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Clay Pipe - Dipping And Glazingby Schoenbeck GmbH & Co. KG based in Nienstaedt, GERMANY
Once ceramic clay (sewage) pipes have been dried they are transfered to a dipping and glazing section. This can be carried out fully or in a semi automated manor.
Clay Pipe Sealsby VIP Polymers Ltd based in Huntingdon,, UNITED KINGDOM
VIP-Polymers have developed a range of specially formulated EPDM and NBR (Nitrile) compounds to suit modern clay pipe applications, all of which are manufactured in accordance with EN681-1 and meet or exceed the requirements of EN295-1. Today our clay pipe seals are selected as original equipment by a number of the leading global clay pipe ...
Clay Pipe Jackingby STEINZEUG KERAMO N.V. based in Hasselt, BELGIUM
Whether new construction or rehabilitation – the basic condition for qualified construction of sewage systems is careful planning. Pipe systems made of vitrified clay provide absolutely safe, calculable design parameters. In order to make a reliable planning, the underground conditions (like geology, soil, ground water), the ambient ...
Clay Pipe - Extruder Section-Ceramicby Schoenbeck GmbH & Co. KG based in Nienstaedt, GERMANY
Handling clay pipe in a 'green' status requires a great deal of experience and know-how Green pipes are soft clay pipes freshly extruded and extremely vunerable. We manipulate the pipes after cutting and cleaning of the spigot and socket end. We transfer the pipes from the extruder area to the drier cars for dry prosessing. Traditionally robotic ...
Clay Pipe - Conveyor Transportation Methodsby Schoenbeck GmbH & Co. KG based in Nienstaedt, GERMANY
Pipes can be transfered from section to section by means of sturdy conveyor assemblies. This section shows large diameter pipes being positionsed/ lifted from horizontal to vertical positions for further pipe processing.
Model NoBel - Vitrified Clay Pipeby Can Clay Corporation based in Cannelton, INDIANA (USA)
NoBel vitrified clay pipe is renowned for it's ease of installation, rigidity and long term corrosion resistance. NoBel pipe is especially suited for gravity sanitary sewer installations exceeds the requirements of ASTM C 301, ASTM C 425 and ASTM C 700.
TuffGuard - Vitrified Clay Pipeby Can Clay Corporation based in Cannelton, INDIANA (USA)
TuffGuard is an ingenious addition to the bell of a traditional vitrified clay pipe. The reinforcement provides a cushion from damage, post tensions the ceramic bell material and allows for greater projection of the joint length.
RapidLok - Vitrified Clay Pipeby Can Clay Corporation based in Cannelton, INDIANA (USA)
RapidLok vitrified clay pipe rehabilitation and repair couplings have been developed to speed installation of new lateral connections and repair damaged vcp lines. It's ease of installation results in significant cost savings and reduces disruption time to traffic when in used in streets. RapidLok allows for the owner to reta
Vitrified Clay Pipesby Stephan Schmidt Gruppe based in Dornburg, GERMANY
To help solve problems encountered in the plastic shaping of large products, we developed specific raw material concepts that excel in terms of very high dry bending strength, outstanding plasticity, high transverse crushing strength of the finished products and minimum effort for subsequent treatment.
Vitrified Clay Pipeby Can Clay Corporation based in Cannelton, INDIANA (USA)
Can Clay's rigid vitrified clay pipe is equipped with flexible joints having a high dimensional tolerance and specially compounded polyester resins combined with an elastomeric seal. CanOLok™ vitrified clay pipe conforms to ASTM C 700 for EXTRA STRENGTH. CanOLok™ compression joint's conforms to the ASTM C 425. The results are a ...
Clay Pipe - Kiln Car Loadingby Schoenbeck GmbH & Co. KG based in Nienstaedt, GERMANY
Once the pipes have completed dipping and glazing, they are transfered further and loaded onto Kiln cars which then transfer the pipes onwards to the Kiln oven for firing. various lifting methods will be utilised pending the size OD and weight of the pipes being manufactured.
Clay Pipe - Introducing Pipe Sealing To Socket And Spigotby Schoenbeck GmbH & Co. KG based in Nienstaedt, GERMANY
It is extremely important that stone clay pipes are water-tight sealed in order to prevent and environmental sewage polution. Various pipe seals can be utilised pending the market that is being targeted. A system that we offer is based on the 'K' pipe sealing. This type sealing is a mixture of chemical materials stored inside daily working ...
Clay Pipe - Transportation - Priming Prior To Sealing Socket And Spigotby Schoenbeck GmbH & Co. KG based in Nienstaedt, GERMANY
On completion of the pipe firing application pipes need to be sealed at both spigot and socket ends. Before this to happens they first need to be off- loaded from the kiln cars and transfered onto a conveyor. Depending on the pipe size, this can be carried out via Robot or other handling methods. The conveyor track assembly is fully automated ...
Clay - General Pipe Handling Equipmentby Schoenbeck GmbH & Co. KG based in Nienstaedt, GERMANY
We have numerous handling equipment from fully automatic tools for robot installation or semi-automatic and basic manually operated lifting equipment.
Carbon-Neutral Vitrified Clay Wastewater Pipesby STEINZEUG KERAMO N.V. based in Hasselt, BELGIUM
Climate protection is one of the greatest challenges of our time. To safeguard our future we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption, and make more efficient use of renewable energy sources. Many towns and cities are aware of their share of responsibility for this issue and are leading the way by adopting green public ...
Denlok Jacking Pipesby Naylor Drainage Ltd. based in Cawthorne, UNITED KINGDOM
For a company with its origins in clay drainage pipes and over 100 years of experience in the manufacture of clay drainage pipes and fittings, it is natural that Naylor Drainage Ltd is at the forefront of product development and innovation. With worldwide operational activities, Naylor Drainage is the world's leading international supplier ...
P-Ringby Mücher Dichtungen® GmbH & Co.KG based in Ennepetal, GERMANY
The P-Ring is used to replace the lost spigot joint when a clay pipe is cut.The P-Ring can only be used if the socket to be connected to conforms to jointing system C.An integrated steel ring ensures the correct positioning when joining the cut pipe end into the socket.Before installing the P-Ring, the cut pipe end has to be cleaned and filed to ...
Ü-Ringby Mücher Dichtungen® GmbH & Co.KG based in Ennepetal, GERMANY
The Ü-Ring is used to connect thin walled plain ended pipes (PVCu, Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, as well as EuroTop) to clay pipe sockets with jointing system F (with Lip-Seal).The Ü-Ring complies with the requirements of DIN EN 295-4.
A-Ringby Mücher Dichtungen® GmbH & Co.KG based in Ennepetal, GERMANY
The A-Ring is used to connect cut clay pipes to sockets, made of different pipe materials such as cast iron according to DIN 19522-1 or PVCu according to DIN 19543-3.The A-Ring complies with the requirements of DIN EN 295-4.
UP-Ringby Mücher Dichtungen® GmbH & Co.KG based in Ennepetal, GERMANY
The ÜP-Ring is used to connect thin walled pipes (PVCu, Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, GRP, as well as EuroTop) to clay pipe sockets, with jointing system C.The ÜP-Ring is a moulded ring, which is available from dimension DN 200 – DN 300.The ÜP-Ring complies with the requirements of DIN EN 295-4.
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Donald Gregory
When the Dow Jones Industrial Average goes down, gas goes down. When the Dow goes up, gas goes up. Wouldn't it be better to have a Dow at 5,000 and $1-a-gallon gas?
Donald Gregory
I have noticed no such correlation.
10 cent a gallon gas in Thomson GA,19 cent a gallon in Augusta (and you got glasses, dinnerware, bonuses), 49 cent a pound local T-Bone Steak, 10 cent loaf bread, five cent Cokes, five cent potato chips, prenatal and delivery bill of $75.00, delivery and hospital bill $125.00, and a Dow of $1000, P&G paying a whopping $1.65 an hour.
Preachers were paid, not by six figure contracts with perks, but by a portion of the tithes and offerings. Church music directors and musicians were not paid, but gladly provided their God given talents to the glory of God for free. A time when charity was from one hand to the other. It did not need dozens of middle men with six figure salaries to feed the hungry.
We did not have Medicare, but we had "doctors who cared" about people with health issues. Whether they could pay or not.
Yes, if we are to regress, let's do it all.
and encourage others to do the same. Every time you throw away your Chik-fil-A fork and knife after one use, you contribute to rising oil prices and energy instability.
after closing time. We'll collect all the knives, and sporks. Then we'll come back to my house. I'll wash and you dry.
Are you then going to take them back Chik-fil-A?
Remember to ride your bike when returning them.
Yeah, build the Keystone pipeline. China, India, and Brazil need more oil. With Keystone, the US gets to be the conduit for duty free and tax free dirty oil to flow from Canada to the Gulf to Asia and South America. It may lose a little along the way, but that's for the feds and the states to clean up. All the risk and none of the gain. That's a win-win right?
My, my... someone is bitter this beautiful morning...
were electric cars on the street of my home town of Sumter, SC during WWII. They were big boxy and black, much like most of the cars back then. The point being that the "Green" energy push has been going on for at least seventy years now.
When the world is ready for Green Energy, then it will be public demand and the market that provides it, not politics.

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Is Lambanog the New Grappa?
Producing the Filipino coconut liquor lambanog is a treacherous process with potentially fatal consequencesharvesters (mangagarit) must climb high in the coconut tree to collect the sap, with no attachment to safety wires and moving between trees only by way of a narrow bamboo bridge 30 feet up in the air. They do this for a drink that is not priced at bleed-the-rich Cristal prices or quaffed in verandas overlooking ostentatious, Imelda Marcos-style estates. In the Philippines, lambanog is a drink of the people, and of the poor.
"It is like grappa," says Amy Besa, owner of Cendrillon, a Filipino fusion restaurant in Soho and the first to carry pure lambanog in the city. For centuries, grappa was created and imbibed by Italian peasants from what was left after making winethe pressed stems, pulp, and seeds of grapes. A finely distilled grappa can now fetch as much as $600. Can the same thing happen for lambanog?
Like grappa, lambanog is harvested from the stem of the fruit instead of the fruit itself (the stem is cut before the flower even develops). Once the sap is collected, it is allowed to ferment into a toddy called tuba, which is then distilled. Tastewise, the drink bears little resemblance to grappait's much sweeter, more akin to a potent vodka (lambanog runs 80 to 90 proof). Unlike most of the lambanog drunk in the Philippines, the brand Besa imports is 100% pure. Because of the difficulty in collecting the sap, the local lambanog is often watered down with another cheaper neutral grain, explains Besa. "You can tell the difference."
Cendrillon offers straight shots of lambanog, but the strong alcohol really works best as a base for cocktailsmellowed with a little buko (young coconut juice) over ice, or added to a tropical martini with buko and a passion fruit or mango sorbet. Come summer, Cendrillon will be combining it with fresh-squeezed coconut milk for their own tempting take on Coco Loco.
Personally, we'd like to see it featured on more bar menus in Manhattanif only for a reprieve from the toxic waste-colored sour apple martini and, more recently, drinks featuring the trendy but ultimately underwhelming addition of black tea. Is lambanog the new grappa?
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As a practicing lawyer, I naturally have a professional interest in vague and/or complex legal rules that require lots of expensive legal research, training and experience to understand and explain. But complexity isn't just costly to consumers of legal services, and thus a burden on business as well as on citizen access to the courts. It's also a drag on the economy and on personal liberty, as businesses and ordinary citizens must choose between paying lots of compliance lawyers or steering too wide of increasingly large gray areas. It risks in particular the unfair, arbitrary and sometimes corrupt or discriminatory abuse of the criminal justice system to prosecute things that were hard to foresee as violations of the law. And it demeans democracy, as the actual making of law is done by judges and bureaucrats rather than citizen-elected legislators.
One of the greatest virtues of Justice Scalia in his quarter-century on the Supreme Court (he celebrates 25 years on the High Court in September) has been his structural critique of, and systemic assault on, unnecessary legal complexity. In three opinions this morning, he focused attention on three different aspects of that same problem - one of which was graphically illustrated by yesterday's news regarding the widespread practice of waivers under Obamacare. And last week's news regarding the indictment of John Edwards illustrates how the failure to heed Scalia's wise observations has made a hash of efforts by campaign finance "reformers" to regulate political speech in the United States.
Scalia's Critique
1. Sykes v United States: Vagueness By Judging
In the first case, Sykes v. United States, Scalia dissented from an opinion by Justice Kennedy regarding the Armed Career Criminal Act, which punishes the possession of firearms by felons with three prior "violent felony" convictions. Congress, however, did not set out an exhausive list in the ACCA of what is a "violent felony," and since every state has its own set of felonies, there has been repeated litigation over what is and is not a "violent felony," and the Court has adopted a variety of tests for determining whether a particular state felony counts. Blasting "today's tutti-frutti opinion" for failing to choose among these tests, Scalia tore into the entire process of using repeated Supreme Court cases to define what Congress, in the ACCA, has failed to define:
As the Court's opinion acknowledges, this case is "another in a series,"...More specifically, it is an attempt to clarify, for the fourth time since 2007, what distinguishes "violent felonies" under the residual clause of the [ACCA], from other crimes. We try to include an ACCA residual-clause case in about every second or third volume of the United States Reports.
As was perhaps predictable, instead of producing a clarification of the Delphic residual clause, today's opinion produces a fourth ad hoc judgment that will sow further confusion. Insanity, it has been said, is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results. Four times is enough. We should admit that ACCA's residual provision is a drafting failure and declare it void for vagueness.
My assessment has not been changed by the Court's later decisions in the ACCA "series." Today's opinion, which adds to the "closest analog" test ... the "purposeful, violent, and aggressive" test ... and even the risky-as-the-least-risky test that I had proposed as the exclusive criterion, has not made the statute's application clear and predictable. And all of them together - or even the risky-as-the-least-risky test alone, I am now convinced - never will. The residual-clause series will be endless, and we will be doing ad hoc application of ACCA to the vast variety of state criminal offenses until the cows come home.
That does not violate the Constitution. What does violate the Constitution is approving the enforcement of a sentencing statute that does not "give a person of ordinarily intelligence fair notice" of its reach...and that permits, indeed invites, arbitrary enforcement. The Court's ever-evolving interpretation of the residual clause will keep defendants and judges guessing for years to come. The reality is that the phrase "otherwise involves conduct that presents a serious potential risk of physical injury to another" does not clearly define the crimes that will subject defendants to the greatly increased ACCA penalties. It is not the job of this Court to impose a clarity which the text itself does not honestly contain. And even if that were our job, the further reality is that we have by now demonstrated our inability to accomplish the task.
Scalia found especially unhelpful the Court's technocratic analysis through crime statistics of what felonies tend to be associated with violence (a chronic problem with using the ever-changing body of social science research to determine the meaning of a statute or Constitutional term that was adopted at a fixed point in time):
[T]he more fundamental problem with the Court's use of statistics is that, far from eliminating the vagueness of the residual clause, it increases the vagueness. Vagueness, of course, must be measured ex ante - before the Court gives definitive meaning to a statutory provision, not after. Nothing is vague once the Court decrees precisely what it means. And is it seriously to be expected that the average citizen would be familiar with the sundry statistical studies showing (if they are to be believed) that this-or-that crime is more likely to lead to physical injury than what sundry statistical studies (if they are to be believed) show to be the case for burglary, arson, extortion, or use of explosives? To ask the question is to answer is to answer it.
Finally, Scalia homes in on the real culprit: an overly-meddlesome Congress:
We face a Congress that puts forth an ever-increasing volume of laws in general, and of criminal laws in particular. It should be no surprise that as the volume increases, so do the number of imprecise laws. And no surprise that our indulgence of imprecisions that violate the Constitution encourages imprecisions that violate the Constitution. Fuzzy, leave-the-details-to-be-sorted-out-by-the-courts legislation is attractive to the Congressman who wants credit for addressing a national problem but does not have the time (or perhaps the votes) to grapple with the nittygritty. In the field of criminal law, at least, it is time to call a halt. I do not think it would be a radical step - indeed, I think it would be highly responsible - to limit ACCA to the named violent crimes. Congress can quickly add what it wishes. Because the majority prefers to let vagueness reign, I respectfully dissent.
2. DePierre v. United States: Lawmaking By Legislative History
One of Justice Scalia's best-known crusades, at least among lawyers, is against the use of legislative history to determine the meaning of statutes. Now, there are good reasons at times to look at the historical record at the time a statute or Constitutional provision was enacted to get a general sense of how terms were understood at the time and what problem a particular enactment was targeted at, but Scalia's point is twofold: (1) when Congress speaks clearly, its work should not be undone by what was said at some point by some participant in the legislative debate and (2) legislative history is rarely a trustworthy guide to what the majority who voted for a bill intended - it can easily capture just the thinking of some staffers. And of course, if you have to research legislative history every time lawyers argue over a statute, that makes litigation more expensive, and the law harder to understand for non-lawyers who don't keep volumes of USCCAN on their bookshelves.
In a characteristically acid-tipped concurrence to an opinion by Justice Sotomayor holding that "cocaine base," for sentencing purposes, includes all forms of cocaine base and not just crack, Justice Scalia unloaded on the Court for taking the time to include a discussion of legislative history in its analysis:
Everything in-between could and should have been omitted. Even if Dr. Byck had not lectured an undetermined number of likely somnolent Congressmen on "the damaging effects of cocaine smoking on people in Peru," ... we would still hold that the words "cocaine base" mean cocaine base. And here, as always, the needless detour into legislative history is not harmless. It conveys the mistaken impression that legislative history could modify the text of a criminal statute as clear as this. In fact, however, even a hypothetical House Report expressing the Committee's misunderstanding (or perhaps just the Committee staff's misunderstanding, who knows?) that "cocaine base means crack cocaine" could not have changed the outcome of today's opinion.
3. Talk America, Inc. v. Michigan Bell Telephone Co.: Lawmaking By Bureaucratic Fiat
In the third of today's trilogy, Justice Scalia filed a concurrence to an opinion by Justice Thomas regarding the meaning of some FCC regulations. There are longstanding rules (subject to some exceptions not relevant here) under which courts defer to administrative agencies in determining the meaning of the statute the agency is charged with enforcing. Justice Scalia wrote separately to explain why he was rethinking one corollary to that rule, extending deference to an agency's interpretation of its own regulations:
On the surface, it seems to be a natural corollary - indeed, an a fortiori application - of the rule that we will defer to an agency's interpretation of the
statute it is charged with implementing ... But it is not. When Congress enacts an imprecise statute that it commits to the implementation of an executive agency, it has no control over that implementation (except, of course, through further, more precise, legislation). The legislative and executive functions are not combined. But when an agency promulgates an imprecise rule, it leaves to itself the implementation of that rule, and thus the initial determination of the rule's meaning. And though the adoption of a rule is an exercise of the executive rather than the legislative power, a properly adopted rule has fully the effect of law. It seems contrary to fundamental principles of separation of powers to permit the person who promulgates a law to interpret it as well. "When the legislative and executive powers are united in the same person, or in the same body of magistrates, there can be no liberty; because apprehensions may arise, lest the same monarch or senate should enact tyrannical laws, to execute them in a tyrannical manner." Montesquieu, Spirit of the Laws ...
Deferring to an agency's interpretation of a statute does not encourage Congress, out of a desire to expand its power, to enact vague statutes; the vagueness effectively cedes power to the Executive. By contrast, deferring to an agency's interpretation of its own rule encourages the agency to enact vague rules which give it the power, in future adjudications, to do what it pleases. This frustrates the notice and predictability purposes of rulemaking, and promotes arbitrary government. The seeming inappropriateness of [such] deference is especially evident in cases such as these, involving an agency that has repeatedly been rebuked in its attempts to expand the statute beyond its text, and has repeatedly sought new means to the same ends.
Obamacare Waivers and Bureaucratic Lawmaking
The issue of combining the executive and judicial functions was a great source of controversy during the Bush years, as many liberals reacted with loud horror at the Bush Administration's use of "signing statements" - a longstanding practice used by all prior Administrations - to announce where it would not comply with laws it deemed unconstitutional. Yet the problem has mushroomed under the Obama Administration, with nary a peep from the same critics - not only has Obama continued the use of signing statements, he has also refused to defend the constitutionality of duly-enacted laws. And of course, the excessive reliance on bureaucracies to make, enforce and construe the law has expanded apace under this Administration together with its push for more regulations, more "czars," and more government meddling in business.
The latest example of this is the news that Obamacare - the bill you famously had to pass to find out what was in it - doesn't expressly authorize the Department of Health and Human Services to grant waivers from the statute's requirements:
[T]he Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) never had the authority to issue waivers from Obamacare's annual limit requirements.
Language granting HHS that power was never in the original law. Instead, through new rules and regulations, HHS gave itself the power last summer using a broad interpretation of certain parts of the law.
The annual limit requirement waivers exempt recipients for one year from having to increase the amount of health care coverage they provide their workers. Each year between now and 2014, the minimum annual limit rises to a new, higher amount. Though the waivers are only for one year, recipients can reapply and be re-approved every year through 2014.
This is a far larger issue than signing statements, given the massive reach of the statute into American domestic life, and the waiver process is a graphic real-world illustration of Justice Scalia's concern about arbitrary enforcement when laws are not clear on their face, accountable to Congress and applied uniformly across the population:
In what's become a bit of a pattern for the Obama administration, there's at least an appearance of political favoritism in favor of those who lobbied for HHS to grant itself waiver power. Many of the administration's nearly 1,400 waivers, including the waivers that went to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's San Francisco district in April, went to companies and entities that lobbied their support behind HHS's drive to grant itself that power.
United States v Johnny Edwards
For another such graphic illustration, look no further than John Edwards, a two-time presidential candidate who 59 million Americans voted to make Vice President in 2004, and who now stands under indictment for taking money from contributors to cover up an affair and illegitimate child. I have no sympathy whatsoever for Edwards, but after the initial rush of schadenfreude wore off, the fact remains that his criminal prosecution, too, raises some troubling questions about the complexity of the law. Much of the original debate about the legal investigation of Edwards was about whether he could be charged with misusing campaign contributions to pay off his mistress, on the theory that this is not a valid campaign purpose. But instead, Edwards was charged under precisely the opposite theory: that taking money from big backers to pay off his mistress, without reporting them as campaign contributions, violated FEC rules because paying her off was for the purpose of advancing his campaign. Edwards was damned if he did and damned if he didn't.
This is, if you recall, not the first time a major figure on the national political scene has faced a campaign finance investigation or prosecution under rules that are far from clear, ranging from the IRS investigation of then-Speaker Newt Gingrich to the investigation of then-Vice President Al Gore to the conviction of former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay. In each case, there was much controversy over the complexity of the rules involved and the lack of precedents for the charges being levelled - witness Gore's famous lament, under a provision of the Pendleton Act that hadn't been enforced since 1883, that there was "no controlling legal authority." You may find these protestations unconvincing as to those politicians you disagree with, but one of the basic principles of clarity in the law is that you shouldn't pass criminal statutes if you wouldn't be prepared to see them used against someone you like. Ad hoc-racy is not democracy in the world of campaign finance any more than it is under the ACCA.
Maybe we need to listen more to Justice Scalia and that old military maxim, KISS: Keep It Simple, Stupid.


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|March 6, 2014 03:02 AM EST
New Edge Filer Delivers 60% More Capacity, 40% More Performance
PITTSBURGH - March 5, 2014 - Avere Systems, a leading provider of enterprise storage for cloud enabled data centers, today announced the release of their FXT 4800 Edge Filer, the newest solution to Avere's FXT Series. Key features of the FXT 4800 include: higher density SSDs to bring the total capacity for the FXT 4800 up to 4.8TB and faster hex-core CPUs to increase performance.
"The new FXT 4800 Edge Filer is the next logical extension of our Avere 4000 series," said Jeff Tabor, senior director of product marketing at Avere. "Faster CPU enables our customers to reach higher performance levels, and as always, our Edge-Core approach optimizes response time to users and enables centralizing storage for cost savings and simplified management."
Other specifications of the FXT 4800 include: 144GB DRAM, 2GB NVRAM, Flash SSD capacity of 4.8TB, and dual 10GE ports. In a 50-node cluster, the FXT 4800 provides a high performance and high capacity tier for as many as 50 NAS and object-based Core filers with a total of 7.2TB DRAM, 240TB SSD, more than 110GB/sec throughput, and more than 3.6 million ops/sec performance.
Avere FXT Edge filers are the first-ever solution to bring the benefits of performance tiering and scale-out clustering to any NAS environment including the flexibility to store files in the public cloud, including Amazon S3 and Glacier, or private cloud. The FXT Series provides NAS optimization by enabling customers to achieve unlimited performance scaling for their applications, global access to their data independent of where the storage is located, and dramatic cost savings in both capital and operating expenses.
Availability and Pricing
Available now, the new Avere FXT 4800 starts at $159,500 USD.
About Avere Systems
Avere is radically changing the economics of data storage. Avere's solutions give companies - for the first time - the ability to put an end to the rising cost and complexity of data storage by allowing customers the freedom to store files anywhere in the cloud or on premises without sacrificing the performance, availability or security of their data. Based in Pittsburgh, Avere is led by veterans and thought leaders in the data storage industry and is backed by investors Lightspeed Venture Partners, Menlo Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners and Tenaya Capital. For more information, visit www.averesystems.com.
Avere Cloud NAS is Storage Reinvented.
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Denver (4-0) vs. Kansas City (4-0) also features the highest-scoring team in the NFL against point-producer No. 4; a kick returner on a historic hot streak; and a new Broncos quarterback whose stats could bring John Elway to mind.
It's also the renewal of a long and spirited rivalry going back to 1960, one that's taken the last two games at Arrowhead Stadium into overtime.
Running the ball for Kansas City will be Priest Holmes, last year's NFL Offensive Player of the Year. Running for Denver, provided a chest bruise has healed, will be the 2002 Offensive Rookie of the Year, Clinton Portis.
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A game like this pumps extra adrenaline into players and coaches.
"I've been here for several years now, and this is undoubtedly the biggest game I've played in," Chiefs defensive end Eric Hicks said.
Kansas City's defense, greatly improved from the unit that finished last in the league a year ago, will be facing a quarterback who is yet to lose in a Denver uniform. Jake Plummer, after a miserable day against Cincinnati in the opener, has thrown seven touchdown passes and zero interceptions the last three games.
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His completion percentages have been .692, .667 and .735, the best three-game stretch for a Denver passer since Elway in the final game of 1993 and the first two of '94.
"I love big games," Plummer said.
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The Erie SeaWolves arrived back at Jerry Uht Park Wednesday night around 9:30 p.m.
It was the end of an emotional, but successful road trip over the past week.
"It was a good road trip," Erie manager Chris Cron said. "We probably played better than our record indicates. We were in games and if we make a defensive play here and there we could have maybe won one or two more games. We have to be consistent in all aspects of the game which is a learning curve for this level and all levels for that matter."
Erie finished 3-3, including its first series win of the season in Bowie, while dealing with the emotions of the bombings in Boston, celebrating Jackie Robinson Day and being away from Jerry Uht Park for the first time this season.
Add in starting pitcher Derek Hankins being away from the team as his baby girl was born over the weekend and the team finding out about the explosion in Texas when they arrived home to cap an an-and-down trip.
"We have all been touched by the events, especially in Boston," Cron said. "It was on the television in the clubhouse instead of the usual baseball game. We watched the coverage of the Boston bombings and we arrive home (Wednesday) and find out about the incident in Texas.
"The celebration of Jackie Robinson on Monday is a big deal in a positive way but there's not way to turn off the emotions with everything that happened this week. All three major events affect us and I think we were able to deal with them."
After losing two-of-three in Reading, Erie swung the bats well in Bowie. The SeaWolves finished 40-of-118 (.339) and scored 21 runs. Erie's success came through clutch hitting, something the SeaWolves had been searching for in the first part of the season.
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1991 Chrysler Imperial Sedan 4dr Sedan
Purchased said Chrysler Imperial in 1990 and have owned it ever since. I now have 137,500 miles on vehicle and have had no problems maintenance wise except for usual expected replacement parts, oil changes, tires,etc. I plan on keeping this car for at least another 20 years or so. You can take that to the bank!
Comfort, low noise, excellent gas mileage, and all around fantastic car.
Can't think of any
This was a very reliable car. I didn't
have any problems at all. I didn't fix
anything on it. Was a little slow out
the box, but the car was 13-14 years
old. Performed as well as a caddy on
the interstate. I easily passed much
newer cars. I couldn't tell I was
going so fast. This was a very smooth
car. Interior was near new condition.
Car was white (no rust) with burgundy
interior (unbelievable condition).
Transmission was a little rough.
Interior, vinyl top, the grill and
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trunk. Very smooth on the highway.
Very reliable. Previous owners did a
good job. Good paint.
No middle console to prevent things
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floor in the back. Had to pay special
attention to white walls. Not that big
a deal though.
We live in a small town and the car has
worked just fine for us for these past
few years. it handles very well on the
road and is an easy start in winter. We
have always kept the car in the garage
since our ownership. The tires are very
good. Transmission was replaced 3 years
ago. No major problems with the car. We
change the oil often.
The car looks good for its age. The
style is classic and people still give
us compliments on it. Radio works good
I can't think of any at present.
Handsome, very comfortable, roomy car,
but considering my low mileage and the
high-end price, seriously unreliable.
Since I have owned it, the ABS,
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wires (computer) and air compressor
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Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., a Los Angeles metals-service conglomerate, has acquired New Berlin's McKey Perforating Co.
A multibillion-dollar metals-service conglomerate has acquired New Berlin's McKey Perforating Co.
Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co. said Wednesday it has purchased McKey for an undisclosed price.
McKey generated about $18 million in sales last year.
The New Berlin company, which punches holes in metal for such products as laundry drums, mine screens and store fixtures, has been in the McKey family for nearly 60 years.
Douglas E. McKey bought the firm, which dates to the mid-19th century, in 1953. His daughter, Jean, took over after his death in 1983.
Jean McKey will remain president and said the New Berlin operation, which employs about 75 people, will continue as before.
"This was for me a strategic move in terms of what was the best thing for the future of the company," McKey said. "We wanted a partner that would help us to grow . . . and Reliance we believe is going to do that."
McKey Perforating operates a 75,000-square-foot plant in New Berlin and a 40,000-square-foot, 12-employee factory in Manchester, Tenn., about midway between Nashville and Chattanooga. The company's main markets include the automotive and agricultural equipment industries.
Reliance typically continues to operate businesses it buys and retains their names. The Los Angeles-based company, whose subsidiaries bend, saw, weld and shear metal at more than 200 locations across the country and abroad, has acquired more than 45 firms since going public in 1994.
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Whos ur favorite Character?
Open thread for opinions
Who did u like best?
Jansen Has a sense of humor
Jansen is also my favorite for the same reason :nana
Yup Yup Jansen for the win!!
Definitely Jansen. Even though he had woman hair. :)
I like Sed, his rifle attacks are pretty wicked and has some pretty useful skills!
It's obvious that Jansen wins this poll.
its all about mack. he was the most gangsta prepubescent male party member to date in an rpg.
Sed, because of the first time he sees his momma.
Jansen is great comic relief though, all the way to the end of the game.
Jansen definately.
he starts off as such a character to hate, but then grows to be the most like-able person in the whole game. that scene towards the end of the game with him and Ming was very emotional :(
(sucks so much that i can't exactly describe which scene cause i beat it a while ago and forgot. but you all know which one i'm talking about)
Jensen is funny!
I like Seth and Jensen. The scene with the prosititues at the start with him is classic :D
Jensen is a funny guy
I like Seth, cause she is bad ass. \m/
Jensen always makes me laugh.
Ming because she has a big sense of tits :)))))
Jansen ftw !
I like Sed most because of his useful skills and the fact he's like 60 and still saying Momma
Idk, I thought Jansen wasn't really funny... some sort of comic relief... I still understand why people like him. Although I don't think he's funny, he's still a well-developped character.
I still like Sed better though :)
Jansen's one of the best characters in any game I've played.
Jansen. Very funny, brilliant development, a great mage, as well as excellent voice acting. If you go anywhere and hold a Lost Odyssey character poll, it's almost guaranteed Jansen will win, because of these reasons.
Kaim is my favourite character though I like all of them(except Tolten i don't hate him or anything I just don't like him that much though he's worth having in the game for when Sed takes the mick out of him :P)
I just think he's a really deep character and it's very interesting to explore his past. I tend to like that sort of charcater though, a charcater that has journeyed alone with a dark past some reason that archetype hits my buttons. I aslo like Seth a lot cos she's spunky and freedom loving and Jansen cos he's hilarious at times you find yourself laughing at the most inoppotune moments with him. Also the interaction between those two is pretty well done. Cooke and Mack, despite being kids are enderaring rather than annoying which is pretty great as kids have a habit of getting on my nerves.
Probably split between Jansen and Kaim
Jansen, great comic relief character for the game.
Though what I really DON'T like is when people misspell and mispronounce it as Jensen.... it's JANSEN >_> And yeah, Soul Of Tira has the right idea... this game has a great cast of characters.
Kaim argonar all the way he is a bad @$$
Seth. Seth. Seth, oh, and more Seth.
She's funny, badass, all around awesome.
And Jansen, as annoying as he may be, was absolutely hilarious.
Sed or Jansen, har to decide. I think this is one of the games that doesn't have several characters that piss me off xD
Jansen is one of the funniest in any RPG ever. But I have to go with Kaim, cause he's just pure awesome in a can.
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The ghoulish makeup, freaky costumes and grandiose theatricality that made Marilyn Manson such an edgy novelty in the '90s, are, in 2013, mere obligations. At least that's how they came across Friday night at a near-capacity Eagles Ballroom for the first night of Manson's 2013 U.S. tour.
There was one single visual display in Manson's show that was dramatically inspired - the sight of the shock rocker standing at a microphone under a spotlight, as what looked like snow gently landed atop a black, wide-brim hat as he performed "Coma White." But beyond that, the visual signatures were unimaginative, and often cheap. Manson looked unintentionally silly dressed like an archbishop, blasting what looked like a fire extinguisher into the crowd, during "The Love Song." A later outfit was even goofier - a Goth variation of the cop get-up from the Village People - worn without irony during the crowd-pleasing climax "The Beautiful People." »Read Full Article(4)
Theatre Unchained fails to recapture magic of 'Fawlty Towers'
After two series involving 12 priceless episodes of "Fawlty Towers" — one of the great sitcoms of all time — authors John Cleese and Connie Booth called it quits, partly because they were concerned a third series could bring a falloff in quality.
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The Art School Classes
Classes and workshops at the Center are presented in a non-competitive, social and supportive environment. All members of the community are invited to explore creativity, to develop a craft, and to create a new artistic skillset. Classes at The Art School are taught by a core faculty of professional working artists. We offer classes in visual art, music, dance, theatre, and writing for people of all ages and abilities.
For more information about The Art School and our core faculty, please visit our teacher bios page.
Applications now being accepted for our 2nd Annual Artist-in-Residence program beginning June 1, 2017!
Open Life Drawing/Painting
with Jackie Reeves
ongoing - Tuesdays, 6:45 PM in the Art Studio
These sessions provide an opportunity to work in a studio environment from a live model in the artists preferred medium. Artist Jackie Reeves will structure and time the model as well as be available for some basic instruction and coaching (optional for those who would like it). The sessions begin with about 25 minutes of warm up gesture poses and increase in time toward longer studies. Easels are provided and supplies for warm up gestures are available (charcoal and newsprint). Bring your own materials for longer poses.
Cape Cod Drum Circle
with Sam Holmstock of Entrain
1st Sunday of each month
Cape Cod Drum Circle
A Drum Circle is a group of people, from just a few to say 50, sitting in a circle experiencing the spontaneous creation of music on a variety of drums and World percussion. It evokes the universal rhythm inside of us all. Anyone can participate. No experience necessary.
Drumming through Trauma
with Sam Holmstock of Entrain
Ongoing: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 5:30pm
Cotuit Center for the Arts is offering Drumming through Trauma, designed for veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It is also open to anyone struggling with trauma of any kind: brain injury, stroke, dementia, and PTSD.
Drumming through Trauma is comprised of weekly 60-minute classes using Conga drums and hand instruments. The classes focuses on drumming as a group, and each week begins with a warm up and ends with open jamming, also known as a drum circle.
What's Your Story, Morning Glory? A Writing Gym for Women-September 2016
with Christine Ernst
Begins September 10
Have you always wanted to write but worry that your story's not that interesting? Do you own a collection of blank journals that you never write in because your story's not important enough? What are you waiting for? Join our class and discover a world of story in your day to day. Each class is structured around simple and fun writing exercises, experience mining, exploration of the personal narrative, and optional weekly take-home assignments. No judgment, no critique, just lots of writing -- also sharing through reading aloud, if you choose.
Rising Stars Youth Show Choir, Fall 2016
with Norma Atwood
Begins September 19
Ages 8-16 (flexible)
In this class, students will rehearse how to sing, dance and act as part of a performance choir. Students will rehearse once a week for eight weeks. Rehearsals will emphasize vocal technique, stage presence, choreography, and musical harmony. Students will perform for live audiences at CCftA during the holiday season. There will be opportunities for solos, duets, group numbers and individual acts.
Expressive Pastels, September 2016
with Ed Chesnovitch
Begins September 12- Drop-Ins Welcome!
Turn on the light! Fire up your imagination and explore the expressive side of pastel painting. This soft pastel class will focus on creating strong simplified starts using big shapes of beautiful color. We will experiment and explore various under-painting techniques using pastel, mark making, and significant color choices to push a painting further. Students will develop their own style while learning about composition, value, and technique. Discussion, mini-demos, exercises, critiques, individual coaching and more painting! Go beyond your comfort zone, create a more dynamic sense of atmosphere and have confidence with pastel.
Arts and Movement Lunch Bunch
with Miss Lori
Begins September 13- Drop-Ins Welcome!
A first introduction to the arts and movement where students will dance to music, make arts and crafts, take nature walks, do drama and much more. Class begins with lunch, and each class will be different. For ages preschool-elementary. Homeschoolers welcome! Children should bring a peanut-free lunch and a water bottle.
Irish Set and Ceili Dance Class
with Sean Murphy
Adults and Teens
Begins September 14
This course will introduce students to some easy and popular Irish Set and Ceili dances. Each week, students will learn basic steps and figures for dances. Dances that will be taught can be found on YouTube and other web sites should you choose to practice between classes. This class is open to beginners and dancers of all genres and ability levels. Contra and ballroom dancers welcome. Couples and singles welcome. No previous experience necessary.
My Dance Class, September 2016
with Michele Colley
Begins September 14- Drop-Ins Welcome!
This six-session cardio-dance class is for every level of dancer and exercise enthusiast. Students will learn original choreography combining Hip-hop, Funk, Broadway, Jazz, Latin, Modern, and whatever style fits the music. We will address the five components of fitness: cardiovascular, flexibility, muscular strength, muscular endurance, and body fat, in a fun and funky way. It is a non-stop, 60 minute workout that will melt away fat while boosting your dance skills. My Dance Class gives dancers of all ages the ability to attain their fitness goals.
Beginning Adult Tap, September 2016
with Susan Friedman
Begins September 15
Cape Cod master teacher Susan Mendoza Friedman will introduce basic tap technique with her usual energy and creative style. For those who have no previous tap experience but who want to become the next Ginger Rogers or Fred Astaire! Great music…great exercise…great fun! You are guaranteed to leave the class with a smile.
Portrait Sculpture
with Neil Grant
Begins September 15
This class is for beginner and intermediate sculptors. Learn how to create realistic and beautiful portrait sculptures in clay. Initially you'll learn the 'golden rules' for making a clay face look like a real face before moving on to tackle a live model. Classes will include demonstrations of each stage of creating a portrait, with emphasis on the overall facial structure as well as a focus on individual features. You'll also learn how to hollow your piece for firing as well as finish it for display. While leaving room for artistic expression, the goal of this course is to teach a simple, systematic approach to producing ceramic portraits that's also fun.
Intermediate Adult Tap, September 2016
with Susan Friedman
Begins September 15
Cape Cod master teacher Susan Mendoza Friedman brings her tap energy and creative style to every class. This is a continuation of the Beginner Tap class or for those who are familiar with the basic knowledge of tap terminology. More advanced technique will be introduced building on the curriculum from Beginner Tap. By the end of the session, students will complete a full length choreographed tap dance and may have performance opportunities. A fabulously fun class and a great cardio workout…not to mention the sing-along possibilities with music we all love!
CCftA All Beatles Ukulele Concert Prep Class: Beginners
with Steve Gregory
Begins September 17
for Adults and Teens
In this class, students will rehearse and prepare for a performance here at Cotuit Center for the Arts on October 16th at the 2016 Ukulele Festival. Classes will cover finger picking, single note melody playing, advanced and novelty strumming patterns, tablature, jazz chords and other fun approaches to the instrument.
CCftA All Beatles Ukulele Concert Prep Class: Intermediate
CCftA All Beatles Ukulele Concert Prep Class: For Intermediate Levels with Steve Gregory
Adults and Teens
In this class, students will rehearse and prepare for a performance here at Cotuit Center for the Arts on October 16th at the 2016 Ukulele Festival. Classes will cover finger picking, single note melody playing, advanced and novelty strumming patterns, tablature, jazz chords and other fun approaches to the instrument.
Introduction to Guitar, September 2016
with Aaron Mayo
Begins September 12
Adults & Teens
In this 6-session introductory guitar class, you will learn the basics of playing guitar. Students will learn the chords and be able to play hundreds of songs! Don't forget your guitar!
Fall Watercolor Painting, September 2016
with Rosalie McCarthy
Begins September 21
Contrary to popular belief, watercolor is very forgiving. It has a fluidity and transparency unlike any other medium. Prior to beginning a beautiful painting, you'll be guided in sketching the subject (no prior drawing experience necessary). You'll learn glazing, brush loading, color mixing, paint lifting and control techniques as you gradually developing your painting allowing for adjustments along the way.
There will be ongoing individual guidance, instruction and demonstrations in a supportive, non-intimidating and fun atmosphere. Various papers, brushes and equipment will be discussed together with helpful handouts to assist you on your painting journey. Beginners to advanced skill levels welcome.
Fall Acrylic Painting, September 2016
with Rosalie McCarthy
Begins September 23
This class will guide you with individual attention in completing a beautiful fall scene in glorious colors. They'll be ongoing instruction and demonstrations which will demystify the painting process. Beginning with a simple sketch, continuous light layers of paint are applied, allowing for adjustments along the way as your painting slowly emerges. Final details will create energy and life to your painting. An overview of supplies, techniques, brush loading and application along with helpful handouts will guide you on your painting journey.
Music Appreciation: The Symphony
with David Cohen
Begins October 5
This class will enrich your understanding of the Music of Orchestral Masters from Mozart, to Mahler, to modern day composers. On this magical journey through Orchestral Masterpieces we'll explore: the language of music and its unique ability to communicate emotional, historical, spiritual and intellectual ideas; the evolution of Symphonic form and hear examples from orchestral repertoire; and, the works of the greatest masters and innovators of orchestration that forever-changed the musical landscape. Lastly, students will examine and discuss the roles of conductors and hear how they influence their orchestras' performances.
Ukulele for Beginners, October 2016
with Steve Gregory
Begins October 22
Adults and Teens
Everyone is musical. Explore the music in you with the Ukulele! The Ukulele has enjoyed a come back in recent years with popular artists such as Train, IZ, and Jake Shimabukuro leading the charge. Students will learn basic chords and strumming patterns to classic songs. Singing along is encouraged but not required. Once you've learned a few basic techniques, you'll be on your way to playing pretty much any song you'd like to. Performance opportunities are available as well! Please bring your own ukulele. 8 sessions.
Intermediate Ukulele, October 2016
with Steve Gregory
Begins October 22
Intermediate Ukulele covers finger picking, single note melody playing, advanced and novelty strumming patterns, tablature, jazz chords and other fun approaches to the instrument. Arrangements are new and fresh for each new session. We'll be covering songs by artists such as The Beatles, Van Morrison, as well as Motown classics and tunes from the Great American Songbook. Join us for some playing and singing. Performance opportunities are available as well! 8 sessions.
Drawing People-Parts to Whole, November 2016
with Jackie Reeves
Begins October 27
Each week, we will focus on different parts of the human form; hands, feet and portrait. Beginning with drawing from handouts and plaster casts, we will develop skills in seeing shapes, perspective, proportion and creating volume with shading. There will be a live model for the last two sessions with instruction on the use of drawing tools and strategies for drawing from life in a loose and flowing manner. Beginners are welcome as well as seasoned drawers who can take advantage of focused drawing time.
Saturday Yoga - Riding the Waves Within NO CLASS SEPTEMBER 10
with Michele Colley
year-round, ongoing Saturdays 8:00am-9:30am (Class Cancelled September 10)
This class is yoga instruction designed to the individual needs of the students. The practice centers on watching the postures from with in, to deepen the practitioners understanding of the work and their body. Michele is a certified Massage Therapist who has been practicing and teaching yoga for over 30 years. She brings a deep knowledge of traditional yoga and the human body to her classes, Her instruction focuses on the individual needs of her students and their bodies providing each with challenging and rewarding work. She will often incorporate her training in dance, Pilates and Feldenkrais into the instruction.
SUNday Morning Yoga
with Virginia Ryan
ongoing, Sunday mornings 8:30-9:45 am
SUNday morning Yoga – This pure and simple 75-minute Hatha-based yoga class is for all levels.
We will move to the rhythm of our breath, creating inner space to promote health, healing, strength and confidence. The class will begin with deep stretching then move into a gently-paced Vinyassa flow centered around sun salutations.