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Laboratory Technician Fort Mcmurray 127218
Terracon Geotechnique
Fort Mcmurray
The Company's Overview and Mission
We are an independent, Canadian consulting firm, wholly owned by its management staff. Established in 1978, the firm diversified and reorganized in 1983. The firm primarily serves the mining industry and the Athabasca Oils Sands region from its administrative office and concrete laboratory in Calgary and office, soils and concrete laboratory in Fort McMurray.
Our company is committed to achieving peerless safety and environmental benchmarks. We are responsible citizens who are driven by professional integrity and dedicated to extraordinary service. Every team member pledges to establish lasting relationships with our clients by exceeding contractual obligations, and trust through exceptional performance. We help the resource industry enhance their efficiency, accountability and environmentally friendly operations.
Laboratory Technician:
We are currently seeking a highly motivated and well organized individual to join our dynamic team as a Laboratory Technician in our Fort McMurray location. This position is ideal for those who have excellent time management skills along with consistent work ethic that can be demonstrated on a daily basis while completing various sample testings. The hours for this position will be on a rotational, shift work basis of either five days on, two days off, or six days on, one day off. We provide the necessary training to ensure all practices and procedures are conducted to meet our high level of safety standards. If you exhibit great attention to detail, and enjoy working independently, this job is for you.
Receive samples and perform different lab testing while accurately following the ASTM and CSA Standard procedures
Must wear the appropriate PPE and observe safety procedures when performing the test
Prior to each test, you must check the conditions of the weighing scales and testing apparatus
Prepare the sample and perform the test following the ASTM or CSA Standard procedures
Prepare COC for OWS sample and ask the PO Number from a company representative and drop off sample to ALS Lab
Clean and organize the testing apparatus after each use
Housekeeping duties before leaving the workplace (cleaning the working table, sweeping and mopping the floor)
Ensure that testing is being performed safely and in a timely manner
Calibrate Lab Equipment (Proctor machine, Sieves, Ovens, Scales and Molds)
Preventive maintenance of lab equipment's from time to time (cleaning, greasing, etc.)
Pursuing a certificate or diploma in Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental or Geotechnical Sciences OR High School Diploma with equivalent field experience
Knowledgeable in ASTM and CSA procedures is considered an asset
Working Conditions
Lab environment
Repetitive tasks
Working indoors
Extended periods of standing/sitting
Heavy lifting
Why Work for our company?
When you join our team you are part of a safe, respectful, fun and supporting group. We are committed to the safety of all our employees, and liaisons. We value our employees, that is why we make every effort to reward them with competitive compensation and benefits. Dependent upon the location and job accepted, we offer financial relocation assistance and temporary housing.
Please submit your resume today for immediate consideration!
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Alvin Ailey (January 5, 1931 – December 1, 1989) was an African-American choreographer and activist who founded the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in New York City. He is credited with popularizing modern dance and revolutionizing African-American participation in 20th-century concert dance. His company gained the nickname "Cultural Ambassador to the World" because of its extensive international touring. Ailey's choreographic masterpiece Revelations is believed to be the best known and most often seen modern dance performance. In 1977, Ailey was awarded the Spingarn Medal from the NAACP. He received the Kennedy Center Honors in 1988, just one year before his death. In 2014, President Barack Obama selected Ailey to be a posthumous recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Wikipedia
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Who is invited to attend Reunion Weekend?
All alumni and their guests are invited to attend every Reunion. Classes are invited back to celebrate their five-year Reunions.
Can I bring guests?
Family members and friends are welcome to participate in most activities and meals. You must make reservations and pay for all guests. Child care will not be available. Please bring a portable crib and anything else your child might need.
What are the fees?
Mary Baldwin College does charge a fee for some events during Reunion Weekend. Please review the Reunion Weekend brochure for individual costs, or contact the Alumnae/i Office for more information.
If I need to cancel, what is the refund policy?
Due to commitment costs, we are unable to issue refunds for cancellations after the registration deadline.
Can we be housed in the residence halls?
Mary Baldwin will not offer accommodations in the residence halls, as students are on campus during Reunion and space is limited. We recommend that you explore the many lodging options in Staunton.
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Parking will be available on campus. Please remember our hills are steep, and there are many steps, so bring comfortable shoes. Shuttle vans will circle campus. All vans and shuttle stops will be clearly marked. Download the Shuttle Map (PDF).


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for professional historians or historical geographers. It is, rather, de-
signed for genealogists, and over half of it consists of an alphabetical
list of 4,2oo Germans who came to Texas under the Adelsverein in the
1840's. Listed are village of origin, marital status, children, name of
ship and departure date, and Texas county of residence for the indi-
vidual immigrants. This impressive (or better, astounding) list was
compiled by laboriously matching names from such diverse source
materials as ship lists and manuscript census schedules. As one might
expect, the list contains errors and omissions, a few of which at least
could have been avoided by using published histories of such Texas
German families as Kothmann, Jordan, and Ottmers. In many cases,
the village of origin is not identified by province. This information
could have been obtained with the aid of the postal directory (Ver-
zeichnis der Postleitzahlen) published by the Federal Republic of
Germany, which lists every village and gives some suggestion of
Also included is a 19-page history of the Adelsverein and its coloni-
zation work. This sketch offers no new information and suffers from
a failure to use Gilbert Benjamin's The Germans in Texas and many
other notable primary and secondary sources. Inaccuracies include the
suggestion on page 1 that revolutions in Germany (in 1848) caused
emigration in 1844-1847.
A third section contains translations of eleven reports made by
Prince Carl of Solms-Braunfels to the A delsverein directors. These
are interesting and valuable and are presented for the first time in
English. For the non-genealogist, the reports constitute the most worth-
while part of the book.
Several illustrations are included, among them a map of German
provinces (plate 13) which suffers from oversimplification and out-
right error (the Rheinpfalz shown as part of Baden; Electoral Hesse
shown as a part of Nassau).
Arizona State University TERRY G. JORDAN
Sam Fore, Jr., Community Newspaper Editor. By Emily Lamon. Aus-
tin (The Department of Journalism Development Program, Uni-
versity of Texas), 1966. Pp. vii+58. Bibliography. $3.oo.
"Sam Fore, Jr., calls himself a country editor with everything that
name implies." With this explanation in her preface, the author
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 71, July 1967 - April, 1968. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth117145/. Accessed May 26, 2016.


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Von Miller, Muhammad Wilkerson will not attend offseason programs
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NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport brings the latest information on which players will not be attending their teams' offseason programs.
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NFL Media's Kim Jones brings the latest information on New York Jets defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson and whether he will return next season.
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Senior Reporter Eric Allen Catches Up with ESPN Insider & Discusses Options for the Jets in Free Agency
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GM Talks with Senior Reporter Eric Allen at Lucas Oil Stadium
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Second-Year HC Expects Open Competition at Corner Opposite Darrelle Revis
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NFL Media's Albert Breer brings the latest information on who the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills plan to franchise tag this offseason.
Published: Feb. 23, 2016 at 08:29 a.m.
The "NFL HQ" crew debates which player the New York Jets should designate with the franchise tag this offseason.
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NFL Network Analyst Thinks Green & White Should Expect to Make the Postseason in 2016
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The "NFL HQ" crew discusses the players who are most likely to receive the franchise tag.
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The "NFL Total Access" crew breaks down the top free agents who they think will cash in this offseason.
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Jamie Dukes reveals his top free agents that will be suiting up for new squads in 2016.
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Muhammad Wilkerson Earns First Pro Bowl Appearance & Jets Finish with the NFL?s No. 2 Ranked Rush Defense
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NFL Media's Brian Baldinger breaks down the tape on the defense of the New York Jets.
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The "NFL HQ" crew highlight the key players for the New York Jets against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 15.
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NFL Media's Mike Mayock discusses a potentially lesser known name on the Jets defensive front: Muhammed Wilkerson.
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Camas freshman Brian Humphreys shot a two-over par 74 on Wednesday to post a two-shot victory over Li Wang of Eastlake to win the Class 4A boys golf state championship at Camas Meadows Golf Course.
Meanwhile in Woodland, Columbia River senior Chloe Bartek capped her high school golf career Wednesday with a round as steady as the rain that turned Lewis River Golf Course soggy, shooting an even-par 73 and winning the Class 3A state championship by seven strokes.
Humphreys shot four strokes higher on Wednesday than his opening-round 70. But on a cold and rainy day at Camas Meadows, all scores went up Wednesday. Humphreys' 74 matched the lowest round of the day.
Humphreys got off to a good start, shooting 1-under on the front nine to take a five-shot lead at the turn.
But Wang, last year's 4A state runner-up, regrouped after shooting 6-over on the front nine to finish 1-under on the back nine to put pressure on the leader.
"I knew I had to keep my focus because these guys are good players," Humphreys said.
Humphreys' lead was two shots when he teed off on the 18th hole. Both players stuck their approach shots within 10 feet of the hole. After Wang got relief from a puddle that had formed on the green, he lipped out a nine-foot putt for birdie that would have put a little bit of pressure on Humphreys.
From there, Humphreys two-putted from eight feet to complete the tournament with an even-par 144, two shots better than Wang.
Union's Eddie Abellar shot a 79 on Wednesday to finish with a five-over 149 and tied with Brian Mogg of Skyline for third place.
Eastlake took home the team championship with 97 points. Kentridge was second at 69.50, followed by Skyline (65.5) and Camas (59.5). Union placed seventh at 48.5 points.
Among other Clark County competitors, Battle Ground's Chad Hall was 22nd at 157 after a 78 on Wednesday. Union's Ian Spicer and Camas Braeden Campbell finished tied for 30th at 161.
Olympia's Brenden McCauley provided another highlight by recording his first hole in one with his ace on the 154-yard No. 13. McCauley tied for fifth with Lynnwood's Rudy Caparas at 150.
Columbia River's Chloe Bartek cruises to seven-stroke victory
WOODLAND — Call Chloe Bartek a reigning champion.
The Columbia River senior capped her high school golf career Wednesday with a round as steady as the rain that turned Lewis River Golf Course soggy, shooting an even-par 73 and winning the Class 3A state championship by seven strokes.
"I don't think it's really sunk in," Bartek said moments after finishing her final high school round. "It probably will tomorrow when I see all my friends. When I'm not dripping it might soak in."
Bartek's two-day score of 143 beat defending champion Sierra Bezdicek of Mount Spokane by seven strokes and was 14 strokes clear of third place.
Hanford easily won its second consecutive team title, and Mount Spokane was second. Mountain View finished fifth, one spot out of a trophy.
After shooting a 3-under 70 on Tuesday, Bartek had a one-stroke lead over Bezdicek. The two leaders were paired together, but Bartek said she stayed focused on her own game.
"I was just trying to make par," Bartek said. "In this weather, in these conditions, I was thinking: 'You shoot for par. If you get a birdie, good job."
Bartek birdied the par-5 fifth hole and the par-4 ninth, building a seven-stroke lead with nine to play as Bezdicek shot 4-over 39 on the front nine.
Bartek found the trees twice on 10 and double-bogeyed, but quickly got back on track by just missing a birdie at 11 and sinking a short birdie putt on 12 after leaving her eagle try short.
"A 73 today is like shooting under par," Bartek said. "It was awful. The rain didn't stop once. It rained the entire time, and even harder on the back at some points."
The conditions not only made the round physically taxing, but added a mental challenge.
"I had to hit longer clubs," Bartek said. "I had to be aware that I had to hit longer clubs, and I learned that as I went through the front nine, especially."
With constant rain and temperatures in the mid 40s to low 50s, Bartek said Wednesday's weather was about the worst she could remember golfing in.
"I try not to play in conditions this bad," she said with a smile. "It was really a grind to make sure I stayed focus and kept going."
Her focus was rewarded with the ultimate conclusion to a high school career. Bartek finished seventh at the state tournament last season, five strokes behind Bezdicek. She placed 17th at state as a sophomore and 15th as a freshman.
"On the 18th hole I thought about (the championship)," Bartek said. "I was thinking, 'Just hit some good shots here and you're good.' "
Prairie's Jamie Stilwell (176) tied for 13th, and Fort Vancouver's Bridget Standard (181) tied for 19th. Each said playing together made Wednesday enjoyable despite the miserable conditions.
"I love playing with Bridget, so that was nice. A lot of smiles," Stilwell.
Mountain View senior Clarissa Witherup shot 93 on Wednesday to finish at 177, tied for 15th. She said her 84 on Tuesday made the tournament for her.
"My first day I was staying in the moment, staying in the zone. It was kind of like an out-of-body experience for me. I was really excited," Witherup said. "Today, I struggled. I could have done a lot better, but I also could have done a lot worse, so I will take what I got today."
Mountain View had six golfers qualify for state and three make Wednesday's round. Rachel Kim finished 26th with a 36-hole total of 187; Abby Kadrmas finished 40th at 202.


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Had a pretty good day in the garden today. I watered and mulched (grass clippings) the broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, Chinese cabbage, cabbage, and cucumbers. Looks pretty good and hopefully will help the plants through this weeks forecasted heat wave and any more to come.
On the other hand, while admiring my big beautiful blue potato plants this evening, I found a bug I'd never seen before. Unfortunately, it flew away before I could get a photo. It looks sort of like a flattened turtle with a lighter colour around the edge. After much searching online, I found a photo through Google images. It's a Tortoise Bug (Plagiometriona cravat). Appropriate name isn't it! At first I thought it was a grouping of eggs of some bug or other, but then it moved. Quite a surprise! So, if the thunder storms don't come tomorrow, I will be spraying with BT.
Did quite a bit of pruning of the Sweet Autumn Clematis. It was threatening to drown out my climbing roses and beginning to reach out for anyone who passed by.
Clematis paniculata
Solanum tuberosum
Brassica oleracea (Capitata Group)
Cabbage, Chinese, Bilko Hybrid
Brassica rapa (Chinensis Group)
Brussels Sprouts 'Long Island Improved'
Brassica oleracea (Gemmifera Group)
I looked at that bug on Google – weird! Some of them look like they are made of plastic.
I hate when I see 'new' bugs on my veggies, especially!
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XV Olympic Winter Games
After several previous bids, Calgary finally won the vote to become the first Canadian host city of the Olympic Winter Games. Delegations from around the world were greeted with traditional Western Canadian hospitality and top quality facilities and organization. The only major problem faced was out of anyone's control as a warm Chinook forced many alpine skiing events to be rescheduled. Among the greatest legacies of these Games are the venues, including the first sliding centre in Canada and the ski jumps at Canada Olympic Park as well as the Nordic centre in Canmore, which went on to serve as training facilities for future Canadian Olympians.
Three of Canada's medals came from the figure skaters. As the host nation's only reigning world champion, figure skater Brian Orser was given the honour of carrying the Canadian flag into the Opening Ceremony. He went on to capture his second straight Olympic silver medal, this time in one of the most anticipated showdowns in Olympic history, the "Battle of the Brians", with American rival Brian Boitano.
Elizabeth Manley entered the Games as a dark horse in an event billed as the "Battle of the Carmens" between her competitors Katarina Witt and Debi Thomas. But she followed up her fourth place finish in compulsory figures and third place finish in the short program with a victory in the free skate thanks to a technical and entertaining routine that gave her the silver medal.
Tracy Wilson and Rob McCall showed they were true figure skating trailblazers by becoming the first Canadian ice dancers to stand on an Olympic podium. The seven-time national champions broke through the European dominance to win bronze and set the stage for future Canadian ice dance success.
Canada's two other medals both came from alpine skier Karen Percy who won bronze in the downhill and super-G.
Olympic Oath (athletes): Pierre Harvey (cross-country skiing)
Olympic Oath (officials): Suzanne Morrow Francis (figure skating)
Lighting Olympic Cauldron: Robin Perry (schoolgirl)
Official Opening: Her Excellency the Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé, Governor General of Canada


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Available in ¼ or ½ in. thicknesses, Insulator Sheets are used on molds and dies between top clamping plate and stationary platen and between bottom of ejector housing and movable platen. Made of asbestos-free material with max service temperature of 550°F, sheets include pre-machined locating ring clearance hole, assembly screw clearance holes, and mounting holes. Thermal insulating properties of glass-reinforced polymer composite inhibit heat transfer from mold to platen or from platen to mold. Read More
Keyed Ejector Pins accommodate thicker plates.December 12, 2012
Made from thermal shock-resistant hotwork steel, EXK Keyed Ejector Pins prevent rotation during injection molding process. Precision machining creates key on head of pin to hold pin in place, eliminating damage to parts being molded or mold base itself. Pre-keyed pins also eliminate need for secondary machining. While core of pins has hardness of 40–45 HRC, OD is nitrided to 65–74 HRC; design withstands stress of industrial use. Pins come in 1/8–1 in. dia and 6–25 in. lengths. Read More
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With optimized thermal heat profiles in nozzle and tip, Zenith Valve Gate Hot Runner System ensures uniform heat to prevent flow channel hot spots in sequential filling and family mold applications. System optimizes part quality and surface finish through elimination of knit lines. Available as hydraulic or pneumatic hot half, Zenith also offers front- and rear-loaded nozzle heater options and works with wide range of materials, particularly amorphous and semi-crystalline polymers. Read More
Standardized Slides aid moldmakers with complex applications.October 26, 2012
Available as complete assembly or individual components, Versa-Slide® Standard Slide Assemblies support precise alignment of mold opening and closing functions. With 10 different overall widths, components can be mixed to form thousands of combinations. Sliding mechanics are finish ground, with 0.005 in. grind stock left on overall width, bottom of wear plate, and slide angle. Read More
Hot Runner Controller supports 16 timer-based zones.June 18, 2012
Delivering responsive control for precise, sophisticated molding, 16-Zone Hydraulic Valve Gate Sequencer features PLC touchscreen that lets users save and load mold recipes. Visual icons show valve position for each zone, circular log shows last 200 changes, and dual-time functions allow each zone to be programmed with delay-time and on-time. Along with external alarm contact, controller features Manual Mode that can turn all outputs on/off and cycle time on/off. Read More
Part Ejection Tool minimizes mold construction time.May 28, 2010
Able to reduce mold construction time, Quick Strip eliminates need for ejector plates and pins, risers, and clamping plates. Absence of ejector pin holes also lends to cooling systems optimization and accelerated cycle times. Because this tool lifts part from mold cavity without leaving any marks, overall aesthic quality of part is ensured. Read More
Plastic Baffles promote uniform flow of mold coolant.May 28, 2010
Made entirely with engineering grade thermoplastic-glass reinforced polypthalamide, Turbulent Flow Plastic Baffles create turbulence within glycol-based mold coolant, increasing heat transfer and cooling parts evenly and quickly. Baffles can be cut to length with standard shears and are designed to maintain rigidity and other properties at high temperatures over time. Incorporating Turbulent Flow Plastic Baffles into mold's design eliminates stagnant laminar flow. Read More
Mold Dating Inserts provide 6-year coverage.November 18, 2009
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Mold Counter monitors mold operation and validates data.June 12, 2009
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Micromolding Solution offers application flexibility.June 11, 2009
Along with conductive tip design and precise heat profiling, Stellar 5000 series has solid titanium point gate retainer that optimizes heat isolation and shielded mini-coil heater that hastens heat transfer for commodity-grade materials. Embedded brass heater is available for use with engineering-grade materials, and thru-hole tip sub-assembly maximizes wear resistance. Round and rectangular multi-threaded nozzle assemblies feature gate detail geometry that promotes application flexibility. Read More
Ejector Blades come in more than 90 size combinations.July 22, 2008
Made of M2 steel and through-hardened to 58-62 HRC for wear resistance, Inch Ejector Blades come in variety of thicknesses, widths, and lengths to fit individual needs of each project. Units feature one-piece construction with annealed heads, and are suited for electrical and electronics applications, such as cell phone covers or electrical connectors. Read More
Mold Base is available in 70 sizes.July 22, 2008
D-M-E Edge is full-featured mold base line with 70 sizes available. Full range of features include No. 3 EZ machine steel; guided ejection; 4 pry bar slots and lift holes installed; relocated return pins; vented leader pins; and 3-piece housing. Read More
Hot Runner Systems enable molding of multi-cavity parts.March 21, 2007
Suitable for applications where volume of melt can differ, Polivalve Valve Gate Hot Runner Systems enable injection flow in simultaneous or sequential filling to create parts with unusual or complex, hard-to-fill geometries. Users can also mold multiple parts of different shapes and sizes in one cycle. Low-shear flow and uniform melt temperature control provide optimized surface quality, free of stress marks or weld lines. Hydraulic or pneumatic activation is available. Read More
Centering Devices facilitate stack-mold design.March 21, 2007
Available as pre-engineered systems, Helical-Gear Stack-Mold Centering Systems include off-the-shelf housings for shafts and nuts, simplifying task of designing, building, and maintaining stack molds. Packages also facilitate entry into multi-parting-line molds for mold builders looking to upgrade capabilities. Read More
Interlocks feature interchangeable inserts.April 29, 2005
Providing accurate alignment of plastic mold halves, Series IN2(TM) INovative INterlocks utilize interchangeable inserts, eliminating need to replace entire side interlock set during maintenance. Graphitic steel inserts are held in place with interference-fit design that retains them when interlocks are installed on mold. There are no coatings, which could peel away under severe conditions. Read More
Hot Runner System suits micromolding applications.January 22, 2004
Designed for mold bases with tight center-to-center distances, externally-heated Stellar(TM) Hot Runner System works well with commodity and engineering grade resins in high-cavitation applications. Nozzles feature front-loaded design for tips, heaters, and thermocouples. Modular nozzle bodies are interchangeable and can be attached to manifold by threaded or compression connections. Multi-nozzle assemblies come in configurations of 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, and 16 drops. Read More
Two-Stage Ejectors offer cut-to-length adaptability.December 10, 2003
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Hot Runner Nozzles suit direct gating applications.November 21, 2003
Available in 10 lengths from 42-130 mm, Gate-Mate Lite nozzles feature square coil heater and integrated thermocouple. Conductive beryllium copper tip provides precise heat needed for proper gate control. Offered in point-gate or thru-hole tip styles, products have bodiless design that leaves no witness marks on finished molded part. They provide solutions for multi-cavity molds, thin-walled parts, and high-cavitation molding. Read More
Multi-Parting Line Systems target plastics processors.October 15, 2003
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Pre-Engineered Lifters accommodate angles up to 30 deg.September 19, 2003
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Dear Microsoft,
I get it. You are no longer king of the hill, and it rankles. But you aren't a political party, and it is unusual in your sector to throw mud at rivals. Doing that makes you look like a whiny 38 year old (counting from 1975 when you were founded).
You are endangered in all of your major markets - PC client/server, productivity software, mobile, search, email and game consoles. That is trending towards a vicious downward spiral for all other software you make for those platforms.
At one time, it looked like you had nailed the software market. The services business was yours to lose. When Google came along, it had none of the brand recognition and resources you did. Now that their engineering innovation has made them successful, you hate how your (famed) sales skills are failing. What next, hurl insults with a campaign named "Scroogle"? Oh wait, you're already doing that.
Your (free) email and other services surely aren't funded by love and fresh air. You monetize users of your service, as much as others do. If you cannot bring yourself to admit it, at least allow users to draw their own conclusions about "free" online services:
If you're not paying, you're the product being sold. (Image Credit: imgur.com)
That whole thing about the "Gmail Man" and allegations about online shop rankings on Google search results had barely died down before you did it again, claiming Gmail is bad for privacy. Sorry, but you're no saint when it comes to invading my privacy. Besides, your ToS (Terms of Service) does not rule out a change in approach to the matter. You have done the dance once before - of showing off your ToS as a good thing and then quietly changing it later.
About the TOS (Terms of Service) strategy, I say, well executed.
Step one: Spread paranoia in the wake of Google simplifying its Terms of Service and indemnifying itself against probable legal nuisance.
Step two: Observe how the world reacts, and follow right in Google's footsteps, quietly revising your own ToS.
Step three: World domination? Nah, didn't come to pass, not in that way.
I am not sure I can trust you. In Google's case, the ToS clearly states that my information is read, for sure, but only by machines.
Cast the first Scroogled: It's terrible when companies abuse privacy, isn't it Steve! (Image Credit: GeekCulture.com)
Between a company that "scroogles" me and another that "scroosofts" me in addition to "scrooging" me, I think the first choice isn't so bad after all.
Remember the balding old man who threw a chair across his room and vowed to "****ing kill Google"?
Desperate Microsoft Begs You Not To Get "Scroogled" In Latest Campaign
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The state is entitled at all time to prevent the perversion of its legal machinery, and may require that it be availed of only bona fide.
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A state statute imposing on insurance companies an additional specified proportionate amount of the policy where there has been an unsuccessful defense interposed not in good faith is not unconstitutional as violating the contract clause of the Constitution, and so held as to a statute of Tennessee to that effect.
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New to Recum's. I am a touring guy at heart and am interested in touring on a trike-recumbent of course. I have no idea where to look, i've browsed through the forums, but would like more direct information please.
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New to Recum's. I am a touring guy at heart and am interested in touring on a trike-recumbent of course. I have no idea where to look, i've browsed through the forums, but would like more direct information please.
thank you,
Check this out.
Certain you'll find something helpful here. I believe I read a wonderful journal of a couple who circumnavigated the continent of Australia on trikes, pulling B.O.B. trailers on this site. Best wishes,
You might also find some useful Yahoo groups for this subject. Also sign up with BROL (BentRider Online) forums http://www.bentrideronline.com/messageboard/index.php
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Though many trikes have toured and done it well, Greenspeeds are still, I think, the standard.
A bidding war is likely, so bid $5,000 if you want the perfect touring trike right NOW.
That still may not be the winning bid.
Without specing that particular trike, $6,000 would be fair, because if you order one, you have to WAIT for it.
Currently it sits at $2,500, and has 3 days left. Given that, wouldn't surprise me if it sells for over $3,000.
Or over 5. It IS a trike your grand kids could inherit.
A perfect example of what George said.
I have never ridden a trike, so take this with a grain of salt. I did a cross country ride on my Rans Stratus XP this year and I saw two people crossing in the opposite direction. They were very happy with their rides but there are two things which I would point out. Regardless of what people say about how people in cars will see you, they are very low to the ground and I think difficult to see. The other thing is that four of the ten states I went through had rumble strips across 100% of the state. With three wheels, you can't miss those rumble strips and you would end up having to ride in the traffic instead of the side of the road. I was pulling a Burley trailer (two wheel), and it was almost impossible to keep from hitting those rumble strips. When I bought my bent, I went to a bike shop in Tulsa where the owner sells all kinds of bents, including trikes. He said they are like Ferrari's. I would like to try one but I would think twice about long distance touring.
Anyone who pays list price or more for a used trike is nuts. Be a little patient! Winter is fast approaching and it will be easier to find one at a reasonable price when fewer people are looking. I agree that the GS GTO is a fantastic trike. I own one, so I'm a little prejudiced. I also own a well used Wizwheelz 3.4 and can easily justify spending more for the GTO. There are four GS GTO riders in my area. One bought his brand new this spring for $4,300 (with disk brakes) and had it within two weeks of ordering it. The three others, all bought used over the last several years, cost $1,855, $2,600, and $1,800. The more expensive one had about $1,200 in upgrades and accessories over the standard disk-brake GTO. Remember that the new trike comes with a warranty that does not extend to the second and subsequent owners.
Today is a great day to ride!
Comfort is HUGE when it comes to touring. I think the most comfortable trikes for touring are the higher end WizWheelz trikes like the Race or Sport. The low end Cruiser (which everyone stocks) is comfortable and adjustable but a bit too heavy for touring. I've gone very long distances on my Race with much sucess.
ICE (manufactured in England) makes some excellent trikes, and their Trice line of trikes fold down into vary compact sizes for transporting. They are also suspended with elastomer suspension. The Trice T is their specific touring model. It is extremely comfortable, has a higher seat height which makes it easier to mount and dismount (12.5 inches rather than the usual 8 or 9 inches). They run around $2500 and are worth every penny. I bought mine without ever riding any kind of trike, but I knew it had the features that I wanted, and it was the best money I ever spent.
They are currently riding from Dead Horse Alaska down through Canada.
Look in WWW.where2pedalto.com and look under journals.
The around Australia journal is no longer there but you can buy it in book form now.
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Owners of Oklahoma City's Stage Center decline listing on National Register of Historic Places
The Keeper of the National Register of Historic Places has issued a formal determination of eligibility for Stage Center — originally Mummers Theater — although the owner does not want the recognition out of concern the listing could limit its use.
The State Historic Preservation Office, which prepared the nomination, said listing on the National Register alone would not hamper repairs, renovation or expansion of the property unless federal money was used.
"Because the theater is private property and the owner objected to listing, it cannot be entered in the National Register. Therefore, the Keeper issued the (Determination of Eligibility) to confirm that the building does meet the National Register criteria," according to the State Historic Preservation Office of the Oklahoma Historical Society.
The downtown property, at 400 W Sheridan, owned by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, dates to a 1963 Ford Foundation grant. It closed in 2010 after flooding. It recently was listed among Oklahoma's most endangered historic properties by Preservation Oklahoma Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting Oklahoma's historic and cultural landmarks.
Architects and outside parties tried and failed last year to save the troubled structure by getting community support to convert it to a children's museum.
Stage Center was determined eligible "for its architectural merit at the national level and for exceptional significance," the state agency said. It's "a unique singular architectural sculpture which was the result of a specific design process borrowed from electronic boards; how they work, how elements are put in place, and how communication occurs to create the desired effect.
"It is the work of well-known nationally and internationally recognized Modern Movement ad hoc architect John M. Johansen. Constructed from drawings and sketches before computer-aided design programs were available, its design received international and national attention at the time and it became a recognized source of inspiration to other architects, such as Frank Gehry and Richard Rogers."
The state agency noted that the American Institute of Architects recognized Mummers Theater with its highest award in 1972.
"It is used in architectural history books as one of the best examples of architectural ad-hocism and individuation. Johansen considered Mummers Theater the best work of his career," the agency said.
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The Oklahoma City Community Foundation did not want its property on the National Register because it believes it could make it difficult to sell, said Mark Beffort of Grubb & Ellis-Levy Beffort, which is marketing Stage Center to potential buyers.
"We were not the one who filed the application. Someone else did. We just said we didn't want it on the register. We didn't want it at all. We showed up at all of the meetings but never felt it (necessary) to comment on any of the process," Beffort said. "The foundation has owned the property for quite some time and has hired me to sell the facility. We have no idea what the eventual outcome of that might be."
Beffort said the foundation worried that a National Register listing would hamstring work on the property and could make it harder to sell.
Renovations done involving federal rehabilitation investment tax credits come with scrutiny, but mere listing on the register does not, said Melvena Heisch, deputy state historic preservation officer. Listing on the National Register usually is seen as enhancing the value of historic property, she said.
"It helps make the general public and community leaders and decision-makers aware of the property, and such increased awareness can cause people to ascribe value to the property," according to a State Historic Preservation Office handout on the National Register process. "The attitudes of local citizens and officials are key to a successful preservation effort."
Two new listings
• Founders Tower — originally United Founders Life Tower — at 5900 Mosteller Drive was listed for its architectural merit.
"It is a highly individual mid-twentieth-century high-rise building that showcases a limited time frame in which recent technological developments and the freedom to experiment in architecture gave rise to rare building forms and details, as exemplified in the folded plate roof system and unusual slender decagonal form of this tower, plus its cantilevered balconies," according to the State Historic Preservation Office. "The unusual form of this building responds very well to its relatively isolated location at one of the highest elevations in the region, highly visible from nearby freeways and Lake Hefner.
"It helped to catalyze the development of the northwest side of Oklahoma City and facilitated the development of other high-rise buildings in the vicinity. United Founders Life Tower was a singular work of an architectural firm of regional renown and it displays innovative framing techniques as well as being an early example of design-build construction."
• Acre Family Barn, near Canton in Blaine County, also was listed.
"(It) is an example of a Transverse-crib barn dating to (about) 1916. The traditional floor plan of a Transverse-crib barn is simple: a central aisle running parallel to the ridgeline flanked on both sides by a row of three or more square cribs, which — individually or in combination — serve as stalls, granaries, or storage space," the agency said. "A haymow or 'loft' for hay and/or grain storage is above ground level. A wagon door is in one or both gable ends of the barn. The Acre Family Barn was listed for its architectural merit because it demonstrates the distinctive features of the Transverse-crib barn as it has been adapted for use in Oklahoma."


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More Pinnarello misadventures...
The Veloce group I ordered arrived today. When I went to install the brake calipers, I found the bolts to be far too short. The bike is a 2000 Prince; the fork thickness is about 45mm, and the rear stay thickness is about 30mm.
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Oklahoma State football: Corey Bennett gets his 'SportsCenter' moment
STILLWATER — Corey Bennett woke up Sunday morning and flipped on ESPN.
He watched a player in an orange No. 20 jersey take a delayed handoff, bounce to the outside and charge into the left corner of the end zone.
He was watching himself on "SportsCenter."
"It's just surreal," Bennett said. "I don't know how you prepare for that."
Bennett's 10-yard touchdown run was the final score in Oklahoma State's 84-0 demolition of Savannah State on Saturday night at Boone Pickens Stadium. In an otherwise lopsided — awful, really — college football game, Bennett's personal highlight illustrated perhaps the only positive that came out of that contest.
Bennett, a redshirt freshman from Choctaw, is the Cowboys' fifth-string running back who had never played in college game until Saturday night. He was one of at least 95 Cowboys to see the field against Savannah State, and one of at least 19 walk-ons.
"That's the one good part of us being ahead is to let everybody play," coach Mike Gundy said.
Bennett originally came to OSU because he was considering a career as a veterinarian. And since he was an All-District player at Choctaw, he decided to attend an open walk-on tryout in the fall of his freshman year.
He was one of three or four players who made the Cowboy squad.
Though his school wasn't paid for and he never got in a game last season, he was still a part of OSU's magical run to the Big 12 championship and a Fiesta Bowl victory. He said he'll never forget the feeling when the fans stormed the field around the team after the Cowboys' convincing 44-10 Bedlam win.
"We do a lot of behind-the-scenes work and don't get the credit," Bennett said. "But I think it's worth it, just being able to experience everything and be a part of the program."
That's the goal for Gundy, who said he's seen his walk-on program grow considerably since OSU began its steady climb to prominence in 2009. He knows part of that is the desire to be a part of a winning program, but he also hopes it's because word spreads that being a non-scholarship player is still an enjoyable experience.
"We would like to think that we treat them the same as everybody else," Gundy said. "When the NCAA allows us to provide a meal for them, we do it. Not all schools do that. When the NCAA allows us to do anything that we can for them, within realm, we do it, and we treat them and coach them with respect."
On Saturday, Bennett's hard work was finally rewarded.
At the start of a drive late in the third quarter, OSU running backs coach Jemal Singleton told Caleb Muncrief to get in the game. Then he told Bennett to get ready.
"My heart was beating a little bit," Bennett said. "It was just what I worked for. My chance."
Bennett finished with 12 carries for 91 yards, including nine runs on a 10-play drive that Bennett capped with the touchdown.
"I was so tired," Bennett said. "I just saw the pylon and ran straight for it, dove in the end zone.
"I was in shock. I couldn't believe it happened."
Bennett's parents, sister, niece and nephew were in the stands, and 91 text messages awaited him after the game. Then came the tweets saying he made "SportsCenter," before he finally saw it for himself the next day.
This week, Bennett is mimicking Arizona running back Ka'Deem Carey on the scout team and won't make the trip to Tucson for OSU's contest against the Wildcats Saturday night.
Who knows the next time he'll get to play for OSU — or if that chance will come again?
Saturday night will be a lasting memory for Bennett, and a feel-good story from an ugly football game.
But he's not yet satisfied.
"No, I want more," Bennett said. "I'm going to keep working. I want more."


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Hailing from Ontario, Timeless Void set out to weave a dense fabric of haunting, otherworldly psychedelic rock. Their music echoes mid 60s experimentation and acid-ridden atmospheres, but there are many bold reference to other genres, including folk and pop. The band's devotion to their self-assigned quest to create a unique and powerful sound brought them close in nature to acts such as Pink Floyd, The Flaming Lips or Jethro Tull, yet they share a keen eye for melody and song-writing with artists such as Neil Young, Bob Dylan or The Beatles at their more experimental.Following 2013's effort "Getting By", the band is back with "Voidland", a brand new studio album featuring 18 unpredictable tracks that set the bar higher and push the boundaries of folk & psychedelia.
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SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Justices on the Oregon Supreme Court have elected their next chief justice, who will take over in May.
Thomas Balmer, a former state deputy Attorney General, will take over from current Chief Justice Paul De Muniz. De Muniz is retiring after being elected in 2006.
The 59-year-old Balmer says he will continue De Muniz's efforts to make the court system more efficient and transparent.
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Britain's highest court for the first time convened behind closed doors - in a case involving an Iranian bank - just one week after the Supreme Court decided it had the power to sit in secret.
Britain's highest court for the first time convened behind closed doors – in a case involving an Iranian bank – just one week after the Supreme Court decided it had the power to sit in secret.
The panel of nine justices decided Thursday that a secret hearing was "absolutely necessary" in the ongoing case. The most senior judge, David Neuberger, noted that the decision was made with "great reluctance" by a majority.
Justices had been told that some material in the case related to national security and couldn't be safely aired in public.
Bank Mellat, an Iranian bank, is trying to overturn a 2009 order by the U.K. Treasury barring it from operating in the country. That order, made under counterterrorism laws, shut the bank out of the British financial sector because it allegedly helped finance Tehran's disputed nuclear program.
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The bank denies the allegation and argues the order was unlawful. It appealed to the Supreme Court after failing to persuade the High Court and the Court of Appeal to overturn the order.
Lawyer Sarosh Zaiwalla, who represents Bank Mellat, said it is "of international concern" that the court is using a closed evidence procedure.
Human rights campaign group Liberty called the move a "sad landmark" in British history.
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As can be seen from my photographs, the Regal was completely derelict when the CTA visited in April 1999.
The Regal closed on October 3rd 1986, last film being Poltergeist 2.
When was it actually demolished?
The Regal closed in Oct '86. It didn't get boarded up till '93.
I was in Shanklin in 1990 by which time the building was definitely not boarded up. I was able to look through the front doors, but got the shock of my life when I realised the foyer floor had been removed to reveal nothing but a deep void, which was quite scary!
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OSTI Is Re-Focusing and Re-Balancing Its Operations – And Refreshing Its Home Page – to Advance Public Access
by Dr. Jeffrey Salmon 03 Mar, 2014 in Products and Content
Let's call it creative destruction, borrowing from a popular term in economics. The idea is that the very essence of capitalism is the destruction of old structures and the building of new ones that inevitably face the same pressures as the structures they replaced. It's the reason the buggy whip industry fell on hard times. The information management business of the Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) is in constant flux too, where the next big thing can soon become the next big flop.
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Throughout our history, the Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) has worked to make authoritative science information ever more efficiently available to researchers and the public alike. Our core mission – ensuring access to and preservation of U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) research results – has not changed. But the technology we apply to that mission has changed a lot over the past 20 years. By adopting Internet technology carefully and early, pioneering new advances in that technology to meet our needs and partnering with other stakeholders in the scientific and technical information community (STI), OSTI aspires to achieve our mission better than ever before.
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"The unexamined life is not worth living." So says Plato's Socrates in the Apology. His self-examination led to extreme humility (or to an extreme irony) when Socrates confessed to his accusers that the only knowledge he had was knowledge of his own ignorance. No one we know of came away from a Socratic cross-examination in one piece, but they would at least have known their own limits. And in knowing their limits, or their ignorance, they would somehow be better.
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