus explained that the Levittown chamber certainly plans to reevaluate having exotic animals at the event based on the comments that were made.
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