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Bernard Krone Holding
|GmbH & Co. KG
|Heavy equipment
|Key people
|Alfons Veer
Bernard Krone
Siegfried Wickert
Gero Schulze Isfort
Advisory Board:
Dr.-Ing. E.h. Bernard Krone[1]
Dr. Wilhelm-Friedrich Holtgrave
Bernd Meerpohl
|agricultural machinery, semi trailers, trailers, tippers, box vehicles, swap systems and others
|approx. 1,201 Mrd. Euro (2006/07)
|approx. 2000
The Bernard Krone Holding GmbH & Co. KG goes back to the year 1906 when Bernard and Anna Krone founded as a blacksmith's shop. He sold agricultural hardware, ovens and stowes.
In 1924 he bequeathed his business to his son who was also named Bernard.
The holding, still family property,[2] consists of three judicially independent companies:
- Fahrzeugwerk (Vehicle Manufactury) Bernard Krone GmbH
- Maschinenfabrik (Machine Manufactury) Bernard Krone GmbH
- Landtechnik Vertrieb und Dienstleistungen (Agricultural Distribution and Services) Bernard Krone Gmbh
The main works are in Spelle und Werlte.[3] Dr.-Ing. E. h. Bernard Krone, owner and Chairman of the Advisory Board of Bernard Krone Holding GmbH & Co. KG is member of the Presiding Board of the VDA (Verband der Automobilindustrie = German Car Industry Association)[4]
Vehicle Manufactory[edit]
Fahrzeugwerk Bernard Krone GmbH builds trailers, semi trailers, swap systems,[5] steel-clad swap bodies[6] and insulated refrigerated bodies,[7] carriers and superstructures.[8]
The company has subsidiaries in four countries.[9]
Machine Manufactory[edit]
Maschinenfabrik Bernard Krone GmbH is one of Europe's foremost producers of forage wagons,[10] self-loading forage wagons, disc mowers, rotary tedders, rakes, large square balers, round balers, forage harvesters[11] and high-performance mower conditioners.[12]
The company is present in many countries including the USA.[13][14]
Agricultural Distribution and Services[edit]
Landtechnik Vertrieb und Dienstleistungen Bernard Krone Gmbh offers a variety of services and also deals with machines and vehicles of other producers.
- ^ "How the trailer and body industry responds to changing customer structures". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "The Krone family business – leaders in agricultural machinery – Made in Germany". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "Fahrzeugwerk Bernard Krone GmbH, manufacturer of the Krone Mega, is based in Werlte, Germany.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "The other members of the Presiding Board and the Vice-presidents – Dr Jürgen Geissinger, CEO of the Schaeffler Group; Dr.-Ing. E. h. Bernard Krone, owner and Chairman of the Advisory Board of Bernard Krone Holding GmbH & Co. KG; and Dr Dieter Zetsche, Chairman of the Board of Management at Daimler AG – were also unanimously re-elected.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "Krone is a German manufacturer of trailers and semi trailers. The product range comprises semi trailers, swap systems, trailers, and rigid bodywork.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "Krone achieved another production record in 2007 when its dedicated plant at Herzlake, operated by longstanding partner Bruggen Komponenten GmbH, delivered over 12,500 steel-clad swap bodies plus a few hundred of more specialised type". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "Bernard Krone A/S manufactures insulated refrigerated bodies in Scandinavia. It offers various refrigerated trailers. Bernard Krone A/S was formerly known as Krone-Wabash A/S. The company was founded in 1968 and is based in Kjellerup-Hvam, Denmark. Bernard Krone A/S operates as a subsidiary of Bernard Krone Holding GmbH & Co. KG.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "The company already has a tradition of over 100 years, and its product portfolio includes curtain siders, insulated trailers and semi-trailers, container chassis, swap bodies, carriers and superstructures.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "Ever since the production of commercial vehicles in Emsland started 30 years ago, Krone produces at four locations within Europe in cooperation with the long-time expert partner Brüggen. In fall 2011 an additional plant in Turkey will start with the production of semi-trailers.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "More than a third of all forage wagons sold in Germany are manufactured by Krone. This is evidenced by the latest sales statistics for the 2009/2010 season". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "This includes disc mowers, rotary tedders, rakes, self-loading forage wagons, large square balers, round balers as well as the self-propelled high performance mower conditioner BiG M and the self-propelled forage harvester BiG X.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "The complete Krone program includes disc mowers, rotary tedders, rotary rakes, loading and discharge wagons and big pack balers and round balers. The Krone product line also includes two self-propelled machines: the Big M high-performance mower conditioner and the Big X exact forage har-vester.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "On Wednesday, August 16, 2006, a U.S. federal trademark registration was filed for KRONE.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.
- ^ "Maschinenfabrik Bernard Krone Gmbh exports products to M & W Gear Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania via Bremerhaven.". Retrieved 2011-06-05.

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Making headlines today:
Public Enterprises Minister Barbara Hogan says that the US government has reportedly indicated to the South African government that it would abstain from the Eskom World Bank loan vote in early April. The vote is expected to take place on either April 7 or 8, 2010.
The US had initially objected to the 3,75-billion-dollar finance package, owing to the fact that some of the capital would go to the 120-billion-rand Medupi coal-fired power station. The US said that this could conflict with the World Bank's climate-change policy guidelines.
The decision to abstain appeared to open the way for the loan, while demonstrating the perceived responsiveness of the US to South African, international and US environmental pressure groups, which oppose the loan.
Serious questions have been raised about whether or not the project remains on schedule ever since engineering contractor Murray & Roberts indicated that it had been experiencing significant scope changes and delays with its boiler and the civil contracts at Medupi.
The 4 800-MW power plant is being built as a cost of about 120-billion-rand at a site in Limpopo province.
South Africa is still waiting for a 2,9-billion-rand repayment from European planemaker Airbus, which hasn't acknowledged a cancelled deal.
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The LaRue County Public Library has several new books and DVDs:
DVDs– Hugo; Puss in Boots; The Way; Tooth Fairy 2; Wyatt Earp's Revenge; Footloose; and Jack and Jill.
Books– Living Trusts for Everyone by Ronald Farrin Sharp; Eisenhower in War and Peace by Jean Edward Smith; Letters of Ernest Hemingway 1907-1922 by Ernest Hemingway; We Bought a Zoo by Benjamin Mee; Small Business Start Up Kit by Peri H. Pakroo; Catch Me by Lisa Gardner; and Celebrity in Death by J.D. Robb.
Family and friends surprised Lorene Noe with a party March 10 honoring her 80th birthday.
Attending were her children, Arthur Noe, Carolyn Noe, Ruby Stearman, James Noe, Brenda Skaggs, Lou Loyall, Wayne Loyall and Ricky and Sandra Loyall.
Grandchildren attending with family were Curtis and Christy Noe, Gene Johnson and children, Mark and Hope Noe, Michael and Sissy Stearman, Melisa and Bryon Logsdon, Kenneth and Ginny Bailey, Billy Noe, Megan and Ryan Loyall and Kayla Powers.
Dr. Robert Doty, a retired Campbellsville University English professor, will be having a nature photo exhibit of birds through March 30 in Campbellsville University's Art Gallery, 205 University Drive, Campbellsville.
The exhibit will feature birds from Florida, Kentucky, Illinois and Ontario. Most of the images are made with a Nikon D 40 with three lenses – Nikkor AF-S 18-55, 55-200 and 70-300.
Some people might feel a tinge of nostalgia when they hear the phrase, "Rebeleers, sound off!" It's the cheer for the East Hardin High School band. Angela Carter wants to hear from those who remember.
Carter, a 1975 graduate of East Hardin High School, is planning a reunion of the East Hardin Rebeleer Band from 4 to 11 p.m. June 16 at Pritchard Community Center in Elizabethtown. The reunion is open to any member, parent or volunteer who worked with the program. Carter hopes many Rebeleers with fond memories will want to catch up.
Prime Time Band to perform
A dance will be held 7-10 p.m. March 16 at the LaRue County Senior Center, 112 N. Walters Ave., Hodgenville. The Prime Time Band will perform with musicians Jim Walters, Ronnie Priddy, Leroy Sherrard, Larry Seelye, Doug Gary and Joyce Oliver. For more information, call 737-5655 or 270-766-4437.
EHLRTA to meet
The American Dietetic Association, the world's largest organization of food and nutrition professionals, officially changed its name to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics on Jan. 1. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics in existence since 1917 as the American Dietetic Association, after working to feed the troops healthfully during World War I, continues its nearly 100 year mission of commitment to improving the nation's health and advancing the profession of dietetics through research, education and advocacy.
Parkinson's Support Group
The Parkinson's Support Group will meet 4 p.m. March 15 at HealthSouth Lakeview Rehabilitation Hospital, 134 Heartland Drive, Elizabethtown. The topic is Pharmacology and Parkinson's Disease. For more information, call Marcie Britain at 769-3100, Ext. 357.
LaRue County Diabetes Support Group
The LaRue County Diabetes Support Group will meet 6:30-7:30 p.m. March 15 in the rear meeting room of the LaRue County Extension Office.
Lucas Pepper and Steven Willman, two members of local Boy Scout Troop 151, received their Eagle Scout badges, the highest rank attainable in scouting, Feb. 26 at a ceremony at Harvestland Community Church near Hodgenville.
Glen Rice, Family and Friends Musical Concert will be 7 p.m. Friday, April 20, at the Performing Arts Center at John Hardin High School in Elizabethtown.
Besides Rice, performers include Ron Benningfield, Eddie Black, Glenn Williams, Rick Durham, Mike Ash, Camille Turner, Freddy Helm and Tony Cooke.
Guests are Ryne Brashear, Mike Boughey, Pat Portman, Allie Shae Hash and Harold Hutchins.
Performers in the "Future Stars" segment are Josh Proctor, Lena Aldridge, Joseph Williams, Kristi Brady and Nick Cambron.
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Crews from PPL, MetEd and PECO Energy have been working around the clock to restore power.
More than 360,000 PPL customers are still without power, as of mid-afternoon Tuesday.
That includes more than 112,000 in Lehigh County, and more than 56,000 thousand in Northampton.
As for Met-Ed customers, more than 55,000 are in the dark in Northampton County and more than 50,000 are affected in Berks.
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Assuming your schedule isn't overfilled with important stuff like laundry, oil changes, and overtime, chances are you've heard-- or more likely heard about-- Fannypack's "Cameltoe". It's half-smash, half-novelty; its tight cartoon booty-beat leaps out of car speakers like a G-rated "Me So Horny", but its radio play has more to do with the two teenage girls dropping lines like "Is your crotch hungry, girl?/ Cause it's eating your pants."
But we are not going to talk about "Cameltoe", which turns out to be one of the less interesting tracks on the full-length So Stylistic (most interesting: "Hey Mami", which we'll get to in a second). Instead, we will review the story-so-far of Fannypack, and then I will explain why I might be mining this little collection for mix-tape fodder pretty heavily over the coming weeks.
The Fannypack concept comes from a couple of DJs-- Matt Goias and "Fancy"-- who got frustrated with the big beats-per-minute gulf between danceable house and slow-loping hip-hop hits, which please crowds but aren't as good for working up a sweat. Their go-getting solution to this problem is an intuitive mash-up of a few things: rumpshaker club hip-hop of the booty-bouncing, system-rattling kind (it doesn't get made much anymore); the clean-lined robotic twitching of old-school electro breakdance tracks, and the straighter rush and careful production of house and techno. All of which makes it sound a million times more complicated than it really is, but the fact that this stuff can be so straightforward and yet naggingly unique is its biggest gift: critics have hemmed and hawed about it and mostly just agreed that it reminds them of L'Trimm's memorable one-hit "Cars with the Boom".
Which brings us up to the next part. L'Trimm's Bunny and Tigra were two very young girls in snappy outfits who didn't rhyme so much as talk and preen and be awesome; Goias and Fancy, after enlisting red-headed indie-chick Cat for the tracks they were working up, hit on something similar. Goias claims he just happened to hear 18-year-old Jessibel Suthiwong screaming across a Brooklyn street one day and figured she was exactly what they needed; she and her even younger friend Belinda are here for lifesize bratty cool much more than award-winning mic-handling. Soon enough, they were decked out in fab accessories-- Belinda's shoes versus Cat's scarf!-- and posing for the cover of this record. For the electro girl-group W.I.T., producer Larry Tee found three micro-dressed prettygirls to pose, giggle, and flirt; Fannypack has the same New York fashion-plate fun-time vibe, only these kids are far more earnest than they are camp.
And no, of course it's not a good record by the high-modernist rock-boy standards of seriousness and emotional outpouring and whatnot. But neither, "Cameltoe" notwithstanding, is it just a bit of brainless fun. Between Goias and Fancy's remarkable drop-rolling bass science and the girls' bratty-Brooklynite rhyming, the better singles on here wind up sounding like something unprecedented: a booty-bass record for small children. There's just no other way to describe it: the guys' clever boings and beeps tend to be as cute as they are ass-twitching, making the whole thing feel like the would-be soundtrack for a Saturday-morning Salt 'n' Pepa cartoon.
So between sampling both the Legendary Cold Crush Brothers and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and between a bunch of talky tracks in which Jessibel makes fun of Fancy's shirt and Cat gets called a hippopotamus-ass, here are the bits I'd be leaving on mix-tapes left and right if I weren't too lazy to make them:
"Hey Mami". The obligatory buzz-off to scrubby guys turns out to be the best track on the record. It's the best beat, some deconstructed Latin piano tinkling over a super-jumpy beat and some of that pervasive big, boingy bass rolling; it's also the best microphone tag-team, the moment where you suddenly suspect the girls' rhyming really is meant to be a focus. When a big crisp break and a load of scratching come in at the end, the Pavlovian response is to start it all over again, just for this: "Hootin and hollerin/ Ring around the collar and/ This ain't Scores, and you ain't waving a dollar."
"So Stylistic". The big old-school breaking track, like if Grandmaster Flash got early access to mid-90s sub-bass; the slinky darkness of the "Push It"-style electro lead and the vocordered chorus hook are a perfect backdrop for this Friday-night glamour-girl proclamation. Belinda's nails are done. So is her homework.
"Boom Boom" and "Do It To It". Like the names indicate: here's where you get the stiff tickle and the robotic "make that booty jerk" commands. The former has the album's queasiest bass drops and most insistent chopped-up dance instructions-- "Booty up, booty down/ Work that booty all around", yet it's somehow totally kid-friendly. The latter pairs some actual singing with Cat trying out the electro monotone voice Miss Kittin usually gets calls for.
"Things". Not because it's really good, though it's a nice mid-album diversion: just thought you might want to know that this is the one where they sample the Yeah Yeah Yeah's "Art Star". For the purpose of an 8-year-old's singalong about their likes and dislikes: yes to parties, candy, shopping and boys, no to school and bad weather. Between this and the preceding discussion of bunnies, the "cute" reaches a mildly discomforting peak.
Not exactly a great victory in the album-oriented terms of solidity or consistency, though the other tracks aren't nearly "bad." On the other hand, thank God for that: So Stylistic holds at least two of the most interesting tracks I've heard this year, and Fannypack have built a decent enough album around them.
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On the ECU Technology Digest please note this important announcement about checking ECU email on your mobile device! Smartphone Security Need assistance contact OET!
A time for everything!
As the Educational Technologist for the College of Allied Health I am all about promoting technology but a recent article from Campus Technology caught me eye and perhaps yours.
"Research: The Proof is In! Multi-Tasking in Class Reduces Test Scores
Contrary to what students might like to think, when they multi-task in class on non-academic activities, their test scores go down. And that's true for even the smartest students. Those are the initial results of a $439,000 study by a Michigan State University research project that was reported on in the September 2014 issue of Computers & Education."
I still advocate for technology in the classroom BUT why not enrich the learning experience by providing lecture recordings for review and/or preview to course content?
So how old is that video?
Is it still on VHS? Classrooms don't have VHS players since the were refreshed and even before that they were eating tapes. Now is the time to really think about getting them digitized or perhaps creating new ones! Perhaps your students can do this as a special project.
Contact OET for more information and assistance.
If you are a weekly reader
You may have noticed different backgrounds (themes) for the past few weeks. Wordpress gives you the ability to choose different styles for presenting your information. You can have static pages which do not let commenting by others. Or you can have a mixture of the two as I have done this week with the sliding images theme.
You could have put students in groups and let each student manage a page depending on topics or studies. Lots of uses for this software. Check out the training schedule if you would like to learn more.
Doodle what?
Doodle let's meet! One of our colleagues sent me an email suggesting that I blog about this "neat free application to coordinate meeting dates and times." www.doodle.com
I had seen it from another colleague who used it to coordinate some meeting times with students, ie. scheduling Centra sessions, Skype sessions or other types of meetings. Also a handy tool to coordinate dates with family and friends. One central location rather than email after email after email.
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The webinar was called Cool Tools!
I know sometimes my job does require that I do something "cool" and this week it was attending a webinar on "Cool Tools" so I figured for the next few blogs I would share a few that were highlighted!
Clickers are always a fun way to engage students but if you forgot to pick them up from my office here is a way to still have that same experience. Socrative is "smart student response system that empowers teachers to engage their classrooms through a series of educational exercises and games via smartphones, laptops and tablets!"
Contact OET to explore!
What is My Mediasite? Isn't it Desktop Recording?
My Mediasite provides tools for managing your recordings. All faculty have access to My Mediasite and the ability to download the Desktop Recorder. Even if you do not use desktop recordings you are able to manage your semester recordings via the My Mediasite web page. By clicking on the title of your presentation you can Edit its title, availability, add descriptions, external links and add polls.
Analytics on a recording can be found here which includes information as to who watched, how long, when, etc.
Editing of content is available via My Mediasite , clip the beginning, end or middle of the presentation. Add chapters for quick reference.
Contact OET for more information and to integrate with your course!
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Kudos to Christine Lysaght from PT for bringing this neat feature to my attention!
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