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"FINISH HIM!" is an ending message that appears in arcade fighting game series Mortal Kombat to notify the player to perform a final blow on their opponent so they could win the match. With the popularity of the series and the many gruesome finishing moves, called "Fatality," this message has since became a subject of parody on the internet.
The fighting game series Mortal Kombat series was created by Midway games and was first released in arcades on October 8th, 1992. Before finishing a match in the game, a fighter can perform many special moves known as "Fatalities" when the message "FINISH HIM/HER!" is spoken by the announcer and appears on the screen, indicating the time for the final strike against their defeated opponent. As the series went on, a variety of special ending messages has been introduced to the series; notably "Brutality," "Animality," "Babylity," and "Friendship."
The fame of the catchphrases of these game has expanded to considerable levels que has influenced both the internet like parodies, increasing the popularity of the series and similar techniques in other franchises like the phrase "Executions" pertaining to the "Gears of War " series and the phrase "Claytality" of the "ClayFighter 63⅓" series. The Fatalities were featured in ScrewAttack's "Top 10 OMGWTF Moments" due to the competition it gave to other games including Street Fighter II and how it popularized the arcades[3], as well as in machinima.com's list of top ten gaming memes[2].
So much the expressions of the game like their images sparked controversy because of its high content of violent and bloody, reaching censorship in number of countries, and several court cases about the extremely violence. Subsequently, the classification by the ESRB for adult audiences, causing the increase in the morbidity of young audiences.
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The infectious Prism single, which nudged Ke$ha and Pitbull's "Timber" from the top spot, becomes Katy's ninth chart-topper since 2008. She not only becomes the first artist to reach the summit every year since 2010 but also climbs to 10th on the all-time list for number one hits.
Katy is now in an equal tie Elton John, the Bee Gees, Paul McCartney and Usher. Not bad company! See who has more number one hits than the 29-year-old after the jump.
The Beatles — 20
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"Roar" (2013)
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28 Is this man Coniah a despised, shattered pot, a jar no one wants? Why are he and his descendants hurled out and cast into a land they have not known? | 28 Is this man Jehoiachin a despised, broken pot, an object no one wants? Why will he and his children be hurled out, cast into a land they do not know? |
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Summary: The national bestseller and winner of the American Book Award, thoroughly updated for the first time since its initial publication to include textbooks written since 2000 and featuring a new chapter on what textbooks get wrong about 9/11 and Iraq.
Since its initial publication in 1995, Lies My Teacher Told Me has gone on to win an American Book Award and the Oliver Cromwell Cox Award for Distinguished Anti-Racist Scholarship, and to sell one million copies ...show morein its various editions.
What started out as a survey of the twelve leading American history textbooks has ended up being what the San Francisco Chronicle calls "an extremely convincing plea for truth in education" beginning with the pre-Columbian period and ranging over characters and events as diverse as Reconstruction, Helen Keller, the first Thanksgiving, and the My Lai massacre.
In this revised and updated edition, James Loewen surveys six new high school history textbooks written since the first edition of Lies was published. In his inimitable style, he adds material to each chapter noting where the new books have gotten more accurate and where they are still fatally flawed. Loewen also writes at length about the way these textbooks treat the 2001 terrorist attacks and our "response" in Iraq. In fact, while researching this new edition Loewen made the front page of the New York Times in 2006 when he discovered that publishers were passing off as original virtually identical passages on important recent events in a number of history books. And in yet another example of the failure of American history textbooks, he found that "celebrity" historians whose names appear asauthors in some cases have never read, let alone written, the texts attributed to them.
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Designing and building a facility for the production of MAb drug substance is a major undertaking. Not only is the investment substantial, but also the various elements of facility design must be carefully tailored to accommodate processes that may still be developing. Pfizer's Shanbally project offers an excellent illustration of the complex facility design challenges and requirements dictated by the flexibility, speed, and economic value now required by a competitive business environment.
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May 7, 2014 - Industry News
Online sellers facing the daunting task of shipping oversized and palletized shipments now have a new option due to a new partnership between online freight marketplace uShip and the web-based e-commerce shipping service ShipStation.
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Online freight marketplace uShip has announced three top national less-than-truckload carriers have committed to uShip's shipper-direct LTL spot rate marketplace.
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April 8, 2014 - Industry News
The less-than-truckload industry is watching to see what move Old Dominion Freight Lines makes in the annual spring tariff-hike season.
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January 17, 2014 - Industry News
The Teamsters Union and YRC Worldwide announced Friday they reached a tentative agreement on a new labor contract, providing a pathway for substantial debt reduction and refinancing initiatives for the parent of several trucking operations.
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December 18, 2013 - Industry News
Trucking and parcel delivery provider FedEx has released second quarter fiscal earnings showing gains in both revenue and profit. FedEx is increasing its forecast of full-year earnings per share growth to 8% to 14% above last year's adjusted results.
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December 5, 2013 - Industry News
Less-than-truckload carrier ABF Freight System is cutting its number of terminals from 277 to 247. In a "change of operations" filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, ABF parent company Arkansas Best said it had already eliminated eight facilities in the second half of this year, with the rest still yet to close.
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December 3, 2013 - Industry News
The financially troubled parent company to several fleets, YRC Worldwide, is looking to investors to help it pay off some debt, according to the Journal of Commerce.
Less-than-truckload carrier Old Dominion Freight Line on Tuesday updated its expectations for growth in tons per day and revenue per hundredweight for the fourth quarter of this year, saying it now expects a larger increase in tons per day.
Tags: Old Dominion Freight Line, Fleets, Freight, Fleet Financials, LTL
November 12, 2013 - Industry News
Two of the industry's large, unionized less-than-truckload carriers announced their third quarter results Tuesday, with the non-asset-based Panther Expedited helping Arkansas Best and problems at YRC Freight weighing down YRC Worldwide.
Tags: Fleet Financials, LTL, Arkansas Best, Teamsters, ABF, YRC Worldwide, YRC Freight
November 5, 2013 - Industry News
A few years ago, YRC Worldwide was able to stay afloat with the help of union workers agreeing to a series of wage and benefit cuts. YRC's back in the same boat, but this time around, lenders are insisting on changes.
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October 8, 2013 - Industry News
Less-than-truckload carrier ABF has been notified by the Teamsters Union that ballots to authorize a strike are being mailed on Tuesday to nearly 1,800 employees covered by the Central Region Local Cartage supplement.
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September 26, 2013 - Industry News
Con-way Freight announced a major expansion for central Texas and surrounding communities with plans to build a new, 48-door, 18,870-square-foot freight service center in the city of Robinson.
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July 22, 2013 - Industry News
Two carriers serving the less-than-truckload markets have announced general rate hikes.
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June 17, 2013 - Industry News
The increased rate provides for a nominal increase in intrastate, interstate and cross-border lane charges. The new rate will also offset the rising costs of new equipment and insurance, while preserving competitive wages and benefits for employees.
Tags: Old Dominion Freight Line, Freight Rates, Fleets, LTL
June 14, 2013 - Industry News
The asset-light transportation and logistics service provider Roadrunner Transportation Systems is opening service centers in Kansas City, Mo., and Buffalo, N.Y.
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June 10, 2013 - Industry News
Less-than-truckload carrier Old Dominion expects growth in tonnage per day to increase in a range of 5.0% to 5.5% compared to the second quarter of 2012, versus its previous expectation of an increase in a range of 4.5% to 5.0%.
Tags: Fleet Financials, Old Dominion Freight Line, LTL, Fleets
June 3, 2013 - Industry News
UPS Freight and ABF announced separately that they will revise their general rates and charges. A general rate increase of 5.9% was announced for non-contractual shipments in the United States, Canada and Mexico. ABF stated that the effect on specific lanes and shipments will vary.
Tags: UPS, ABF, LTL, rates
May 23, 2013 - Industry News
The nationwide less-than-truckload carrier YRC Freight this week said it began making changes in its network that will result in the closing of nearly 30 terminals and three distribution centers.
Tags: Fleets, YRC Freight, LTL
May 10, 2013 - Industry News
Teamsters Union President James Hoffa Friday had some harsh words for LTL giant YRC Worldwide following news that it tried to purchase competitor Arkansas Best, which owns ABF, calling the move "unconscionable."
Tags: Arkansas Best, Teamsters, YRC Worldwide, ABF, YRC, LTL, Fleets
May 8, 2013 - Industry News
Just before reporting positive first quarter numbers, the parent of several less-than-truckload carriers, YRC Worldwide, reportedly made a bid for competitor ABF – without success.
Tags: Arkansas Best, Teamsters, YRC Worldwide, LTL
May 6, 2013 - Industry News
Representatives of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the trucking company ABF have reached a tentative contract agreement.
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YRC Worldwide has done something it hasn't in quite a while: posted positive first quarter financial numbers.
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April 24, 2013 - Industry News
The Teamsters union has approved the network optimization plan YRC Freight submitted in March. The plan will close 29 terminals, forcing the company to change how freight moves through its network of more than 260 other terminals.
Tags: Teamsters, YRC Worldwide, YRC Freight, YRC, LTL
April 22, 2013 - Industry News
The Teamsters Union and Arkansas Best Freight System have agreed to another extension of the current labor contract, as the two sides seem far apart.
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text: The Colin wiki last edited by Bruxae on 04/14/14 10:27PM View full history As one of the Three Little Pigs forced to live at The Farm in upstate New York after The Adversary drove all of the Fables out of the homelands. Colin saw himself as a city pig and kept escaping to New York City. Often he would crash on Bigby Wolf's couch, saying that he owed him for destroying his straw house centuries ago. The final time he was taken back to the Farm, his cousin's Dun and Posey were involved in a revolution against the human Fables. With the help of Goldilocks, Dun had Colin's head chopped off and put on a stake as a warning against Snow White, who was up inspecting the Farm.The late Colin appeared to Snow White on four occasions after his murder, still appearing as a head on a pole. The first occasion was when she lay in a coma after being shot by Goldilocks, where they discussed death briefly and Colin pointed out that, while he was dead, she probably wasn't. The second was shortly before the assault on Fabletown by the wooden soldiers, giving her warning that bad things were coming that would require all of them to defeat. The third occasion was in a dream after her return to the Farm with her children, to warn her that things weren't going to improve any time soon. His final appearance was apparently while Snow was awake, to tell her that things were finally going to get better for her (unbeknownst to Snow, Bigby was on the way back) and to say goodbye, that she didn't need him any more and that he should move on to whatever came next. Whether this was simply a function of Snow's unconscious mind or whether Colin's spirit survived his murder in some manner is unclear. The guiding spirit of Colin appeared again behind Santa Claus when Santa prophesized a coming battle to Flycatcher, and to Rose Red, warning her that she would have to lead Fabletown during the crisis of Mister Dark.However, due to Boy Blue's death, her possible guilt for hurting Sinbad, Rose Red has been trying to ignore Colin's presence and advice all together. Finally, after many days of trying to convince Rose to step up to her responsibilities, the spirit of Colin decided that more drastic measures were needed. Changing its shape, it briefly took the form of Boy Blue before deciding that that form would be too cruel. It shifted again, morphing into Rose and Snow's mother. In this form, it was able to motivate Rose to get out of bed and run the Farm. However, Rose knew right after being motivate that the spirit was neither Colin, nor Boy Blue, or her mother, whom it was was shown only to her.After the defeat of Mister Dark, it was revealed that the it no spirit but Hope, of the same great powers like Mister North and Dark.Other MediaVideo GamesHe appears in the game The Wolf Among Us by Telltale Games.


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Summary: In this new edition of the book that was called "the most beautiful chemistry book ever written," Peter Atkins reveals the molecules responsible for the experiences of our everyday life in fabrics, drugs, plastics, explosives, detergents, fragrances, tastes, and sex. Atkins gives a non-technical account of a range of aspects of the world around us, revealing unexpected connections and insight into how it can be understood in terms of the atoms and molecules ...show more from which it is built. This new edition has dozens of new molecules, new graphic presentations, and a more accessible account of the molecules themselves. Peter Atkins is SmithKline Beecham Fellow and Tutor in Physical Chemistry at Oxford University. Atkins' research includes the fields of theoretical chemistry, particularly magnetic resonance and the electromagnetic properties of molecules. He spends virtually all his time writing books, which range from bestselling college textbooks to books on science for general audiences, including Galileo's Finger (Oxford, 2003); The Periodic Kingdom (Basic Books, 1997); The Second Law (W.H. Freeman, 1995); and Atoms, Electrons, and Change (W.H. Freeman, 1991). ...show less
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Barksdale Air Force Base, LA (KMSS) — President Barack Obama has recognized one of Barksdale's own, nominating Lt. Gen. James M. Kowalski, for appointment to the rank of lieutenant general and for assignment as deputy commander, U.S. Strategic Command, Offutt Air Force Base, Neb.
Nominated to replace him as AFGSC commander is Maj. Gen. Stephen W. Wilson, who is currently serving as commander, Eighth Air Force (Air Forces Strategic), Air Force Global Strike Command, Barksdale Air Force Base, La. Wilson has also been nominated for appointment to the rank of lieutenant general.
While Barksdale is saddened about losing Kowalski, they are pleased his hard work has been recognized by President Obama.
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We've been wondering when conventional watchmakers would jump into the smartwatch game. Timex, a company that's no stranger to advanced wrist-mounted functionality, appears to be the first. They've adapted some of the technology first seen in the Qualcomm Toq developer device into the IronMan One GPS+. This watch combines the features of GPS watches that have been popular with runners and bikers for years with typical "smartwatch" functions like email alerts and an MP3 player.
Qualcomm released a substantial update to its Toq smartwatch today, taking advantage of a hardware feature few even knew the device had: a microphone. The 1.5 software adds the ability to respond to SMS messages on your phone through the watch using your voice, which is then converted to text using Nuance's STT technology. Oddly, no other voice control features are included with this update, though arguably the ability to reply to texts is one of the more common things you'd do with a smartwatch to begin with.
Say what you will about smartwatches - and we do, at every occasion - but you'll never see a Rolex or Omega watch that improves with just an app update. The latest version of the companion app for Qualcomm's unique Toq does just that, with an emphasis on the watch's built-in activity tracking. Specifically, the 1.4 update allows you to set daily activity goals (a la Nike's Fuelband and other fitness trackers) and access a detailed history of your activity and workouts.
Last month Qualcomm released the SDK for its Toq smartwatch, inviting developers to create much needed apps for the device. Unsurprisingly, software hasn't exactly flooded in. Nevertheless, the Toq has just scored its largest win yet - the latest Augmented SmartWatch Pro update adds support for Qualcomm's wristwatch.
Primary features center around real-time alerts. Here are some fuzzy screens showing a Fitbit card and a weather alert.
The app also supports up to three Tasker tasks, with opening the card serving as the trigger.
If you've been eyeing the Qualcomm Toq, but $350 was a bit much for your taste, it might be time to take another look. Qualcomm just dropped the price of its smartwatch by a Benjamin, leaving it at a more palatable $250 with free shipping. This puts the full-color wearable at a mere $1 above the price of its closest competitor, the black & white-only Pebble Steel.
The timing may not be a coincidence after a report from Bloomberg suggested HTC is making a smartwatch based on the Toq and plans to show it off at Mobile World Congress.
It's no secret that HTC intends to enter the wearables market, but we haven't come across many details about what form an eventual product from the company would take. Well if a new Bloomberg report is to be believed, we've already grown accustomed to one. The Taiwanese manufacturer will allegedly show off the first of three new devices to carriers at Mobile World Congress, with no plans to unveil anything publically.
Qualcomm has released the software development kit for its Toq smartwatch, which could be just the shot in the arm the limited product needs. The Toq's colorful Mirasol e-ink display, which is easily visible in sunlight, gives the smartwatch a real advantage over competitors. But without more compelling functionality, it struggles to justify its relatively expensive price point. Hopefully there's enough interest in the product for developers to flock to the SDK.
The Qualcomm Toq occupies this awkward space in the smartwatch race. Like the Pebble, it uses a display similar to e-ink that sacrifices fancy animations and responsiveness for battery life, only it manages to one-up its competitor by supporting more colors than black and white. Unfortunately, at $349, it's even more expensive than the already ludicrously overpriced Galaxy Gear. Yet for people who purchased one anyway, version 1.3 introduces new features and major bug fixes that should make using the watch a more pleasant experience.
If you've had your eye on Qualcomm's super-special Toq smartwatch, but couldn't bring yourself to pay for one that doesn't match your Colonel Sanders-style white suit, you're in luck. The limited-edition white Toq is now on sale from Qualcomm's online store for the same $350 price as the sober black edition. You can also find it on Amazon, but it's the same price and marked as "shipping within 1 to 2 months." Any takers?
There will probably be untold heaps of smart watches announced at CES, but Qualcomm isn't just sitting on the sidelines. It has dropped the price of its limited-run Toq smart watch by $50, but it's a limited time offer. The new $299 price tag puts it right in line with the Samsung Galaxy Gear.
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This weekend, our communities gather to remember; and remember we will, the glorious beginnings of America.
We gather, though, with furrowed brows. Everywhere we're warned, "America the Beautiful" is in for a tough go and so we hold extra close our independence; our pride in this great democracy.
Yet, unless we embed our history into our children, eventually those of us with deep memory will have died off. And, then what?
This past week, I reread "The Fourth Turning," an historical account of "America's Next Rendezvous with Destiny." It's a credible look into the next 25 years, and warns that America cannot be saved from its "unraveling." You see, civilization follows rhythmic cycles ("turnings") and each is predictable. Perhaps you've noticed, our current cycle is pushing us into "crisis and secular upheaval."
Noted historians William Strauss and Neil Howe have documented four cycles within each century. They point out that modern societies only see life in straight lines, leaving us at a disadvantage. Linear thinking does not anticipate repetition. Thus, we are caught off guard when we enter each cycle.
The ancients have known as far back as Rome about the four cycles. Strauss and Howe define them as: High (growth), Awakening (maturation), Unraveling (entropy) and Crisis (destruction). The cycles are a "natural rhythm of the social experience," not unlike earth's four seasons.
And likewise, most Native Americans also understand that each century (or saeculum) contains the four cycles ending in "ekpyrosis" — a recurring destruction and re-creation. America has now re-entered "ekpyrosis."
The author's predictions for this current cycle suggest crisis such as famine, possible economic collapse, catastrophic war; definite upheaval, perhaps even geographically. Beyond this "fourth turning" will be a return to the "first turning" — a period in which a new civic order replaces the old regimes. Our children and grandchildren will be the architects. Older generations can help prepare them by passing on what we know.
We condemn ourselves and our future posterity if we fail to teach the inspired history of American freedoms, of how a government by the people came about. And, we fail if we don't tell the stories of the blood spilled to gain our independence.
Many Native Americans religiously repeat the stories of the "turnings" to each generation. They accept the responsibility of forwarding their wisdom. Moms and dads, ladies and gentlemen, it's our mandate.
As fireworks explode and children gaze in wonder, teach them to hold onto the values that built the greatest nation ever. Strauss and Howe claim that classic virtues will return in the upcoming collapse: "Sharp distinctions will be drawn between people who can be counted on and those who cannot," they write.
The authors push readers to recognize the cycles, and prepare for them physically, emotionally, intellectually and the best we can, financially. In doing so, we prepare our children.
As for patriotism? Give their future the gift of wisdom, including why America's beauty is more than surface deep; why its grandeur is rooted in our freedoms from tyranny. When the time comes, our children will remember because their legacy will be priceless history.
East Valley resident LindaTurley-Hansen (email@example.com) is a syndicated columnist andformer Phoenix veteran TV anchor.


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Zach Randolph (ankle) is still limping badly.
Dante Exum made 5-of-7 from the field for 13 points during a 108-73 win over the Nets on Saturday with four rebounds, four assists and four 3-pointers in 29 minutes.
Trey Burke was terrific off the bench against the Nets on Saturday, scoring 19 points with two rebounds, three assists, one steal, four 3-pointers and no turnovers on 7-of-13 from the field.
Michael Carter-Williams scored just 10 points on 3-of-12 from the field against the Grizzlies on Saturday with three rebounds, six assists, five turnovers and two 3-pointers.
Giannis Antetokounmpo turned the ball over a career-high seven times against the Pistons on Saturday with six points, five rebounds, four assists and two blocks in 36 minutes.
O.J. Mayo kept it going against the Pistons on Saturday with 20 points, three rebounds, three assists, two steals and four 3-pointers on 8-of-14 from the field.
Marvin Williams has been diagnosed with a concussion.
Marcus Smart (personal) will not play against the Warriors on Sunday due to a death in his family.
D.J. Augustin played 15 minutes on Saturday against the Bucks with two points and two steals.
Coach Stan Van Gundy said Brandon Jennings' foot injury "doesn't look good" and he will be out for the foreseeable future.
Al Jefferson blocked a season-high seven shots during a 76-71 win over the Knicks on Saturday, adding nine points, six rebounds and one turnover on 4-of-14 from the field in 30 minutes.
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Shannon Airport writes another page in history book
Photo caption: Joe Buckley (left), cargo & technical traffic business development manager at Shannon Airport, and Andrew Row, Cathay Pacific's cargo manager for UK & Ireland, stand in front of Cathay Pacific's B747-8F when it stopped at Shannon Airport on Dec. 19, 2013.
Shannon Airport's history offers plenty of trivia worthy of small talk at a party.
In the 1930s, aviator Charles Lindbergh designated Shannon, Ireland, as a strategic transatlantic location. Shannon Airport opened the first-ever duty free shop, the first tax-free industrial zone in the world and the first full U.S. Customs & Border Protection passenger preclearance in Europe.
Though the airport has served as a passenger transit stop for many decades, it is now putting a greater focus on freight, with a goal to grow its cargo activity and become a well-known transit stop.
"We welcome cargo activity," says Joe Buckley, cargo & technical traffic business development manager at Shannon Airport. "A lot of airports aren't as interested in cargo activity because there's such pressure on passengers and passenger activities. Cargo becomes a secondary activity."
Shannon Airport became independent from the Dublin Airport Authority in January 2013. Until then, DAA had held responsibility for Ireland's three largest airports: Dublin, Cork and Shannon. But because Dublin so overshadowed Shannon in size, Shannon struggled as part of the organization, Patrick Edmond, group strategy director at Shannon Airport, explains.
"The Irish government identified an opportunity for Shannon to be at the forefront of Irish aviation policy because Ireland, for example, is very, very well-established as a jurisdiction for leasing and for air finance," Edmond says. "About half of all the leased commercial aircraft in the world are actually managed from Ireland, and a very large number of those are managed from Shannon."
After the airport gained its independence, it concentrated on the collection of aviation companies surrounding it. The Shannon Airport Authority's International Aviation Services Centre (IASC) combines the airport, the adjacent industrial park and the nearby businesses. It was established in January 2013, the same time Shannon Airport became independent.
About 40 companies are in this Shannon aerospace cluster, with 1,600 employees and counting.
"What we are doing is building on the existing strengths in leasing, in MRO, in support services for airlines and in corporate aviation," says Edmond, who also serves as IASC's managing director. "We are attracting more companies in to build out that cluster further."
Freight lanes from the Middle East, Central Asia and China going to the U.S. and the rest of the Americas are busy. Shannon is right in the middle, an ideal spot for a technical and transit stop.
At the end of December 2013, Shannon Airport welcomed Cathay Pacific's B747-8 freighter on that aircraft model's maiden flight to Ireland. The plane came from Sydney via Hong Kong and Dubai.
Shannon also sees scope for expansion in the local export industry, Edmond says. The U.S. has a robust financial relationship with Ireland. U.S. companies have US$204 billion (150 billion euros) in foreign direct investment in the European country, according to the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland.
"A lot of that investment goes into high-tech companies and goes into, for example, pharmaceutical manufacturing, high-tech equipment manufacturing – things that are very related to air cargo," Edmond says.
He says 40 percent of all U.S.-direct investment is in the Shannon area.
Buckley points to the potential for Irish airfreight services with Shannon Airport's cargo vision. About 80 percent of Irish airfreight is trucked to UK airports, so Shannon Airport hopes to capture some of that.
Buckley says favorable attributes for the airport include uncongested airspace and Ireland's pro-business climate. There is strong Irish government support to develop various economic activities at Shannon, including business aviation and passenger services in addition to cargo.
"It's going to be a cluster effect, where each business part of the cluster will help support the overall cluster," Buckley says. "Cargo and logistics is a critical part of what we're trying to do here."


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In this Sunday, May 29, 2011 file photo, Jeff Glazer guides his allergy-sniffing dog, Riley, through a dugout of a ball field before his team's baseball game in Middlebury, Conn. Riley accompanies Jeff to ensure there are no peanut products or residue that could trigger his life-threatening allergic reactions. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
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I'm particularly interested in how Gunslinger Girl season one turns out. I'm less interested in it being visually amazing than in how the audio comes out, or if it's been remastered at all-- the series has great acting and a phenomenal soundtrack.
Anything on this list you're excited about? I know a few of you are going to pounce on Trinity Blood and Tsubasa, at least!


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Tucker has lupus erythematosus, a chronic inflammatory disease she's lived with since 1990. Lupus—Latin for wolf—attacks the skin, eating up tissue and inflaming joints. Flare-ups bring painful skin lesions to the face and neck, not to mention fatigue. Drugs help, but symptoms can worsen without warning. "Some days, it takes a lot of strength," Tucker says, "especially because, in my case, it's invisible." Fortunately, her co-workers pitch in a little more when symptoms escalate, and supervisor Anita Reedy is understanding about doctor's appointments and the need to slow down certain tasks. In 2002, Maggie Dudik, then a Wilmer OR nurse, learned she had breast cancer. For six straight weeks, Dudik spent her lunch hour getting radiation therapy, even as she put in 12- to 14-hour days. Today, Dudik works in radiation oncology and is in remission, but she considers her cancer a chronic illness because of the constant follow-up and chance for recurrence. Chronic disease—conditions that persist or frequently recur—is the most prevalent health care problem today. Living with a chronic illness while earning a paycheck is fraught with challenges. A nurse with diabetes has no time to grab a snack on a busy morning; lightheadedness takes over. A resident with asthma must beware of allergens that can trigger an attack. A nutrition assistant combats fatigue following radiation for breast cancer. For employees like these, help is at hand: EHP's Disease Management Program. This new EHP benefit provides free nursing support around the clock for employees with chronic illness. Reflecting a trend in the workplace to focus on preventive care, the program is designed to help employees understand their disease, control their symptoms—and keep them healthy while on the job. Linda Dunbar, vice president of care management at Johns Hopkins HealthCare, estimates that 25 percent of all Hopkins employees could benefit from the program.
EHP began offering its disease management service to Health System employees in 2003. Three chronic illnesses—cardiovascular disease, diabetes and asthma—are monitored. In November, during the annual enrollment period, EHP will be offering care management services to JHU faculty and staff. Added to the chronic conditions already monitored will be oncology and pulmonary disease. (Check with your benefits office about similar programs offered through other insurance providers.) Wellnet. Under the direction of Patti Moninghoff, this 10-year-old network of preventive health services throughout the Health System and Hospital offers health assessments, educational seminars and motivational programs. Housed in Phipps 409, Wellnet offers a personal wellness profile, weight management, exercise (aerobics, Yoga and walking groups), health screenings and a resource library, which includes videos. JHU Benefits Administration also offers wellness activities to employees through Occupational Health.Faculty and Staff Assistance Program/WORKlife. When chronic illness affects your mental health or ability to function at work or at home, these two services, available to JHU faculty and staff, can help. FASAP offers free, confidential psychological assessments. Social workers, psychologists and therapists make recommendations and provide brief interventions and referrals for appropriate services. FASAP interfaces with WORKlife, a consultation and referral service for child care, elder/adult dependent care, and other issues blending personal and work life. WORKlife support groups have helped many employees cope with illness. —Judy Minkove


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From fundraising to fertilizing
At 23, Kemosabie, right, is the oldest llama among the 34 on Cynthia Rossi's farm. Little guy, at left, came in utero along with the other rescued llamas in Kemosabie's herd.
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Cynthia Rossi, owner of Tara Hill Farm, shares a moment with one of her many llamas. She said llamas have a reputation for being mean, but a properly trained camelid is typically well-mannered. At left, this sign was hanging at Tara Hill Farm long before Cynthia Rossi bought the property more than 22 years ago.
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This sign was hanging at Tara Hill Farm long before Cynthia Rossi bought the property more than 22 years ago. Rossi's inventive use of an industrial vacuum to collect llama manure makes the farm sustainable, while also supporting the community.
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Inspired by a book she read at age 11, Cynthia Rossi knew she was destined to raise llamas.
Twenty-two years after purchasing Tara Hill Farm, Rossi would not have guessed a by-product of her dream would benefit Citizens Library in Washington.
The Friends of Citizens Library, a group dedicated to raising money for the public library, came up with an unusual, but successful, fundraiser, selling buckets of llama compost cultivated from Rossi's farm.
The "llama beans," as gardeners affectionately call the manure, are porous, non-acidic and texturize the soil like no other organic fertilizer.
Rossi proposed the idea to sell the miracle manure to Dianne Rigby, former president of the friends, and the group formulated plans for the drive in April "when the weather was about to change and everybody was thinking about gardening."
The compost-filled buckets were instantly emptied off the library shelves in the last few weeks, raising more than $700.
"It just took off," Rossi said. "Every bucket that went to Citizens (Library) was gone." As a longtime member of the Friends, Rossi is thrilled with the fundraiser's lucrative results.
In years past, the organization brainstormed fundraisers to refurnish the library, provide computer-based services, revamp the public address system and fund other library-related activities. The funds raised will exceed $100,000 in the past two years. These updates are made possible by drives similar, but not quite as unique as, Rossi's llama-dropping retail idea.
The compost, comprised of llama manure and other natural products, sold out because of an overwhelming demand.
Uncomposted material, or pure manure will remain on sale throughout the summer at $8 for a three-gallon pail and $15 for a five-gallon pail.
Rossi lauded the benefits of the high-quality compost, which she mixes from straw, a sprinkle of wood shavings and pellets of manure in an isolated pasture at her farm.
"The product had virtually no odor," Rossi said. "It's a great, easy, and affordable way to add nutrients to the garden."
For health considerations, Rossi recommends spreading composted material on edible plants and uncomposted material on trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials.
Originally, Rossi would provide the raw manure to neighbors and friends who knew of the composting benefits but the process of gathering the pellets from pastures became a burden. When Rossi began experiencing back and shoulder pain she sought another option.
Rossi began inquiring about a vacuum with the suction power to collect llama pellets. The search ended with a call to the Tennant Co., a cleaning equipment producer based in Britain.
Rossi now rides a Tennant ALTV 4300 around her pasture, depositing pellets in two vacuum bags called "hoppers."
"I call it my new British ride," Rossi said.
Elizabeth Cumrine, Citizens Library president, is pleased to continue the initiative, with hopes the sale will last into the fall.
"Since the purpose of the Friends is to raise money for and public awareness of our library, we are ever so grateful to Cynthia Rossi and her llamas," Cumrine said. "The innovative campaign had succeeded in providing both."
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Supervisory Skills Development Program
The Department of Human Resources is pleased to offer the continuation of the Supervisory Skills Development Program (St. John's campus). Since the pilot in 2005 the demand for participation continues to be strong.
The target group for this program is front line supervisors on the Managerial and Professional Staff (Bands 4-7) who provide leadership and supervision to others. Eligible participants are those who occupy such positions on a permanent, full-time basis and who are funded through operating budgets. Space is limited to 20 seats.
The Supervisory Skills Development Program will be offered from September 2014 to June 2015 and include 10 distinct components, with seminars relating to Communications, Customer Service, Mental Health First Aid, Diversity, and more. A program brochure and nomination form are available at the top right under Related Content.
All nominations must be received on or before Wednesday August 13, 2014 to: Kristen Roberts, Learning & Development, Department of Human Resources, Arts and Administration Building.
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Artifact becomes art in this naturally intriguing lamp. Handcrafted base features petrified wood with nickel-plated accents; sits on a Lucite block. 14Dia. x 26T. Imported. Please note: all pieces of petrified wood will vary in shape and size; no two lamps will be exactly alike.
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7:20 PM — As we enter into the Jewish New Year 5775, we figure now is best time to recount some of the most fabulous and influential Jewish gay personalities to date.
29th August 2014
Canadian Olympic luger aims to tackle homophobia through pride 1
12:41 PM — A Canadian out Olympic luger who came out earlier this year has said he wants to tackle homophobia in sport through participating in conversations throughout pride.
29th July 2014
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11:42 AM — Russia is set to revive a Soviet version of Eurovision, following the fact that bearded drag queen Conchita Wurst, won the competition this year.
28th July 2014
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12:20 PM — Russian news sources report that a peaceful Gay pride parade took place in St Petersburg on Sunday, despite organisers being told to hold the event on a landfill site.
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3:51 PM — The Parliament of Kyrgyzstan's Human Rights Committee has approved a bill banning LGBT "propaganda", and a full parliamentary vote may take place this week.
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4:44 PM — Kim Kardashian has spoken against the continuing celebrity boycott of hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei, which was initiated after the introduction to Brunei of a law prescribing death-by-stoning as a punishment for same-sex activity.
10th June 2014
Sledge-hammer wielding moped riders rob Dorchester Hotel in London 8
3:09 PM — A London hotel currently the subject of a boycott because it of its Brunei owner, has been targeted by a smash-and-grab gang of moped riders.
30th May 2014
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12:05 PM — The parliament in Kyrgyzstan is being urged to reject legislation which would ban "foreign agents" and "homosexual propaganda".
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11:43 AM — Former BP boss Lord Browne, who recently suggested the oil giant could send gay staff to countries like Russia, has now said he doesn't think Vladimir Putin is anti-gay, but just a "pragmatist".
29th May 2014
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2:50 PM — On his 18th birthday, Canadian Olympian John Fennell has publicly come out as gay.
28th May 2014
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1:10 PM — A failed MEP candidate with the English Democrats who recently said Daniel Radcliffe leads a "queer mafia", has taken to her blog to claim that "hate crimes are frauds".
26th May 2014
Lord Browne: BP should send gay employees to Russia to push for change 3
6:35 PM — The former CEO of British Petroleum, Lord Browne, has said the company could send gay employees into countries like Russia which have anti-gay laws.
23rd May 2014
Russia: Prosecutors to investigate series of children's books after 'gay propaganda' complaint 5
3:16 PM — Prosecutors in Russia are to investigate a series of children's books after complaints that they "threaten the cultural values" of the country through acceptance of gay relationships.
9th May 2014
Hotel cancellations over Brunei 'stone the gays' law reach $1.5 million 15
8:29 PM — The losses faced by the Beverly Hills Hotel in the midsts of a boycott over Brunei's anti-gay laws have reached an estimated $1.5 million (£900,000).
Russian authorities approve IDAHOT event for activist – despite anti-gay laws
6:59 PM — An annual event aimed at tackling homophobic attitudes has been approved despite the introduction of Russia's anti-gay laws last summer
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Michigan Man's Epic Movie Theater Proposal Goes Viral [VIDEO]
A Taylor man surprised his girlfriend with a movie trailer proposal that has everybody talking. You may need a tissue, and $23.50 for snacks.
A Taylor man surprised his girlfriend with a movie trailer proposal that has everybody talking. You may need a tissue, and $23.50 for snacks.
The diva is certainly a fan of tight fitting clothes, and this is the fallout...get it...fallout that is to be expected, I guess!
If movies and TV have taught us anything, it's that all mothers are NOT created equal. While some fictional moms might be willing to play the doting matriarch, others engage in twisted mind games, dole out severe corporal punishment and even commit murder most foul. Think about that the next time you forget to call your mom on Mother's Day.
It's been a tough few weeks for one of America's favorite sweethearts.
We've always thought of Reese Witherspoon as the girl next door, but that image has been a little tarnished since her recent arrest in Atlanta for disorderly conduct. Watch dash cam footage of the arrest heard around the world and then listen to Reese do damage control here.
So much for her squeaky clean image! Reese Witherspoon, the Oscar award winning actress and America's sweetheart was arrested over the weekend with her husband, Jim Toth in Atlanta. See her arrest video here.
It's been a little hard to keep up lately. Is Jimmy Fallon replacing Jay Leno? If that happens, who will fill Fallon's time slot? Why did Ann Curry really leave 'The Today Show'? and speaking of NBC's 'The Today Show', is Matt Lauer out now as well?
Season 16 of 'Dancing With The Stars' kicks off on ABC March 18. But more importantly, who's dancing?
See Robin Roberts' touching reunion with her coworkers as she returned to 'Good Morning America' today.
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I was hoping you could point me in the right direction...The agitator on my washer is not working.. The pump works fine. Makes some unusual noise when it should be agitating; not very loud; sounds fine when it's pumping. Here's some more details... It's a Kenmore (I believe Whirlpool), top load, direct drive, bought in September 2000, model no. 11020942990, CK 3825708. I took off the top of the agitator, and the dogs are shots...there were bits of plastic and dust in there. But that's not all that's going on. I removed the bottom part of the agitator (removing the 7/16" nut) and filled the tub. No movement of the shaft at all (picture). I'm thinking that's either the coupler between the motor and agitator shaft, or the gearbox/clutch.... My thoughts are that if it's the coupler, that would seem worth the cost of the repair. But if it's the gearbox/clutch, it's probably time for a new washer. But this being the first washer I've looked into, I really don't know. Any thoughts? Thanks a lot... |
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The coupler is OK if it does spin, although examination is the only way to be 100% sure. Your serial number indicates manufacture in 38th week of 2000. I would repair the machine if it was mine, even if the transmission must be replaced (although I can do the repair myself so wouldn't have to pay a service tech). Those direct-drive Whirlpools are very robust and easy to repair, superior IMO to any toploader on the market now. Replacing the tranny is not as difficult as you may think. There are videos on YouTube, and numerous online sources for parts (including eBay). |
Thanks for the fast reply... One follow-up question.... "The coupler is OK if it does spin, although examination is the only way to be 100% sure." I'm not sure what to examine... nothing in the "top side" is spinning when the motor runs. I can turn the shaft (in the picture) some by hand, but it is a bit difficult. I'm thinking the next step is to start taking the bottom apart... you tune video's seem straightforward... I guess I'll check to see if the coupler's broken, or if the tranny's spinning freely... |
Okay. I'm underneath, and the coupler appears to be fine. I can spin it fairly easily by hand. |
Okay. I'm underneath, and the coupler appears to be fine. I can spin it fairly easily by hand. |
If the three fingers on each half of the coupler aren't broken, the rubber bushing isn't mangled, and the coupler halves aren't cracked such that they're not securely gripping the motor and tranny shafts ... then it's good. |
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(10-05-2013 10:23 AM)floydtown Wrote: curious as to what browser you are using
(10-12-2013 08:18 AM)bonds20001 Wrote: THis AM 10:17 trade page will not load cards, had same issue last night..early this morning I could add cards to a trade and then it went back to trade screen. Not a browser issue..a site issue for usre
(10-12-2013 02:15 PM)ktcardshop Wrote: This is usually a situation where the request times out. The computer waits for a pre-determined time and then switches back to the previous page. The causes can be that the server is too busy and can't answer all of the requests or the file you are loading is too large to load quickly, or a combination of the two. I have found that this happens to me when I compare my Org. (140,000 cards) with someone who has a equal or larger Org. K
(10-13-2013 04:59 AM)bonds20001 Wrote: Maybe..this AM..went to his ORG, selected 2012..he has 1000+ SF GIANTS listed. It spins and then throws me back to trade page.. Guess I'll have to select the page the 2012 cards are on.. This doesn't seem to be right..the cards I need are usually from large collectors..which I can not search..I have 1000+ trades here and this seems to be a new issue Now I just searched again (add cards) and the listing in ORG came up with 2012 he has 46, so I selected listing of 50 cards..it spins and throws me back to trade page.. so I add cards again and loads to 10 cards showing with 5 pages,,stupid default anyway.. I select the cards with ser #..it spins and throws me back to trade page 'I add cards again it spins and throws me back to home page This issue is new and the trade pages are goofed up this weekend..it is not my browser, my PC, my house location or my cat..it is the site.. I'll send a message to IT guy....


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Alice Gregory, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
December 20, 2000 Wednesday Final Edition
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December 20, 2000 Wednesday Final Edition
(PALM BEACH, Fla.) -- A new police contract will double the number of officers on the street during a shift, but also will require them to work longer hours.
During negotiations with the Police Benevolent Association, city officials said they wanted more officers on patrol without having to hire more officers. As a result, patrol officers will work 12-hour shifts, adding four hours to their workdays starting in mid-January.
Commissioners Tuesday night approved the shift change, which will affect about 65 officers. The change will increase the force from six-to-eight officers during an eight-hour shift to 12-to-16 officers on each 12-hour shift, said Assistant Police Chief Matt Immler. Delray Beach and West Palm Beach police operate on similar schedules.
Officers approved the contract with a vote of 43-42, said Detective James Mahoney, lead representative for the Police Benevolent Association. He said there is still some resistance to the scheduling.
"Until you get used to it and comfortable with it, people are always hesitant with change," Mahoney said. "But it will save in overtime expenses from the city and it will give the city more coverage with patrol officers on the street, which is what they wanted."
Officers will get a three-day weekend every other weekend, and will come to work about 70 fewer days per year, Immler said. However, officers will work the same number of hours as they do now. The police department will use $286,000 from its overtime budget to cover an 8.5 percent pay increase for officers working the 12-hour shift.
The city and union also agreed to an additional 4 percent salary increase for all union members and a 1 percent lump sum raise to offset a medical insurance fee increase. City commissioners in early September increased the fee city employees will have to pay for health insurance.
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Electricity Today is a leading electrical transmission and distribution magazine distributed subscribe free of charge to North American T&D electric utility engineering, construction and maintenance personnel, and high voltage T&D consulting engineers.
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Smart Grid
Control Center Security
How utilities can protect bulk electric system control centers
BY ANDREW GINTER, Waterfall Security
While industry experts debate the likelihood of an attack against the power grid, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has already issued an alert that such threats are real and are on the rise. In fact, anything that is accessible directly or indirectly via the Internet is open to hacking, and the power grid is no exception. (more…)
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Substation Security
Improve protection with a layered security approach
BY ERIC BYRES, Belden Inc.
An age-old joke in the North American power industry states that if Alexander Graham Bell walked in the room today, he would not recognize the telephone, the technology, or its business model. However, if Thomas Edison walked in, he would still understand the current state of electricity and power generation and distribution. Utility engineers have one of the hardest jobs in the world: delivering safe, reliable power, at all times—and that does not mean just keeping the lights on by protecting against extreme weather or failed equipment. (more…)
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How AMI Can Improve Grid Reliability and Outage Response
Leveraging AMI to improve grid reliability and outage response
BY TIM WOLF, Itron
Getting a handle on overall grid reliability and outage trends for the entire U.S. can be challenging. Despite generally high reliability numbers, power outages are occurring more frequently and the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that outages cost the American economy as much $150 billion per year. Unfortunately, outages are affecting more people and lasting longer than just a decade ago. These facts are due, at least in part, to a combination of underinvestment in the power grid over the past quarter century, continually increasing demand for electricity among businesses and consumers, and the more frequent occurrence of severe storms. (more…)
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Florida Power & Light takes steps to keep lights on
Managing vegetation (that is, trees, bushes and other neighboring plants) around power lines is a top priority for electric utilities. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), unmanaged vegetation can cause electricity outages, wildfires, soil erosion, and water quality issues. These unfortunate incidents can damage the power grid, resulting in serious consequences such as reliability, environmental, and national security problems. (more…)
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Detecting Faults in Underground Networks
Enhancing protection using directional faulted circuit indicators
BY CHRISTOPHER EVANICH, Thomas & Betts
Underground electrical networks provide reliable service to end users, but create problems for utility personnel in locating faults. Electric utilities who utilize an underground network could spend several weeks trying to locate a fault or potentially not even be able to locate it until a second fault occurs. (more…)
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Conductive Glues
Electrically conductive pastes in high-voltage transformers
BY LISA RINALDO, Prohm-tect
As with other components of North American infrastructure such as wastewater and stormwater systems, much of the continent's electrical grid faces long-term problems. Aging facilities, rising energy demand, and the need to avoid power outages challenge utilities everywhere.
Perhaps this harsh reality is epitomized with high-voltage power transformers, the kind used to transmit electricity long distances over power lines, as these giants form an integral part of the far-reaching network. (more…)
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Benefiting from OHSMS Systems
How to protect workers with an occupational health and safety management system
BY IVANA STRGACIC, Strategies for the Environment Inc.
Reliability (that is, keeping the lights on) is at the forefront of electric utility business plans. Another important item that takes priority in these plans is electrical safety. Linemen are part of the overall equation when power outages occur, so implementing the most efficient business safety practices possible is paramount. One way that utilities can achieve zero injuries in the workplace is by implementing an occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS). (more…)


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Year: 2012
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Run Time: 100 minutes
A densely-textured experimental film, BREAKING THE FRAME weaves the art of ground-breaking feminist Carolee Schneemann into footage of her journals and paintings in order to capture the multi-dimensionality of her work. Schneemann, a central figure in 20th century avant-garde movements, is not only a painter, poet, installation artist, and filmmaker, but also a pioneer of performance art who expanded the very definition of art to include discourses on the body and gender. Filmmaker Nitoslawska and artist Schneemann have both been censured for focusing on woman-generated porn as they have undertaken an exploration of the viewer's relationship to nature and sexuality. Canadian TV network Telequebec financed "Bad Girl," Nitoslawska's unblinking look at the porn industry, only to ban it from being broadcast. And Schneemann's "Meat Joy," "Fuses," and "Interior Scroll," with their uninhibited sex and emphasis on new ways of seeing the female body, proved too much for many audiences in the 60s and 70s. Carolee Schneemann's progressive visions continue to explode our frame of reference about women's art. – B.B.
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Marielle Nitoslawska graduated from the Polish National Film School in Lodz and began teaching in the Film Production Program at the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema in Quebec in 1989. As a director and a cinematographer, her research and studio practice focus on new approaches to documentary filmmaking.
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