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Employing and Supporting Persons with Disabilities
Epson employs a large number of persons with disabilities. For this reason we accommodate special needs in a variety of ways. For example, we provide easy-access restrooms, parking spaces, and other facilities. We also provide services such as sign language interpretation for in-house training and interviews, and special shortened working hours for dialysis treatment. Two special subsidiaries in Japan, Epson Mizube Corp. and Epson Swan, Ltd., have made special provisions to accommodate employees with disabilities and allow them to make the most of their abilities. These companies are now expanding job opportunities for disabled employees.
Epson Mizube Corporation celebrated its 30th anniversary in February 2014. Founded as a special subsidiary of Seiko Epson in 1984, its business has expanded steadily since then.
Epson Mizube's wide range of services include assembly, inspection, cleaning, and packaging of various electronic and precision devices; printing, copying, and bookbinding; catalog mailing; document digitization; dust suit cleaning; building cleaning; and sorting and dismantling used ink cartridges. The company employs 108 persons with disabilities at nine sites (March 1, 2015).
Epson Mizube began a building cleaning service in 2008. As for March 2015, it was providing cleaning services to seven Epson sites, with a crew of 40. The cleaning crews contribute to a pleasant working atmosphere for all by keeping the facilities clean and by meeting others with a cheerful greeting.
Epson Swan, Ltd. started operating in March 2002, when it was established as a special subsidiary of Tohoku Epson Corporation in Japan. It was the first certified special subsidiary in Yamagata Prefecture. It is presently a special subsidiary of Seiko Epson.
Based in the second floor of Energy Building 3 of Tohoku Epson, its 14 employees with disabilities (as of March 1, 2015) clean dust suits and provide building cleaning services within Tohoku Epson.
Epson Swan publishes the magazine "Smile" four times a year to promote communication within and beyond Epson. The magazine, available on our internal website and in print form, is packed with all types of information. A total of 22 issues have been released, counting the most recent published on March 3, 2015.
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Many of Epson's employees with disabilities have outstanding skills that they can use on the job to contribute to the company. One such employee, Shoichi Yokouchi, won the gold medal in the electronic circuitry connecting category at the 2013 Abilympics. In 2014, he entered the electronic device assembly competition for the first time and took the bronze medal. Yokouchi looks forward to competing again. He says, "Electronic device assembly was a new event, so I learned a lot of things during the 2014 event and realized I had plenty of room for improvement. I plan to keep stepping up my game a little bit at a time."


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Creating Value in the Network Economy is a collection of 12 essays that originally appeared in the Harvard Business Review and that address this continuing revolution and its potential long-term impacts. Edited by Don Tapscott--whose previous, well-received books include The Digital Economy and Growing Up Digital--it assembles a series of provocative and pragmatic thoughts on the subject by such visionaries as John Hagel, Stan Davis, James Moore, and Charles Handy. Divided into three sections, the resultant works address fundamentals as they relate to the shifting nature of corporate value, the evolution of the corporation itself, and the effect all this will have on tomorrow's consumer. "Questions still outnumber answers," Tapscott cautions. "But the evidence is growing. Firms that don't reinvent their business models around the Net will be bypassed and fail." --Howard Rothman


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Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for a Translation of a Scholarly Study of Literature Winners
Jane O. Newman, University of California, Irvine, for Time, History, and Literature: Selected Essays of Erich Auerbach (Princeton Univ. Press, 2014)
Michael Nylan, University of California, Berkeley, for Exemplary Figures / Fayan, by Yang Xiong (Univ. of Washington Press, 2013)
Pierre Joris, University at Albany, State University of New York, for The Meridian: Final Version—Drafts—Materials, by Paul Celan (Stanford Univ. Press, 2011)
Michael K. Bourdaghs, University of Chicago; Atsuko Ueda, Princeton University; and Joseph A. Murphy, University of Florida, translators, for Theory of Literature and Other Critical Writings, by Natsume Sōseki (Columbia Univ. Press, 2009)
Karen Green, Monash University; Constant J. Mews, Monash University; and Janice Pinder, Monash University, for their translation of The Book of Peace (Livre de paix), by Christine de Pizan (Penn State Univ. Press, 2008)
Shelley Frisch, Princeton, New Jersey, for Kafka: The Decisive Years (Kafka: Die Jahre der Entscheidungen), by Reiner Stach (Harcourt, 2005)
Margaret L. King, Brooklyn College, and Diana Robin, University of New Mexico, for Complete Writings: Letterbook, Dialogue on Adam and Eve, Orations, by Isotta Nogarola (Univ. of Chicago Press, 2004)
Steven Rendall, Les Barthes, France, for Lethe: The Art and Critique of Forgetting (Lethe: Kunst und Kritik des Vergessens), by Harald Weinrich (Cornell Univ. Press, 2004)
Charlotte Mandell, Red Hook, New York, for Faux Pas, by Maurice Blanchot (Stanford Univ. Press, 2001)
John R. Shepley, New York, New York, for The Forty-Nine Steps, by Roberto Calasso (Univ. of Minnesota Press, 2001)
Richard Beardsworth, American University of Paris, for The Confession of Augustine, by Jean-François Lyotard (Stanford Univ. Press, 2000)
Marie-Claude Hays, for A Child Is Being Killed: On Primary Narcissism and the Death Drive, by Serge Leclaire (Stanford Univ. Press, 1998)
Finalists: Channa Newman, Point Park College, and Claude Doubinsky, University of Tours, for Palimpsests: Literature in the Second Degree, by Gerard Genette (Univ. of Nebraska Press, 1998); Catherine Porter, State University of New York, Cortland, for Socrates: Fictions of a Philosopher, by Sarah Kofman (Cornell Univ. Press, 1998)
John Charles Chasteen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, for The Lettered City, by Angel Rama (Duke Univ. Press, 1996) Richard Heinemann, Madison, Wisconsin, and Bruce Krajewski, Laurentian University, for Gadamer on Celan: "Who Am I and Who Are You?" and Other Essays, by Hans-Georg Gadamer (State Univ. of New York Press, 1996)
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Congratulations to Sara Pritchard, the 2015 John E. Nance Writer-in-Residence!
Sara Pritchard is the author of the novel-in-stories Crackpots, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year 2003, and the linked-story collection Lately. Her stories and essays have been published in numerous literary journals. Sara's awards include the Bakeless Prize for Fiction in 2002 for Crackpots, the Alexander Cappon Award for Fiction 2008, a 2009 Pushcart Prize for her story "Two Studies in Entropy," and two West Virginia Literary Fellowships. Sara's new story collection, Help Wanted: Female, was published by Etruscan Press in 2013. She lives in Morgantown, West Virginia, and teaches in the Wilkes University Low-Residency MA/MFA Creative Writing Program in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
Sara will be moving into the slightly haunted third-floor apartment at Thurber House for a month in January 2016.
The John E. Nance Writer-in-Residence at Thurber House was begun in 2012 by Sally Crane, in honor of her late husband, John E. Nance, a critically acclaimed photojournalist. As Associated Press Bureau Chief in the Philippines, Nance wrote The Gentle Tasaday about a primitive tribe in the Philippines as well as Lobo of the Tasaday, a Horn Book Award Honor Book. Nance was a Thurber House writer-in-residence twice, in 1995 and 1998.
The John E. Nance Writer-in-Residence program is an annual residency of four weeks housed in a two-bedroom apartment in the family home of author and New Yorker cartoonist, James Thurber, and is designed to provide a writer with the gift of time to develop a work in progress.
The resident will receive a stipend of $4000, and will be available for at least three community outreach opportunities such as readings and teaching writing classes offered by Thurber House.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Utility regulators are set to take the first step toward passing a rule requiring more renewable energy use in Florida.
Critics, though, say the Public Service Commission staff proposal would be the nation's weakest renewable energy rule. It would require Florida to get 20 percent of its electricity from such sources as wind and solar - but not until 2041.
The commission Tuesday will vote on formally proposing the rule. It then is expected to hold a public hearing in December before sending the rule to the Legislature for final action next year.
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The Scariest Movies You Haven't Seen
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How Much Is Too Much For Brands To Be Paying Bloggers? [Headlines]
Somewhere between journalism and advertising some companies are spending six figures for the sense of authenticity and to connect with the large followings of independent critics.
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RIVERSIDE - Riverside County voters wishing to cast absentee ballots in the Nov. 7 election must request a ballot by Oct. 31, according to the county's registrar of voters. The voter must obtain an official application form by calling (951) 486-7200 or by downloading it from www.voteinfo.net or http://tinyurl.com/y33vce . The voter must complete the form and return it to the registrar's office in person or by mail. The request must arrive at the registrar's office by Oct. 31.
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Light of my Life Valentine Jar
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What a great way to light up the heart of your valentine. A bulb shaped jar that can hold a note or that special sweet treat.
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Yoda is as capable of any Jedi at being "tempted." I think that's an easy enough assumption. Anakin, Luke, Count Dooku.... but not Yoda? I mean sure he's old and powerful, but so is Palpatine.
Write your fan fiction and do whatever you want. Honestly that moment never had me pegged as a "Dark Side moment" but who knew what he was thinking? To my mind the scene with him and Dooku in the hangar in AOTC is a stronger candidate, but who knows, write what you want. Lucas isn't telling you what to do in your story... right?
People have written crazier fan fics out there, so if you can do it, I say do it.
The thing is, so many of us have been trained by the "brain bug" of the video games, to think that certain powers are only usable by "Dark Jedi" (or Sith) and others only by "Lightside" Jedi. Luke chokes two Gammorean guards in Jabba's palace. Did he get tempted by the Dark Side in that moment? The movie leaves it wide open and never tells us (though the books might have said a thing or two, I'm fairly sure the novel says he did indeed choke them, not just "make them fall asleep" or something).
Likewise, Yoda uses lightning in AOTC, according to the movie. People refuse to believe this, insisting that lightning is only a darkside power, which they've learned from the video games and RPG's. Sure, the ROTJ novelisation calls it "evil lightning" (iirc) and something Luke thought was a "corrupt use" of the Force. However remember how many "rules" we thought we knew were overturned in the prequels. Look at what a warrior Yoda was, despite his apparent disdain for the use of violence except in self defense in ESB. Look at how fast the old Jedi move in battle, despite Lucas' previous explanation that Ben and Vader had to fight slowly on the Death Star because they were "old Jedi, and one of them was a cripple... so it was a hard fight."
And Yoda himself isn't infallible or all powerful. Remember the mistakes he made? Remember how he misjudged people, and ran away from combat? He looked a bit angry when he killed those troopers on Kashyyyk too, now that I think of it... and who wouldn't be, there had just been a purge of the Jedi generals, and he was next. Yoda thought nobody could come back from the Dark Side, but Anakin did. He thought Luke facing Vader on Bespin would "destroy all for what they had fought and suffered" (the Rebellion), but that didn't happen either.
The EU writers have long looked for ways to find "loopholes" to get "good" Jedi to use force lightning. So they invent stuff like "electric justice" (or whatever its called) and have people be "tempted" but come back after they've used their power, etc.
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I mean, let's face it, you could write a story in which Obi-Wan Kenobi is a closeted homosexual. As long as it's well written, even if the idea seems silly, why not, right? Unless you start selling it, or Lucas sends you a Cease and Desist Order, all's fair...
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On August 6th, 1974, Philippe Petit, a French high wire artist, hung a wire between the twin towers of the World Trade Center and walked it not once, not twice, but three-and-a-half times. The story of the famous walk was the subject of an Oscar®-winning documentary, Man on Wire.
The Walk tackles the subject somewhat more intimately. Based on Petit's book, To Reach the Clouds, Robert Zemeckis' film approaches the story from Petit's point of view. It is both charming and terrifying (not a movie to see in IMAX if you have a fear of heights – the 3D is… intimidating).
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Im not the Clown, your boy Danny Greens the Clown, i told you all about his BIG SECRET but the same Green nut huggers come on in and defended him, even to the point one of you called Danny up to speak with him about the weight ..
I explained quite well why i thought it was at catchweight and i supplied supporting evidence, i have always stood by this claim. The flop comment i made was hear-say with no supporting evidence, i made one mention of it then droped it,
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In a press release sent to VG247 today, Ubisoft confirmed that while the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Assassin's Creed 4 will be available on November 1 across Europe, the Xbox One, PS4, PC and Wii U builds will be available on November 22. The PC version is due on November 19.
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I agree. I feel totally ripped off by HP. It's the worst product. I purchased an OfficeJet 8500 and I've barely used it over the past year. When I have used it, it's spent most of my ink trying to align itself. Now, it won't print Blue and it spends all of my ink Alligning itself every time it try to print. I will never buy another HP product again. I tried to contact tech support, but they said they would charge me $20 for an answer and they could't guarantee it would work. Hewlett-Packard is a really bad company run by really bad people.
Re: HP SERVICE SUPPORT IS CRAP NEVER BUY HP Products
Totally agree. What has happened to HP? Their products used to be so reliable.
I have the 8500 Allinone A909g which has the known fault with the "ink cartridge error".
Is this why this model is no longer available?
This product is simply "not fit for purpose" and Customer Service(?) have washed their hands of this issue.
I personally believe that their actions are bordering on criminal and would advise any prospective customers to avoid purchasing HP products.
You have been warned!
Re: HP SERVICE SUPPORT IS CRAP NEVER BUY HP Products
I TOTALLY agree. Used to think they were the best but no more. Have had trouble with my F2180 virtually since I got it. Persevered too long, now it seems it's too old to bother with. Asked for advise to get software to make my old 3150 series talk to Vista but no help. Off to buy Canon products, bye HP.
Re: HP SERVICE SUPPORT IS CRAP NEVER BUY HP Products
Totally agree; the support is incompetent
I bought a canon also
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08-29-2012 11:24 PM - last edited on 08-30-2012 09:30 AM by SedonaF
Never buy an HP product. Just last year my sister got desktop. One of those 23 inchone all in one touch screen. Just after six months it packed up. The screen went dark. If you shine a torchlight to it you can still see that it still works but the screen is blank. Before that my brother has two laptop he got for ourc ousin , the screen of on does not work anymore but thel aptops still works if you connect it to a LCD screen. The other one works for a while and just shuts down. I will buy a hp product. My sister is a teacher she is planing on get another laptop. And a couple of her student asked her which laptop does she recommend , she told them which ever you buy never ever buy an hp , be ause it does not last two years. I think the whole company should be shut down. I am putting this article on Faceboo, advisingapoplectic not to buy any of their {Content Removed: Language Filter Evasion} products.
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I'm trying to use a WITH clause in a query but keep getting the message
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
I've tried to create a simple query just as an example here:
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Planet Gore Howlers: Henry Ford invented the gas engine–and that engine couldn't run biofuels
So PG has a typical post attacking Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) for trying to drag the car industry into the 21st Century with fuel economy standards.
The post is notable for a double howler. PG's Henry Payne starts by attacking Reid's history of the auto industry, saying "Reid presumes to lecture automakers on their own history." And then he presumes to claim:
Of course, it's Ford's ingenuity that invented the gas engine, a vastly superior technology to steam and electrics that has given Americans unprecedented freedom. It remains superior today (along with oil-cousin diesel) even against new challengers like biofuel.
Uhh, no. Not even close. ROTFLMAO, as they say. Ford's big contribution was inventing the moving assembly line around 1913, decades after the gas engine was invented. And it would probably stun Payne to learn that
Henry Ford's Model T was the first flexible-fuel vehicle, running on gas, ethanol or both, and the automaker foretold the future when he said fuel could be gotten from fruit, weeds, sawdust, or anything else that could be fermented.
PG just makes stuff up to support their position. They should spend even a few seconds with Google fact-checking before lambasting Reid with mistakes that egregious.
So who did invent the gasoline engine? A lot of folks claim credit, but I'd vote for three people.
1876 – Nikolaus August Otto invented and later patented a successful four-stroke engine, known as the "Otto cycle."
1885 – Gottlieb Daimler invented what is often recognized as the prototype of the modern gas engine – with a vertical cylinder, and with gasoline injected through a carburetor (patented in 1887).
1886 – On January 29, Karl Benz received the first patent (DRP No. 37435) for a gas-fueled car.
As an aside, Ford's moving assembly was a major advance in manufacturing that would have worked as well with a steam or electric car, had those been more practical.
I'm counting these two major pieces of PG disinfotainment as PGDW #33 and 34 , for those keeping track. And while the post is filled with other nonsense, I'll throw in #35 for this absurd rhetoric:
Payne says that "Democrats are spineless," for not endorsing a gas tax, "and prefer to enact backdoor mandates on industry to deflect their political pain." Note to Payne: There's nothing "backdoor" about toughening CAFE standards, and plenty of Senate Republicans voted for the measure last week (in fact, the compromise was offered without a single objection).
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Sirs, the current over dependence on gas-hog engines, is only one of thousands of ways, the good old boys influence, and suppress innovation, and invention. I have a simple idea that I am using to save myself money in my business. This is an idea that could save other related businesses millions of dollars. I have tried to get the attention of these other businesses, to introduce my idea. Thus far, no-one seems interested! Why is this? Now if I perhaps was an emplyee of one these companies, I might be able to get a very nice raise, or bonsus suggesting my idea! Or not! There definitely is a stuck-in-the-mud mentality in big business, and they seem to like it! Why is that? Today if Thomas Edison were living, he probably wouldn't have been able to introduce a third of the inventions he did introduce. Innovation and invention make jobs, and sell new products, and make life easier for people in general. If innovation and invention were used to half their true potential, starvation, and homelessness would be things of the past. Infact, I have always thought the average person could work four or less days per week, and still support his family and himself, and we could have almost full employment doing so. I do not understand a privileged class at the expense of the working people. Just what is gained by a poverty induced economy to make rich a privileged class of people? Sooner or later, there is going to a poor against the rich war, and you can guess who is going to be hung from light poles!
….not to say anything about Henry Ford's wife. She actually preferred an ELECTRIC CAR
so go figure!


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It's only on the 'Our Services' section of the site. It's the same line that encases the navigational menu.
Kind of random. I hope somebody can help. It just showed up out of no where after a bunch of page updates so I couldn't pinpoint when it began to do this.
I will mention that I have edited the page.php file I believe it was...to remove the title of each page, but I added it back in, so this might be a clue.
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Rosh Pinah Primary raise money for Emunah with balloon launch
May 23, 2008
A balloon launch at Rosh Pinah Primary helped mark Israel's Independence Day and raise almost £700 for Emunah. Pupils paid for the balloons and a prize will go the owner of the one found to have travelled the greatest distance. The cash will pay for toys and books for children in Emunah centres in Israel.
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