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The documentary is an appealing, inside look at how women have affected rap music, and in turn how rap music affects female MCs of past and present. Artists such as MC Lyte, Missy Elliott, and Queen Latifah contributed significantly to the shaping of hip hop music, bringing new sounds to the record labels. With the emergence of a younger generation of women in hip-hop including Nicki Minaj and Diamond, MY MIC SOUNDS NICE: A TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN AND HIP HOP serves as a commentary for how hip hop music is influenced by women and vice versa. This documentary examines gender-specific differences in artistry, marketing, promotion and economics, explores why there are far fewer female than male MCs, and discusses whether there's still a place for women in hip-hop.
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I agree. I don't think the genre ever had a good term. Lets just call them "that genre where Ninja Gaiden Black is and probably will always be the best game in it"
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Condemned: Criminal Origins
After finishing Dead Space I decided to grab a random game off my shelf that I hadn't played yet.
So, I installed Condemned.
I just played it a bit and I don't know if I'm missing something or not... but... is this game supposed to be reaaaallly boring? There's nothing going on and nothing to do. I thought I'd be investigating things and bashing in heads, but so far I've mostly just been wandering through run-down rooms with nothing to do. I try every door until one opens and then repeat until I have to bash a guy... then continue wandering and trying to open doors.
Maybe this was just a bad game to play right after finishing one as intense and interesting as Dead Space.
Basically, this game feels like FEAR with lots of trash on the floor and no shootouts (ie, 90% of the game).
Also what's with the achievements? How am I supposed to get sucked into a seedy and dangerous world of crime when the game keeps reminding me that I'm supposed to be completing these achievements that have nothing to do with the game? Yay, I found a dead bird! Yay a piece of metal! Yay a TV!
Sorry, this game just makes no sense to me and I feel like I just wasted an hour and a half of my night off. :lol:
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I am right there with you. I kept hearing how great it was. Played the demo and decided not to play the full game because it just felt like nothing ever happened.
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For a game I grabbed in the bargain bin, I think Condemned is a solid game if you are into beating crackheads with various blunt instuments in dark environments.
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I was just running through the levels without a care, smacking a hobo when I had to.
After wiping out a few hundred lightening fast "meat aliens" in Dead Space its hard to be afraid of some guys stumbling around with pipes.
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It gets better more on, i also thought the first chapter was nothing special. Its a slow game really dont expect that much from the first hour.
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I'll probably keep at it.
I am getting a sound bug though.
I used ALchemy to get hardware sound and it sounds amazingly realistic, but there is this ambient background noise that keeps popping and skipping. The music volume doesn't seem to affect it at all.
Anyone else play this game using ALchemy on an X-Fi? What settings did you use?
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It's a great game in my opinion... finished it ages ago. I believe I mostly loved it for the atmosphere and the tense moments.
When you have a pipe and spot a guy across the room with a shotgun and have to run for your life, it's quite intense.
Also, it gets much scarier later.
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I liked it. I wish it had more crime scene stuff. I had more fun looking for clues.
I have a raging clue right now.
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I played it few months ago and I thought the first few levels was a little slow but it gets more tense later in the game. I'm glad I did because the game is really good and a bit scary. The atmosphere in game is great, it's dark and moody. I did get jumped few times.
I'm too afraid to play Condemned 2. :o
Seriously, you need to play more than just "a bit" because it's not enough to get know where game's going. Don't think too much, open your mind and see if you enjoy the game or not. It's not hard. ;)
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I also loved it. The atmosphere and story is great!
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Well, I'm farther into the game now and it is a bit more interesting, though the gameplay is overall pretty mediocre.
It seems like it should have had a lot more to it, like the investigating and fighting were both stripped down a lot just to get the game done. Like, how there isn't any thought or user interaction involved in the investigating... you just hit the button, point the tool and then its done. And the combat is waaaay behind a lot of similar games (like Riddick, Zeno Clash or Dark Messiah). Even the guns seem like they're sorely lacking an iron-sights aiming feature, which most other first person action\horror games have (FEAR, Call of Cthulhu, Cryostasis).
Also, for how violent the game is, there is hardly any gore, which makes the combat seem even more disconnected. I bash some guy in the face with a paper cutter blade and there is a grey puff of dust? Come on... :lol:
The first few levels were terrible but it does improve a bit and the story actually gets interesting, so I'll definitely finish this. I'm just glad I got it cheap. :o
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It's not a traditional first-person shooter. The focus of the experience is on improvised melee. This game is a survival/psychological horror game. I finished it without using a firearm on hard difficult. Can you do that? ;)
If you enjoy The Silence of the Lambs and Se7en, then you would find this game fun and enjoyable.
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NEW YORK With the economy in the dumps, you might hesitate before buying discretionary goodies like video games or pizza. But what if you could get those things for free by doing something you might already be inclined to do – like signing up for a trial of Netflix or buying coffee from Starbucks.com?
Mountain View, Calif.-based TrialPay offers just that kind of a deal, which it bills as a win-win-win for consumers, merchants and advertisers. It probably won't change your buying habits dramatically, but it could help you get a (sort of) free lunch.
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People might not be willing to pay for software, but they might be willing to pay for cat food, he mused. And if a cat food seller is willing to pay the software seller for sending it a customer, then the software seller could ostensibly give its product to the customer for free.
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Since the idea of TrialPay appealed to my bargain-hunting side, I put it to the test.
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DALLAS Thursday, Dallas Buyers Club earned an impressive six Oscar nominations, including best picture and actor.
While the movie wasn't filmed locally, it's set in Dallas and a local physician is very close to the story.
The movie tells the story of Ron Woodroof, who was diagnosed with AIDS in the '80s. Matthew McConaughey plays the lead role.
Woodroof ran an underground membership club that distributed unauthorized drugs to patients.
Dr. Steven M. Pounders was Woodroof's physician.
I think there are definitely some risks, he said. But, the patients who were willing to take the risks, I was willing to go with them.
Four years ago, screenwriters paid Pounders a visit. They were interested in telling Woodroof's story.
They were very concerned with what I, and maybe the public, would think about if they made the man basically a straight man, he said. And I thought, well, honestly I didn't see him that way.
Pounders said the screenwriters didn't tell him they had plans to make the doctor a female.
At least the made her name Eve, he said. It's close enough to Steve to rhyme.
Pounders said he appreciated Jennifer Gardner's compassion in the role. He said shining a spotlight on the origins of AIDS is important as young people become complacent.
He said three decades later, there's far more reason to hope.
Now I see three times as many people in the office and nobody is on IVs and nobody's in the hospital, nobody's on home care, Pounders said. My practice has changed dramatically because people live.
Woodroof was originally given 30 days to live and he ended up living for seven more years.
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With limited options to replace a 24" double wall oven I chose the this one because I liked the way it looked and thought purchasing an oven in this price range would get me a quality long lasting appliance with good performance. After purchase - Less than one month of use an error code E5 F2 appeared on the control panel, took over a month to get this fixed. Frustrated I searched my model oven online only to see numerous complaints about the oven going out and glass shattering while using the self cleaning mode as well as other people having problems with the control panel. Feeling like I having buyer's remorse now. Hope the control panel problem is an isolated incident - if it wasn't under factor warranty the repair would have cost me over $600. With the oven out for a month I only have an 11 month warranty now not a year. Also wondering why the oven fan is on constantly during use and cool down I searched and found that it shouldn't be on if not in convection mode - guess I'll have to call service again to verify if this is true or not... At this point I don't have a whole lot of confidence in the quality of this product - wish I went with a Sear's Kenmore oven now... I would love to add a follow up review if possible in a year or two.
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This was installed last week. So far so good. Still learning all of its capabilities. Not noisy as some have said. Like the convection - big upgrade for our kitchen
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From looks to functionality, we're extremely pleased with this oven. Solid construction, heats quickly and evenly, and attractive design.
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Replaced an old Whirlpool. I bought a convection model and it really bakes everything much better. The browning is very even and is faster. Looking forward to many years of great cooking performance.
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Easy to use and program. Temp probe a big plus. Self cleaning cycle a snap to use. Had to match smaller size of former Jenn-Air double-oven; this one seems bigger!
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Mujiv Hataman, acting governor for the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, said his office has been preparing other presidential activities, apart from the Buluan proclamation rally that would endorse the candidacies of reelectionist Mangudadatu, his running mate Datu Odin Sinsuat Mayor Lester Sinsuat, and their party line-up.
Hataman said the President would drop by the Office of the Regional Governor complex to lead, among others, in the symbolic inaugural of a new educational building at the Mindanao State University worth P1 billion.
Mangudadatu's team faces United Nationalist Alliance's Sultan Kudarat Mayor Tocao Mastura and running mate Ali Midtimbang.
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Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. energy demand for heating is expected to be lower than normal this week because of mild weather, forecasters said.
The heating degree days value for the week may be 144, or 62 below normal and 72 lower than last year, according to the U.S. Climate Prediction Center's weekly forecast.
The values are calculated by subtracting the daily average temperature from a base of 65 degrees to show energy demand. Higher values mean cooler weather and more energy being used to heat homes and businesses.
Traders use long-range weather predictions to gauge energy use and demand for heating and cooling.
The Northeast and Ohio Valley may use 20 percent less energy than normal to heat homes and businesses this week, according to David Salmon, a meteorologist with Weather Derivatives in Belton, Missouri.
Temperatures may be 6 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit (3.3 to 5.6 Celsius) above normal across much of the Northeast and central U.S., he said.
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Fox Chairman Talks About 'Virtuality,' 'Dollhouse'
LOS ANGELES _ At the Television Critics Association press tour, I spoke to the Fox network's chairman, Peter Liguori, about "Virtuality," the pilot "Battlestar Galactica" executive producer Ron Moore and co-executive producer Michael Taylor are making for Fox. We also talked about "Dollhouse," created by Joss Whedon ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer") and coming to the network midseason.
In addition, we talked about the relative value of the biannual TV critics press tour versus San Diego Comic-Con, which the TV networks are increasingly emphasizing as they promote their fall lineups. San Diego Comic-Con started out as a convention for comic book fans but is now a venue in which TV and film studios market big new movies and shows to fans. Here's an edited version of our talk:
Q: Which is more important, Comic-Con or this (critics convention)?
A: They both have a heck of a lot of importance; it also just depends on your show. If we turn Comic-Con into a very broad convention, frankly Comic-Con is no longer giving status (to the shows that go).
Q: Do you think the shows benefit more from engaging interest at Comic-Con?
A: It's like any TV show, any movie _ what do you do when you screen the movie (for research), you screen it with real aficionados. If you make it with them, you have a chance to spread out (beyond that). With a show like "Dollhouse," we want to make sure the loyalists are really reacting to the show and that does give us a fair amount of momentum. For a show to be successful, you've got to branch out beyond the sci-fi geeks.
Q: What's going on with "Virtuality"? It seems like there's so much positive buzz about it, but that doesn't always translate into a pickup (to series).
A: Yeah, look, this is why you do pilots. Especially, the more ambitious the show, the more important the pilot is _ just being able to do that exercise and figure out, Do we have the characters right, can we (execute) this? Ron Moore, honestly, he's the real deal. … It's a very ambitious pilot; it's a very ambitious premise. I think we cast it really well.
Q: There's a gay relationship on "Virtuality." Can you talk about that, about things you find interesting about the show?
A: What I think is interesting about it is, it's the first 21st or 22nd century office drama. It's a bunch of people working in a claustrophobic environment, working for a business with a specific mission. … Plus there's a social commentary; (Moore) does that in "Battlestar" and he has that here. The gay relationship is one part of that.
Q: When it comes to "Dollhouse," do you have time to build that audience?
A: It's the age-old question. Every show is different. … The thing with Joss, you launch his show and instantly it becomes somebody's favorite show. To me, in this current television environment, if you can be somebody's favorite show, you'd better be patient with that show. … I know I have certain tools at my disposal for promotional platforms. And you know what, I'd rather know I have a very strong, loyal core that I can build on. That being said, getting out of the gate is important in this environment.
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A belated Father's Day wish for sporting dads
THE Inquirer went all out yesterday to celebrate Father's Day. There were delightful pieces from Randy David's column on the joy of fatherly giving to Marvin Agustin's brush with storytelling of a tale that was close to his heart.
The sporting world is also filled with tales of fathers sharing games with their children. Yankee great Mickey Mantle learned from his father how to be a switch-hitter who could blast homers batting left- or right-handed. Tiger Woods' dad Earl introduced him to golf and became the multititled golfer's guide in his rise to superstardom.
Here at home, there are tons of fathers who taught their sons or daughters how to run, catch and hurl a ball or shoot a basketball. Filipino baseball great Filomeno "Boy" Codiñera had his sons play both baseball and basketball but I remember Boy telling me that it was vital in sports that children first learn "how to run properly."
The late Francisco "Tatang" de Vega, father of former Asian sprint queen Lydia, taught his daughter the fundamentals and even stayed on to see her outrun everyone else in the region in the century dash. Their story was even made into a movie with all its dramatic ups and downs both off and on the track.
Not all sons or daughters will become legends or sports greats but it's important in raising well-rounded kids to introduce them to sports. Learning how to play games will teach them a sport for life and the values of sportsmanship and fair competition.
It's perfectly all right to bring them to basketball, volleyball or golf camps during summer or weekends. So is introducing them to the discipline that can be taught by the martial arts.
But sport must primarily be play first because if the element of fun disappears, the child will refuse to participate in any game. It's quite all right also if they don't like a sport you introduce them to because they must like the game on their own and not just to please a parent.
While my own three sons were growing up and did our rounds of basketball and football summer camps, I saw doting fathers (and grandfathers) who rose early during weekends to drive their kids to the training sessions. Many would bring their own chairs and coffee to enjoy the morning while occasionally peeking at the progress their kids were making.
Most kids just want to know you are around and don't really like you overanalyzing each of their struggles or moves as they learn a sport with endless side comments.
I have also seen overzealous fathers who don't get it when the kiddie camps are through and when senior coaches take over. Kids who do show potential in a sport must be given parental encouragement but space must be provided by parents when seasoned coaches are in charge.
Unfortunately, many overenthusiastic parents are in the individual pursuits like tennis, swimming, badminton or golf.
Years ago, while covering a tennis tournament at Rizal Memorial, I saw this father loudly berate his son under the bleacher seats for messing up his second serve and went on to be booted out of the matches. I wonder if the boy continued to play tennis or went on to teach his own kids the sport.
There is no manual on sporting fatherhood that can guarantee that our children will become Olympic medal winners, world champions or weekend sporting phenoms.
The best thing we can do as fathers is to open the doors to the joyful world of games and competition. We should stay on the sidelines, ready to welcome our kids home, regardless if they scored a basket or not or simply kicked the football with sheer delight.
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A service that is meant to save time and make things easier for passengers — the check-in kiosk — has not really taken off at airports.
A survey of airports across the country revealed though 80 per cent of passengers said they had no qualms about using the self-service facility to decrease the amount of time they spent at the airport, only 30 per cent knew about the availability of such kiosks.
The study was conducted by air transport IT specialist SITA and CAPA Centre for Civil Aviation
At Chennai airport, for instance, the old domestic terminal had two check-in kiosks which were operated by Air India and Jet Airways, but were hardly ever used by passengers, said airline officials. The new domestic terminal, however, does not have check-in kiosks.
"When we had a kiosk at the airport, of about 3,000 passengers we saw in a day, only 7-8 used this facility. We are now in the process of setting up a kiosk in the new terminal," said an Air India official.
Though there are more takers for web check-in than the check-in kiosks, the patronage could be improved. "It is mostly corporates, comprising 30 per cent of flyers, that opt for web check-in since they don't carry many bags. Often, it is the travel agent who completes the web check-in process. Otherwise, not many are aware of the facility," said a travel agent.
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Jerome Stanley "Jerry" Augustyniak (born September 2, 1958 in Sloan, New York) is the drummer for the American band 10,000 Maniacs. Augustyniak joined the band in March 1983, two years after the group formed. Augustyniak continues to perform with the band who tour extensively. Their most recent album, "Music From The Motion Picture", released in 2013, has garnered rave reviews.
- He married Dena during Blind Man's Zoo break-time (1990), but they are now divorced.
- He is a member of Buffalo Hall of Fame ([1]).
- Lived and established residence in Buffalo, where he actually met the Maniacs members.
- Former member of The Elements ('70s); The Stains ('80s); Only Humen ('00s) Rosaleen Marion Band ('00s)
- Played drums at Maria Sebastian's CD, a Buffalo local artist, winner of Buffalo Music Awards; Skiffle Minstrels; John and Mary
- He broke his collarbone when struck by a car while riding his bicycle in 1992 (The Post-Journal)
- He currently teaches drums.
- He is Polish American.[1]
- With 10,000 Maniacs
- Secrets of the I Ching (1983)
- The Wishing Chair (1985)
- In My Tribe (1987)
- Blind Man's Zoo (1989)
- Hope Chest: The Fredonia Recordings 1982-1983 (1990)
- Our Time in Eden (1992)
- MTV Unplugged (1993)
- Love Among the Ruins (1997)
- The Earth Pressed Flat (1999)
- Campfire Songs: The Popular, Obscure and Unknown Recordings (2004)
- Live Twenty-Five (2006)
- Extended Versions (2009)
- Triangles (EP) (2011)
Other credits[edit]
- Victory Gardens (1991) with John & Mary - drums
- The Weedkiller's Daughter (1993) with John & Mary - drums
- The Pinwheel Galaxy (2003) with John & Mary – drums, percussion
- Peace Bridge (2007) with John & Mary – drums
External links[edit]
- Official Site - 10,000 Maniacs
- Jerry Augustyniak at the Internet Movie Database
- Unofficial Site - 10,000 Maniacs
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I've been sailing Cals since the mid 80's and owned a 25, a Ron Holland designed 9.2 and currently own a 29. Also sailed several other models. On a Cal 22 we encountered a 65 mph storm with 8 foot waves in 8 foot of water (off Toledo Ohio on Lake Erie) and tho it was extreme the boat did well. Bill Lapworth designed great boats for Cal, they have stood the test of time. Hand laid up hulls, very stable and solid.
I don't know Ericksons nearly as well, tho I did spend several summers on a 35 in my early sailing days. They are fine boats...
As for size, three foot in length is almost exponentially larger. Faster. More stable. Probably be the best $3000 you ever spent...
yeah...sight unseen....I vote Cal
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Malwares are taking different forms for execution and security measures can fail to prevent the attack. BANLOAD is a malware that targets online banking customers of Banco do Brasil. According to TrendMicro the malware is bypassing all security measures and
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Parent Reports of Sensory Symptoms in Toddlers with Autism and Those with Other Developmental Disorders
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The Short Sensory Profile was used to assess parental report of sensory reactivity across four groups of young children (n = 102). Groups were autism (n = 26), fragile X syndrome (n = 20), developmental disabilities of mixed etiology (n = 32), and typically developing children (n = 24). Groups were comparable on overall mental age (x = 22 months), and clinical groups were comparable on chronological age (x = 31 months). Significant differences were detected at alpha <.01 for tactile sensitivity [F(3,99) = 10.01], taste/smell sensitivity [F(3,99) = 11.63], underreactive/seeks stimulation [F(3,99) = 4.56], auditory filtering [F(3,99) = 19.67], and low energy/weak muscles [F(3,99) = 14.21]. Both children with fragile X syndrome and children with autism had significantly more sensory symptoms overall than the two comparison groups, and children with autism did not differ significantly from children with fragile X syndrome. Both groups were more impaired than developmentally delayed and typically developing children in tactile sensitivity and auditory filtering. Children with autism were more abnormal in responses to taste and smell than all other groups. Children with fragile X syndrome were more abnormal than all other groups in low energy/weak muscles. Sensory reactivity of children with developmental delays was comparable to mental age–matched typically developing toddlers. Correlational analyses indicated that neither overall developmental level nor IQ was related to abnormal sensory reactivity in children with autism or general developmental disorders. However, abnormal sensory reactivity had a significant relationship with overall adaptive behavior.
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- Title
- Parent Reports of Sensory Symptoms in Toddlers with Autism and Those with Other Developmental Disorders
- Journal
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
Volume 33, Issue 6 , pp 631-642
- Cover Date
- 2003-12-01
- 10.1023/B:JADD.0000006000.38991.a7
- Print ISSN
- 0162-3257
- Online ISSN
- 1573-3432
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- Keywords
- Autism
- developmental delays
- sensory
- parent report
- fragile X syndrome
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- Author Affiliations
- 1. M.I.N.D. Institute, Department of Psychiatry, University of California, Davis, Sacramento, California
- 2. Department of Psychiatry, University of Colorado Health Center, Denver, Colorado


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While industrial units in the city are feeling the pinch of power outages only for the past few days, those in the city fringes like Thirumazhisai have been suffering for over a year.
Members of the Ambattur Industrial Estate Manufacturers Association, which has nearly 1,800 units contributing to an annual turnover of Rs.2,000 crore, said that power cuts were experienced only for a short while now. "We do not know when the situation will worsen like in the other industrial estates," said a member.
AIEMA members are among the industrial estate representatives who would be participating in a rally to be organised by Tamil Nadu Small and Tiny Industries Association (TANSTIA) on May 5 in all district headquarters protesting indiscriminate power interruptions.
TANSTIA's general secretary D.S.M. Jayarajan said the industries had been affected by power cut since January. While the industries in the city suffer power interruptions for over an hour every day and power cuts at frequent intervals of 10 minutes, those in rural areas have to endure blackout for nearly four hours every day. The industry is already battling the problems such as labour shortage. Power failures have only aggravated their woes. On an average, the industrial units take about 25-40 per cent loss in their profit daily.
Acting president of the Thirumazhisai Industrial Estate Manufacturers Association V.Venkatesh said: "We have been suffering power cuts regularly between noon and 3 p.m. We are unable to work either in morning or evening shift due to this. This trend has been continuing for over two years now."
Of 220 units in the estate, 100 are small and tiny industries that operate without generators. As they are unable to work in such an environment, many of them are forced to shut down. While the industries pay Rs.5.50 per unit to TANGEDCO, they incur an expense of Rs.16 per unit when they use generators. Many industries suffer nearly 30 per cent production loss, he said.
President of Guindy Industrial Manufacturers Association K.V. Kanakambaram said that last week, power supply was suspended on three days. The reasons for power suspension included a 'transformer burst' and shutdown for maintenance.
"For three days workers came but no work was done. Areas such as Ekkaduthangal, which have many small industries, were the hardest hit as they had to go without power," he said.
"Power supply is cut for at least for two hours in the morning and evening every day. We sent letters to the Chief Engineer and chairman of the TANGEDCO, but there has been no response," Mr. Kanakambaram said.
Increase in raw material prices and the diesel prices are only compounding the issue, he said. "We have suggested that each of the industrial estates in the city could opt for a weeklong rotational holiday until the power situation improves. Unlike big factories, we also contend with power fluctuation. This damages our machinery."
TANSTIA members suggested that the government observe a power holiday once a week or implement power cut during early morning hours. If the government does not take action in a fortnight, TANSTIA plans to close industries and on an indefinite protest.
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