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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 6:53 pm
Post subject: Gunmetal Magic by Ilona Andrews
Thanks to Maggie Boyd for her spot-on review of
Gunmetal Magic
. Although this book is told from Andrea's perspective, all Kate Daniels fans will enjoy it, as it moves forward the general storyline of that same magical universe. I would also reiterate that it does have spoilers for some of the earlier Kate Daniels books, so it's best read in order (i.e. chronologically
Magic Bites, Magic Burns, Magic Strikes, Magic Bleeds, Magic Slays
). This book comes with a 100-odd page novella
Magic Gifts
which is at the end of the print edition of
Gunmetal Magic
I got (I presume e-versions will be formatted similarly), and I would go further to say that it's better to read
Magic Gifts
first before
Gunmetal Magic
as although they are set in a parallel timeline, the events in
Magic Gifts
influence what happens in
Gunmetal Magic
After getting all those instructions out of the way, how was the book for me? I really liked it. Andrea does have a distinct voice, and it was good to hear her side of the story. However, about halfway through the book, she sounded more and more like Kate, except for the weapons expertise. It didn't really bother me that much, as I think of them as sisters-under-the-skin. The romance between Raphael and Andrea is very much a secondary thing, so those who are expecting lots of romantic moments will be disappointed. This is very much a plot-driven urban fantasy with some romance on the side.
Ilona Andrews' world-building is amazing - as I am a fan of Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody books, I do know something of the Egyptian pantheon, but I had never thought of them the way Ilona Andrews presented them. I am now going back to my Egyptology.
Can someone who has never read any Kate Daniels books read this one and not be lost? Yes, it can stand alone, but you will miss some of the nuances. All in all, I would still recommend it highly. What did everyone else think?
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Glad you liked the book and review.
I am loving this series. I hope they continue writing in this world even if they conclude Kate's story.
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Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 5:48 pm
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I just discovered Illona Andrews and her Kate Daniels series. I raced through her books just as quickly as I could download them from the library.
I loved Gunmetal Magic and how well it added to the the Kate series. I loved seeing a favorite character from a different point of view. But I feel like Andrea's complete story has been told. So is Illona Andrews going to use the "stories in Kate Daniels's world" to tell stories about others? I would personally love to read about Roman.
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2012 9:36 am
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I enjoyed GUNMETAL MAGIC but did sometimes think that the action sometimes overtook the emotional aspects of the story. Andrea has a complicated past - both distant and more recent - and I got frustrated by the brevity of the scenes in which she is actually dealing with those elements of her life.
Don't get me wrong, I think Andrews excels at writing fight scenes and battles and derrig-do, but I wanted just a little more in the way of emotional development. She's broken up with Raphael over some pretty major stuff and yet after an argument or two they're back together. And I really wanted more exploration of what it will be like for her to now be a member of the bouda pack. And when the person from her past showed up (vague to avoid spoilers) I thought aha, now we'll get some emotional payback. Not so much.
When I think about it I realize the difference between how Kate Daniels was developed (over the course of 4 or 5 books) and how Andrea is in this standalone, I realize this is where the problem lays.
I did enjoy this one - but would probably give it a B as a grade.
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Gunmetal Magic was my most eagerly anticipated book this year but I'm sad to say that it disappointed me. I've loved everything I've read from Ilona Andrews including novellas and especially the Curran POV shorts. I was very intrigued by the Alphas:Origins piece in the anthology Angels of Darkness. Wish they'd develop that world further.
Anyhow, Gunmetal was a non starter for me. I think a major part of my problem is that Andrea just isn't Kate but she's so much like Kate that she comes off as a pale imitation. Ditto Raphael -- an interesting character to be sure but he ain't no Curran. I was grumpy as well over the idea of a story set in my favorite fantasy world without the main attraction (uh, Kate and Curran, Hello!) Imagine an In Death without Eve and Roarke, an Outlander without Jamie and Claire (well, Fiery Cross *cough* but that's another discussion).
I pictured myself as a sad-faced Griswold standing outside the locked gates of WallyWorld. Poor me. Still, I'm now eagerly awaiting Steel's Edge in November.
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So... post here... I'll rate you. I'm a sentient being with opinions so don't expect some cold scientific analysis of your posting style. But I'll be honest...
and then we can battle with attacks and things!
So... post here... I'll rate you. I'm a sentient being with opinions so don't expect some cold scientific analysis of your posting style. But I'll be honest...
and then we can battle with attacks and things!
rate. and i use Attack! now use dodge!
your welcome
I named my clan after you in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance! Clan Qoorl has such a ring to it.
Allright... First Nine!
Tony - The New Guy. You're decent. I like that. You know when to laugh at what someone else says, and kno when not to post something stupid. You're definately more reactive than active, and exactly what Tim would call a "good background poster" and in some ways that's one of the best things to be, because PD can't function without it's background posters, audience members, and... villagers, to make it sound weird. Sure Pants could post pictures of goatsex in an empty forum... and Tim and Dogar could be witty and nostalgic by themselves... but without people like you Tony... to appreciate and respond... it would be hollow.
As for Battle... I would suggest something versatile... like the martial arts style of Ken and Ryu... Ansatsuken. You'll need to find a fictional old guy in Japan to teach you though.. and midway through training he'll probably be murdered by his deathcrazed brother... but not really though.
Pants! - The Pepeleptic Wacky Guy. At least on the surface... you post crude pictures and inolve yourself in ridiculous flame battles with Justin. BUT, you're other posts so you to be a bit of an interesting cultural character. Fine taste in film... Educated taste in music, not sure if I agree with it yet. You're in the Deep South like me so that gives you some advantages that the other guys don't have... like survival instincts... everyone knows the old Bocephus song. (And if not I'll link it, damnit!) I think you're a good addition to PD that adds some much needed vitality.
Battle... something as eclectic as your tastes and posting style. THere's always at least on of these in any 2D/3D fighter... but I suggest the Unorthodox fighting style of Voldo from Soul Calibur. To quote IGN "He isn't a man so much as a twisted mass of writhing muscle, all wrapped up and held together in 16th-Century bondage gear...Even a fighter who prepares for all possible opponents has taken Voldo's unique moveset into account"
Know what.... I'll do Two at a time.. so I'm gonna wait a few minutes before I pull up Tim and Peaches.
pepeleptic= oh yesh
your welcome
God - The Allfather of PD. Well of coruse your status is legendary. You still manage to break ground on occasions. Sure there are people that will say that you're old and tired...a has been. That Procrastination has been your downfall... Abandoning that History of PD... letting the forum fade... but to them I Say NAY! YES you are a terrible procrastinator! But you are also a Legend and you made the forum what it was... A rating is too... concrete a thing to try to pin on a legend such as yourself....
Battle... I dunnowhy, but I always picture you with a huge arquebus or blunderbuss. Fight with a gun and words... also Henchmen. Not that you're an evil villian, but a man of political dreams and social concernes fights with The People at his back...and sides... and in front of him preferably.
Pichubro - While Justin mentioned that you being rated elsewhere as a 10 is undeserved... I disagree, and for this reason: You're pleasant. You post things that are generally cool, don't get bogged down with drama... you've been here forever and still manage to be a breezy and generally good and happy presence. In some ways you represent the archetype of the background poster... someone who makes good posts, who's generally liked by all, but doesn't show their ass in all the Big Event type things... ANd naming your Clan after me is a definite plus of course.
Battle... This one was tricky. Really I want to say something fast paced. I want to avoid using the same examples repeatedly but Talim from the Soul Calibur series always sticks in my mind when I think of you. Or something... psychic. I can totally see that... Pichubro flotaing a foot off the ground, stopping attacks with barriers of MIND ENERGY and reflecting them back at the target... yeah
Two done... Two more in a bit.
Keke... The Impious Housewife Scientist RP Woman... Irrereverant, Talented, and has things like Pacman frogs... You and I both fill opposite Gender sides of the Too Old To Be Here cardslot and I think we do FINE jobs. You're RP skills are definitely unquestioned and we NEED to get something going again, Maybe I'll be able to do soemthing for post 5,000... I dunno. Personally your distate for Christianity isn't up MY alley, but it's a staple of the genre... with the genre being internet forums filled with a variety of people. Are you vital to PD? In a sense No, because really... does a pokemon forum need a bored clever housewife? But then again... PD is more than a pokemon forum it's a forum about life... and you do manage to represent a slice of that big old Life Pie! And I'm not sure where I'm going with this but there you have it!
Battle... It's a tough call but definitely something with lots of kicking.. and Jackboots. Just a mean biker catfight style I think... smashing people's faces through glass tables, crackin on the head with lead ashtrays... dirty mean brawlin style.
Justin... OH Justin, Justin, Justin... The Cosmo NoTroll.... Personally I don't like you... you get on my nerves, BUT that's not to say you aren't without merit. Really there are very few people that serve no purpose, and you are NOT one of those few. You make obnoxious remarks, but it DOES get people talking... and you're like Half of the Pants and Justin comedy Duo... Without you too Troll and him to Flame, or Him to post something Horrible and you to write a well thought out diatribe against him... we'd all be missing out just a little. THat being said... you're important so let's move on to...
BATTLE - I see you as getting a lot of people pissed at you... and I'd suggest the Blue Magic of Final Fantasy.. when EVERYONE you know is gonna take a shot at you, it pays to be able to pick up powers from everyone that want to wail on you. Gives you an immense load of abilities to choose from when battling back. Plus Blue Magic gives you access to White Wind which you can use to get back up after somebody kicks your ass.
What's with the Woobats in my rating thread?
I want to be next
Doin Yellowbrand and Kirby next... THEN Goku and SOlly... order they got in the queue yo.
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Only rating posters on current incarnations... no legend credit they might have built up in the old days. That being said... YB, you haven't been up to much. Nothing really impressive. Yeah you're a good Background poster, and I've already explained to Tony how important villagers are in PD. You've made a few witty remarks here and there and you're antagonistic vs. Justin so that always makes me smile. You can try a little harder I think however... Let's see somethign really Awesome.
Battle... Like I said, you haven't done a LOT recently so I'm not sure about your fighting style... Something a little middle of the road... Heck! Fight with a sword and shield... it's a good balanced fighting style from way back and some really great people throughout history have done it... Link for example!
Kirby.... Where to begin. You are a lot better than you used to be. And you've helped revitalize PD... yes you say some DUMB SHIT sometimes, but you've been a real boon to this forum and I think you deserve a lot more credit than some people give you. The fact that you are freakishly opposed to music does lose you a few points however... I mean, c'mon seriously?
Battle... Another eclectic poster, generally considered goofy by the concensus. So you need a fighting style to take advantage of that... You take a lot of hits and keep going so A high stamina fighting style... something with a lot of armor... Cataphractarius gladiatorial style sounds like it should be up your alley... Heavy Armor to keep taking those big hits and a long lance or spear to give you some oomph and range.
It's funny to me that you can't get over the fact that I have no religion but I seem to ignore the fact that you have an imaginary friend in the sky easily enough. You and Kirby both do the same thing, over react about religion.
Maybe you should step back and try to accept people for who they are, instead of what they believe in. Don't be so judgmental. But I guess that is what Christianity is for, amiright?
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When a 14 year old says clap and a sold out room of people of every age does so willingly, something is happening. Her name is Nikki Yanofsky and while her audience could have easily been attending a performance of Wicked, they chose to come to the Montreal Jazz Festival. And this kid is choosing to sing jazz. She sings her lungs out. Maybe not her heart, cause quite frankly at 14, she doesn't have the right to sing the blues, but the audience didn't care one bit. She reminded me of reading Julie Andrews writing about her life as a 12 year old phenom in England- she could hit every note, but she had years to go before she learned how to sing. I am prepared to wait.
And then I listened to an audience full of people singing happy birthday to Hank Jones who is about to turn 90 this month. Michael Bourne was with me and he has already eloquently described the Jones and Jones experience. Hank Jones and Oliver Jones treated me to an evening that I may never get to witness again. And Nikki Yanofsky gave me a clue to what I have to look forward to in the future.
But the shining star of the evening was our divine Dee Dee Bridgewater. Gutsy. Beautful. After her show, watching the line of people waiting to meet her as she signed autographs at Archambault ( the hidden gem of a media store in the Place des Artes), personified the meaning of adoring fans. Dee Dee glowed. They loved her French, her English, her spirit.
I went to three different concerts. A night of jazz in many forms. And I loved every minute of it.
Michael Bourne in Montreal - Part One
June 27, 2008. Posted by Michael Bourne.Add new comment | Filed under: FIJM, Places and Spaces
Day One Thursday June 26th
As if I needed more adrenalin, my plane to Montreal was cancelled. I was bumped to a plane that got me in at 5:30, rush hour with a long drive to the jazzfest, but (since I deserve some extra breaks this year after missing last year with the heart attack) I got to the Hyatt Regency on the Place des Arts just in time to hand off my bags to a porter and meet Marie-Pierre Blais, the very sweet and very efficient wrangler of judges for the General Motors band competition and Galaxie composition competition. It`s my 4th time judging. We only sit through the first 30 minutes, then we`re hustled away, and they arranged our chairs right in front of the bandstand -- so the band plays while seeing judges scribbling on clipboards, and then we walk out en masse. First band was a straightahead quintet from Toronto fronted by drummer Daniel Barnes, playing pretty much generic 50`s-60`s -- but then they got into a good 7/4 Herbie-ish Blue Note groove. First mainstage concert was the first of four duets concerts in the Invitation series of Hank Jones, joined by Montreal`s own piano master Oliver Jones. They played standards and blues, melodically swinging and counterpointing each other so easily that often one could not tell who was playing what. Highlight was a lovely Àmazing Grace, and they spotlighted two tunes of Oscar Peterson. This year`s jazzfest is dedicated to Oscar, who was born in Montreal. An enormous photo of Oscar hangs from the facade of the big hall on the Place des Arts. Hank knew Oscar since Oscar came on the scene in the 40`s. Oliver knew Oscar even before then, when they were both coming up in Montreal. I can never remember whose sister was a piano teacher for both of them. I`ll ask Oliver when he comes on the broadcast next week -- Wed-Fri, 2nd-4th -- FIJM on WBGO ...
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The new Nanticoke Immediate Care in Georgetown will hold a community open house Aug. 1 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Members of the public are invited to check out the new facility, which is Georgetown's newest walk-in care clinic. There will be light refreshments and door prizes.
Nanticoke Immediate Care is located at 505 W. Market Street. For more information, call (302) 856-4120.
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Yellow Creek Inn
Casual dining in a unique setting. Original 1900's flooring, tin ceiling and cabinets remain from the old hardware store which was located in what is now the Inn. Homemade pizza and pie, plus daily specials. Full bar, reservations recommended for large groups. Banquet facilities for 30.
CITY:Pearl City
Woodbine Bend Championship Golf Course
Immaculate 18-hole links-style golf course offers a challenge and a great time for golfers of all skill levels. Enjoy fresh, delicious entree choices plus all-you-can-eat fish/seafood buffet on Friday, prime rib on Saturday & our homemade specialty pizzas in our club.
Wolf Hollow Golf Course Clubhouse Lounge
This clean and comfortable facility at the beautiful 18-hole Wolf Hollow Golf Course features a full bar and one of the best short-order menus and friendliest staffs in the region. Specialties include hamburgers, hot dogs, tenderloins, brats, pizzas, and more. Carryout, full bar. Banquet facilities for 130. Breakfast: under $5.00; Lunch and Dinner: under $10.00. Credit Cards Accepted
Welcome Inn
A family restaurant/supper club featuring the best American and European cuisine in the region complimented with an all-you-can-eat soup and salad bar.
Vinny Vanucchi's
From the moment you enter Vinny Vanucchi's, you're welcomed with open arms. From made-from-scratch Italian food featuring many recipes handed down five generations to our outstanding wine selection, you'll be transported to an authentic family trattoria complete with checkered tablecloths and imported artifacts and signs.
Victory Cafe
Casual cafe located in the heart of Galena's Main Street serving homestyle food at hometown prices.
Timmerman's Supper Club
Fine dining with panoramic view of the mighty Mississippi River and valley. Lounge with dance floor/DJ entertainment on weekends.
CITY:East Dubuque
The Summit - Chestnut Mountain Resort
Enjoy a sandwich, pizza or appetizers while overlooking the Mississippi River! Wide variety of beers. The place for food and fun!
The Rafters
Enjoy a quality dining experience in the unique setting of a beautiful barn. Our menu's feature great salads, dinners, sandwiches, and daily specials. The restaurant is attached to The Red Barn with its fabulous selection of gourmet foods and gift items and next to The Mill Furnishings and Design offering fine furniture and accessories and the Lena Brewing Company offering artisanal, traditional and innovative beers. Experience the entire complex. Carryout, children's menu, full bar, entertainment. Banquet facilities for 250.
The Olde Hotel
Casual/elegant dining in a 150-year-old hotel. Off the beaten path, but worth the drive! Home of M&H BBQ - BBQ done right!
The Market House Restaurant
Galena's best kept secret, overlooking downtown! Serving lunch and dinner Monday-Saturday. Homemade food; steaks, salads, seafood, burgers. Full bar.
The Irish Cottage Boutique Hotel
Unique guest rooms featuring upgraded room amenities, Irish themed artwork, complimentary breakfast, day spa, pool, Wi-Fi and live entertainment in Frank O'Dowd's Pub. Suites w/whirlpools and valley views.
The Holy Mackerel
Masterful menu by renowned Chef Dan Kretschmer provides unparalleled gourmet cuisine and attentive service in a charming, historic church. Exquisitely fresh, simply prepared food.
The Generals' Restaurant at DeSoto House Hotel
Named in honor of Galena's nine Civil War generals, this restaurant offers casual dining with Galena's ambiance and historic charm.
The Cove Restaurant
The Cove Restaurant is located on Apple Canyon Lake with spectacular lake views from every table.
CITY:Apple River
The Courtyard Restaurant at DeSoto House Hotel
Lovely four-story atrium serving breakfast daily. Join us for lunch (Sat. & Sun.) and for our wonderful brunch on Sunday.
The Cornerstone
Galena's hottest nightlife! Great place to relax with friendly staff and locals. Featuring live music Wednesday – Sunday all year! Full bar with more than 60 different beers, plus wine, martinis and cocktails.
The Corner Tap
The Corner Tap is a family friendly atmosphere conveniently located halfway between Freeport, IL and Galena, IL in beautiful downtown Stockton, Illinois. Homemade pizza, appetizers, sandwiches, soup and much more! Great beer selection, including darks and imports. Outdoor beer garden.
Sunset Grille - Chestnut Mountain Resort
Perched high atop a wooded palisade overlooking the Mississippi, the restaurant features a 1,400-square-foot outdoor dining deck and breathtaking views.
Stella's Café & Catering
Offering excellent ambiance, exceptional food and decadent desserts. Homemade soups, fresh baked bread, serving your catering needs.
Slurp & Burp
This is a fun, friendly and family oriented bar and grill located in a scenic area. Daily specials, sandwiches and fish on Fridays. Tenderloin sandwiches are a highlight. Carryouts, alcohol, entertainment.
CITY:Pearl City
Shark's Roadhouse
This 5000+ square foot restaurant tavern features a beautifully crafted main bar, multiple dining areas, beer garden and a unique decor with relics of the past. We serve lunch and dinner, along with weekly lunch specials and daily drink specials. Live entertainment; indoor/outdoor seating.
Savanna Marketplace
Featuring local and Illinois made gifts, foods, and specialties. Enjoy specialty coffees, muffins, desserts and other goodies in their historic building built in 1906 which boasts the original art deco soda fountain from the 30's.
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Am I supposed to feel bad when a successful, gorgeous star says: "People used to make fun of me in high school? I wasn't petty by their standards. I was too skinny, my boobs were too big, and my long shiny hair didn't fit the mold of the short perm? It was also hard because my parents didn't support my career. They kept saying things like college and unemployable. But. . . .
Look at Me Now." And the applause resounds — whether in the studio audience or on the page or in the air underneath all that hair."
I'm going to go out on a limb: I don't feel bad. At all.
Don't get me wrong; I'm not a stone. I feel bad for the person who was beautiful in high school and is now kind of plain. She got a little big in the bottom. One day an unsightly — but not dangerous — growth sprouted from her neck or face. Maybe she relied a little too much on their looks back in the day and thus never cultivated a personality or a brain. She is little Norma Desmond, but not interesting enough to be Norma Desmond. Each year she drifts farther from the excellence she achieved at 14. Worse, she sees the gawky, booby, shiny-haired losers from high school plastered all over People magazine dining out on their unpopularity.
Worse yet, the people who were mocked in high school and are mocked worse as grown-ups. They might, at a young age, harbor that the torment will end, but when they never seem to meet society's standard of beauty or coolness the hope disappears. That truly sucks.


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Warehousing & DC Equipment Update: Automation's evolving role
Labor savings within the four walls of the warehouse/DC is no longer the primary driver behind choosing a highly automated system. Today, materials handling automation solutions represent a broader supply chain play that improves inventory replenishment, advances piece picking, and cuts transportation costs.
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Late last year, sister publication Modern Materials Handling featured Office Depot's new distribution center in Newville, Pa., on its cover. At the heart of the DC is an integrated piece-picking solution that combines mobile robots for high-density storage and conveyance; light-directed picking to ensure that the associate picks the right item; and a high-speed conveyor and sortation system to get the product to the packing zone.
While this level of automation has been common on high-speed assembly lines for years, it represents a new level of sophistication in distribution. Although the technology allows Office Depot to get a significant amount of throughput from a relatively small labor force, labor savings within the four walls of the DC wasn't the primary driver behind choosing a highly automated system.
Rather, the solution represents a broader supply chain play; it is an enabling technology that will allow Office Depot to completely retool the way inventory is replenished at the stores serviced by that DC. "We believe that the future belongs to the brave," says Brent Beabout, Office Depot's vice president of global network strategy and transportation. "We are in a commodity business and the supply chain is a differentiator. We plan to be on the front end of that."
That is a different way to view materials handling automation, particularly in distribution where the historical approach to system justification was based on a reduction in head count. It got us to thinking: Is Office Depot unique? Or, is something changing in the way the user community looks at automation today? Does the future belong to the brave when it comes to automation inside warehouses and DCs?
To find out, we talked to 10 industry leaders about the state of automation inside the four walls. Here's what we learned.
The labor equation
There is a sense that something is going on in the market: Nearly everyone we interviewed agreed that end users are taking a harder look at automation than in the past even if that has not yet translated into more orders.
"We may be too early in the cycle to be conclusive about what this interest will mean to the market," says Bruce Strahan, president and CEO of The Progress Group. "But I do believe that end users are looking back at the past three years and concluding that all of the layoffs and downsizing they went through was not fun. They want to be prepared for another downturn in demand without wondering every day whether they need 10 more people or 10 fewer based on fluctuations in volume."
What's more, as companies like Office Depot look to logistics as a profit center and an enabler of their broader corporate goals "they are trying to use automation as a competitive advantage over their competitors within their industry," says Sean O'Farrell, business development manager for Witron.
Solution providers describe an evolving view of automation among the end user community, especially when it comes to automation in the distribution center. Traditionally, that has involved conveyor and sortation systems. That perception, however, is changing.
"More intelligence is required in the distribution center today than in the past, when it was mostly about moving pallets out the door," contends Larry Strayhorn, president of TGW Systems. That complexity is driving interest in automatic guided vehicles (AGVs), robotics, and automated storage solutions along with semi-automated solutions involving software, lights and voice. "Every company is trying to drive costs out of their supply chain and the DC is the next link in the chain for optimization," Strayhorn says.
Reducing labor has always been the key metric for deciding whether to automate and that remains the case for many projects. However, with so many organizations already running bare-bone operations, new ways to think about labor and automation are emerging at some companies.
"Our customers are gaining confidence, they are sitting on cash, and they have access to cheap capital," says Jim Stollberg, vice president of global product management for Dematic. "If you look at the unemployment rate, they clearly are not hiring back people. Many are choosing to put that capital to work in automation."
Stollberg and others believe that many of those jobs may not come back. Having already eliminated labor, companies are looking at the costs associated with labor in a different way to justify automation. Those include the increasing cost of training employees given the high turnover rate in many DCs and the inability to find enough labor.
"If a new employee goes out to lunch and doesn't come back, which is happening, the cost of bringing a new employee up to speed is now part of the calculation," Stollberg says.
What's more, there's a growing acknowledgment that in distribution, lights out automation rarely makes sense, while there is an ROI in making the remaining workforce more productive. "One of the first automation projects I ever worked on years ago was in a manufacturing setting where we were focused on getting rid of as much labor as possible to the point that we probably over-automated," says The Progress Group's Strahan. "Today, there's a recognition that you're still going to have people in the equation, so how do you enhance what your people do with automation."
That may be as simple as adding semi-automated solutions, like voice-directed or light-directed picking to a manual process. "Voice and light technologies haven't changed a lot over the years, but end users have realized they can make the associate on the floor faster and more accurate," Strahan says. "They're making decisions that affect the product the end customer receives as much as it affects their internal ROI."
Those types of technologies also address the diversity of today's workforce. "The fact is, you can put a headset on a Spanish-speaking person while the associate next to him is speaking English, and they can both get the job done," Strahan adds. "That's pretty attractive."
That approach might also involve adding a mini-load automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS) or carousel to deliver product to an ergonomically designed workstation, adds Tom Coyne, CEO of System Logistics. "The goal is not to eliminate the human component," Coyne explains. "It's to help the associate reach their potential by eliminating walking, eliminating reading, eliminating waiting, or any other extraneous process. The goal is to help the associate rather than eliminate the position."
In that same vein, companies are looking at their manual processes and asking how they can eliminate the non-value added labor component. "They justify the project not by eliminating a position but by getting better performance out of their people," says Bruce Buscher, vice president of sales for the smart handling division of Jervis B. Webb.
For example, Webb installed an AGV system to automatically remove bins of cardboard from workstations over a two-shift operation. "The cardboard had to be removed several times during each shift and each cycle took someone away from the workstation for about 15 minutes," says Busher. "We designed an AGV to handle special trash bins. When a bin is full, a line worker pushes a wireless call button and the AGV takes the trash out for them."
Last, but not least, companies are looking at automation to create a safer and more ergonomic work environment, especially in the context of an aging workforce. This is already an issue in Europe, where regulations are reducing the amount of weight workers can move at any one time, or during a shift.
That is becoming a concern to some U.S. facilities. "One of our customers is adding automatic palletizers to their tote handling processes," says Jim McKnight, senior vice president for system sales and marketing for Intelligrated. "Since a tote can weigh 50 to 60 pounds, there's a big ergonomic and safety factor to putting in a palletizer beyond reducing labor."
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About the AuthorBob Trebilcock Bob Trebilcock, editorial director, has covered materials handling, technology, logistics and supply chain topics for nearly 30 years. In addition to Supply Chain Management Review, he is also Executive Editor of Modern Materials Handling. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, Trebilcock lives in Keene, NH. He can be reached at 603-357-0484.
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Somehow I can't see you becoming a Christian monk though. Maybe a Buddhist monk.
Somehow I can't see you becoming a Christian monk though. Maybe a Buddhist monk.
indeed you are
too busy eating crumpets with your tea
they were good though! so tasty and splendid
I had a scone with my lunch today. It was pretty good considering it came from my school's cafeteria.
oh it was great talking to you briefly on the phone last night
haha very interesting. i would have talked more, just i was a bit shocked talking to casey after months of not XD i'll talk to you again some time
and fullmetal stop bringing wow into this
a monk is a spiritual person lets leave it at that
he can be anything he wants to be. jesus hicky, didn't your mom ever read those books to you as a little kid that said you could be anything you ever wanted to be? You lack Fullmetal's ambition!
"Samantha's life is going downhill fast. The fifteen-year-old has a crush on the most popular boy in school, and the geekiest boy in school has a crush on her. Her sister's getting married, and with all the excitement the rest of her family forgets her birthday! Add all this to a pair of horrendously embarrassing grandparents, a foreign exchange student named Long Duc Dong, and we have the makings of a hilarious journey into young womanhood. Rent 'Sixteen Candles' at your local movie store today!"
then your father then. certainly your father read you those lovely books.
No one made a thread for my birthday either. That was last week too.
Gah, sorry I'm late! Happy birthday!! We love ya Mex.
Bishies Claimed: Ed~Rose~Armony~Dante
~Mikey ^.^
Pairs: DSX*Pichubro*Red
eeee geeezzzz I have! Excuse me for getting lost on the way home!
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
*Gets on PD for 5 seconds*
Happy Birthday!
*Gets dragged away by angry mom who wants me to clean my room*
we should hook up
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
Happy late B-day Casey/Mex!! <3
I didn't know it was your birthday till just now. If I would've known, you would've gotten a gift just like CL. =/
Pairs: MPT, Panda Rocker, MEX, SuikunMyuu, Zapdos, CL, Link, Revan, DSX, Kelsh, and Goku!


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The Tuckerman City Council voted unanimously to accept the resolution for condemnation of the property at 206 Hazel Street at their meeting Tuesday night.
The Tuckerman City Council voted unanimously to accept the resolution for condemnation of the property at 206 Hazel Street at their meeting Tuesday night.
The property owners now have 30 days to clean up the property, otherwise the city will raze and remove the burnt structure that sits on the plot and place a priority lien against the property to cover the expenses.
In other business:
- Tim Slagley addressed the council on behalf of Susan Hubbard concerning property she owns at 1005 Hwy. 367 N.
Slagley informed the council that Hubbard would like the four plots, totaling approximately one acre, re-zoned from Residential-1 property to Commercial property in order to build a set of one bedroom efficiency apartments.
The council decided not to take any action until they were presented with some sort of blueprint for the structure.
"We need to know what type of construction (it is) before we make a final decision." Alderwoman Lynelle Bridgeman explained.
When questioned by the council about other properties owned by Hubbard that they could examine, he advised that similar facilities (not owned by Hubbard) could be viewed in Newport.
"You can look at some of Max's (Wilson)," Slagley noted.
"I think we need to have a public meeting and see what the citizens want too."
Slagley agreed to have a presentation ready for the next city council meeting Tuesday, July 10. A public hearing on the matter will be held at the same meeting.
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Willie Lee Galimore
Position: HB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 187 lbs.
Born: March 30, 1935 in St. Augustine, FL
Died: July 27, 1964 in Rensselaer, IN
High School: Excelsior
College: Florida A&M (school history)
Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 5th round (58th overall) of the 1956 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 21 (4634th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Steven Carl Pelluer
Position: QB
Height: 6-4 Weight: 209 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: July 29, 1962 in Yakima, WA
High School: Interlake
College: Washington (school history) (Pelluer college stats)
Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 5th round (113th overall) of the 1984 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 24 (4153rd overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Scott Pelluer
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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A word cloud from the 'What's New' tab Pokedream wordcloud.jpg
A word cloud from the 'What's New' tab Pokedream wordcloud.jpg
Note: Because it is the news feed it has recent stuff in it not overall stuff
I like how pokemon is one of the least used words
Imma horse, don't judge.
wow... i wonder if we can make some awesome sentences out of just those words.
ready... GO!
Leo 3DS friend Code: 0344 - 9299 - 0936
That last sentence made no sense lol
Mex is a person.
i made a word cloud from a game of league of legends (cause i couldn't find anything better)
yum yum.jpg
Imma horse, don't judge.
Yeah, I realize that Mexican food is not going to be one of the most common words on a pokemon forum
It was short for Meowth EX, the trading card.
wats does EX mean?
Imma horse, don't judge.
MeowthEX was a member on PD. Everyone called her Mex.
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
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The Dover Air Force Base's 436th Airlift Wing is hosting a base-wide active shooter major accident response exercise today.
The exercise will be conducted within the base and its training areas. All base personnel will participate, and base visitors could be treated as participants during the exercise.
Base residents and guests should expect delays of customer service and possible gate closures. Furthermore, there may be simulated explosions, smoke, emergency responders and role-players with simulated injuries during the exercise - these are not cause for alarm.
Individuals who experience an actual emergency or incident during the exercise should continue to report to the appropriate on- or off-base agencies.
"The safety of base personnel and community members is our top priority during this exercise," said Col. Rick Moore, commander of the 436th AW. "Exercises like this allow us to hone our skills so that we may better serve our community. We appreciate everyone's understanding and cooperation."
Anyone with questions pertaining to the exercise, should contact the Dover Air Force Base Public Affairs Office at (302) 677-3372.
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Mark Hearn Boyer
Position: TE-RB-WR
Height: 6-4 Weight: 233 lbs.
Born: September 16, 1962 in Huntington Beach, CA
High School: Edison
College: USC (school history) (Boyer college stats)
Drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in the 9th round (229th overall) of the 1985 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 14 (6050th overall since 1950)
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