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Lean From A to Z: Z Corp's Lean Practices Improve Productivity and Efficiency
March 12, 2007 2:26 pm | by Jeff ReinkeZ Corp's implementation of lean manufacturing practices has led to greater production flexibility, efficiency and profits. Evander Holyfield did it in 1984. Lance Armstrong achieved it in 2000. Lebron James followed in 2004. Mike Vogel experienced it in 2006. What's the common bond between this boxer, biker, baller and Vice President of Operations at Z Corporation? They've all experienced winning a bronze medal.
Getting a Lift from Hydrogen
March 12, 2007 2:00 pmIn the broad world of energy efficiency, 'hydrogen' is such a buzz word that it's "buzz" of speculation has become more of a deafening roar–think a swarm of giant killer bees, all carrying killer bees on their backs. Hydrogenics and LiftOne join forces to power a forklift with a hydrogen fuel cell.
Protecting Your Plant From Attack: How to Keep Facilities Safe from Physical or Cyber Aggression
March 12, 2007 1:57 pm | by Peter CleavelandThe means to protect your plant are readily available–and it's up to you to use them. Plants can be targeted by hackers, criminals, terrorists and unfriendly governments. It is the job of everyone in the plant to be aware of the threats and help to protect against them.
PLCs – Past, Present and Future
February 26, 2007 6:27 am | by Jeff Payne, AutomationDirect Product Manager - PLC, I/O and PC ControlsEveryone knows there's only one constant in the technology world, and that's change. This is especially evident in the evolution of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and their varied applications. From their introduction more than 30 years ago, PLCs have become the cornerstone of hundreds of thousands of control systems in a wide range of industries.
The ABCs of Overall Equipment Effectiveness
February 1, 2007 10:40 am | by Ramon A. Vorne, president, Vorne Industries, and James A. Feltman.table { font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; color: #ffffff; } .tablehed { font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; color: #ffff66; } With the constant pressures of global competition, OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) has become a hot topic for many manufacturers.
Bad Lubricants: 11 Easy Ways to Avoid
January 3, 2007 7:37 am | by Kevan Slater, director of services for Schematic ApproachPull-out box Seal it tight. Know consumption and emergency rates. Schedule delivery time. Implement FIFO. Maintain condition of your storage facility. Rotate according to shelf life. Regulate temperature and humidity. Store lubricants indoor. Put a label on it. Shake up stored lubricants. Routinely analyze new oils.
Saving Energy: More Important Now Than Ever - and Easier
January 3, 2007 7:34 am | by Peter Cleaveland, Contributing EditorAccording to the Department of Energy U.S. industry consumes 32.6 quadrillion BTUs or 9.55 PWh per annum. Here are some energy-saving tips that can go right to your bottom line. 1. Motor efficiency. Motors account for 2/3 or 33.6% of all energy consumed in the country. The two simplest ways to save energy used in motors is to 1.
Running Down the Road of Success With Ferguson's Jim Blazek
December 4, 2006 10:13 am | by Nancy Syverson, Editor-in-ChiefRunning a marathon is not for the weak-spirited. It takes endurance, strength and training. When I visited the Front Royal Distribution Center (DC) of worldwide industrial supplier Ferguson, Jim Blazek, the facility manager there was set to run his first marathon...in between running the 644,000-ft.
How To Avoid a Bearing Meltdown
December 4, 2006 7:01 amPerformance Roof Systems, Inc. (PRS) based in Kansas City, MO, has been manufacturing Derbigum modified bitumen industrial roll roofing systems for over 30 years. Derbigum provides membrane tensile strength up to 200 lbs./per in. Polyester and fiberglass scrims resist punctures and wear. Derbigum is produced by blending APP (Atactic Polypropylene) Modified Bitumen with other materials that provide flexibility, strength and stability, even at subzero temperatures.
4 on the Floor
November 27, 2006 11:26 amFor maintaining a 487,000-sq.ft. floor in a engine-building factory, diamonds can be a plant manager's best friend. Find out how the process works and plan to save $1.50-$5.00 per ft. The second of five World Engine plants, built by the Global Engine Manufacturing Alliance (GEMA), opened in Dundee, MI on October 13, 2006.
What You Need To Know About Choosing A Palletizer ROBOTICS FOR PALLETIZING OR DEPALLETIZING
November 6, 2006 5:37 am | by Pat O'Connor, Product Manager, Palletizing Systems, FKI Logistex North AmericaFrom conveying items in production, to palletizing them on the way to the dock door, manufacturers are searching for automated material handling systems to boost their bottom line. Where speeds are low, depalletizing and palletizing operations can be done manually.
10 Minutes With: CORENTIN THIERCELIN Founder & CEO, DirectIndustry.com Marseille, France
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Technology: Save Time and Money With Moisture-Cured Coatings
November 6, 2006 5:10 am | by Tony Ippoliti Senior Corrosion Specification Specialist Sherwin-Williams Industrial & Marine CoatingsPainting above-ground water tanks has its challenges. For one, the tank's surface has to be dry. Condensation from the water in the tank makes this almost impossible, so standard painting practices call for draining the tank…which can really drain your budget. The recent development of moisture-cured urethane coating technology has put an end to the requirement that above-ground water tanks have to be drained to paint.
Corporate Philanthropy in America: Better to Give Than Receive
November 6, 2006 5:09 am | by Nancy Syverson, Editor-in-ChiefTimes are tough, but manufacturers are still finding time to donate their time and money to charitable causes. American industry has a long tradition of corporate giving. Since 1889, when Andrew Carnegie, founder of Carnegie Steel (today U.S. Steel) publically announced that the rich had a moral obligation to give away their fortunes, corporations have developed a wide array of charitable vehicles: foundations; non-profit and association umbrella groups; and community outreach programs.
The Challenge of Global Compliance
September 1, 2006 5:40 am | by Nancy Syverson, Managing EditorNew international standards like RoHS and WEEE add to manufacturers' already complex compliance responsibilities. The world of compliance just became more complicated. For U.S. manufacturers wishing to sell into the European Union, last month (July 1) marked the start date for the E.
Are You Learning From Your Bills Or Just Paying Them?
November 11, 2005 9:39 am | by Jeff Hart, CEO, Cadence Network, Inc.Business Intelligence & Operational Expense Management Business intelligence. For too many, this seems like an oxymoron, but it does not have to be. Business intelligence strategies bring to the forefront critical understanding of significant amounts of data for companies, including large industrial manufacturers.
A Slice of Design Engineering
November 11, 2005 9:39 am | by Lisa Arrigo, Product Design & DevelopmentUnique coupling provides solution for veneer production system Manufacturer Louis Merritt wrote in 1929 of the importance of designing machines that are simple yet modern. Responsible for several patents that led to the international demand for his company's veneer lathes, Merritt worked with his father and brother to establish their company as a leading woodworking machinery manufacturer.
Competition Recognizes Die Cast Designs
November 11, 2005 9:39 amThe North American Die Casting Association (NADCA) is conducting a special industry competition to promote cutting-edge die cast design. With its annual International Die Casting Competition, NADCA recognizes the outstanding casting designs of the year, based on their design, quality, cost savings, ingenuity, innovation and industry-changing potential.
SME Introduces New Lean Certification
November 11, 2005 9:39 amA new Lean Certification has been established by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), the Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME), and The Shingo Prize. The new Lean Certification is intended to set an international standard for aligning Lean practices. According to a statement from SME, this is the only true professional Lean Certification on the market that is based on a public body of knowledge and not tied to any training program.
Autodesk Acquires 'Engineer-to-Order' Company
November 11, 2005 9:39 amAutodesk, Inc. announced that it has acquired certain assets of Engineering Intent Corp., Waltham, MA. Engineering Intent provides "Engineer to Order" (ETO) software and services. The acquisition enables Autodesk to help its customers address the growing demand for mass customization efficiently delivering end products uniquely designed and configured for individual customers.


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Cubs face yet another former Cy Young in Lee
Four of last five games have come against past award winners
The Cubs' lineup has to face a certified Cy Young talent one more time this week, taking on the fourth Cy Young Award winner in five days when they meet Cliff Lee in the middle game of a weekend set on Saturday.
Lee, who turned 35 on Friday, will face second-year southpaw Chris Rusin, a 26-year-old who has had a solid summer, as two teams looking to find some answers down the stretch meet in a midafternoon affair at Wrigley Field.
The Phillies took the first game on a day interim manager Ryne Sandberg, a Hall of Fame second baseman with the Cubs, made his first appearance as the visitor making out the lineup card.
The Cubs faced Roy Halladay in the opener, and they took on the Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke earlier in the week. Throw in a meeting with Lee, and it's been quite a run of former Cy Young winners taking the mound against the Cubs.
On top of that, Lee has had success in his career against the Cubs, posting a 4-0 record and a 1.77 ERA in six starts -- although it has been a couple of years since he last faced them. His last outing against Chicago was on July 19, 2011, when he tossed six innings and gave up two runs on eight hits and struck out six in a no-decision.
Perhaps of more relevance to Saturday's outing, Lee is coming off a stellar start against the Mets on Monday, in which he went eight innings, giving up one run on five hits, issuing one walk and striking out seven. Lee said he didn't feel as good as the results looked in that one.
"It was just a game I felt like I was grinding and getting results," said Lee, who is 1-2 with a 3.18 ERA in five August starts.
Rusin, who will be making his first appearance against the Phillies, allowed just three hits and four walks in 6 1/3 innings of scoreless ball his last time out, but got the no-decision in what ended up being a 15-inning loss to the Padres. That gave him a road scoreless innings streak of 19 1/3 innings, but he has yet to win a game at home this season.
Phillies: Bullpen improvement impresses
Philadelphia's bullpen is showing signs of turning things around, and Friday's game was another example of the unit's upward trend. The relief crew picked up Halladay with four shutout innings that left the door open for the Phillies' comeback.
Zach Miner, Jake Diekman, B.J. Rosenberg (who earned his first win of the season) and closer Jonathan Papelbon (23rd save) did the honors on Friday, keeping some positive momentum going for the Phillies' bullpen.
Said Sandberg: "The bullpen has been one of the biggest things that has really come along the last two weeks."
Diekman has tossed nine scoreless innings in his last nine appearances dating back to Aug. 11, allowing five hits with 14 strikeouts and one walk. Rosenberg has held opponents scoreless in seven straight appearances since being recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Aug. 16.
• Halladay grounded out in his first, and only, at-bat on Friday, leaving him tied with Dean Chance for the Major League record for most consecutive at-bats with a strikeout at 13.
Cubs: Schierholtz goes deep
Nate Schierholtz collected his career-high 20th home run Friday, sending one over the right-field wall off Halladay in the fourth inning. Along with Anthony Rizzo, who hit his 21st, Schierholtz gives the Cubs a pair of 20-homer players after only one -- Alfonso Soriano, with 32 -- went past 20 last year.
Schierholtz's previous high was nine, with the Giants in 2011. He also has career highs with 26 doubles, 102 hits, 52 runs and 62 RBIs in 113 games and 383 at-bats -- another career high.
• With a pair of hits on Friday, Starlin Castro has three multi-hit games in his nine straight leadoff assignments, reaching safely in all nine.
Worth noting
• The Phillies have won six of their last seven games against the Cubs, nine of the last 12, and 12 of the last 16. The Phillies lead the season series, 3-1
• The Cubs are 56-78 through 134 games, a five-game improvement over last year.
• The Phillies are 12-19 against the NL Central.
John Schlegel is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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CherylLas Vegas, NevadaWorked Great At FirstI bought a Peanut for my hubby to trim his beard. The longest guard shaved his beard too short and there were no longer ones available so I started using it on my Persian cats. It worked great at first but after 3 shaves it started getting loud and did not cut as well. Now it bogs down and barely cuts and it has only been used about 10 times. I only used it to shave their tummies.posted Mar 20, 2006Link to this post
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There was no shortage of unusual items accompanying passengers the day before Thanksgiving at Jacksonville International Airport.
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Tina Heckel and her family brought along their family cat named Ugly.
"He's a little upset," she said of her cat, which was flying with her for the first time.
Neither the family nor a Transportation Security Administration agent could get the scaredy cat to come out of its cage, but Ugly passed inspection and was carted off to catch its plane.
Steve and Kammi Norrington also take a long time to get through security because they travel with "his-and-her" golf clubs. The couple flew down from Wisconsin to play at TPC Sawgrass. Steve said it takes security 40 minutes to go through all the pockets of their golf bag.
He said agents look for "gun powder, explosives, anything terrorists would use to blow up a plane."
Mike Fisher, of Valdosta, is flying to North Dakota to bag him a white-tailed deer. To do that, he needs his bow and arrows.
"We got binoculars, range finders, arrows, gloves, more gloves," the bow hunter said. "It's a little tricky if you have a gun in there with it, but archery equipment no problem."
The oldest and most delicate travel item seen was a plate -- an 80-year-old family heirloom that Bill Turner is flying to Virginia to pass on to his daughter. It's wrapped up in a leather jacket for protection.
"There was never any consideration that this was going to go in a suitcase with clothes over, under it, any way," said Peggy Turner, of Ormond Beach. "We we're going to carry this on."
There are size and weight restrictions for luggage. Fifty pounds is generally the limit for checked bags, and then the airline will begin charging passengers extra.
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Top Chef's Chris "CJ" Jacobson is on a seven-challenge win streak on Last Chance Kitchen, which should feel good right now... except for those pesky online comments.
On the weekly online series, in which ousted Top Chef contestants battle it out for a chance to re-enter the main competition, CJ recently trounced Micah in a head-to-head challenge over tartare. Chef Tom Colicchio, who is the sole judge on Last Chance Kitchen, deemed CJ's beef heart tartare with pickled duck skin and tomato water the winning dish. Some of the comments online, however, have called for blind tasting to remove the perception that Tom may be favoring CJ because of a supposed "bromance" between the two chefs.
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"I saw the word 'bromance' and was like, 'What?!? What the f--- are they talking about?'" CJ tells TVGuide.com. "I've known Tom longer than those other contestants ... but I don't think that he likes me so much that he's willing to put his integrity on the line on a show that's won Emmys. That's ridiculous. He doesn't do blind tastings on Top Chef. He knows who cooks what, and he did not like my burger [that caused me to be eliminated] there.
"I just think I've become a much better chef than I was before," he continues. "I wished they used the full thing that Tom said on Last Chance Kitchen. He's been saying that I'm cooking better, and that was hands down the best dish that I've done that he's tasted ... I think that once I won three, the word 'bromance' was going to be used no matter what. I think it's a really lame word."
And although CJ would prefer to be judged solely on the quality and execution of his food, perception does matter when it comes to Last Chance Kitchen. Should he (God forbid) lose a challenge, he has one more shot to stay in the game with the "Save a Chef" competition in which viewers vote each week for an eliminated Last Chance Kitchen chef. In the end, the "saved" contestant will earn a spot in the final round of Last Chance Kitchen. Thus far, the powers that be (and voters of course) have kept Chef Kuniko, and in a sense, both she and CJ have both been a constant presence in the Last Chance Kitchen competition, although she hasn't been actively cooking.
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Why did you decide to return to Top Chef? You were originally on Season 3...CJ: The opportunity presented itself. When I was originally on, it had helped open a few doors. But also, I'm a much different chef than I was back then. I really thought I could win, so I wanted to check it out. And it's fun. I love being on Top Chef. I used to be an athlete, and there's not a lot of places where you can have a competition and satisfy those creative needs as well.
Did the producers have to coax you or reassure you about anything before you returned?CJ: I had watched Top Chef a few times before and my last terrible vision was of these people shooting guns at the possible things they had to cook with and then they had to go skiing [in Season 9's biathlon challenge]. I was like, "Oh my God. What the f--- happened to this show that I used to love?" So I asked them, "Am I the only one coming back like a d-----bag? Will there be circus acts that we have to perform?" I just wanted to cook. They reassured me that the reason we were coming back was to make it far more culinary-driven for Season 10 and they wanted to make it more serious and stick to the food.
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Were you aware that your fellow competitors harbored some resentment for you as a returning contestant, thinking that gave you an advantage?CJ: If I were them, I'd be like, "What the f--- is this? What's that guy's problem? Why is he coming back? What does he have to prove?" All of those things. But I didn't really go there for their feelings. I'm there because I want to do well and I loved it the first time.
Did you go back in with a strategy or intention?CJ: I had one rule from before: Just be yourself. So if you lose, at least you were yourself and you don't have any regrets and then feel like a jackass. I think that's why I was sort of pissed off when I lost with Tyler. First of all, it was a team challenge, and I'd rather go down with the food I wanted to make, but we had compromised with that burger. That's why I was so pissed off and ready to kick some ass with Last Chance Kitchen.
Was there anyone you particularly wanted to take down in Last Chance Kitchen?CJ: I knew I wanted to beat John.
Is John really that bad as he appeared on the show? He certainly rubbed people the wrong way.CJ: He was really, really that bad. This is the guy who watched every episode of Top Chef since the beginning and applied to Top Chef every single year it's been on. He knows everything about every single episode and has analyzed everything. And [he] has this mental database and all of his weird ego and this sense of he missed the boat. He had cooked with all of these guys, you know? He cooked with [Anthony] Bourdain ... and then he had to deal with all of these "kids" 20 years or younger on the show. I'd probably be a surly weirdo too.
But he's not really terrible. After Last Chance Kitchen, he relaxed. I like him a lot and respect him a ton. We're actually friends now because on Last Chance Kitchen there's a lot of downtime, so he and I hung out a lot, played tennis.
Despite losing with a burger on Top Chef, you still enjoy them. What are some of your favorites around town?CJ: I love burgers. I eat burgers like twice a week. It's one of my favorite foods. I like Pie 'n Burger in Pasadena. And The Spice Table burger is sick. It has some kimchee on it and they use American cheese and a really nice, soft bun. I like soft, smaller buns. That sounds funny. And a shrimp paste. They put ground dried shrimp in their grind, so it's a ton of umami.
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I hear there was a Top Chef connection on how you got your current job at The Mercantile wine bar in Los Angeles. How did that happen?CJ: I'm consulting for George Abou-Daoud who owns the Bowery St. group of restaurants. One day I got a phone call from [Top Chef alum and fellow Season 10 returning veteran] Stefan [Richter]. He was like [in a Stefan accent/voice], "Hey, what are you doing? You've got to call this guy. He's got a job. You've got to cook for him. It's easy. No problem, just make it sexy. No problem." So I called George up and we hit it off. He wanted to revamp the menus at a couple of places he owns, including The Bowery, Rosewood Tavern and The Mercantile. I love The Mercantile. It's a beautiful setting. It has freaking parking! That's a big f---ing deal in L.A.
Were you able to use your food point of view with this?CJ: My point of view is very California. I had worked at Noma (in Copenhagen, Denmark) where René Redzepi decided to focus on Nordic Cuisine. I really wanted to do the same thing with California food. Granted, I'm not going to do what René Redzepi does. I'm not going to have an army of foraging sous chefs and go out in the brush of California, but I cook hyper-seasonally and I'm really inspired by the market and have good relationships with the farmers. There are certainly some things that are indigenous to California that are forage-able like sorrel. But George wanted stuff that can be there year 'round.
What's sorrel, and do you use it at The Mercantile?CJ: It's an herb. What first you taste is this sort of green, chlorophyll flavor and then the acid-citrus comes in and then there's the sweet. It doesn't taste like any other herb. I'm in love with that herb so that's why I wanted to put it into a dish. On The Mercantile menu is this marinated tomato and farro salad with lots of herbs, including sorrel, and smoked ricotta salata. I also have a cured salmon dish with a lot of dill and beans -- very clean and vibrant-- and a grilled cheese sandwich with a cup of soup. I also love our mussels. They're made with a smoked tomatillo, so when I bring them up to temperature and they start to open up, all of that beautiful liquid melts in with this sort of tomatillo base we have. And the smokiness makes it taste sort of like bacon. It's good with tostones -- these potatoes that we bake and then we smash them down, kind of like you would a plantain.
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Of the remaining Top Chef contestants, who do you think is the best?CJ: For me, my frontrunner would be Brooke Williamson. She's modest and is my friend, so she'd be stoked to read that. But she's the real deal and is a really complete cook. She's done pastry. She can make anything really. I think that she's coming into her own in the competition creatively.
What else do you have going on in your career?CJ: I have a pop-up on Feb. 14-17 called This Is Not a Pop-Up at Square One. I am the executive chef of a restaurant in Studio City called Girasol and that should be opening in late February-early March. I just did a TV show called Knife Fight. It's an hourlong battle, three ingredients, make two dishes. You can use whatever you want and do whatever you want. So I just filmed that yesterday. It'll be on this new network called The Esquire Network, but right now it's G4.
Are you done with the Top Chef franchise for good?CJ: The franchise, no. There's always little offshoots and stuff, but I'm not doing Top Chef again. I think I've passed that in my life.
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Scarves and La Femme Française
This week in our continuing series on scarves (and shawls), it might be easier to find the one woman who is not French. Then again, maybe not. This time she's American. But, she has also lived more than 30 years in France.
Good luck.
I'm off to Paris.
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- Jeanne-Aelia Desparmet-Hart said...
I get teased all the time as I cannot live without a scarf!
I have a huge pile and I even wear cotton or linen ones in the spring or early summer. I do abandon them during the New York or Tangier summers, yes, but very reluctantly... they are my necklaces.
Great fun seeing the scarf-ed ladies of Paris, Letitia. Merci mon amie. - May 2, 2012 at 12:24 PM
- Cheryl said...
I love the images of women with a scarf~ draped in such a carefree way.
It never seems so when I attempt to wear mine. I fuss too much, they don't seem to look the way I think they should and I give up....
I will try again! - May 2, 2012 at 1:43 PM
- déjà pseu said...
I won't even hazard a guess, but I do really love all of them. Like Jeanne-Aelia, I wear almost every day (and wore one of my new Monoprix scarves yesterday!).
- May 2, 2012 at 2:42 PM
- sanda said...
I am not good at guessing on these, so I'll just say all look great! I am addicted to scarves but did not wear one today, as I have fresh gardenias pinned into my hair. Is it OK for a femme d'un certain age to wear flowers in her hair? :)
They smell divine! - May 2, 2012 at 3:15 PM
- Pam @ over50feeling40 said...
I confessed yesterday on my blog that I own 130 scarves...I know embarrassing, but I love them. I have trouble getting rid of them and students give them to me as gifts! But, because I am officially the SCARF LADY, I love these pictures...and do not really care who is American..all look fabulous!
- May 2, 2012 at 3:37 PM
- Karena said...
Fabulous women with great style. I don't have 150 scarves like Pam however I rarely go a day without wearing one!!
Art by Karena - May 2, 2012 at 4:17 PM
- hostess of the humble bungalow said...
I love scarves and was over at The Rich Life (on a budget) for How I Wear my scarf...Hermes.
While I do not own 130 I have a substantial collection.
If I were to guess which woman might be the American I'd say the one wearing the red scarf.
I do love how elegant those women look with the shawls draped casually over their shoulders.
Effortless and chic. - May 2, 2012 at 4:49 PM
I wish I could make myself wear scarves! I have a terribly fussy neck and even the softest scarf can upset the back of my neck on a bad day :-(
I must look more closely at these for new ways of wearing scarves!
As for the American, I'm just going with my gut reaction that the 2nd lady (red scarf) looks like a transplanted New Yorker!
Thanks again, these quizzes help me to pay attention to details. - May 2, 2012 at 6:11 PM
- Kristien62 said...
I have no ideal who is the American. They all have that easy elegance that I admire. I love the way the last woman has her scarf draped. I struggled with my new scarf yesterday trying to achieve something like this and ended just letting it drape down the front.
- May 2, 2012 at 8:03 PM
Like Pam, I'm also a scarf-aholic but have to confess to owning hundreds, Op Shop beauties (including wonders by Hermes and Jacques Fath and other vintage designer items), designer scarves bought on holidays and market offerings. I also inherited my mother's wonderful collection. My litle granddaughters love them - so I know whose genes the've inherited. If you love them you just love them!
- May 2, 2012 at 11:01 PM
- Carol said...
They do all look wonderful and l'm not game to guess who is not french !
- May 3, 2012 at 5:23 AM
This series is so good for getting new ideas of how to wear my ever-growing collection of scarves.
I see most other comments are steering clear of a decision on this one, but I agree with those who say the second woman - the bag and shoes just don't look French to me. - May 3, 2012 at 10:57 AM
number two!
- May 3, 2012 at 3:39 PM
Please let us know who she is.
- May 3, 2012 at 6:36 PM
Number two, I think.
Moi Aussi - May 3, 2012 at 6:50 PM
- Tish Jett said...
I hope you're not getting bored with this series -- you must tell me. I had planned two more.
The American in this installment is my great friend (and extraordinary artist), Donna. She's #5. - May 3, 2012 at 9:37 PM
Not bored yet, lots of fun....
I was thinking it was #5, but the other comments confused me.
Spoting an American would seem easier than a Swiss or Belgian person --- but maybe not. - May 4, 2012 at 10:14 PM


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by jedi68Good afternoon, I wish I could have contact with the band manager, since they Slayer band is comming to Mexico City I would like to know if they will be willing to do something with low resources young people that is good fan of the band. Please send me an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
by KawalChujaI first heard Slayer in 1998. I was 11 at the time. My older brother just bought the Diabolus In Musica tape. I'll probably make a pussy out of myself but at first I was so fucking afraid of this whiteheaded motherfucker on the cover that I didn't want to get anywhere near this tape. But finally curiosity won. I've put the tape in, pressed play and I waited. It was on side A and the first track was Bitter Peace. At first it was normal. Some guitars, some drums. Just music. ...
by zaskar75SLAYER WERE IN TOWN MUST HAVE BEEN EARLY 90S ONLY PASSING THROUGH TO DO A SOUND CHECK , ME AND A LOAD OF OTHER KIDS FROM LIVERPOOL. DENIM OVER BIKER JACKETS ETC STOOD IN THE RAIN FOR HOURS MAN. LISTENING TO THE LADS PULL THE SOUND SYSTEM APART . AFTER ABOUT FIVE HOURS THE CAME OUT AND THROUGH A FEW SIGNATURES AND DONE A LEGGER , IVE STILL GOT MY SEASONS IN THE ABYSS PICTURE DISC SIGNED BY JEFF AND KERRY 20 YEARS LATER . RIP BIG MAN SOUTH OF HEAVEN
This one only has 7 songs, but it makes up for it by making all the songs so kickass.
For some odd reason, this album is severly underrated. I guess I am in a minority when I say I enjoyed this album more than RIB. I still believe Hell Awaits is far superior to their successor. The intro was all I needed to believe that these guys were taking no prisoners. Of all of Slayer's releases, Hell Awaits is by the far the soundtrack to hell. Great damn album.
Few bands who create the stir that Slayer did with Show No Mercy and their live shows, manage to follow up with a decent second album. Slayer more than did that. A seriously good album that still sounds great today, and they still play songs from it.....
one of the best and most underrated albums ever
this is their best after Reign in Blood in my opinion
This is truly one of my most favorite and personally memorable albums ever. Period!!! Fuckin Hell Awaits rules and is a staple for everything Slayer has become, the entire album ; )
No drummer can ever come close to Dave's fuckin insane and brilliant work on this album. Kill Again is the greatest drum song ever!!!
Slayer Rules the Fuckin' World!!!
And, a brilliant Jeff and crew at their finest...imo
Slayer Rules the Fuckin' World!!!
This is my fave. It never gets old and has the same effect on me every time. KILL!! KILL!! KILL!!


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