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Arjay Engineering Ltd.
Plugged Chute Detector Over 40 years of Arjay's field proven HF capacitance technology has been applied to the 2852-PCD plugged chute detectors. The flush mount sensor continuously monitors the change from a normal material chute condition to a plugged condition. capacitance technology responds to any material type. no moving parts. remote alarm unit mounts safely away from pipe. no intrusion into chute or hopper. The 2852-PCD sensor monitors the capacitance field in front of the sensor plate. The sensing plate forms... (read more)Browse Dry Material (Powders) Level Switches Datasheets for Arjay Engineering Ltd.
Non-Contact Coal Flow Monitoring System Application: Used to monitor the flow of coal exiting the coal feeder. The LIMELIGHTTM Coal Flow Monitor is a direct replacement for the Combustion Engineering and ABB coal flow detection devices found on Combustion Engineering and Stock ® Equipment Company coal feeders. The Alstom instrument is a non-contact detector utilizes a low power microwave beam to sense motion within the chute or channel. There are no moving parts nor probes that can degrade or break off in the coal flow. Features... (read more)
Crown Plastics Co., Inc.
DuraSurf™ STS Chute & Conveyor Strips Crown Plastics DuraSurf ™ STS (silicone treated surface) chute linings and conveyor strips improve product flow and protect packaging in material handling and conveyance systems while also reducing associated energy costs. Adhesive backed STS with removable peel-back liner is easy to install. With 3 standard gauges (.062 ″-.093 ″-.125 ″) up to 24 ″ wide, DuraSurf ™ STS is available in 50 ′ and 100 ′ rolls or as cut pieces (per customer... (read more)Browse Protective Liners and Lining Systems Datasheets for Crown Plastics Co., Inc.
Crown Plastics Co., Inc.
DuraSurf STS Side-by-Side Chute Video Tried and True. Crown Plastics adhesive-backed DuraSurf STS (Silicone Treated Surface) UHMW-PE for material handling and distribution systems is tried and true. It cuts residue buildup in package chutes, eliminating friction and speeding product flow. DuraSurf STS for conveyor belt slider beds reduces belt drag and component wear, saving money on maintenance and associated energy costs. See for Yourself. Crown 's Side-by-Side Chute Video compares product flow in a standard steel chute... (read more)Browse Protective Liners and Lining Systems Datasheets for Crown Plastics Co., Inc.
Peterson Filters Corporation
Annual Coal Preparation Expo 2015 Please stop by and visit Peterson Filters Corporation at the Annual Coal Processing Exhibition and Conference. Held at the Lexington Center in Lexington, Kentucky on April 28-29, 2015 . Booth number 330. See you there!. What is Coal Prep?. Coal Prep is the ONLY annual trade show and conference in the U.S. dedicated to coal preparation and processing. Industry professionals come from all over the world to share the latest ideas and most effective techniques on coal preparation... (read more)Browse Filtration Equipment Datasheets for Peterson Filters Corporation
Ark-Plas® Products, Inc.
Screw Covers Decorative Screw Covers from Ark-Plas® Products, Inc. are simple, easy to use hardware concealing solutions for just about any project. Ark-Plas's Decorative Screw Cover line includes screw covers that can be used with many different types of fasteners along with specialized covers designed for specific fastening hardware. Pop-On Screw Covers are available in three sizes and can be used with a variety of fasteners. Hinged Screw Covers have the same versatility. Hex Dome Caps are designed... (read more)
SlipNOT Metal Safety Flooring
Vault Covers Vault access hatch covers for power communication, gas and water along with water and pull boxes are constructed from slip resistant SlipNOT® aluminum, stainless steel and galvanized plate, grating or a combination of both. Our products are cut to size and fabricated to fit the DOT's required meter and pull box frame. SlipNOT® non-slip metal covers are approved and used by cities such as: Los Angeles, Seattle, New York, San Francisco, Portland and many more. SlipNOT® slip resistant underground... (read more)
Air-Cure Incorporated
Concerns when dealing with PRB Coal Applications Air-Cure's approach to PRB Coal Dust Collection. With over 600 installations on PRB coal, Air-Cure addresses each of the following areas of concern when dealing with PRB coal applications. For a quick reference of the following sections read the Abstract. Greater Potential for Spontaneous Combustion. The relative difference in the propensity for spontaneous combustion between Eastern or Midwestern bituminous and PRB coal is the greatest threat to system safety. A combination of high moisture... (read more)
Weir Minerals
Removal of Sulphur Dioxide for Coal Power Plants Weir Minerals Division pumps and valves are widely used in the removal of sulphur dioxide from the emissions of coal fired thermal power plants, and the long distance disposal of bottom and fly ash. Unlike most other industries where our products are used in primary production, Weir Minerals products are most widely used in coal fired thermal power plants in the handling of the unwanted by-products of the electricity generated. The fine ash particles and sulphur dioxide given off during... (read more)Browse Slurry Pumps Datasheets for Weir Minerals
ABB Measurement Products
Laser level products: Coal fired power plants Coal fired thermal power plants handle huge amounts of coal throughout a complex process scheme. This requires flow and quality to be optimized constantly and to a very high degree of efficiency to reach adequate profitability. ABB pulsed laser technology provides the best in class solutions to the industry. Introduction. Coal fired power plants now face more challenges as the demand for energy increases resulting in morning ramps requiring faster responses and peak demands requiring larger... (read more)Browse Flow Meters Datasheets for ABB Measurement Products
States > District of Columbia > State > Regulations > Title 24 - Public Space and Safety > [24 DCMR 20] 20 - Prevention of Hazardous Conditions
2002.2 Each open manhole, coal chute , vault cover , or any open sidewalk or alley space used by or under the control of the owner, tenant, or occupant of property abutting on the opening, shall be guarded securely; and a red flag...
Post-medieval Britain and Ireland in 2000
The northernmost room adjacent to Market Street had been used as a coal cellar, with two stone-built coal chutes reached by a covered hatch in Market Street.
Optimum Determination of Dust Control Scheme of Coal Warehouse Bottom
Fig.5 shows coal dust concentration after the guide- chute and dust removal fan's being set without tail dust cover in No.108 belt workshop.
States > Texas > City of Houston > Regulations > [TX Houston Reg 10] 10 - Buildings and Neighborhood Protection
Doors, door jambs, and sills of coal chutes and hatchways that are constructed of wood shall be covered with solid sheet metal of 24-gauge or heavier, or they may be replaced with metal chutes of 24-gauge or heavier, installed in...
States > Texas > City of Fort Worth > Regulations > [TX FtW Reg 16] 16 - Health and Sanitation
(b) Doors, door jambs and sills of coal chutes and hatchways that are constructed of wood shall be covered with solid sheet metal of twenty-four (24) gauge or heavier, or they may be replaced with metal chutes of twenty-four (24...
Final environmental statement for the geothermal leasing program. Volume I. Promulgation of leasing and operating regulations
Coal dust lost in transit can be reduced by using partially covered hoppers or by oiling the coal during loading. ,Dustingduring loading and unloading can be reduced with a com- bination of dust suppression sprays and enclosed chutes or bins.
Optimum Determination of Dust Control Scheme of Coal Warehouse Bottom
Based on the above, three feasible dust control schemes of coal warehouse bottom, namely setting the guide- chute without tail dust cover , setting the guide-chute and dust removal fan without tail dust cover, setting the guide-chute and dust removal fan...


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Acrylon Plastics CEO wants managers to act as owners
Craig McIntosh readily admits that he doesn't accept no for an answer.
"No just means you haven't heard me clearly, so let me explain myself to you some more," says the president and CEO of Acrylon Plastics, a Winnipeg-based manufacturer of custom plastic parts for a wide range of applications including buses, farm equipment, windows and doors, fencing, commercial buildings and residential playgrounds.
McIntosh says his proclivity to positivity is a common trait of entrepreneurs. "That's just part of our nature. We don't regard boundaries as absolutes but rather as obstacles to be worked around whereas many others see boundaries as absolutes and are stopped by them."
Acrylon Plastics employs 240 employees in Manitoba and another 110 outside of the province at its six plants in Winnipeg, Winkler, Saskatoon and Minneapolis. Since taking the helm in 2005, McIntosh has broken the rules by deviating from a traditional, owner-centric business model for one that encourages all his managers to act as independent owners.
"For us to be successful at what we do, we have to have an entrepreneurial, growth-oriented culture and we need leaders that can handle the entrepreneurial nature of our organization."
Q: How can you be sure you're all working toward the same goal when your managers have so much freedom?
A: Because we've gone from one plant 10 years ago to having six plants today, we've had to build a structure that allows our plant managers to be like business owners. We don't have a top-down, deep central control system because it simply doesn't work for us. Instead, I expect my managers to make independent decisions every day. My role is to make sure they understand from the outset what the right and wrong decisions as they reflect our core values, then step back and allow them to make decisions on their own. We do have processes in place to guide them through those decisions. If a manager wants new equipment, they have an approval process they must go through in order to justify why they want to spend the money and if the purchase meets our goals and values. Because we are a profit-oriented business, we're driven by the knowledge that we can make money by making the right decisions.
Q: Do you have programs or incentives in place to support this culture?
A: Five years ago, we established an employee share ownership program (ESOP) giving managers and employees an ownership stake in Acrylon, and today, our people own 17 per cent of the business. Initially, we implemented the program for senior managers, but saw an amazing alignment in values within the first two weeks and I knew we had to expand the program so everyone had an opportunity to buy in. At first, they went from being concerned only about their plant to wanting to work more collaboratively because it's good for the company. When your people start on the ownership process, they start looking at things that can have an effect on the company, both good and bad. You definitely see the emotional side of their buying decision, especially because there are no guarantees. That's the nature of ownership. It's not a savings plan or a GIC with a guaranteed return; this is a long-term investment which each person can impact positively or negatively on a daily basis. Of course, ESOPs are not for business, especially if you have an owner-centric business model. You have to be willing to let people make decisions and make sure they understand the impact of those decisions.
We also try to do a number of fun activities throughout the year to promote and support a team environment. We have company picnics, adult and kids Christmas parties and plan fun outings, whether it's going to Grand Prix Amusements or having a "popcorn lunch" at the movie theatre on the opening day of a big blockbuster. Nothing over the top, but for a company our size, these aren't your typical team-building activities.
Q: What is a downside of having an independent type of business model?
A: Obviously, if someone doesn't get "it" right off the bat, that can really hurt you. By that I mean if you hire a plant manager that doesn't fit your organization's values, it can affect productivity and things can go off the rails within a relatively short period. The plant may be running well and suddenly it's not because the manager couldn't handle the role they were given. We are constantly looking for new ways to discern if a new leader just needs more time to get used to the job or if they are simply not ideal for the job. So far, we haven't found a sure "tell" to say if it's one or the other and that's a real challenge because making the wrong hiring decisions is something that has always bothered me.
Q: So what is Acrylon doing to improve its chances of hiring success?
A: I went to a seminar where Jack Welch was speaking and he said that even at the senior level, he only got the hiring right about half of the time. The management guru of the last century admitted that he only batted 50 per cent! That led me to think there must be a better way of doing things. So two years ago, we started using a trait assessment program with our staff and now everyone applying for salaried positions has to complete the assessment. The first part reveals who you are - introverted or extraverted, detail oriented or big picture, fast or slow paced. The second part is matching up the personal characteristics you possess with the characteristics needed for the job. We found that people who were performing well in their jobs were a great fit, while people who were struggling did not have a good match. We had one fellow whose personality was the exact opposite to the requirements of the job. He preferred a methodical, routine, structured world and we had him in a job that was dynamic, always changing, and required him to be responsive. As a result, he was stressed and we were stressed. But instead of showing him the door we were able to use his assessment to find him a more suitable position within the company. Today, he's doing great and is exceptionally happy. While doing these assessments, we've also discovered that the accuracy depends on how well we've defined job qualifications and the type of person we're looking for. That's something that is always evolving.
Q: Is it ever difficult to reach a group consensus when your managers operate independently?
A: I think that when you sit down as a group and talk about a problem, you'll always come up with a more optimal solution than by not having an open discussion. Email is wonderful, but you can watch a chain of 30 or more emails fly back and forth before someone says, "Hey, let's just get on the phone and chat." That's not to say that group collaboration is always easy, especially when you're an entrepreneur and used to making decisions on your own. In my case, this learned behaviour came from being involved with volunteer boards. You show up and suddenly, you're in a group dynamic where you have to talk about it and in the end, make things happen. There is a need for business people on volunteer boards because we think about things like achieving results and the bottom line. Not everyone has the same skill set. In my experience, the entrepreneurial-minded business owners are the drivers because they are able to break down the problems, figure out the steps and find the solutions. That's second nature for people like us.
Q: What business leaders inspire you?
A: For the past seven or eight years, I have been an avid disciple of Warren Buffett, who has spent 60 years not running businesses but owning and investing in businesses. Beyond the folksy sound bites he offers, there's a whole raft of common sense that can be applied to what you do. For instance, he says: "You don't know who's been swimming naked until the tide goes out." I relate that to buying a plant that's in turmoil with a lot of negative stuff happening. While the standard reaction may be to get in there and try to solve all the problems, whether it's because of financing or management structure, Warren's advice is to wait until things naturally settle down. Once the "tide" goes out again, you'll be able to tell where the real problems lie because then they'll really stand out.
-- With reporting by Barbara Chabai
Sue Kathler, BA, CHRP, is the vice-president, HR Consulting for People First HR Services. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Last update: Friday 24 October 2014 [48 news items]
FCCL supplier Taiflex sees profits up 24% in 3Q14
Stockwatch - Oct 24, 11:37
FCCLmaker Taiflex Scientific has reported net profits of NT$290 million (US$9.54million) for the third quarter of 2013, up 24.3% sequentially but down 10.4% on year. EPS for the quarter...
FCCL supplier Taiflex looks to 10% on-quarter revenue growth in 3Q14
Jul 30, 14:09
FCCL supplier Taiflex Scientific expects its revenues to grow 10.5% sequentially and 2.2% on year to NT$2.6-3.3 billion (US$86.78-110.14 million) in the third quarter of 2014, with...
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Taiflex, ThinFlex February sales fall over 20%
Mar 5, 22:05
Flexible copper-clad laminate (FCCL) makers Taiflex Scientific and ThinFlex have announced decreases in February consolidated sales from the previous month of 21.8% and 38.2%, respectively,...
FCCL maker Taiflex looks to decreased revenues for 1Q14
Feb 12, 15:06
FCCL maker Taiflex Scientific expects its revenues to slide 13.5% sequentially to NT$2.1-2.7 billion (US$69.29-89.08 million) in the first quarter of 2014, with an operating margin...
FCCL Maker Taiflex revenues up nearly 30% in 2013
Jan 6, 16:02
FCCL and PV backsheet maker Taiflex Scientific has reported consolidated revenues of NT$853 million (US$28.48 million) for December 2013, down 9.8% sequentially but up 21.9% on year...
HDI board, FPCB, FCCL makers set to enjoy brisk sales in 2014
Dec 18, 14:16
Taiwan-based suppliers of HDI boards, flexible PCBs and flexible copper clad laminates (FCCLs) are set to enjoy brisk sales in 2014 thanks to strong demand from China-based handset...
FCCL maker ThinFlex 1Q-3Q13 profits soar
Oct 29, 19:20
Taiwan-based ThinFlex, which makes flexible copper-clad laminates (FCCL) for use in smartphones and other mobile devices, saw its net profits double in the first three quarters of...
Taiflex 3Q13 profits surge 31%
Oct 28, 15:07
FCCL (flexible copper-clad laminate) and PV backsheet maker Taiflex Scientific saw its third-quarter net profits surge 31.2% sequentially, driven by growth in sales generated from...
FCCL maker Taiflex September revenues hit record high
Oct 7, 14:31
FCCL maker Taiflex Scientific saw its revenues rally 7.8% on month and 49.2% on year to a record high of NT$1.02 billion (US$34.74 million) in September, buoyed by strong shipments...
Copper foil maker Co-Tech posts flat performance in July
Aug 7, 15:06
Copper foil maker Co-Tech Copper Foil has reported revenues of NT$279 million (US$9.32 million) for July, up 2.8% sequentially but down 33.7% on year. For the first seven months,...
FCCL makers optimistic about 2H13
Aug 2, 15:15
Flexible copper-clad laminate (FCCL) demand is expected to see a seasonal pick-up in the third quarter thanks to new product roll-outs and continued growth in China's smartphone market,...
FCCL maker Taiflex reports strong earnings for 2Q13
Newswatch - Jul 25, 15:45
Flexible PCB and FCCL maker Taiflex Scientific has reported net profits of NT$244 million (US$8.17 million) for the second quarter of 2013, increasing 49% from the previous quarter...
Flexible PCB makers gearing up mass production for new iPhones
Jul 22, 21:04
Flexium Interconnect, Zhen Ding Technology and Career Technology reportedly have cut into the supply chain for Apple's next-generation iPhone devices slated for release in late September...
Commentary: Inventory management poses challenge for PCB makers amid demand fluctuations
Jun 26, 12:00
In predicting the market condition, most PCB firms believe demand to be strong in the second half of 2013. The industry has been experiencing weak demand in the first half of 2013...
Taiflex looking at more than 20% on-quarter growth in FCCL shipments in 2Q13
Apr 29, 21:08
FCCL (flexible copper-clad laminate) and PV backsheet maker Taiflex Scientific is expected to see its shipments of FCCL products increase over 20% sequentially in the second quarter...
FCCL firm ThinFlex expects tablet demand to drive company growth in 2013
Jan 29, 15:14
Flexible copper-clad laminate (FCCL) maker ThinFlex expects brisk demand from the tablet sector to drive its revenue growth in 2013, although revenues for the first quarter of the...
FCCL makers Taiflex, ThinFlex 4Q12 sales hit record highs
Jan 10, 10:51
Taiwan-based flexible copper-clad laminate (FCCL) makers Taiflex Scientific and ThinFlex both set quarterly sales records in the fourth quarter of 2012 at NT$2.29 billion (US$79 million)...
FCCL suppliers ramping capacities as sales of FPCBs increasing
Dec 24, 12:34
Most Taiwan-based flexible copper-clad laminate (FCCL) makers are expected to hike their capex budgets for 2013 to ramp up their production in light of booming sales of flexible PCB...
FPCB, FCCL suppliers set for strong demand in 2013
Dec 17, 15:46
Suppliers of flexible PCBs and flexible CCLs (copper-clad laminates) are set to enjoy steady growth in demand as well as product prices in 2013 without seeing oversupply in the industry,...
FCCL suppliers expect 4Q12 sales to grow
Dec 7, 15:17
Taiwan-based flexible copper-clad laminate makers Taiflex Scientific and ThinFlex both expect to report sequential growth in revenues for the fourth quarter of 2012 compared to flat...
ThinFlex, Iteq to ramp up FCCL production capacities
Dec 3, 15:46
Taiwan-based flexible copper-clad laminate (FCCL) makers ThinFlex and Iteq are drawing up plans to ramp up their FCCL production capacities in 2013 to cope with increasing demand...
FCCL maker Taiflex reports revenue gains for October
Newswatch - Nov 7, 15:58
FCCL maker Taiflex Scientific has reported consolidated revenues of NT$763 million (US$26.06 million), up 11.2% sequentially and 48% on year.
FCCL maker looks to better performance in 4Q12
Nov 6, 22:14
FCCL maker ThinFlex expects its sales in the fourth quarter of 2012 to better those recorded in the previous quarter due to steady orders from clients in the US and Korea.
Taiflex sees moderate drop in 4Q12 FCCL sales
Nov 6, 14:31
Taiflex Scientific expects sales of its flexible copper-clad laminate (FCCL) product line to drop 5-10% sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2012, compared to the 10-20% decreases...
FCCL suppliers gearing up for smartphone, tablet demand
Aug 31, 14:14
Major suppliers of flexible copper-clad laminates (FCCL) are all gearing up to fulfill increased orders for smartphones and tablet PCs, with players including Doosan of South Africa,...
Taiflex to see FCCL sales soar 40-50% sequentially in 3Q12, say sources
Aug 13, 14:55
FCCL maker Taiflex Scientific is expected to see sales of FCCL products surge 40-50% sequentially in the third quarter, buoyed by strong demand from flexible PCB makers, according...
FCCL maker ThinFlex to see revenues hit high in 3Q12
Aug 6, 15:18
FCCL (flexible copper-clad laminate) maker ThinFlex is expected to see its revenues to hit a new high in the third quarter of 2012 as the company has recently entered the supply chain...
More FCCL orders being shifted to Korea, Taiwan
Nov 30, 16:40
With more Japan-based firms phasing out flexible cooper-clad laminate (FCCL) production, Korea-based Doosan and Taiwan-based FCCL specialists including Taiflex Scientific and ThinFlex...
FCCL makers seeing strong rebound in business
Oct 26, 13:51
Taiwan-based flexible copper-clad laminate makers, including Taiflex Scientific, Asia Electronic Material (AEM) and ThinFlex, have seen a strong rebound of their businesses recently,...
ThinFlex obtains FCCL orders from US clients; cautious about 4Q11 performance
Oct 18, 15:39
FCCL (flexible copper-clad laminate) maker ThinFlex has revealed that it has obtained FCCL orders for smartphone and tablet PC applications from new clients in the US, with shipments...
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This city hotel is located in the heart of Phuket City with its easily accessible 'Old Town' and many attractions in the surrounding area. Phuket International Airport is approximately 30 km from the hotel.The design of the hotel combines an elegant blend of contemporary design with a modern Thai touch, all the latest amenities and free WLAN Internet access, thereby ensuring a relaxing stay for all guests. The hotel is air-conditioned and has a 24-hour reception. Facilities at the hotel include a TV lounge, bar and restaurant. Guests may utilise room service and the laundry service. Guests arriving by car may park in the hotel's car park.The hotel's rooms provide a range of facilities such as air conditioning, colour TV with satellite channels and minibar. Tea and coffee making facilities are available in the deluxe and suite rooms. There is in-room WLAN Internet access and an international direct dial telephone. All rooms are en suite with bath/shower and hairdryer.The hotel offers its guests the use of a sauna and spa treatments.Continental set breakfast or Asian set breakfast is included. There is also a set menu option at lunch.Just only 30 minutes drive from Phuket International Airport to Phuket Town where hotel is located. At the airport, there are many kibds transfer such as car rental, joined van, taxi and airport bus.
Description Bhukitta Hotel & Spa
- • Year of construction: 2007
- • Single rooms: 17
- • Number of floors (main building): 4
- • Junior suites: 4
- • Total number of rooms: 34
- • Studios: 30
- • Double rooms: 17
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- • Centrally regulated air conditioning
- • Direct dial telephone
- • Double bed
- • Hairdryer
- • Individually adjustable air conditioning
- • Internet access
- • Mini fridge
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- • Terrace
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- • Air conditioning in public areas
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- • Laundry service
- • Lift access
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- • Mobile phone coverage
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- • Beach: 0.01 mi
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A 78-year-old Nokomis man who was reported missing at 6 p.m. yesterday was found 416 miles away in Perry, Ga.
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A silver alert was issued for James Gilbo after his wife called the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office to report that he drove away in their SUV. She said he was capable of driving, but she was afraid he would get lost in the dark because he suffers from dementia.
Gilbo drove north on Interstate 75 to the small town of Perry, which is 100 south of Atlanta.
A sheriff's office spokeswoman said there was no indication that Gilbo had family or friends in Perry, Ga.
He was located with the help of a nationwide alert being issued on his license plate number.
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FragglePete (1st November 2011)
Could a fellow clickview user please extract Episode 1 of Frozen Planet from Wednesday 26th October, 9:00pm (BBC1), it was also repeated Sunday 30th October, 4:10pm (BBC1) and upload to Exchange please? (Pretty please?)
The Aerial on our ClickView247 box failed a couple of weeks ago and the quality of the recordings was all jumpy. We've since got a new aerial installed (have 100% quality on all tuners now) but can't rely on anything we have got in place at the mo.
Mucho appreciated.
I'll do this for you, will drop you a PM.
Will be on exchange 7.30 tomorrow morning as going to leave it importing whilst i go offsite.
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IRVINE, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/02/10 -- In organizations of all sizes, data storage is a primary factor driving operating costs, and entrenched at the top of the list of storage challenges is data protection. With less storage expertise and tighter budgets than their large enterprise counterparts, small and medium businesses are particularly struggling to simplify their backup processes in a way that's efficient and cost effective.
In the realm of enterprises, CIOs and other IT executives have sought to conserve budgets and resources during the economic downturn, and server virtualization has become an increasingly attractive option, offering benefits such as optimum resource utilization, reduction in hardware expenses, lower energy consumption, and the ability to reallocate IT personnel. Fewer servers also require less maintenance, thus further reducing IT infrastructure costs.
While the virtualization of systems and storage has many upsides, it can also lead to resource redirection that can obscure and complicate important IT operations. Particularly vulnerable is file-level data protection, which has the ability to turn the efficiency found in virtualization into a compliance and regulatory nightmare if critical business data has not been properly secured or backed up.
To address the issue of data protection, Paragon Software Group, the technology leader in innovative data security and data management solutions, has created Drive Backup 10 Server, which offers disaster recovery and system migration in both physical and virtual environments. Drive Backup 10 Server creates an exact copy of a live disk drive on servers or workstations, including the operating system, all files, programs, updates, and databases -- and includes Adaptive Restore, which gives the ability to restore to different hardware.
A recently-published analysis report by openBench Labs details the benefits offered by Paragon's Drive Backup 10 Server. The lab performed rigorous hands-on tests using virtual machines, virtual tapes and synthetic backups with detailed data protection scenarios. The analysis examines the advanced features of Paragon Drive Backup 10 Server, including the ability to inject drivers into bootable images to enable fast physical-to-virtual and virtual-to-physical system migrations, and also offers a comparison to an alternative approach.
According to Jack Fegreus, Ph.D., managing director of openBench Labs, "Our tests of Paragon's Drive Backup 10 Server confirmed the product's ability to rapidly improve the productivity of administrators, increase storage capacity, supply more efficient and faster backups, and provide a quantifiable savings in storage resources. Moreover, IT administrators do not have to purchase extra-cost options to leverage the power of Drive Backup 10 Server in a virtual environment. Using the archive view of the main interface, they can easily launch and customize sophisticated backup processes for a virtual machine as easily as a physical system."
Unlike other products in the market, Drive Backup 10 Server goes far beyond simply recovering files or drive images from a single backup process; it can mount a full or synthetic backup of a virtual disk volume from which files can be copied at will without going through a restore process. IT administrators can then use the backed-up images to test and debug versions of software before introducing them into a production environment.
"Full recovery time using Paragon's Drive Backup 10 Server can be measured in minutes," said Tom Fedro, president of Paragon Software Group. "Drive Backup 10 Server is very easy to deploy and reduces storage costs as it increases the reliability and availability of a VMware or a Microsoft® Hyper-V environment."
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Paragon Software Group is an innovative software developer focused on two dynamic growth markets. The company's comprehensive product line for the data storage market addresses the needs of data security, storage and management for PCs, servers and networks. A second portfolio of products focuses on mobile productivity applications for handheld devices. Founded in 1994, Paragon Software has offices in the USA, Germany, Japan, and Russia delivering its solutions to consumers, small business and enterprise clients worldwide through a network of Value Added Resellers, distributors and OEMs as well as online through the company website. Paragon Software provides technology to a host of world class companies and partners including Cisco, Dell, Toshiba, NEC, Siemens, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia, and more. For more information please visit the company website at www.paragon-software.com.
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Aug 26, 2012 at 4:29 pm
> In June 2011, the market then known as Eli's Market --
> was similarly robbed of cash at gunpoint. At the time, it
> was the second armed robbery in the city in two days.
> The police expect to release a sketch of the robber within
> the next two days.
How many times does this place need to get robbed before it purchases a surveillance camera? Pictures would help the police more than the memory of eye-witnesses.
a resident of Barron Park
on Aug 26, 2012 at 6:40 pm
Maybe the City should waive the Alarm Tax (Fee) on businesses and allow them to buy and upgrade their cameras and alarm systems.
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What's with the language here:
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