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February 19, 2015 KAHULUI — What does the U.S. Small Business Administration offer to small business owners? The programs are many and varied, and the qualifications for each are specific. more »»
Maui's newest Rotary Club is going green with new logo and St. Patrick's Day fundraiser
February 19, 2015 LAHAINA — The new Rotary Club of Lahaina Sunset will host "Go For The Green," a fundraising dinner and golf outing, at the Royal Lahaina Resort on March 14. more »»
Maui Food Technology Center to hold second Supply and Service Expo
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Feed My Sheep receives $55,000 donation
February 12, 2015 KAHULUI — Just before Christmas, Hawaiian Carpet One and Hawaiian Ceramic Tile presented Feed My Sheep with a check for $55,000. more »»
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February 12, 2015 LAHAINA — The Outlets of Maui (TOOM) in Lahaina, the world's only outlet shopping center with an oceanfront location, will celebrate HIC Surf Outlets' Grand Opening on Saturday, Feb. 14. more »»
'I Love Lahaina' event raises money for West Maui schools
February 5, 2015 LAHAINA — "I Love Lahaina" funded by Safeway, Property Development Centers and Lahaina Cannery Mall recently raised $20,000 for West Maui schools. more »»
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February 5, 2015 WEST MAUI — Elite Pacific Properties recently welcomed Jeff Swanson to the Maui team. more »»
Hyatt Kaanapali Beach celebrates opening with traditional Hawaiian blessing
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January 22, 2015 LAHAINA — Body in Balance Pilates Studio, the boutique fitness studio located in Emerald Plaza, last week announced the opening of a new retail shop, filling the West Maui void for fun, exciting... more »»
Kiewit Building Group announces 2015 Scholarship Program
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Leilani's on the Beach hosts tap takeover event
January 22, 2015 KAANAPALI — Leilani's on the Beach recently provided the oceanfront venue for a celebration of the launch of Maui Brewing Co. and Stone Brewing Co.'s newly formed craft beer distribution company. more »»
5A Rent-A-Space to host 'E-waste' recycling event
January 15, 2015 HONOKOWAI — 5A Rent-A-Space in Honokowai, assisted by Maui County Electronics Recycling and Habitat For Humanity, will hold an Electronic "E-Cycling" event on Saturday, Jan. 24, from 7 to 11 a.m. more »»
Island Grocery Depot to hold job fair in Lahaina
January 15, 2015 LAHAINA — Island Grocery Depot, formerly known as Cash N' Carry Warehouse, has provided quality groceries to the Maui community for over 28 years from its Kahului store at 90 Amala Place. more »»
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Nominations sought for 2015 Mayor's Small Business Awards
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Duke's Beach House announces winners of Holiday T-Shirt Design Contests
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Sheraton Maui announces two staff appointments
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Hawaii Ocean Project supports marine research
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Welcome to the Tucson Irish Community
Welcome to the Tucson Irish Community, devoted to continuing our Irish traditions in a spirit of cooperation and good will. We will continue to keep you current on news and events related to the local Irish and Scottish community. We are including a series of profiles of members of our local Irish community. Let us know whose profile you would like to read and if that be you, give us your fascinating information! We also have a new section for reviews. And our guestbook is now active. Please write the webmasters with what content you would like to see. This is a monitored guestbook to eliminate spam comments, so there is a delay between your post and it appearing.
The 2016 St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival pictures are available here. Pictures may be downloaded free for non-commercial use (tip: be sure to download the picture, not the thumbnail). If you post a picture on your personal or group web site, the photo credit is: copyright 2016, Aine Ni Haralambie, www.tucsonirishcommunity.com. Use key words to search pictures (use fewer words—the search looks only for an exact match). If we missed a caption or got it wrong, please email Aine@TucsonIrishCommunity. com to let us know. We have pictures starting with the 2000 parade and festival. When our server crashed, we lost the 2006 and 2007 albums; I have uploaded the 2007 pictures, but I will not be able to title or key word them. The 2006 pictures may be on a different computer, but they aren't online now. The 2009 pictures probably won't get titles. The 2008 pictures are up with titles. After our webmaster died, the albums resorted themselves, so are no longer in the correct chronological order. All photos were taken with high resolution, but posted with lower resolution. Let us know if you want a high resolution digital copy of a picture.
For information on traditional Irish music sessions in Tucson, including the weekly Sunday afternoon session at The Auld Dubliner, see www.tucsonirishsession.org.
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Why do Guinness bubbles go down instead of up?
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Local Irish Dancers Excel at the Western Region Oireachtas
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On Dec. 23 we lost a genuine great guy, Bill Schnittman. He was gunned down in his girlfriend's home by her ex-husband. Bill had tried to get a protective order from the police; he was denied. Since March of this year, police had been called to the girlfriend's house 26 times on various complaints and her ex had been involved in a high-speed pursuit with police back in November. He was arrested on suspicion of DUI.
How is the system so broken that this tragic event happened? How has society not figured out who the bad people are after so many warning signals? Oklahoma City needs to check itself and make a push to change. It's had its facelift (MAPS 3, Project 180, etc.) and it seems to be better, but after this event and another senseless shooting that happened after the Thunder game last season that closed Thunder Alley, it seems that underneath, problems still exist.
Bill was training hard at the Devon Boathouse with the ambition to make a national team; he also was an avid cyclist. He wanted and tried to make Oklahoma City a better place; he did what was best for other people and smiled no matter the situation. We will miss you, Bill, and will always remember you.
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The name Nephilim is Hebrew in origin, and means fallen ones. Nephilim is also a plural word, which refers to more than one Naphal. Nephilim, which are occasionally called Nefalim, are creatures who exist within the Hebrew Bible. They first appear in the Old Testament Book of Genesis, and then later on within the Book of Numbers. Outside of the Old Testament, numerous references to them can also be found in noncanonical Jewish literary works. There is a whole host of scholarly debate and myth surrounding these creatures, especially with regard to their Biblical roots and origin. Some theologians believe the Nephilim were the hybrid offspring of a group of fallen angels that bred with human women. Other Biblical scholars disagree with that first source of origin, and state that the Nephilim are actually the descendants of Seth and Cain. To this day the debate regarding who the Nephilim truly are rages on, with no end or solid conclusion in sight.
Abraham ibn Ezra, one of the most famous Jewish writers of the Middle Ages, has concluded that the reason the Nephilim were referred to as the fallen ones, is because anyone who looked upon them would instantly fall to the ground dead with fear. Abraham also suggested a second meaning of their name, which proposed that as the Nephilim were huge giants, that when they fell to the ground in battle, the whole earth shook which caused any human who was standing near them to fall to the ground too, as if a massive earthquake had just happened. This theory obviously goes against the notion that they were called the fallen ones, because they were the descendents of the fallen angels that were cast out of heaven during Lucifer's rebellion against God. The two proposals put forth by Abraham ibn Ezra, have been met with quite a bit of skepticism from certain groups of Jewish and Christian scholars, who mostly disagree with his conclusions.
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A reddish crab with numerous spikes for protection, a white holothurian, and a large red anemone.
An orange anemone, crinoids and whip corals on rock outcrops.
Antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp.
Closeup. Antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp.
Branching corals. Lone coral on a sand substrate with galatheid crabs.
Branching corals. White coral with polyps extended.
Branching corals. White coral on vertical rock face.
Branching corals. Base of white coral where attached to rock.
Branching corals. A red and orange striped hermit crab with a small anemone attached to its shell on a white coral branch. At least three tiny brittle stars are also seen attached to the coral.
Branching corals. A fan-like coral attached to a vertical rock face.
Branching corals. A brittlestar and a white galatheid crab on pinkish coral branches.
Branching corals. Numerous red brittlestars and a white galatheid crab in coral branches.
Branching corals. A white stalked sponge is seen behind a white coral bush.
Branching corals. A large pinkish coral dominates this seen but yellow crinoids, a starfish on a white stony coral, and other fauna are seen.
Branching corals. White to whitish pink corals and a large white sponge dominate the fauna on this rock outcrop.
Branching corals. Ivory colored octoral with polyps extended.
Branching corals. A somewhat scraggly looking coral bush.
Branching corals. White coral with bluish gray stripes and pinkish polyps.
Branching corals. The base of a coral bush where it is attached to a rock face.
Branching corals. A white coral bush with polyps extended giving a sparkling appearance.
A red antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp.
Closeup of a red antipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp. a pink brittlestar leg showing.
The yellow base of the red antipatharian coral seen in image expl5057.
Branching corals. A large light orange coral bush with a number of white sponges and other fauna in the immediate area.
Branching corals. A large white coral with a large brittlestar.
Branching corals. Closeup of the arms of a large red brittlestar in a white coral.
A light orange antipatharian coral (black coral) with a silver fish and two small white sponges.
Branching corals. A large yellow coral serving as habitat for what appear to be a number of fish poking their heads out of the coral branches. Apparently there are no brittlestars on this coral.
A beautiful yellow and white bamboo coral with a large white sponge, a smaller sponge, and other fauna.
A closeup of a large branch showing extended polyps both along the main branches and on the more delicate arms
Extended octocoral polyps along a main branch of a yellow and white bamboo coral.
Branching corals. A large brittlestar on a relatively small coral.
A pinkantipatharian coral (black coral) Bathypathes sp. with two large galatheid crabs .
Branching corals. A large white coral with pink polyps growing outward from a near vertical rock face.
Branching corals.Two squat lobsters on small coral bush.
Branching corals. Squat lobster on a reddish pink coral branch
Branching corals. A beautiful yellow coral with polyps extended. Note the attached lines like spider webs at the top of the image.
Branching corals. A large white coral, a yellow crinoid, and a variety of corals and sponges in the background.
Branching corals. A yellow bamboo coral with small white stony corals.
A red antipatharian "black coral" with a white bamboo coral to its right. A pennatulacean soft coral (sea pen) is in left foreground.
A red antipatharian "black coral" witha white bamboo coral to its right.
Part of "stem" of red antipatharian "black coral" in images expl5076 and expl5077.
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"I am as independent as a hog on the ice. If it is God's will for me to fall in the field of battle, it is my will to go and never return home."
That quote comes from a letter Private Lyons Wakeman of the 153rd New York Infantry wrote to family back home in Afton, New York. The family didn't know Private Wakeman as "Lyons," however. They knew her as Sarah Rosetta.
Here's the Wakeman family at home in the 1860 census.
In 1862, Sarah made a career move, assuming a man's name and dress to get work on a canal boat. But with the state paying a bounty for enlistment, there was more money to be made as Union soldier. So on 30 August 1862, Sarah signed up under the name Lyons Wakeman.
Private Wakeman is described as being five feet tall with blue eyes and light brown hair. Sarah lied about her age, saying she was 21. A Dr. Snow, the examining surgeon, certified that he had "carefully examined the above named Volunteer, agreeable to the General Regulations of the Army, and that, in my opinion, he is free from all bodily defects and mental infirmity which would, in any way, disqualify him from performing the duties of a solider." He obviously didn't examine that carefully. Or maybe he believed in gender equality himself and enjoyed the irony of signing the document.
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Lyons didn't survive the war. Private Wakeman died in New Orleans, Louisiana, of dysentery, or "chronic diarrhea" as the record puts it.
In one register of deaths of U.S. volunteers, Private Wakeman appears as the last entry on the page.
Sarah took her secret to the grave, and Private Wakeman is buried in Chalmette National Cemetery in Louisiana.
Private Wakeman's letters came to light in the 20th century and have been collected in the book An Uncommon Soldier, by Lauren Cook Burgess. And Lyons isn't the only woman to be found in Civil War records. Whether they went to be with a husband, for money, for adventure, or out of patriotism, the fact is, they went. They faced the same dangers and deprivations, and some, like Sarah Rosetta Wakeman, would pay the same high price.
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Thanks for the interesting article. However, I'm confused. How did someone make the connection between Sarah Rosetta Wakeman and Lyons Wakeman?
To me, her middle initial in the 1850 Census looks like an "S". And you wrote that "The family didn't know Private Wakeman as "Lyons," however. They knew her as Sarah Rosetta." Could you briefly discuss the missing evidence?
Hope the rest of your research turns up other fascinating stories.
I agree, how was she linked with he? You'd think that when sick with dysentery it'd be discovered that he was a she…or upon being readied for burial? It'd be even more interesting for DNA to be analyzed…
The following info is from Wikipedia and should answer that question of the connection:
Her regiment was assigned guard duty in Alexandria, Virginia, later to Washington, DC, to protect the nation's capital. The first letter Wakeman sent home contained information about why she left home and what she was doing. Wakeman often sent money home in the hope of making amends. Sarah Rosetta Wakeman used her birth name when signing her correspondence; if her letters had been intercepted, this act could have ended her military career. Wakeman's identity was not revealed during her burial as her headstone reads "Lyons Wakeman."


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The state Employment Development Department reported Friday that the county's unemployment rate rose from a revised 7.4 percent in June and 6.8 percent in May, which was the lowest since October 2008. The biggest job cut in July came from local government education, which reduced its workers by 11,500, mostly service employees for the summer break.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22504&th=4324#msg_22504 <![CDATA[I just received an email from support, canceling an order of my Caged Heart

 in stainless steel.

 reason: Heart breaks too heavy.. yeah ! tell that to the customer !

 How would one know how fix such an issue with that kind of reason... ?

 Since when a 2cm model is heavy and breaks ??
 Any one has a good answer to that? or how to avoid it?

 ]]> dizingof 2011-01-12T13:55:01-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22505&th=4324#msg_22505 <![CDATA[Perhaps it's a sprue issue? Looks to me like it would be hard to support the heart through the process without it or the cage breaking. ]]> Youknowwho4eva 2011-01-12T14:06:25-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22507&th=4324#msg_22507 <![CDATA[Sprue? in stainless steel printing ? this isn't silver..
 a sprue is added for infusing the with bronze.. after bake.

 I don't get it.

 How could a designer design floating objects in stainless steel without getting weird crenelation reasons (and with no additional comments how to fix it...)?

 ]]> dizingof 2011-01-12T14:17:03-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22509&th=4324#msg_22509 <![CDATA[How is the heart connected to the box?]]> Kaetemi 2011-01-12T14:29:20-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22510&th=4324#msg_22510 <![CDATA[It doesn't.

 ]]> dizingof 2011-01-12T14:32:21-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22511&th=4324#msg_22511 <![CDATA[The shape you've created is challenging to create because there is no easy way to support the heart. Normally, odd shapes are supported by a fill powder that has fairly large grains. When there are objects in the way (the cage) the grains cannot support the structure well. Because of the particular shape, the heart is unable to rest flat and support itself. If they try to support it by the loop, the loop will break because of the mass of the heart. I have a similar problem when I use the epoxy dips because, if I don't remove the part very slowly, there is so much added weight from the epoxy that has not dripped off yet, that whatever part I am holding it by simply breaks off.

 To make you model printable, enlarge the heart to connect with the cage, and ensure that the point of the heart (slightly flattened) is exactly even with the bottom of the cage. I know you wanted the heart to be floating, but having free-floating objects causes all sorts of problems with this process. It is possible on larger parts, but when you are talking abut tiny things like this it becomes a puzzle that take incredible amounts of labor to solve.

 The problems can be avoided by careful design.]]> aeron203 2011-01-12T14:39:54-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22513&th=4324#msg_22513 <![CDATA[I'm not entirely sure you are correct as to the large grain support ...

 - i saw the video for stainless steel printing - its much like SLS only a printer head replaces the laser and binds the very thin steel powder with some kind of adhesive droplets until it's cooked in the oven - the particles that do not get adhesive are the support.

 Anyway, just got a reply from CS - i should shrink the heart... its too heavy.

 ]]> dizingof 2011-01-12T14:52:19-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22514&th=4324#msg_22514 <![CDATA[I just watched the video just now. It's printed with an adhesive, then placed in a box and surrounded with the large grain support and bronze and baked. Also I have seen evidence of a sprue on all of my stainless prints. ]]> Youknowwho4eva 2011-01-12T14:55:18-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22515&th=4324#msg_22515 <![CDATA[You're right that in the printing stage the nearby build material is the support as in SLS. Mike is right that I was referring to the bronze infiltration stage.

 Imagine welding a tiny bar onto each piece in a mult-part design and placing it so that it doesn't move and so the bar is extending into a tiny pile of powder. This whole setup has to remain perfectly still as you pour another powder on top of it. Now imagine there are dozens of these delicate little setups all in a box next to each other. If the parts move and touch before cooling they are bonded together and you have to do it again. The thermal cycles takes something like two days to complete. This partly explains why these mini-puzzles are no fun for the technicians.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnjT1AloSNw

 ]]> aeron203 2011-01-12T15:12:21-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22516&th=4324#msg_22516 <![CDATA[Time to buy Direct Metal Laser Sintering printer... or two !

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88BPmL8cGAo

 ]]> dizingof 2011-01-12T15:21:56-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22517&th=4324#msg_22517 <![CDATA[DMLS is pretty cool I have to say. Sometimes it is a better solution, but for some reason they have to print on a "raft" of support material like an FDM machine. That support creates a whole new set of design rules, and the labor to remove it is very expensive. The current process can do it just as well but the cost for all the labor would end up the same, much more than $10/cc for tiny parts.

 I don't know why DMLS needs supports and the current process doesn't. It may be that the melting pulls in some material from the edges and stops the powder from supporting.
 ]]> aeron203 2011-01-12T15:35:40-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22560&th=4324#msg_22560 <![CDATA[Ok guy's,
 Here are some clarifications on these topics. The ProMetal process does not require "rafting" for support during the print cycle because this is a cold process and the chemical binders are fast setting and extremely stable. In the SLS process the laser beam actually melts and fuses each build layer. This heat intensive process causes a lot of shrinkage in the material so additional support systems (rafts) are required to hold tolerances. It is also one of the reasons that SLS parts are typically 10x more expensive than ProMetal.

 To accommodate the infiltration phase, every part has a "stilt" (sprue) added on to the design. This is done via software, prior to printing and is removed after the furnace run. The stilt acts like a wick/conduit to transfer a pre-measured volume of bronze into the printed stainless matrix.

 Producing parts with free floating elements is a tricky business and personally, I am amazed that it works at ALL! There are several methods used to accomplish it. On large pieces, segments are separated by a temporary barrier material before going into the furnace. This barrier allows the separate elements to infiltrate with bronze through one central stilt, but at the same time prevents everything from fusing into a solid mass (most of the time). On small objects, like the caged heart, it is not practical and sometimes impossible to insert barrier materials. In these cases parts are simply allowed allowed to touch (no barrier). Under ideal conditions, complete infiltration will occur without permanently fusing everything together. If, the contacting surface patch is tiny, this bond can be broken free, and you will have your floating parts. Sometimes all it takes is gentle prying. Other times it takes a sharp rap with a hammer. If the contact patch is too broad and/or the surrounding elements are structurally inadequate, disaster can occur when trying to break this bond. I suspect this is the problem with Zings design.

 Advice: Design the "heart" so it has something akin to a knife edge and beef up the cage. Be clever and do everything you can to reduce the contact patch of the separate elements. Hopefully this will cure your broken heart (sorry I just had to say that).

 -G]]> GlenG 2011-01-13T15:53:44-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22561&th=4324#msg_22561 <![CDATA[Great post G - as always.

 I was told by CS just to shrink the heart part a bit to resolve the issue.

 ]]> dizingof 2011-01-13T16:01:26-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22566&th=4324#msg_22566 <![CDATA[Just not so small it will fall out of the cage. Good luck bro.]]> GlenG 2011-01-13T16:37:49-00:00 Re: Heart breaks too heavy http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=22567&th=4324#msg_22567 <![CDATA[Of course, i was talking about it's thickness. thanks.

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Former employees - and especially employees who have been involuntarily separated, whether fired or laid off - rarely have a legitimate reason for returning to the facility and for obvious reasons should always be treated with a degree of caution.
As a rule, proper separation procedures will eliminate any reason for the employee to return (exit interview conducted, final check issued at that time or arrangements for mailing or direct deposit, keys/ID/company property recovered, personal belongings taken with them, etc.). It should also be made clear to the employee that, "as a matter of company policy", they are not to return to the facility without a prior appointment, and provided with an alternate means of communication if they have questions.
As noted, there might be exceptions to the "no-return" rule. These would be by appointment only, and HR would be required to notify security regarding the time, etc. Even so, this would be an occasion for heightened caution (escort, standby, etc.).
If these separation procedures are followed, there will be no "good" reason that an employee would return to the facility unexpectedly. Of course, he might just be "wanting to say hi to my buds", "meeting a former coworker for lunch", "returning a wrench I'd borrowed from Charlie", etc. but it should already have been made clear to him that such things would have to be done off company property or else he would need an appointment. So the question remains - WHY IS HE HERE?
IMHO, any violation of the "no-return" policy should be regarded as a potential threat and not treated casually, even if the employee's demeanor doesn't seem threatening, or they'll "smile" their way right past you and on into the executive suite. However much we might think "oh, John wouldn't hurt a fly...why, Jane's a church lady!...", it's just that kind of refusal to believe that people we've known for years might go postal that gets our you-know-what in the wringer.
I know that it runs strongly contrary to our nature to be wary of people we've known - especially people who we've liked, who have never shown the slightest inclination to be violent, "respectable" people, etc. I also know that we have come to realize that there is NO SUCH THING AS A "WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PROFILE" like the kind that you will see published in security books and articles in the past (male, loner, etc.). These things are junk science, so if you ever learned a "violence profile", forget it. It's just a pleasant fiction. ANYONE, sufficiently provoked, can act in "atypical" ways and statistic-based profiles are of little more than academic interest when the question is, what are THIS person's intentions?
There ARE behavioral warning signs, however, and the unexpected appearance of a former employee in violation of instructions to the contrary IS a behavioral warning sign. In 10 seconds your mind will think up 50 excuses for this individual, whom you already have filed in the "FRIEND" cubbyhole of your brain's "friend-unknown-foe" recognition system. As much effort as it takes, this person should be refiled in the "UNKNOWN" cubbyhole due to the change in the situation, and treated as such no matter how uncomfortable or "unnatural" it might seem to treat them this way.
It is a critical skill for people in protective services to learn how to deal with situations objectively (based on the actual situation that's going down) rather than subjectively (based on our "personal feelings", prejudgments, etc. about the situation). It's also the hardest discipline you'll ever master, but in the long run, Grasshopper, you will find that "hard is soft, and soft is hard".
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As usual in hotels it's different. You can't stop or even know that an ex employee is going to attend his cousin's wedding. Fortunately in my case I can not remember ever having a problem with this.I enforce rules and regulations, not laws.
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The only thing I'd like to add is retrievel of company property not in the persons possession is best done (in my opinion) by a 3rd party.
Many times the person is clueless that he/she is heading into a meeting where they will be terminated, so they don't always have all the company property that needs returned.
A 3rd party vendor (often a security company or PI) can retrieve the property, do an inventory and return the property back to the business without the fired employee having to return to the office or engage in any other awkward sitautions like dropping it off at a co-workers residence...it's not good for either pary.
Laptops, printers, company manuals, and most importantly - company vehicles should be collected and inventoried as quickly as possible. Company vehicles should be photographed for damage and then picked up by fleet management.
I actually do provide this exact service to a pharmaceutical company. Their sales reps have storage units where they house incredible amounts of free samples of medications and other promotional items. I inventory the products and then ship them back to the company, along with making arrangements for the company vehicles.
Something else that seems to becoming more popular is conducting surveillance on a terminated employee. Typically, it's usually when they have made some sort of threat or have a history of violence, but I commonly work these types of cases. A list of potential targets (former supervisors, company property, co-workers) is provided and we conduct surveillance on the terminated employee to make sure he/she isn't stalking the locations or engaging in other suspicious activities like purchasing rifles, handguns, ect.
Our operation includes a large retail store, and fired employees make a point to drop by the store in order to do things they weren't allowed to do as employees (use certain entrances and exits, talk on a cellphone, eat and drink, and so on).
Also, the retail and pro services side of the house likes to hire people "in the business" so that they understand the customers better. After they leave, volunterily or otherwise, they are still "in the business", and still shop at our place, as we are one of the largest distributors and retailers of professional grade equipment on the planet. So we have lots of former employees at our retail location all the time (and naturally they get better treatment from former collegues than some customers do).
I'm waiting for a fired employee to come back and go postal, and for them to figure out if they should bar former employees.
We are a multi-billion dollar corporation whose security department falls under the maintainance department, and the director of security got his job by being really good at the air conditioning upgrade project.
Luckily for all involved, he's a real smart cookie (as evinced by the fact that he asks me lots of questions about video surveillance all the time!).The CCTV Blog.
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Execpro_Seq. is right. The best thing to do is have a written policy to include a barring action off premises in the event of an employment separation. All terminations should be conducted in one area as well, with Surveillance watching, and in a location with an exit that leads directly outside. Personal property can be mailed out. CameraMan, you mention that sometimes it takes someone going postal before procedures to prevent workplace violence are adopted. Too often that is the case. One of you mentioned that there is not a typical profile, and I agree with that also. Everyone has a limit, and when you are talking about Workplace Violence, especially domestic in nature, predictions cannot accurately be made.
Great post sec trainer, I just terminated one of my staff the other day and followed all the steps you laid out in your post. Seeing how my account is a roller rink its pretty easy for him to come back as a paying customer if the management of the rink (including myself) don't have an issue with it.Sergeant Phil Esterhaus: "Hey, let's be careful out there.."
Unless the employee was separated under conditions that justify the "no-return" rule (for instance, if he made threats, etc.), it might be regarded as unreasonable to keep him from coming back as a customer. Perhaps an alternative would be for your current staff to observe special precautions while he's on-site. For instance, if he's privy to information that would make it easier for him to steal money or property, etc., you might simply want your staff to pay more attention to his movements without being too obvious about it. And, of course, you have to let all employees know that he's no longer permitted in "employee" areas, behind counters, etc.
I guess you'd call it a modified no-return rule. A little tricky, perhaps, but do-able.
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03-03-2010, 08:05 AM #8Sergeant Phil Esterhaus: "Hey, let's be careful out there.."
Fortunately we have not had any problems with "Let Go" employees. Usually we tell them when they are in the meeting if they are allowed back or not. 90 percent of the time the people leave on their own accord. They are allowed back on property just with the stipulation that they cannot access any employee areas with out being escorted by us. Most of the time they just drop by and say hi to their former coworkers. The few that we don't allow back (IE canned for theft or other things) receive a letter stating that they are not to return to the center. The same letter also goes to the police dept. But like I said I have not had a banned former employee come back to the center yet."This is my mall, It is a place of beauty, of purity, it is a place where lost souls can find a home".
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We're pretty fortunate where I'm working: We don't need an "86'd List" - we joke that we need an "85'd List". No entry without a previously scheduled appointment (and entered on the Appointments List); appointments are confirmed with the onsite contact/employee when the visitor arrives at the gate; all vistiors are escorted to-and-from, etc. In other words, it's not open to public access.
Makes it pretty simple to restrict access of ex-employees (and with a couple of big layoffs in '08, we've had plenty of practice!)"I'll defend with my life your right to disagree with me" - anonymous


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"Sitting Down on the Job"
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We Have Liftoff!
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Arrive in charming Amsterdam and embark your luxurious river cruise ship. Meet your fellow travelers tonight at the Welcome Cocktail Reception.
After breakfast, your tour of Amsterdam begins with a scenic canal cruise through the city known as the "Venice of the North." See the tall narrow homes lining the water, the Skinny Bridge, and the house where Anne Frank and her family lived in hiding during WWII. Later, enjoy a panoramic city tour that will show you many key sights, including a photo stop at the windfall famously painted by Rembrandt. You'll have some free time to explore on your own before returning to the ship. The ship departs this afternoon, en route to Germany.
The ship arrives in Cologne around lunch time. You will have a guided tour of the city, strolling through the Old Town and Cathedral Square, and visiting the fabled 13th-century Gothic Cathedral. During your free time, browse the festive Christmas Market in Cathedral Square – one of Europe's best – or explore the city on your own. The ship cruises overnight.
Today, sail through the fascinating Rhine Gorge, passing castle after castle and the infamous Lorelei Rock. After lunch, arrive in Rüdesheim and visit Siegfried's Mechanical Musical Instrument Museum. Explore the Drosselgasse, a narrow alley lined with wine taverns and restaurants during your free time. The ship moors here tonight.
Arrive in Speyer around lunchtime. Speyer is one of Germany's oldest cities, known for its Cathedral, churches, and the Altpörtel – a 13th-century gate tower. Choose either a tour of Medieval Speyer or a half day excursion to Heidelberg, where you will visit the red-walled Castle and its Great Vat, a 49,000-gallon 18th-century wine cask, and see beautiful views of the Neckar Valley and Heidelberg below. You will have free time to wander what is said to be the longest pedestrian shopping street in Germany, the "Haupstrasse," or some of the city's colorful Christmas Markets. This evening, the ship cruises to Strasbourg, France.
Capital of the Alsace region in northeastern France, Strasbourg is situated on the Ill River, where it flows into the Rhine on the German border. After arriving this morning, you will visit Strasbourg's famous Christmas market – said to be the oldest and best of its kind in the country. You will also take a walking tour along the town's narrow cobbled streets, see the European Parliament and visit the "La Petite France" district, with its sandstone Gothic cathedral and famous astronomical clock. The remainder of the day is at your leisure. The ship moors overnight in Strasbourg.
You have three exciting excursions to choose from today. The first is a walking tour of Riquewihr, a picturesque town that looks much as it did back in the 16th century. A second option is a walking tour of Breisach and Freiburg. Breisach is a beautiful town on that houses one of Europe's largest wine cellars. In Freiburg, you will visit the historical city center and the Augustinerplatz, site of Freiburg's Münster, a Gothic cathedral constructed of red sandstone. A third option is a guided bike tour of Breisach (capacity controlled). Tonight, the ship cruises to Switzerland.
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Eisenmann Corporation USA
based in Crystal Lake, ILLINOIS (USA)
Eisenmann Corporation has been present in the U.S. since 1977 with over 1000 industrial systems installed to date. Based outside of Chicago, IL, Eisenmann Corporation is a full service solutions provider offering engineering, project management, procurement, project execution and commissioning as well as after sales support and comprehensive service packages. With ...
Sigma-Aldrich Co., LLC
based in Bellefonte, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Sigma-Aldrich is a leading Life Science and High Technology company whose biochemical, organic chemical products, kits and services are used in scientific research, including genomic and proteomic research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, the diagnosis of disease and as key components in pharmaceutical, diagnostics and high technology manufacturing. ...
Tekran Instruments Corporation
based in Knoxville, TENNESSEE (USA)
Tekran Instruments Corporation is the world's leading manufacturer of advanced systems for ambient and point-source mercury monitoring. With pioneering expertise in cold vapor atomic fluorescence detection, Tekran® has become the trusted source for accurate and reliable measurement of ultra-trace mercury levels. Tekran has provided more ambient and CEM systems than any ...
Apex Engineering Products Corporation
based in Aurora, ILLINOIS (USA)
Apex Engineering Products has been formulating and manufacturing safe and biodegradable specialty cleaning chemicals for a diverse range of applications around the world. From our RYDLYME biodegradable descaler to our versatile RYDALL line of degreasers and cleaners, our products will decrease downtime and increase efficiency. Apex is a specialty chemical manufacturer ...
Aqualogy UK
based in Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM
Aqualogy is the global technology and solutions division of Agbar, one of the world`s largest water and waste water management companies offering solutions spanning the entire water cycle. In the UK Aqualogy are dedicated to providing innovative water related products and services from around the world to utility, commercial and industrial customers. With a focus on ...
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