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debt ratio, c) treaty change
Merkel wants EU deal on 50 percent Greek writedown
BERLIN | Wed Oct 26, 2011 7:46am EDT
(Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday European
leaders should agree on what would amount to a 50 percent write down of
Greek debt from the private sector at a summit to tackle the euro zone
debt crisis later.
Addressing the German parliament shortly before a vote on boosting the
firepower of the euro zone rescue fund that is set to strengthen Merkel's
negotiating hand at the euro zone talks, the chancellor vowed to push for
workable, long-term solutions.
"I will work toward reaching sustainable decisions this evening," she
said, warning that Greece would need the support of the European Union for
some time to come and that no overnight fixes were in sight.
"We will do all we can to get Greece back on its feet as soon as
possible," she said, adding: "A debt write down alone will not solve
Greece's problems ... structural reforms must still be implemented."
"The goal of the meeting tonight must be to get a result under which
Greece will by 2020 have a debt to gross domestic product ratio of 120
percent," said Merkel.
Under the sustainability scenarios put forward by the 'troika' of the
European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary
Fund, that means a 50 percent write down from private sector investors.
Merkel is set to win the vote in the Bundestag lower house of parliament,
due around 1200 GMT, which will give her a mandate to negotiate at the
The chancellor, struggling to convince Germans of the need to support its
indebted euro zone partners, said the future of the European Union was at
"The world is watching Germany and Europe to see if we are ready and able
to take responsibility," she said. "If the euro fails, Europe fails. That
must not happen. We have a historic duty."
Although Merkel faces a rebellion from within her own center-right
coalition, the bill will almost certainly pass with a large majority
because the government has agreed the joint motion with the opposition
Social Democrats (SPD) and Greens.
Test votes held on Tuesday indicated Merkel will probably in any case win
the vote without having to rely on the opposition, which would be a severe
The proposals, to increase the efficiency of the 440 billion euro ($610
billion) fund without pouring more taxpayers' money into it, are the
subject of fierce debate in Europe's largest economy and biggest
contributor to the fund.
Merkel is battling sliding ratings for herself and her coalition over her
handling of the euro zone crisis. Critics at home and abroad have accused
her of taking a dithering approach that has exacerbated the debt crisis,
and frustration is intense.
Prospects for a comprehensive deal to resolve the euro zone debt crisis at
the summit look dim, with deep disagreement remaining in several critical
areas, including how to give the European Financial Stability Facility
(EFSF) greater firepower.
One options is to use it to offer guarantees to purchasers of new euro
zone debt, the other to use part of its capacity to set up a special
purpose investment vehicle to attract money from sovereign wealth funds
and other investors. A combination of the two may also be possible.
Merkel said it was defensible to take the chance of higher risks stemming
from leveraging the EFSF and not giving the fund more firepower would be
Leaders are also trying to agree on recapitalizing Europe's banking
Another key area of dispute is over the role of the European Central Bank
in the crisis. France wants a deeper and more direct ECB involvement while
Germany is strongly against that.
A senior euro zone source told Reuters that a phrase in earlier draft
summit conclusions calling on the ECB to continue its purchase of bonds of
distressed euro zone sovereigns in the secondary market had been dropped
after Merkel intervened.
The motion put to the German parliament states that the ECB will no longer
need to buy bonds on the secondary market and that the EFSF cannot be
financed through the ECB.
However, the incoming head of the ECB, Mario Draghi, signaled on Wednesday
the bank would go on buying bonds.
Merkel's hands have been tied in her negotiations on the euro zone crisis
since a Constitutional Court ruling last month demanded a greater say for
German lawmakers on bailout issues. Merkel said lawmakers would also have
to discuss the summit conclusions.
The court ruling has frustrated some EU leaders eager to implement quick
(Additional reporting by Sarah Marsh,; Writing by Madeline Chambers;
Editing by Ruth Pitchford)
Merkel presses private bondholders on Greece
Description: AP
- 28 mins ago
BERLIN - German Chancellor Angela Merkel called Wednesday for banks and
other private investors to make a significantly larger contribution to
reduce Greece's debt burden, and said Europe must simultaneously make sure
that the eurozone debt crisis stops spreading.
Merkel didn't spell out how large a writeoff private bondholders should
take, but said the aim of Wednesday's European Union summit must be a
solution that allows Greece to cut its debt load to 120 percent of gross
domestic product by 2020.
Greece's debt are set to spiral above an estimated 180 percent of its
economic output next year.
According to Greece's international creditors, a cut of 50 percent on
Greek bonds now would take the country's debt to just above 120 percent of
GDP. Greece's private bondholders agreed in July to accept losses of 21
percent on their holdings, and are fiercely resisting EU efforts make them
take bigger losses.
Merkel also said that "permanent surveillance" of Greece's budget would be
"desirable." Athens' reform efforts have been monitored so far every three
months by inspectors from the European Union, European Central Bank and
International Monetary Fund.
In a speech to the German parliament, Merkel stressed the need for Europe
at the same time to ensure that the crisis doesn't spread yet further,
saying that recapitalizing troubled banks is "absolutely necessary."
Europe has bailed out three of small eurozone members - Greece, Portugal
and Ireland - but lives in great fear that it cannot bail out the troubled
economies of Italy and Spain, the third and fourth largest economies in
the 17-nation eurozone.
"Anyone who wants private creditors to participate in debt sustainability
must also ensure that a screening off, a protection against the danger of
contagion is decided at the same time," Merkel told lawmakers. "Anything
else is simply irresponsible."
Merkel also stressed that the EU must be prepared to overhaul its treaties
to overcome the crisis for good and ensure a better functioning of the
eurozone's 17 nations and the EU's 27 members as a whole.
A future treaty must allow that eurozone countries who are not living up
to their fiscal and budgetary responsibilities under the bloc's growth and
stability pact be taken to the European Court of Justice, she said.
Merkel was addressing the German parliament ahead of a vote on plans to
increase the firepower of the eurozone's bailout fund.
The EU summit in Brussels later Wednesday will consider plans to boost the
euro440 billion ($600 billion) bailout fund by offering government bond
buyers insurance against possible losses and attracting capital from
private investors and sovereign wealth funds.
Merkel said she sees no "better alternative" to the efforts being made to
protect the euro. She said anew that "if the euro fails, Europe fails."
Merkel - working for sustainable decisions at EU summit
BERLIN | Wed Oct 26, 2011 4:18pm IST
(Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday she was
committed to achieving sustainable decisions at a summit of European
leaders later to tackle the euro zone debt crisis but that noone should
expect solutions that work overnight.
"I will work towards reaching sustainable decisions this evening," Merkel
told parliament shortly before a vote by German lawmakers on plans to
leverage the euro zone bailout fund.
Merkel also said that she wanted to get Greece back on its feet as quickly
as possible but that it would be a long path and a debt write down alone
would not solve Greece's problems.
"We must certainly accompany Greece for quite some time to come," she
If, as expected, German lawmakers pass the motion, Merkel's negotiating
hand will be strengthened in the Brussels talks.
Merkel presses for strictness on Greece, new EU powers
Oct 26, 2011, 11:33 GMT
Berlin - Chancellor Angela Merkel pressed Wednesday for strict conditions
to be applied to Greece while it is being nursed back to economic health
and demanded stronger EU powers to punish states that breach eurozone
stability rules.
Speaking to the German parliament hours before a European summit in
Brussels on the eurozone crisis, Merkel said, 'We must tackle the cause of
the crisis at the root.' She said the crisis was caused by two factors:
excessive debt but a lack of competitiveness.
Merkel said the eurozone needed a 'firewall' to prevent contagion from
weak borrowers such as Greece, and added that aid to struggling eurozone
economies 'must always be linked to strict conditions.'
'The next step is to gain influence over countries that permanently and
repeatedly breach the Stability and Growth Pact,' she said, referring to
the Maastricht rules that ban deficits of more than 3 per cent of a
nation's gross domestic product.
She said Germany would ask the EU to begin the process to amend the
European treaties in December, so that states breaching the stability
guidelines can be prosecuted in the European Court of Justice.
Merkel spoke just before the Bundestag was scheduled to pass a bipartisan
resolution mandating her to negotiate on giving more firepower to the
European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF).
In Merkel's governing coalition, 16 out of 330 deputies plan to oppose the
resolution or abstain, straw polls showed. But the handful of conservative
mavericks, who believe the bailouts will undermine Germany's financial
health, cannot block the resolution.
The resolution, which is backed to two main opposition parties, will
authorize two methods of 'leveraging' the EFSF.
One method will allow the EFSF to partly guarantee the bonds of heavily
indebted eurozone states to make them more attractive for investors. The
other would allow a new entity with International Monetary Fund backing to
buy those bonds directly.
Merkel presses private bondholders on Greece
By GEIR MOULSON, Associated Press - 48 minutes ago
BERLIN (AP) - Chancellor Angela Merkel indicated Wednesday that private
investors like banks should take a writedown of at least 50 percent on
their Greek debt holdings and told German lawmakers the world is waiting
to see whether Europe can get a grip on its debt crisis.
Merkel spoke to the German parliament ahead of a vote on plans to increase
the firepower of the eurozone's euro440 billion ($600 billion) rescue fund
- part of a several-pronged strategy to calm the crisis and prevent it
spreading yet further.
She looked set to win wide parliamentary backing before traveling to
Brussels for a high-stakes European Union summit there later Wednesday.
"The world is watching Europe and Germany; it is watching whether we are
ready and able, in the hour of Europe's most serious crisis since the end
of World War II, to take responsibility," Merkel told lawmakers.
Europe has already bailed out three small eurozone members - Greece,
Portugal and Ireland - but lives in great fear that it cannot bail out the
troubled economies of Italy and Spain, the third and fourth largest
economies in the 17-nation eurozone. It also knows that the first bailout
for Greece was not close to big enough to keep the country from
With that in mind, European officials are working on several plans at once
- resolving Greece's debt situation, strengthening the continent's banks,
which are expected to take deeper losses on their Greek bonds than they
had planned, making sure other eurozone nations don't need bailouts and
boosting the EU bailout fund itself.
One key issue in Brussels will renegotiating a deal made in July under
which Greece's private bondholders agreed to accept losses of 21 percent
on their holdings of government debt. That is now seen by EU governments
as too little.
Merkel said the aim of Wednesday's European Union summit must be a
solution that allows for Greece to cut its debt load to 120 percent of
gross domestic product by 2020.
"That won't work without the private sector participating to a
significantly higher extent" than was agreed in July, Merkel said.
She didn't spell out how much banks and other bondholders should
contribute. But according to Greece's international creditors, a cut of 50
percent on Greek bonds now would take the country's debt to just above 120
percent of GDP.
Greece's debts are set to spiral above an estimated 180 percent of
economic output next year.
Merkel insisted that cutting Greece's debts, however that is done, won't
in itself solve the country's problems.
"Painful and necessary structural reforms must be implemented," she said.
She added that a "permanent surveillance" of Greece would therefore be
"desirable." Athens' reform efforts have been monitored so far every three
months by inspectors from the European Union, European Central Bank and
International Monetary Fund. Greece has so far opposed calls for a
permanent surveillance mechanism in a bid to defend its sovereignty.
Merkel didn't mention Italy, where Premier Silvio Berlusconi averted an
immediate government crisis by clinching an overnight deal on emergency
growth measures demanded by the EU.
Berlusconi and coalition partner Umberto Bossi reached a compromise on
raising Italy's pension age - a point of disagreement that had threatened
Berlusconi's leadership.
While pressing the private sector on Greece, Merkel stressed the need for
Europe at the same time to ensure that the crisis doesn't spread yet
further, saying that recapitalizing troubled banks is "absolutely
"Anyone who wants private creditors to participate in debt sustainability
must also ensure that a screening off, a protection against the danger of
contagion is decided at the same time," Merkel told lawmakers. "Anything
else is simply irresponsible."
The EU summit will consider plans to boost the euro440 billion ($600
billion) bailout fund by offering government bond buyers insurance against
possible losses and attracting capital from private investors and
sovereign wealth funds.
The government decided to put that move to a vote in parliament, and
thrashed out a joint resolution with two of the three opposition parties.
The risks Germany will shoulder are "justifiable," Merkel said.
"I'll even go a step further and say that it would not be justifiable and
responsible not to take the risk," she added. "I do not have a better
In her speech, Merkel stressed that the EU must be prepared to overhaul
its treaties to overcome the crisis for good and ensure a better
functioning of the eurozone's 17 nations and the EU's 27 members as a
A future treaty must allow that eurozone countries not living up to their
fiscal and budgetary responsibilities under the bloc's growth and
stability pact be taken to the European Court of Justice, she said.
Wednesday's joint parliamentary resolution underlines the German
parliament's expectations that, once the changes are implemented, the
European Central Bank will no longer need to buy government bonds, as it
has since last year. It calls on the government to preserve the ECB's
With the 17-nation eurozone's politicians struggling to agree on ways to
calm the debt crisis, the ECB has been taking on the role of firefighter
by buying the bonds of financially weakened governments on the open
That keeps the bond prices up and the interest rates down, allowing the
countries to borrow on financial markets at lower rates than they
otherwise could.
The German resolution also urges the government to ensure that there is a
quick decision on European proposals to introduce a tax on financial
Copyright (c) 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
Merkel says 'now or never' to resolve euro's weaknesses
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BERLIN: German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday said the euro's
weaknesses must be resolved "now or... never", ahead of a crunch EU summit
on the eurozone debt crisis.
"The fundamental weaknesses and holes in the construction of the economic
and monetary union must either be addressed now or, I say, never," she
told German MPs.
"And if we address them now, then we will have seized the opportunity this
crisis presents us. Otherwise we will have failed," she said.
Merkel told the Bundestag, lower house of the German parliament, that
resolving the weaknesses of the common currency could only be done via
changes to European treaties.
"Where does it state that treaty changes must take a decade?" she said,
adding that treaty changes always carry risks because they must approved
by all 27 members of the European Union.
Changes must ensure the "anchoring of a culture of stability in Europe" by
giving European institutions, including the European Court of Justice, the
possibility to intervene in countries who "infringe the rules in a
permanent way".
Later Wednesday, lawmakers were set to vote on plans to boost the
440-billion-euro ($612-billion) EU war chest to fight the crisis, amid
fears that it would be insufficient to prevent disaster if Italy were
dragged into the mire.
German Lawmakers Set to Back EFSF
By ULRIKE DAUER And WILLIAM BOSTON
BERLIN-The euro-zone is facing the toughest test since its inception, and
governments must ensure that the debt crisis doesn't spread from Greece to
other countries, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday.
Ms. Merkel, speaking in Germany's lower house of parliament ahead of a
vote on the European Financial Stability Facility, said Germany can't
prosper without Europe.
"We must solve the current crisis and correct mistakes from the past," Ms.
Merkel said, adding that she wants to push for sustainable decisions to be
made at a summit of European Union government leaders later Wednesday in
Brussels where leaders are expected to announce a package of measures to
contain the sovereign-debt crisis.
A broad majority in the house is virtually certain to support a resolution
backing a package of options to boost the firepower of the EUR440 billion
($611.91 billion) fund to more than EUR1 trillion without increasing
contributing countries' guarantees for the fund. All major parties
approved the resolution in their parliamentary groups on Tuesday, making
the resolution's passing highly likely.
Ms. Merkel acknowledged that for years euro members were able to increase
public debt without getting sanctioned by markets through higher interest
rates or by the European Stability and Growth Pact. She also pointed to a
protraction of structural reforms in euro-zone countries.
However, she also said that Ireland is back on a positive track, and that
Greece has started structural reforms that put a heavy burden on the Greek
population, which "deserves our respect and a sustainable perspective" in
The right conclusions must be drawn from the report by Greece's
international creditors, which shows that the Mediterranean country is at
the beginning of a long journey, Ms. Merkel said. She added that the
private sector must make its contribution and that the decisions taken at
the July 21 EU summit were no longer applicable.
Ms. Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party, which will hold a
policy-setting convention in Leipzig next month, published a paper
Wednesday outlining demands for greater European integration as a response
the euro-zone debt crisis. The demands of Ms. Merkel's party are among the
most far-reaching that would establish more federalist structures and
democratic legitimacy for European decisions.
Ms. Merkel's party is demanding the creation of a European Monetary Fund,
an election of the President of the European Commission by direct ballot
by the citizens of the European Union, and conferring the right to
initiate EU legislation to the European Parliament and the Council of
On the issue of fiscal integration, Ms. Merkel's party calls for
introducing a German-style debt brake in all 17 euro-zone member states;
re-focusing EU structural funds to promote competitiveness; a strict
refusal of Eurobonds; a commitment to the independence of the European
Central Bank; support for the creation of a European Rating Agency to
compete with the big U.S.-based ratings agencies; and a swift introduction
of a tax on financial transactions.
If the euro fails, Europe fails,' says German chancellor
German Chancellor Angela Merkel with European leaders
Merkel will hash out the crisis measures in Brussels
One month after a rebellion within her own party's ranks over the
expansion of the eurozone bailout fund, Chancellor Merkel must again face
a restive parliament over a "leveraging" of the fund's monies.
Europe faces its most difficult hour since the Second World War as a
consequence of the escalating eurozone debt crisis, according to German
Chancellor Angela Merkel.
"What is good for Europe is also good for Germany," Merkel said. "If the
euro fails, then Europe fails and that cannot happen."
In an address to the German parliament, the Bundestag, Merkel called on
the chamber to support changes to the EU's treaties that would allow
Brussels to intervene in the budgets of states who constantly break agreed
upon fiscal rules.
Although leveraging the European bailout fund would carry additional
risks, the chancellor said there was no other alternative to bring Europe
back from the financial brink.
"It would not be justifiable to not take on the risk," Merkel said.
Despite growing criticism from within the ranks of Merkel's center-right
coalition government, the passage of the resolution granting authority for
a leveraged bailout fund seemed all but assured due to support from the
center-left opposition made up of the Greens and the Social Democrats.
"We are prepared in principle to strike a common path because we believe
that Germany has a common responsibility," said Ju:rgen Trittin, head of
the Green's parliamentary group. "The leveraging is necessary."
After the vote in the Bundestag, Merkel is scheduled to fly to Brussels
for the final installment of a three-day marathon summit on Europe's
escalating debt crisis. The heads of Europe's states and governments are
to continue hashing out the details of a debt write-off for Greece, the
recapitalization of banks and the leveraging of the bailout fund.
Bundestag in sessionThe Bundestag is expected to support Merkel despite
growing criticism
"The chancellor will go to Brussels today strengthened by a clear and very
broad mandate," said Peter Altmaier, parliamentary floor leader of
Merkel's conservative bloc.
Leveraging the expansion
During the last European summit in July, the continent's leaders expanded
the temporary European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to 440 billion
euros ($557 billion). The controversial expansion, however, has proven
inadequate due to the dismal financial state of Greece and the instable
fiscal situations in Italy and Spain, the eurozone's third and
fourth-largest economies respectively.
For Athens to get back on a fiscally stable footing, European leaders are
likely to call on private banks to write off up to 60 percent of their
holdings in Greek government bonds, which could trigger a banking crisis.
Tremors within Europe's banking sector coupled with instability in Italy
and Spain could quickly exhaust the EFSF's funds.
Unwilling to expand the EFSF with more taxpayers' money, Merkel's
government has suggested partially insuring the purchase of risky
government bonds - such as those of Greece - by private investors.
Some members of Merkel's own coalition, however, are skeptical of the move
and have expressed concerns that leveraging the fund would - in the end -
expose Germany to further risk and jeopardize its credit rating. Frank
Scha:ffler, a representative with Merkel's coalition partners the Free
Democrats, expressed concern that the proposed solutions will only
exacerbate the fundamental problems driving the debt crisis.
"What the heads of state and government are now discussing is what caused
the global financial crisis in the first place," Scha:ffler said.
Author: Spencer Kimball (dpa, Reuters)
Editor: Nicole Goebel
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Cariboo North's independent MLA is claiming that a "public policy vacuum" exists when it comes to the industrial process used to recover natural gas from deep rock formations.
That's why Bob Simpson and fellow independent MLA Vicki Huntington (Delta South) have signed off on a letter to Premier Christy Clark asking that she launch an investigation into hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
During the fracking process, high volumes of water, chemicals, and sometimes sand are pumped deep underground, under high pressure, to fracture rock—usually shale—to enable the encased natural gas to rise to the surface.
Fracking is happening in B.C. already, but there are questions as to the environmental impacts of the water-intensive practice, especially on aquifers. Simpson and Huntington note that shale is particularly difficult to extract from, but in a depressed natural-gas market, incentives are offered to the industry by the provincial government to develop these areas.
Speaking by phone today (May 26), Simpson stressed that the letter to the premier, dated May 26, is not "accusatory" and does not "point fingers".
"What we've done is, we've basically stripped the politics out," Simpson told the Straight.
The two-page letter begins with the two MLAs saying they're "heartened" by Clark's purported willingness to engage MLAs "more directly in public policy formulation" through legislative committees.
At the end, the two MLAs note: "Having policymakers conduct this work as soon as possible through the use of a Special Committee of the Legislature is, in our estimation, the best means to avoid unnecessary conflict and public protest and to ensure that the public interest will be fully protected as B.C. develops its unconventional gas resources."
Simpson and Huntington listed the following supporters in a news release that accompanied the letter:
Lori Hill, Peace Environment and Safety Trustees Society
Chief Roland Willson, West Moberly First Nations
Kathi Dickie, chief councillor, Fort Nelson First Nation
Rick Koechl, Old Hope Road Residents Group
Terry Webster, concerned citizen and Hudsons Hope city councillor
Ken Forest, Peace River resident and retired high-school principal
Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs
Ian Bruce, climate-change specialist, David Suzuki Foundation
Ben Parfitt, researcher, B.C. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
Matt Horne, Pembina InstituteM
Will Koop, B.C. Tap Water Alliance
Ben West, Wilderness Committee
Casey Brennan, Wildsight
Karen Tam Wu, ForestEthics
Jennifer Rice, T.Buck Suzuki Environmental Foundation
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Greg Knox, SkeenaWild Conservation Trust
Taylor Bachrach, municipal councillor, Telkwa
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Roy Henry Vickers, artist
from the point of social cost accounting this is a net loss business activity and very dirty dollars.
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The current version of the GMOS Mask Making software (GMMPS) is v0.4.2, released in 2014-10-28 for Linux and Mac OS X. This is an interim version to provide support for the new Hamamatsu detectors in GMOS-S. It is not yet fully backwards compatible (see below).
Version 0.4.2 fixed several memory leaks and other bugs that could prevent GMMPS from creating the ODF FITS tables we need to cut the masks. This has occurred with newer gcc compilers.
!! VERY IMPORTANT NOTE for GMOS-S users, concerning the Hamamatsu detector upgrade -- PLEASE READ !!
From August 2014 onwards, GMOS-S is offered with the new Hamamatsu detectors. While updating GMMPS to support the new detector system we have identified several problems in the source code concerning the overplotting of the detector gaps and the illuminated field of view. Until a fully backwards compatible version is available:
- Users of GMOS-N use GMMPS v0.4.2
- Users of GMOS-S, who have their pre-imaging taken with the NEW detectors, also use GMMPS v0.4.2
- Users of GMOS-S, who have their pre-imaging taken with the OLD detectors; and users of with pseudoGMOS images from gmskcreate, MUST use GMMPS v0.402
If you belong to the last category:
The mask design process is unchanged. However, the OLD detector gaps will be shown instead of the new ones. The latter are wider and a little further separated. The drawing below displays the location of the new gaps with respect to the old ones. Please use this drawing to make sure that your alignment stars do not fall into the gaps.
How to get GMMPS
The GMOS Mask Making software is supplied as a gzipped tar file, and is available in compiled form for the following operating systems.
Version 0.4.2 (download)
Version 0.402 (download)
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Ubuntu 10.04 32/64 bit
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The binaries for Linux and Mac OS X are included in the distribution. The gzipped tar-file is about 55MB, the unpacked software requires 154MB of disk space. Some space can be saved by deleting the bin.PLATFORM and lib.PLATFORM directories which do not support your platform.
Software pre-requisites
- To use GMMPS you must have a working installation of Skycat. Version 3.1.2 is required for 64-bit Linux distributions and OS X (10.7+)
- You need the latest version of the Gemini IRAF package installed in order to create the input object tables.
The installation instructions are included with the released software. If the GMMPS binaries provided do not run on your architecture / operating system then you must recompile the GMMPS source code. This requires that you use GNU make, and edit the Makefiles accordingly.
The Gemini Mask Making Software is built on the ESO/VIMOS Mask Preparation Software, after agreement with European Southern Observatory. The software was modified for GMOS use by Jennifer Dunn (NRC, Canada), Dustin Fennell (Univ. of Victoria) and Craig Allen, Bryan Miller, and Mischa Schirmer (Gemini).


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After thinking Ryan Braun looked so good yesterday the Fashion Police return to find Braunie Remetee-ing it up again.
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We offer free wireless internet to our shoppers at this Simon mall. Any shopper with a Wi-Fi enabled laptop, tablet or smartphone can easily log onto the Wi-Fi network. All shoppers have to do is open their web browser or select "Simon WiFi" (the SSID name) from their available list of wireless networks to get to the Simon Malls Wi-Fi landing page. All shoppers that choose to use the Wi-Fi network at this mall must agree to Simon Wi-Fi Terms & Conditions of Use prior to using this free service. If there are any issues or questions, shoppers and tenants should contact the Wi-Fi network technical support hotline at (888) 726-5930 for assistance.
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Order your travel money online for convenient home delivery. Did you know that some Simon mall locations also include retail Travelex stores for your convenience. Travelex is the world's largest retail foreign currency exchange specialist, with over 1000 stores around the world. We can provide you with over 75 foreign currencies as well as a Cash Passport that can be pre-loaded with either Pounds or Euros and includes chip & PIN technology, a must when traveling in Europe. To get started, visit Travelex now.
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You can charge your phone while you are shopping. Conveniently located Device Charging Stations allow visitors to charge their phones, tablets, and other communication devices while enjoying the mall. The Charging Station features comfortable seating - and is the perfect spot to rest and recharge!
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Use only at US merchants that accept American Express Cards except cruise lines and casinos. Not for use at ATMs or for recurring payments. Not redeemable for cash. No fees after purchase. For more information, customer service, or Cardholder Agreement visit simongiftcard.com or call 1-800-331-5479. Issued by AEPCMC by license from American Express Travel Related Services Co., Inc.

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Children's Play Area
The Children's Play Area is located lowel level in front of JCPenney. It is open all mall hours.

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The Simon Malls Mobile App can help you find your favorite stores, dining and entertainment options at the Simon Mall nearest you. You'll also be able to check out the latest deals and events available at your favorite mall right from your phone. And there are many more features designed to enhance your shopping experience including mall maps & gift card balance check. Download the free app from the App Store℠ for iOS powered devices or from Google Play™ for Android powered devices today. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google Inc.
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Lost and Found information is handled by Guest Services. Contact Guest Services in Center Court or by calling 714.898.2559.
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All mall entrances are open at 7am so that walkers can walk in a safe, climate controlled environment.
Handicapped parking is located at all mall and major store entrances.

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Large shopping bags are available at Simon Guest Services for $1. Proceeds benefit the Simon Youth Foundation.
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Join the club! What's the Simon Kidgits Club? It is a fun, informative club for kids 3 - 8 years old. Children will receive valuable lessons in education, safety, health and wellness, and much more! Complete program details available at Simon Guest Services in center court $5 annual membership fee per child. For more information visit www.simonkidgitsclub.com.

U.S. Post Office located at the upper level Macy's wing.

 Hours: M-F 10:30 am - 5:00 pm, Sat. 10:30 am - 3:00 pm. Closed 1:00- 2:00pm.
Strollers are available at all exterior entrances. The price is $5 with a $1 refund upon return of the stroller.
Coca-Cola vending machines are located througout the mall. Beverages include: Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Dasani Water, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Fanta, and Powerade.
Wheelchairs (Complimentary)
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It's important to keep your cholesterol levels within healthy limits. If you have other risk factors for developing heart disease, you need to be even more careful — especially with your low-density lipoprotein (LDL), or "bad," cholesterol level.
Cholesterol levels are measured in milligrams (mg) of cholesterol per deciliter (dL) of blood in the United States and some other countries. Canada and most European countries measure cholesterol in millimoles (mmol) per liter (L) of blood. Consider these general guidelines when you get your cholesterol test (lipid panel or lipid profile) results to see if your cholesterol falls in an ideal range.
*Canadian and European guidelines differ slightly from U.S. guidelines. These conversions are based on U.S. guidelines.
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that a triglyceride level of 100 mg/dL (1.3 mmol/L) or lower is considered optimal. The AHA says this optimal level would improve your heart health. However, the AHA doesn't recommend drug treatment to reach this level. Instead, for those trying to lower their triglycerides to this level, lifestyle changes such as diet, weight loss and physical activity are encouraged. Elevated triglycerides usually respond well to dietary and lifestyle changes.
Because LDL cholesterol is a major risk factor for heart disease, it's the main focus of cholesterol-lowering treatment. Your target LDL number can vary, depending on your underlying risk of heart disease.
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Battery and charging failures, cracked or broken screens, water damage, and general maintenance issues have been reported and serviced on almost all cell phone models we repair, including the Kyocera Hydro. Whether it's an accident, general maintenance issues or known/reported problems from the manufacturer, our technicians are trained and certified to diagnose and fix it.
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Who hasn't tripped on a power cord once or twice? Forcefully disconnecting wires and cords from your cell phones ports can cause major problems that build over time or happen all at one frustrating time. Water can also permeate an exposed port and, over time, gradually corrode metal connections until the port fails. Keeping your phone protected from rain or excessive humidity will help prevent this normal wear and tear, but sometimes there's nothing you can do.
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Can you hear crackling, hissing or the volume of your audio dropping in random intervals? These are signs that there is a problem with the connection between your cell phone's headphone jack and your headphones or speakers. Normal wear and tear, and dirty connections are common, everyday culprits of audio problems.
From that one stubborn key that won't work to an accidentally broken keyboard, we have a solution for your cell phone. Our cleaning service is perfect for giving your cell phone a tune up. Germs and dust can accumulate and thrive on your keyboard or screen's surface, turning wireless convenience into a real hygiene problem and possible health hazard.
Everyday wear and tear is enough to tire your cell phone's memory card reader. Or an unintended drop or spill can bump something loose inside the phone, making your reader malfunction. Memory cards are also very fragile, and could easily snap in half and get jammed where you can't retrieve it.
Sometimes, the error can be caused by faulty wiring or boards within the cell phone. This hardware is usually safe, however, since it does not interact with the user.
Cracking your cell phone's glass screen is the first thing you look for when you drop your phone because it's the last thing you want to happen. Look closely at your cell phone's screen: If you see an ink blot or discoloration while the screen is turned on, you may have broken something under the glass, such as an LCD light. If there is no ink blot or discoloration, you just cracked the glass.
If the person on the other end of the line doesn't seem to be responding to you or there is no noise in your ear whatsoever, the problem may be in your cell phone. A malfunctioning or otherwise inhibited earpiece speaker is a common cause of such communication errors. A properly working earpiece lets your crisply and clearly hear the person you're talking to after the phone has translated information from the cellular network.
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Shafer SH-Series Actuators
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Fisher® Optimized Digital Valve (ODV) Compressor Antisurge
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GO® Switch Robust Technology For Commercial and Nuclear Sensing Applications
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TopWorx 4310 Wireless Position Monitor
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Fisher® Control-Disk Valve and 2052 Actuator
Tom Brandau explains how the Fisher® Control Disk Valve and 2052 Actuator solves customers' control issues. [2:04]
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Rosemount 2160 Wireless Liquid Level Switch
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BP Technical Manager Mike Ingraham hosts a visit at this 250,000 bpd refinery for a close look at wireless applications leading to broader use and an important role in future business success. [0:00]
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Steve Moore demonstrates how the Smart Wireless THUM Adapter unleashes the existing diagnostics of the HART field devices. The THUM Adapter also can bring process variables from remote HART devices to your control system. [04:35]
Smart Wireless Pavilion
Dan Carlson demonstrates the breadth of Emerson's Smart Wireless capabilities in the Smart Wireless Pavilion at the 2009 Emerson Exchange. [09:41]
Industry Trends in Latin America
Leo Rodriguez, president of Latin America for Emerson Process Management, discusses the trends in the Latin American market and how Emerson's business is organized to meet the needs of customers in this emerging market. [11:58]
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Nathan Pettus, Claudio Fayad, and Juan Carlos Bravo show how work can be eliminated from wireless, fieldbus, and wired projects by using I/O on Demand. [18:27]
Getting Started With Wireless: A Bob Gill Interview
Control Engineering Asia's Bob Gill and Emerson's Bob Karschnia discuss key wireless topics including Security, Reliability and how users can get started. [3:16]
Doug Johnson - PlantWeb® for the Power Industry
Doug Johnson discusses how Emerson's PlantWeb® digital plant architecture helps power generators improve heat rates and availability, generate more megawatts and comply with increasingly complex environmental and security regulations. [2:49]
PlantWeb Theater
Doug Morris demonstrates how Emerson uses Human Centered Design to deliver process technology that eliminates unnecessary work, reduces the complexity of using technology, and embeds knowledge for the benefit of less experienced user technology, and embeds knowledge for the benefit of less experienced users. [18:39]
Helping Emerson's Customers Leverage Assets Through Remote Automation
John Gardner, senior vice president of global strategic accounts for Emerson Process Management, discusses the challenges customers are facing and how technology can help them better leverage their assests through remote automation to achieve a higher level of return. [6:59]
Minimizing Electromagnetic Interference in the Rosemount 3144P Temperature Transmitter
Elizabeth Anderson discusses how Emerson Process Management solutions can help protect your valuable temperature measurement from signal noise caused by electromagnetic interference or EMI. [1:29]
Better Maintenance Practices with Advanced Diagnostics
Jody Minor of LyondellBasell and Emerson's Bill Zhou discuss how LyondellBasell improved maintenance practices with Advanced Diagnostics from the Rosemount 3051S and AMS Suite. [4:55]
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Celulosa Arauco describes how they teamed with Emerson to commission the world's largest "smart" pulp mill in Chile. Digital integration with PlantWeb architecture helped the mill meet environmental, safety, and production goals and a demanding start-up schedule. [7:47]
Smart Digital Modernization: Petrobras Zárate Polystyrene
To increase reliability and operational performance, Petrobras migrated their Zárate plant in Argentina to PlantWeb digital architecture. Petrobras Zárate management describes how plant personnel teamed with Emerson to revamp operations during a multi-phase project - without plant stoppages. [10:18]
Rising Above Challenges: Motiva Norco Refinery
To improve reliability and operational performance, Motiva Norco modernized their Norco, Louisiana, refinery using PlantWeb digital plant architecture. Motiva Norco management, project, operations, and maintenance personnel describe their challenges and goals and the automation strategy, technology, and services that made this project a success. [10:06]
Petrobras Replan: Emerson Alliance for Success
Learn how Emerson has assisted Petrobras Replan refinery in quickly and reliably meeting new requirements for a changing marketplace. [13:05]
Fully Automated Plant: ZT Kruszwica Edible Oils
The ZT Kruszwica video explains why Bunge in Poland selected Emerson's PlantWeb digital plant architecture for their new rapeseed oil processing plant. It highlights the results they achieved by implementing a fully automated installation. These include improved operating efficiency and reduced costs for energy and other utilities usage. [8:40]
Remote Operations – Oil & Gas Production
How Emerson's onshore production soltuions help customes solve challenges like improving safety at remote locations, optimizing production and minimizing operational costs. [4:58]
Installation & Commissioning: A Few Best Practices
Eric Snyder demonstrates streamlined commissioning of field devices and easy interlock verifications with AMS Suite. [8:45]
Rosemount Annubar® Flowmeter Series
Emily Vinella showcases the features and benefits of the Rosemount Annubar Flowmeter including the Rosemount 3051SFA Flowmeter and the Rosemount 585 Annubar Primary Element. [1:38]
Skid-Based Operations
Mark Coughran demonstrates how Emerson's skid based solutions helps customers solve challenges like on time delivery, reliability of products, local support and portability of assets. [2:47]
Emerson Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Solutions
Patrick Truesdale explains how Emerson helps customers solve their specific challenge for complying with the new Greenhouse Gas monitoring and reporting regulations. [5:53]
Essential Asset Monitoring Solutions
Tim Olsen demonstrates how essential asset monitoring enables clients to solve reliability challenges such as unscheduled shutdowns. The key enabler is having asset health information and timely alerts presented prior to imminent failure, thus the plant personnel has the opportunity to take action and avoid the failure and any safety or environmental incidents had the failure occurred. [3:18]
Reducing Energy Cost and Green House Gases on Industrial Sites
Bob Sabin explains how application of instrumentation and control technology in a holistic manner helps industrial sites reduce energy costs and decrease green house gas production while improving power and utility reliability. [5:40]
Emerson's Worldwide Capabilities and Involvement in LNG Regasification Terminals
Mike Lepper provides an insight into Emerson's worldwide capabilities and involvement in LNG Regasification Terminals. [2:47]
Offshore Trends, Drivers & Challenges
Dave Newman discusses trends in the offshore industry, including a growing trend towards FPSO and subsea completions to bring oil and gas to shore in less hospitable areas, and the drive towards FLNG vessels where gas is produced, liquefied and transported without ever going a shore. [3:40]
FLNG: New Wave, New Solutions
Knut Jorgensen discusses how Emerson's commercial and technical solution for FLNG differentiates us from the competition. [3:36]
Rosemount 2160 Wireless Level Switch
Joe Willson introduces the Rosemount 2160 wireless level switch and explains how the proven advantages of the Rosemount vibrating fork switches has been combined with Emerson's wireless expertise. [1:56]
The Marinization of FLNG - Our Trends & Philosophy
David Reif explains how Emerson is positioned to provide complete, integrated solutions to the entire LNG Value Chain as it takes to the seas. [5:03]
The Inherent Safeguarding Solution for LNG Regasification Terminals
Mike Lepper and Juan Carlos Bravo demonstrate the importance of DeltaV SIS in providing testing of a safety loop. [3:46]
Emerson & Wartsila Alliance
Dave Reif and Magnus Miemois discuss joint solutions for marine customers. [3:43]
Emerson SmartProcess® Boiler Optimization Solution
Scott Pettigrew highlights the Emerson SmartProcess Boiler solution that optimizes the performance of multi-fuel power boilers by maximizing alternate fuel use and increasing thermal efficiency. [1:25]
CSI 2130 Machinery Health Analyzer
Drew Mackley demonstrates how to get the most out of your route-based vibration analysis program using the CSI 2130. [3:15]
Rosemount Analytical pH and Conductivity Wireless Transmitters
John Wright explains how Wireless Analytical products save time in calibration with SMART sensor technology and offers a wide range of measurement options. [3:55]
Wellhead Automation
Chuck Miller discusses how Emerson technologies maximize availability and output from each wellhead by providing reliable, real-time data for wellhead management, control and monitoring. [4:29]
Using Collaboration Centers to Solve Challenges
David Newman explains how the collaboration center helps customers solve challenges like the remote access of data from oil and gas installations. [2:29]
Fiscal Systems Measurement
Denver Smart explains how Emerson delivers products, systems, and fully integrated services to ensure precise measurement over time, cost-effective systems, and system reliability while helping manage measurement uncertainty. [6:25]
Rosemount Magnetic and Vortex Flowmeters Reduce Maintenance in Oil & Gas
Michael Machuca demosntrates how customers solve challenges like reducing maintenance cost and optimizing production in upstream oil and gas applications with Rosemount vortex and magnetic flowmeters. [2:15]
Offshore - Onshore Collaboration
Experience how Emerson's integrated solutions can help ensure operators and support personnel receive and take advantage of the real-time information they need to maintain optimal production availability - whether in remote facilities or central collaboration centers. [8:57]
Subsea Flow Assurance
Ottar Vikingstad explains how Emerson can give you valuable insight into reservoir performance; warn you of potentially hazardous conditions; and reduce subsea intervention, maintenance and production shut-downs. [7:34]
Rosemount Engineering Assistant™ 6.1
Kyle Nelson demonstrates how the Engineering Assistant™ 6.1 can easily and intuitively configure the new Rosemount 3051S MultiVariable® mass and energy flow transmitter(TM). [4:45]
Improving Operation of Your Custody Transfer Metering System Offshore
Shane Hale explains how the Danalyzer 700XA C9+ with methanol and water application can improve the operation of the custody transfer metering system in an offshore environment. [3:57]
Electric Actuation for Natural Gas Wells with Fisher® easy-Drive
Tom Pesek explains how the Fisher® D3 with easy-Drive electric actuator provides reliable, low power actuation on natural gas wells without venting natural gas. Ease of use and flow computer integration reduces maintenance costs while providing proven globe valve durability. [4:08]
Leading the Smart Wireless Transformation
With more than 580 million operating hours, spanning 6,100 wireless networks around the world, Emerson's Smart Wireless solutions are a proven way to monitor critical functions. Emerson experts have developed a range of wireless sensors that work in places where people can't go and where stringing wires isn't practical.
Fisher® Control-Disk Valve Animation
Explains the control range advantages offered by the Fisher Control-Disk rotary valve. [6:00]
Fisher® Cavitation Demo
Emerson is a world leader in the understanding of cavitation. To learn more about cavitation and some of the tehnical solutions using Fisher products click on the link above. [05:56]
Rosemount 5300 Guided Wave Radar with Intelligent Diagnostics
Lori Egbers demonstrates how the Rosemount 5300 Guided Wave Radar with new diagnostic capabilities can monitor surface signal quality and enable preventative maintenance. [2:21]
Fisher® Severe Service Noise Video
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Fisher® Fundamentals of Cavitation and Flashing
Emerson provides an explanation of cavitation, how it differs from flashing, the damage that it can cause, and methods of controlling it. [9:49]
USB Fieldbus Interface for Foundation Fieldbus
Alan Dewey demonstrates how the new USB Fieldbus Interface enables two-way communication between a computer and fieldbus devices for easy setup, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting of fieldbus devices and segments. [4:28]
Level Challenges in Boiling Hydrocarbon Overcome by High-Sensitivity GWR
Andreas Hessel explains how the Rosemount 5300 Series Guided Wave Radar provides reliable level measurements despite the severe challenges with boiling hydrocarbon. Innovations such as Direct Switch Technology and Probe End Projection overcomes the heavy turbulence, low DC and hydrocarbons at their supercritical state. [3:13]
Improve Throughput & Product Quality with Integrated Transmitter with Superior Fast Filling Performance
Anna Pishchulina & Chuck Gray will demonstrate how using Coriolis Flowmeter in dosing and filling applications customers can improve throughput, reduce waste and product giveaway and lower maintenance costs. [6:35]
Emerson Smart Firewall
Bob Huba demonstrates how the Emerson Smart Firewall offers an easy to use, built for purpose firewall specifically designed to help protect your DeltaV system from security threats. [6:47]
Real Time Release for Faster Better and More Drugs
Chris Amstutz demonstrates how Syncade shop floor recipes with embedded PAT methods can help customers achieve real time release. [2:10]
Fisher® FIELDVUE ValveLink Mobile Software
Lorin Miller explains the application of ValveLink Mobile Software and demonstrates the ease of use of this new diagnostics tool that is used on control valves with FIELDVUE digital valve controllers. [4:48]
Rosemount 848T Wireless Temperature Transmitter
Matt Behrns demonstrates how the Rosemount 848T wireless temperature transmitter offers a cost-effective and reliable solution for high density temperature measurement applications. [2:42]
System Backup and Recovery Overview
Chris Felts demostrates how the new Emerson system backup and recovery application helps customers solve the challenge of deploying an standardized, supported Emerson solution for DeltaV, AMS Suite, Syncade and Machinery Health Management systems data backup and disaster recovery. [7:31]
Make Every Operator Your Best Operator
Dawn Eggler explains how Syncade Electronic Procedures helps customers address challenges like inconsistent abnormal situation response. [2:27]
Utilizing Smart Wellhead Production Automation and Control Systems From Emerson Process Management
Denver Smart demonstrates and explains Smart Wellhead production automation innovations to effeceintly improve field productivity while maximizing revenue, minimizing costs and ensuring the safety of workers, assets and the environment with reliable, accurate, real-time measurement and control. [6:24]
Improving Furnace Performance with Better Flue Gas Analysis
Doug Simmers demonstrates how the Model OCX8800 helps customers maximize furnace efficiency of boilers and furnaces. Minimize NOx and CO2 emissions. Improving Furnace Performance with Better Flue Gas Analysis [4:04]
Smart Wireless Gateway: Redundancy
Douglas Carlson explains how the Smart Wireless Gateway helps customers solve challenges by establishing redundancy in a plant environment. [0:59]
Rosemount 3051SF DP Flowmeters
Emily Vinella explains how the Rosemount DP Flowmeters solves challenges that are common with flowmeter installations such as high permanent pressure loss, straight run requirements and accuracy in small line sizes. [2:25]
Rosemount 405A Compact Annubar Flowmeter
Katie Hausman explains how the 405A Compact Annubar primary element combines the benefits of the classic T-shaped 485 Annubar averaging pitot tube and the 405 Compact Design including easy installation and low permanent pressure loss. [2:08]
Rosemount 2130 SIL 2 Vibrating Fork Liquid Level Switch with Advanced Diagnostics
Kevin Cullen demonstrates how the SIL 2 certified Rosemouint 2130 with advanced diagnostics capability helps prevent unplanned maintenance shutdowns and ensures the safety of your plant. [2:30]
Rosemount 8800D Series Vortex Flowmeter
Robert Zaun explains how the Rosemount 8800D Vortex Flowmeter reduces process downtime with superior reliability and best in class diagnostic capabilities. [02:30]
3051SFC Conditioning Orifice Flowmeter Demonstration
Kyle Nelson demonstrates how conditioning orifice technology reduces the amount of straight pipe run needed for an accurate DP Flow reading, allowing a flow measurement point to be installed practically anywhere within the process. [2:45]
SMART pH Sensors and Instruments for Plug and Play Use
Linda Meyers explains how SMART pH sensors and instruments help customers solve challenges like calibrating sensors in remote locations where buffer solutions, beakers, and a rinse bottle must all be carried on site, making it cumbersome and time consuming. [3:05]
Rosemount 3051S Wireless Transmitter
Matt Behrns explains how the Rosemount 3051S Wireless helps customers gain more visibility at a reduced cost and with faster implementation. [4:52]
Baumann 85000 Sanitary Pinch Valve for Single-Use Systems
Matthew Hoven explains how the Baumann 85000 helps customers have accurate control of their single-use/disposable process lines. [1:11]
Learn how the wireless acoustic transmitter can help you monitor steam traps and pressure relief valves
Melissa Stiegler explains how the Rosemount Wireless Acoustic Transmitter helps customers solve challenges like knowing when all of their steam traps are leaking through the use of the Wireless Acoustic transmitter and knowing exactly when a pressure relief valve has had a release. [1:48]
Rosemount 3051S MultiVariable™ Mass Flow Transmitter
Nathan Stokes explains how the Rosemount 3051S MultiVariable™ Transmitter simplifies Mass and Energy flow by integrating differential pressure, pressure, and temperature measurements along with advanced compensation techniques into a single device. [1:27]
3107 Ultrasonic Level Transmitter for Level, Volume and Open Channel Flow
Peter Ward explains the features and benefits of the Rosemount 3107 Ultrasonic Level Transmitter for maintaining accurate and reliable level measurement in Water and Wastewater and Utility applications. [3:03]
Poor Reliability of Essential Equipment is Costing Too Much
Randal Doss explains how the application of wireless technology and integrated protection/prediction/process monitoring can help to eliminate the financial impact of unexpected shutdowns on essential centrifugal compressors. This application is part of the Emerson Essential Asset Monitoring solution. [4:49]
Wireless Safety Monitoring with Rosemount 702, TopWorx GO Switch & 4310
Ron Harper demonstrates how Smart Wireless technology can be used to monitor environmental, safety and health. The Rosemount 702 Wireless Discrete Transmitter, combined with TopWorx Go Switches can be used to provide notification to first responders and an audit trail for regulatory compliance. [08:01]
Micro Motion Direct Insertion Density & Viscosity Meters
Simon Wheeler demonstrates how Micro Motion's direct insertion density and viscosity meters add value to manufacturing processes. This video highlights their simplicity, compactness and the multivariable measurements available. [3:41]
Managing Oil Movement Marine Planning Uncertainty
Rusty Gavin explains how Syncade Marine Movement Logistics helps customer address challenges of determing the impact of changing ship logistics in oil terminal management. [3:32]
Optimizing Safe Truck Oil Terminal Visits
Shoyeb Hasanali explains how Emerson's integrated vertical truck terminal management solutions optimize safe truck visits to the terminal. [4:34]
Introduction of Rosemount 5300 and 5400 Modbus Options
Steve Newton explains how the modbus output for radar gauge helps customers solve challenges like low power and more efficient communications. [2:22]
Fermenter Foam Level Monitoring in Ethanol Plant
The Rosemount 5300 can be configured to detect the level of foam in an application which can lead to reduction in antifoam agents and increased vessel capacity. [3:42]
3051S Advanced Diagnostics made easy in DeltaV
Tom Wallace demonstrates how 3051S Advanced Diagnostics (SPM) can quickly and easily be implemented and used in DeltaV with pre-engineered solutions for operators and engineers.. [5:47]
Rosemount 5300 Guided Wave Radar with Rosemount 9901 Chamber--No Surprises in the Field!
Tom Wienke explains how project risk is minimized by asking the manufacturer of the guided wave radar to also supply the chamber or bridle assembly. [3:52]
User-friendly Interoperability in Any Host with New Radar DDs & DTMs
Tomas Wennerberg and Andreas Hessel demonstrates how Rosemount Level instruments' new DDs and DTMs provide a user-friendly and powerful configuration interface in any host. [3:16]
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