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Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd.
based in Georgetown, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Designing manufacturing ultrasonic and optical instrumentation that helps municipal/industrial plants measure, monitor and automate control of water & wastewater treatment and process slurries, since 1967.Products:The Sludge Gun® - handheld detector;Automatic Sludge Blanket Level Detectors;Suspended Solids Density Meters;Automatic Duckbill Composite Sampling ...
icenta Controls Ltd
based in Salisbury, UNITED KINGDOM
icenta Controls is a specialist in precision flow meters, level sensors, instrumentation & control, supplying to manufacturing and process industries throughout the UK. icenta represents some of the leading names in flow, pressure, level and temperature measurement offering a range of solutions for liquids, gas or vapours. In flow metering, icenta's product portfolio ...
Isodaq Technology
based in Bromyard, UNITED KINGDOM
Isodaq Technology. We aim to supply you with the very best value solutions to help your organisation reduce the costs of monitoring and also improve timely on-line access to high quality measurements at your remote sites. Here you will discover some of the benefits of our innovative products and why we are the chosen supplier to numerous drainage authorities, water ...
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based in Helsinki, FINLAND
Gasmet Technologies is a leading manufacturer of gas monitoring instruments and systems for industrial and environmental applications including continuous emissions monitoring (power plants, waste incinerators, cement kilns etc.) stack testing / comparison measurements, process control, industrial hygiene / indoor air quality, engine exhaust gas, semiconductor ...
Banner Engineering Corp.
based in Diegem, BELGIUM
Banner is a global leader in process and factory automation. In addition to its traditional product lines, Banner Engineering provides innovative Wireless I/O solutions to the environmental industry helping gather data from virtually any sensor, detector or analyser in the field, and controlling equipment (pumps, valves, PLCs...) without costly wire runs.
Kurz Instruments, Inc.
based in Monterey, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Kurz Instruments has maintained a reputation for designing and manufacturing Thermal Mass Flow Transmitters for industrial gas flow measurement. Our engineers, product development specialists and management have developed flow metering products capable of operating in the harshest of environments. For more than 35 years our team has successfully provided solutions to our ...
RainWise Inc.
based in Trenton, MAINE (USA)
RainWise Inc. manufactures professional weather stations and other meteorological equipment for consumer and industrial applications. We feature solar powered wireless weather stations, data loggers, rain gauges, advanced cellular telemetry, PV array environment monitors, wind measurement loggers, anemometers, barometers, thermometers and a variety of other weather ...
Custom Stack Analysis, LLC.
based in Alliance, OHIO (USA)
Custom Stack Analysis, LLC. was originally established in Alliance, Ohio in 1965 by Mr. Ernest Kolm. In the year 2000 the company was acquired by Mr. James K. Gray who has many years experience in the field of air emissions testing. Custom Stack Analysis, LLC. has capabilities for performing Stack Testing, Analytical Services, Burner Combustion Efficiency, Indoor Air ...
Protea Limited
based in Cheshire, UNITED KINGDOM
Protea is a UK-based instrument manufacture and systems builder specialising in spectroscopic gas analysis, using FTIR, TDLAS and QMS technologies amongst others. Our customer-focused analysis systems for process, emission and environmental monitoring can provide a solution for direct installation into a plant (such as CEM systems) or we can provide the analytical ...
Svantek Ltd.
based in Warszawa, POLAND
SVANTEK is a Polish company established in 1990. We design and manufacture professional instrumentation for sound & vibration measurement and analysis.Our instruments are well known around the globe for their accuracy and reliability. But it is continuous usage of the latest technological achievements that makes us the leading innovative sound & vibration manufacturer. ...
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Only with the Timberwolves would a No.2 overall pick be considered a burden. But that's the case as just as soon as the Wolves found their spot in the lottery, rumors of them trying to trade it sprang to life. And as Thursday's draft inches ever closer, they've gotten out of control. They're multiplying like Gremlins. Seriously, if you see one, don't feed it after midnight. Here's what we've got. These are rumors and should be viewed with skepticism, but they pass the "okay, that's not so absurd it's laughable"/"that can't possibly work under the current CBA" test.
Pau Gasol for Kevin Love and the No.2. Yeah, that's what you call a blockbuster deal. It sounds insane, until you think about it. The Wolves do want an established star. Gasol is buds with Rubio out of Spain. The Lakers have been frustrated with Gasol and Love would rebound and hit threes while not challenging Bryant. Then you think about it some more and it's still completely insane. Eric Pincus of Hoopsworld floated some substantiation of the idea touched on by ESPN in a chat session about Gasol being on the Wolves' radar. Respected cap analyst Larry Coon tweeted over the weekend that there "may be some fire" there. Coon also said Love and the No.2 is too much, and that Love has not been put on the table. The big thing here is that moving Gasol means risking the championship window which is assuredly still open as long as Gasol is still within range of his prime, which he is, though the distance is increasing. Plus Love's poor defense could be a big issue under Mike Brown. But there's a decent around of smoke around this one, even if the flames seem plastic.
Here's a fun one. The ESPN radio affiliate out of Minneapolis reported over the weekend that conversations had taken place between the Wolves and Bucks, sending the No.2 pick for Andrew Bogut and the No.10 pick. Darren Wolfson of local television confirmed the report and the Minneapolis Star-Tribune says it's possible, but Milwaukee isn't biting. If Milwaukee were chasing the deal, it would mean that something was seriously wrong with Bogut's wrist, which would probably kill the trade in a physical anyway. And with Darko Milicic on the books for four more years, the deal only gets more confusing.
Weirdly, the one established player who the Wolves could use who is on the block, and the one team that could use the No.2 as a building block in starting over is Monta Ellis and the Golden State Warriors. But while it makes a lot of sense, there's no one biting, so far.
Thankfully a rumor that had Washington offering up JaVale McGee was shot down by the Washington Post. Trying to imagine McGee in the Minnesota winter trying to clown around with Ricky Rubio while Kevin Love cries at his locker was a little much to take in as a mental image.
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Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
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Posted on: June 22, 2011 1:39 pm
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Kevin Love isnt going anywhere......Draft Williams...Package Flynn and Beasley for something...
Since: Oct 6, 2010
Posted on: June 21, 2011 10:11 am
Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
wolves take Vasley, 4 white starters, with the SG being the only black player on the floor. Something that may be remedied with the 20th. The timberwolves are nothing but a Tall hockey team that can't skate. Trade love, Draft Williams, He's more athletic, vertical, and probably has more potential longhaul. I am sick of hearing about Kevin Love, I watched several Twolves games last year, his numbers don't match his footprint on the game. He plays quite and doesn't have a significant impact on the game. He will make a great compliment to an established star, Doing the little things, but with the second pick and the worst record in the league lets worry about the big things.
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Posted on: June 21, 2011 4:42 am
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Ignored in all of this is the "fact" that if the Warriors acquired the #2 pick it would be just as big a burden on them; seriously, up to this point, the GS front office has been as big a, if not bigger, joke than the T'wolves. The Lil' Shop of Horrors that is the Warriors draft resume is stupendous, and at #2 they'd be just as stuck as the T'wolves. Do they take a Euro-big or "best available" Big Man as they have consistently in the past--with consistently bad results, despite Nellie's rep as a big-man coach? Do they take a guard who isn't Kylie Irving, say Brandon Knight, and hope they can convince him to pass the ball to Curry consistently? Or do they take one of the many, many 'tweeners in the draft, ranging from Dereck Williams to the Morris brothers? The #2 pick this year is cursed, let's face it.
My choice would be Kanter, but I'll pay for that later.
Since: Feb 4, 2008
Posted on: June 20, 2011 11:19 pm
Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
this is not true.... Derozan is an all star this year and has all the potential anyone at the 2 spot has
Since: Sep 1, 2006
Posted on: June 20, 2011 9:59 pm
Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
Twolves should trade Kevin Love to the Lakers. When Love's contract is up in a year, that is probably where he is going to go anyways, they may as well try and get some players now for him. It looks like the Twolves won't be going after guards anyways like they need desperately so they will be just as bad this year as they were last year regardless. If they are going to go after forwards in the draft (which they don't need) you may as well trade Love now.
Since: Feb 27, 2008
Posted on: June 20, 2011 8:56 pm
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In my opinion, Williams is a Michael Beasley clone in the NBA. Williams is stuck between the 3 and 4 and will have the same struggles at the position that Beasley has. Kanter is the best pick if they keep the pick, imo.
Since: Feb 27, 2008
Posted on: June 20, 2011 8:54 pm
Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
Why do so many writers assume that because Darko is under contract the Wolves feel that they're set at center for the next four years? Darko is due to make $4.8, $5.2 and $5.8 million over the next three (not four per hoopshype.com) years. While he's overpaid, he's not exactly breaking the bank.
Also, as a Wolves fan, I appreciate that Kahn is willing to trade anyone and anything. There's nothing wrong with floating that #2 is available and seeing what deals are available. Kahn has made some good (Beasley, cleaning out a number of bad contracts) and bad (Flynn, not keeping Lawson) moves; I'm hoping he ends up on top of the next one.
Since: Jun 20, 2011
Posted on: June 20, 2011 8:40 pm
Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
Why are the Wolves even considering trading this pick? It's not like if they get Gasol it's a final piece to the puzzle. Why not accumulate good young players and let them develop together? Williams is the obvious pick once Irving is gone. If Kahn does something different they should fire him on the spot.
Since: Jan 19, 2010
Posted on: June 20, 2011 8:11 pm
Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
That is all the Wolves would need, a 4th PG.
Since: Jan 26, 2011
Posted on: June 20, 2011 7:38 pm
Your 'Insane Timberwolves Rumor' roundup
Nothing the Minnesota Timberwolves do would be a surprise to me and I can't believe they would give that much for Pau Gasol, but the Ricky Rubio friendship connection makes it a real possibility in my opinion.

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While schools were spared midyear cuts during the latest state deficit reduction efforts last week, libraries will see a roughly 12 percent reduction in remaining state funding — and library officials said they are worried it will affect services.
North Country Library System Director Stephen B. Bolton said the system, which serves 63 libraries in Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence and Oswego counties, will lose about $40,000 through the latest cuts.
"This is going to eat into our core services, there's no way around it at this point," Mr. Bolton said. "Now we're really down to our core services... and to continue those services over a 6,200-mile area could be really difficult."
Mr. Bolton said the most recent cuts come on top of about 11 percent in state-aid reductions over the past year that have already strained library budgets.
For the two co-central libraries, Ogdensburg Public Library and Watertown's Flower Memorial Library, this reduction means less money for materials such as books and DVDs. It also means a potential loss of loaning and educational capabilities. As central libraries, the two are the major lenders for the system.
"This is going to become a major topic of concern and I'll have to look at where we can tighten our belts further or what cuts need to be made," Ogdensburg Library Director Wayne L. Miller said. "There's only so many ways you can divide up a shrinking pie."
Mr. Miller said the library will lose about $7,000 from the cuts, and Flower Memorial Library Director Barbara J. Wheeler said she is expecting her facility to lose about $15,000. She said state aid accounts for about 10 percent of Flower Memorial's $1.2 million operating budget.
"We're already buying less than we used to be able to, and now boom, we've been cut again," she said. "It's unfair that libraries are suffering these deep cuts when the other parts of the education budget do not."
St. Lawrence-Lewis School Library System Director Allison S. Wheeler said her district will lose more than $5,500, which will impact book deliveries and cataloging and consulting services for school librarians.
"It doesn't sound like much money, but when your budget is $150,000 overall, it's a good piece of it," she said.
The cuts will total about $4.1 million throughout the state, said New York Library Association Executive Director Michael J. Borges. He said that during the past 20 months, the state library budget has been cut by $25 million.
Mr. Borges said he was most upset that school aid was left unharmed while cuts to libraries were increased 2 percent more than Gov. David A. Paterson's original proposal.
"Ultimately, the Legislature was not willing to accept reductions to certain areas, particularly school and Medicaid," said Matthew C. Anderson, state Division of Budget spokesman. "These are certainly worthy programs, but unfortunately at this time the state is facing substantial reduction in revenue, and adjustments have to be made."
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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez will appeal against his eight-match suspension and fine for an alleged racist remark against Manchester United's Patrice Evra.
"The appeal is total, over and above there being a monetary aspect and another with a match suspension," the player's legal representative in Uruguay, Alejandro Balbi, said.He told a news conference in Montevideo that it would be Liverpool's lawyers who made the appeal to the FA.
The FA suspended Suarez for eight matches and fined him £40,000 pounds for comments made to Evra during a Premier League match at Anfield in October, saying he used "insulting words" in a reference to the French international's colour.
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"Luis Suarez is our team-mate and our friend and as a group of players we are shocked and angered that he has been found guilty by the FA," the statement read. "We totally support Luis and we want the world to know that. We know he is not racist.
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Andrew Purvis | 24 Mar 2011 13:08 GMT | Egypt, Libya
In Benghazi it is better not to go out after 4pm. Rumours circulate that state media is being used to signal Gaddafi loyalists to attack.
Libyans fleeing the country say that despite the Allied military strikes, they still fear Gaddafi and his supporters, men and women alike. "They are in amongst the people, working secretly, we don't know who they are," one student told me as he left the country on the road to Egypt.
Gaddafi's forces have been driven from swaths of eastern Libya. But many residents still fear his men.That fear, in addition to the fighting in cities like Ajdabiya, is driving people from their homes. Thousands of families have fled eastward from Ajdabiya and Benghazi towards the Egyptian border.
Most are taking refuge with their fellow Libyans inside the country, who have shown real and heartfelt generosity.But some manage to escape into Egypt.
'I felt I could breath again'
Ahmed, a petroleum engineer and father of four, was working for an oil firm in the desert last week when he received a call from his family that Gaddafi's forces had encircled his native Ajdabiya. He drove through the night to reach his family, only to discover his home partially collapsed, the roof caved in from an artillery shell and his family gone.He spent the next four days trying to find them. First in Tobruk, then in an oasis town, and finally in Egypt, where he found them last night. All safe, including his two young daughters. "I felt I could breath again," he told me. Another man was not so lucky - he is still looking for his family and returned to Libya.
A family from Benghazi fled over the weekend following the attack on the city. The daughter's home was nearly hit by flaming debris from plunging rebel aircraft.
Her father, a businessman, told me he had to dodge sniper fire to make it to her house to pick her up. They are now on their way to Cairo. He hopes they will have to only stay a week.But, like many Libyans, he does not see Gaddafi disappearing any time soon. "Gaddafi has his ways. He will not submit easily," he says.
Homes for free
Those fleeing the country are talking about the extraordinary outpouring of generosity from their fellow Libyans. The roads leading east out of Benghazi were jammed, not with fighters but with people offering everything they have. Food, free gas, cash and even their house keys being offered to their countrymen fleeing the front line. A trip that once took six hours, lasted 12 because of so many people lining the road to help.
Before the latest democratic uprising, Libyans would not even rent houses to each other for fear they would not get them back, one Benghazi resident who fled with his family this weekend told me. Now they are offering their homes for free. "I have never seen this in 40 years," the man, an engineer and businessman said. "You felt that for the first time in 40 years, the air is clean!"I met a senior official who is close to the new military council, in rebel controlled Libya. With jurisdiction over Brega, Ajdabiya, and Ras Lanuf. He had been shot in the foot by a sniper, the tendons laid completely bare. He was lying in the back of a VW Passat at a tea house just east of the Egyptian border, his leg in dressing, en route to hospital with his body guards. Gaddafi's men tried to kill him in hospital in Ajdabiya, he said, four men in masks with grenades, but thank God, they were discovered in time. The man praised the allied effort in Libya: "The strikes are not hitting any civilians … only military targets, though we could have used them earlier," he said, adding that the problems in Libya started out as a civilian protest and "it was Gaddafi who made it military."
'In God's hands'
Another young Libyan pharmacy student who had fled with her family said she was grateful for the Allied strikes but wishes "the Arabs had done it."Most Libyans say they are anxious to return home as soon as it is safe to do so, the sooner the better. A recent engineering graduate whose friends are mostly fighting at the front said he felt "shame" at not being there with them, but his mother insisted that he flee with his family to Egypt. Adding to the uncertainty is the near blackout that has enveloped most of Libya outside Tripoli over the past four days."I don't know what to do, I just watch the TV and wait," one Libyan told me today, who had just arrived in an Egyptian town near the border. "We are in God's hands."
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