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La vista era increíble desde el edificio de surf Las escaleras y ascensor estaban muy sucios. Las habitaciones necesitan una puesta al día. Las habitaciones no se limpian adecuadamente.
Sales por la puerta y estás en la playa y piscina Puerta rota, olor muy malo en la habitación
Las piscinas y la cercanía a una playa bonita. Edificios antiguos no reformados, algunas zonas en mal estado. No hay suficiente señalización. No hay seguridad, personas fumando donde no deben.
La habitación estaba anticuada y nada como las fotos
Vistas del océano bonitas. Justo en la playa. Me encantó el stand tropical. A los niños les encantó el mini golf. Las piscinas no las limpian lo suficiente. En construcción. Nos cambiaron la nevera de tamaño compacto por una muy pequeña.
La cama era muy cómoda y la ducha caliente. Hermosa vista. El parking, me pintaron el coche co referencias despectivas a mi sexualidad. No hay desayuno, no hay bañera de hidromasaje. Aún así 200 dolares
Era una habitación limpia y bonita El personal era horrible.
Me gustó que tiene su propio muelle. Y está justo en la playa. La habitación era bonita. Aspecto exterior del hotel no es muy agradable. Olor en los ascensores y la escalera. Las piscinas no son nada especial. Aparcamiento muy limitado
Ubicación, vistas al mar desde la habitación, la limpieza de la habitación. ¡volveremos! En obras y muchas colillas en toda la zona de la playa.
Nada Pagamos por una habitación que no fue la que me dieron
Excelente habitación y justo en la playa.
El hotel está justo en el océano. Nos encantó nuestra habitación con vistas a la costa y el balcón. La habitación también fue renovado y estaba limpia. El muelle fue estupendo para contemplar las puestas de sol. El inodoro estaba goteando y era difícil llegar al lavabo. La ducha era difícil de encender.
La habitación estaba limpia, la cama era cómoda. Muy bonitas vistas desde el balcón, los jardines estaban muy bien cuidados. Me hubiese gustado tenía una bañera de hidromasaje.
Habitaciones agradables y limpias, las camas eran muy cómodas. Fácil acceso al aparcamiento. Hermosas vistas. Sin duda volveremos. No hay bañeras de hidromasaje. Un montón de obras.
Gran ubicación. Múltiples piscinas eran un plus! Todo el personal fue muy servicial y amable. El aparcamiento era una especie de desastre. Y todo un montón de múltiples muy apretadas.
La habitación grande con cocina y nevera. La habitación era preciosa. Me sentí muy tranquilo. Una cosa muy importante para mí es la seguridad. Piso muy frío en el cuarto de baño.
Frente al mar, limpio Entrada a las 15:00
Clean, Beautiful Decor, Beach Access King bed was uncomfortable
It was very cozy and relaxing. personnel was extremely helpful. the hotel was very quiet. the parking was across the street.
I liked the comfortable beds most of all and the quality of the furniture. We stayed on the 14th florr and the view was great. I did not like the front desk staff that showed lack of helpfulness.
I enjoyed the location, the multiple pools and jacuzzies, the ocean view from the balcony, the comfort and cleanliness of the suite.
room was excellent staff vey friendly. information advising on hotel amenities would have been useful - we only discovered indoor pool at checkout!
The couch in the room was unconformable because it was a fold away bed, needs to be replaced with a real couch.. The bed room shouldn't have a window that looks into the hall way out side of the room.
Room was excellent with ocean/beach view. Very nice set up and everything went fine without an issue. Very slow season, so this was not a problem for me, but in the summer the parking is across the street behind a restaurant in a parking garage. This could be a frustration.
Room comfort, decor, and cleanliness. Location, particularly being on the beach. View of beach from room and balcony. Indoor and outdoor pool area. No baby change table near pool. Walking to parking garage was inconvenient especially with a baby and walking as a female alone.
the room was very nice and clean. very quiet. however not a comfortable chair in the room. parking policy and location are atrocious. the first 3 floors of the deck were nreserved for valet parking($8 dollars) and they were all but empty.received a warnig of possible towing if i parked on the first level again. deck was two blocks over.a long walk in rain or (yes) snow.
I liked the staff the amenities and comfort that was offered by the hotel The only thing I didn't like from the hotel was the check in process and the parking. This process wasn't bad by no means it just seemed to a bit crazy and hectic
Quick response and confirmation Pools are tooooooooo small. No inside lazy river! I never found or saw the inside pool. Weight room always busy! Parking deck is very tiny and dangerous!
Loved the stay once we actually got a room and got settled.
Very child friendly. Lots of things to do to entertain small children. Definitely a good family atmosphere. Oceanfront queen suite was crowded for four people. I had stayed at this resort before and with the oceanview room with two queen beds we also had a sitting area with a sofa that gave us the extra room we needed to be more comfortable. Oceanfront was not worth the compromised space.
Location, water parks and access to the ocean was good The service was poor from day 1 till I got home and is still poor. Day 1 - dirt or something around the toilet and tissue roll was broke. Fan above stove broke. broken knife in drawer. gave knife to lady who cleans rooms says not my job. day 2 - Called about fan - still no knife returned -no one showed to fix fan- elevator stopped working, stuck on 3rd floor day 3 - called again about fan and knife - no one cleaned room called for towels twice had to go get towels from main desk. got knife around 4pm day 4 - no one cleaned room again, called about fan, now someone shows late that day. day 5 check out, daughter left phone, called at 2 spoke to a fairly rude female, who showed no concern with taking my name or number and said some might call me tomorrow. called back at 6:30 and spoke to a very rude female who tried to hang up after saying the cleaning people went home at 4. I told here I called over 4 hours ago, she looked it up and said they found it but the lost and found person is gone and want be back till Wednesday and there is nothing that anyone can do. So I am still waiting to get my babies phone back.
Convenience, location business center and staff Comforter on beds, seems outdated
The rooms were huge and comfy. We were right by the children's pool area, so I expected it to be loud, but it was not. The beach was great. We also enjoyed the Malibu beach bar and the entertainment at night. All of the staff we encountered were extremely friendly and helpful. I would stay there again. There were some areas where the ceilings and walls needed some cleaning. The pool areas were very nice but were always very crowded.
I like that it had a lot to offer to families and was beach front! I didn't feel that everything was clean. I SPRAYED my bed and that was about the only thing I sat on. The couches looked stained and my brother who slept on the pull out bed said it stinks.
It was very clean place to stay. Good for toddlers There is two sea crest hotels I though i was staying in the one infront of the beach but instead they gave me a room that was not ocean view I thought that was not good since i payed almost $600
Me encantó el personal! Super amable y servicial! Las instalaciones de la piscina cubierta están en otra ubicación
No hay mucho que quejarse sobre este complejo. Las habitaciones estaban limpias. El personal era amable. Y el paisaje era exorbitante. Sin duda volveremos. Quizás deben tener más personal trabajando en días de salida, como un domingo.
Todo Que tuve que conducir hasta la piscina cubierta.
Teníamos una habitación frente al mar que era lo suficientemente grande para satisfacer nuestras necesidades. A mis nietos y a mí nos encantó la piscina cubierta, río artificial y jacuzzi. La piscina y el río eran muy cálidos y perfectos para tener algo que hacer juntos. El desayuno estaba bien, como estar en casa. El personal era fantástico y muy acogedor. La instalación es un poco vieja y necesita algunas reformas. Eso no cambia nuestra estancia, así que estaba bien. No hay salidas para cargar sus dispositivos en la zona de la piscina o baños pero lo hicimos funcionar.
Layout is good and service top notch
The public areas and amenities are fantastic. Definitely the best option (ONLY option) for luxury accommodations in Myrtle Beach. The room was clean, but spartan. It did not match the look of the rest of the facility and definitely needed updating.
This is what you expect from Marriott. Beautiful Ocean Front Property just steps from the ocean. My adult daughter and I were upgraded to an ocean view room that was fantastic. We enjoyed the Spa here very much. The staff was attentive and helpful. Added fees. Pay close attention to the fine print. There were many additional fees that add up quickly.
We were first timers to Myrtle Beach and since it was a short trip we were wanting to splurge and not drag our camper. We were beyond pleased with the value of this Resort. We had a fantastic Ocean view at a really nice Resort for not much more than the local campsite. I would for sure recommend staying here if you are not into the "Ocean Dr. strip scene" because unlike the hotels there you have privacy. The pillows they were too flat!!
The room was exactly what we needed -- enough space to move around. We've stayed in some efficiencies where even with just the two of us, we still felt crowded. It was clean and very nicely appointed. The toiletries and bath towels were luxurious.
I loved the convenience of the location of the hotel.It was not to close and not to far away from it all. At check in the amount quoted me was different than what they had. They wanted to collect more from me. I did not like this at all especially when there are other customers in line waiting and I appear to be the hold up.
Let me say this is a beautiful beautiful placrecommending this The staff was so friendly From beginning to end. The room was So clean Bed was extremely comfortable. I have been recommending this place since I left. The only bad i have to say is I should have stayed longer!!!!
Some construction going on but other than that it was perfect. It is off peak so I understand doing the construction now. The staff more than made up for any of that inconvenience though. Wish they had a shuttle service to Broadway at the Beach for shopping and entertainment. Great winter rates on ocean front suite. Would love to come back with the kids this summer.
Out front between the resort and the ocean. The pools / spa / grounds area. Beds were a bit rough to sleep in. Kinda springy. Pools could open earlier and stay open later.
Everything Loading and unloading zone. Too small and no help by staff. Traffic jam area!
We liked the proximity to the beach. When booking this room, I did a great deal of research. I read reviews, I scanned hundreds of pictures, studied accommodations and compared them to prices. This hotel had beautiful pictures and some pretty good reviews, so we decided to give it a try. The first thing we saw (and smelled) upon arrival was giant dumpsters of trash and men were shoveling it out of the building into the dumpsters. We checked in just to use the pools because our room wouldn't be ready for a couple of hours. We had to go find parking across the street before we could swim. The hotel was very crowded so we walked around for awhile looking for a place to leave our things. Before we could find a chair, a security guard asked us where our arm bands were. We hadn't been given any armbands so we had to lug all of our stuff (including our eight month old daughter) back to the registration office to get them. The resort boasts it's number of pools but each of them was warmer than some baths I have taken. We eventually ended up at an indoor pool where a lady was sitting right next to us smoking. After a couple of cours our room was ready. I was excited because it was advertised as ocean-front. When we got into the room, our balcony overlooked the parking lot. There was a mini fridge which we had planned on keeping our sandwich meat and our daughters food in, but it didn't work, so we ended up traveling to and from the ice machine several times to keep our things cold.
The rooms and housekeeping was good. People drinking in the pools with kids
Convenient to restaurants Kids next room banging on railing at 7 in the morning.
Location off beach was wonderful! We traveled off-season, so traffic on Ocean Blvd wasn't an issue, but it would be during peak season. Parking is located in structure across the street and that was OK (prefer connected, but it's on the ocean front, so...). The Breakers ain't the same Breakers! Beware there are two (or more) towers -- North and South. You check into the North tower and it's all clean and wonderful looking, but if you're staying in South, it has more of a Motel 6 feel to it. Old, outdated. The three things that keep it alive are: Oceanfront views, price and housekeeping staff. Our phone didn't work, and (oddly) we didn't have a shower curtain, but they got right on it. Also, the beds are immediately there when you open the door, so be aware while dressing. Parking during check-in can be congested. Staff was harried -- took incoming phone calls before people standing in line (my pet peeve), but our check-in guy was cool and accommodating.
Breakers Resort failed to bill Hotels.com for our stay which was purchased two months prior. Breakers had billed us again for the stay and I contacted Hotels.com the following day after checkout to investigate the billing problem. They contacted Breakers and resolved the billing issue. Breakers later contacted me and apologized for the billing issue and explained they were crediting our card account and waived the standard resort fee. The prompt response was much appreciated! Enjoyed our stay and will recommend Breakers Resort
Very courteous staff; clean, well-appointed rooms/villas; ample on-site activities and amenities; convenient location, great place for kids; great beach access; heated outdoor pools; indoor pools on-site; washers/dryers in villas
The suites at this Marriott are terrific value for the money. They offer 2 master type bedrooms that are beautifully appointed with grand bathrooms attached. The living room with a gigantic television set and then the televisions in each bedroom allow for entertainment when in the room after taking part in the many planned activities that this wonderful resort offers from its monumental pool with waterslide to the marvelous spa with an excellent courteous staff. All of the staff were very courteous and friendly. Overall this Marriott resort is one of the best that I have ever encountered and has to be considered the overall class winner Myrtle Beach destination.
The grounds were most appealing. The various heated pools made were delightful. Having a schuttle service made our day. They were always prompt in their service. Nothing. Will return again and again.
A wonderful resort with very comfortable accomodations. The various pools and other ammenities are a nice touch and being right on the ocean is fine. The place is beautiful and the people are friendly and very accomodating. All in all, I can whole-heartaly recommend this property.
Nice view and staff.s kindless nothing
Never have I reviewed before but this place deserves one! Staff was so friendly including maintenance that we happened upon in elevator! Very clean and I am picky! Everything you need in suite, definitely going back. By far best place I have stayed in Myr Parking little tight for oversized diesel truck like mine
Completely new facility
The view and balcony size was amazing. It was very quiet, parking was always available and close. Everyone was friendly and the whole place was exceptionally clean. The villa and resort had everything we needed. The hotel staff was very friendly, but almost a little over the top and seemingly disingenuous at times. They had babysitting available which I thought was amazing -- but only offered on Tuesdays which makes no sense to me.
Compared to the other villas, Maui, Hilton Head, etc., this was not as nice plus they now allow dogs which kept us up at night. Not worth buying into! Once the remaining building is constructed, the pools will be too crowded (already are) and they lack parking.
I think this is one of the top hotels in the Myrtle Beach area. The staff is outstanding and everything is clean. They even allow you to bring your own beverages to the pool area as long as they are in a plastic cup. My second visit and not the last. Nothing negative to add
Nice place very clean and affordable, at least this time of year. I can't comment on how it would be during peak tourist season.
I like the rooms and the facility. Parking was a bit challenging, but overall it was OK
It was greate!
The room was excellent with an indescriable view. the staff was helpful and always ready to help. we would love to come again.
Everything was great!!!
I really enjoyed the ocean views,as well as the very close beach access. The staff at paradise resort were very friendly and accommodating. The only thing I didn't like was the hotel restaurant was only open during daytime hours.


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The three star campsite Medveja is located in a tree lined bay in the town of the same name, between Opatija, 10 kilometres away and Lovran, only 2 kilometres from the camp.
Camp Medjeva has been recently renovated and occupies an area which includes a tourist estate. On one side of the camp is a road that separates it from a long pebble beach, which can be accessed via a small underpass.
Especially suitable for children, the beach area provides a wide range of catering, sporting and recreational facilities, whilst the campsite area includes a children's playground. The camp also has facilities for keeping caravans on its site year round.
The nearest bars, patisseries and fast food outlets are located within 100 metres of the camp, whilst 150 metres away there is a mini market, grocery shop and a news stand.
Bungalows or apartments for hire
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Mobile-homes for hire
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You can experience the joy and the liberty of holidaying in a fabulous nature within the camp even if you do not own a caravan or a tent - and even with a maximum comfort! Welcome to a mobile home, apartment or bungalow, a completely new type of holiday where the nonconformism and the relaxation melts with a variety of events, entertainment and leisure of incredible beauty...

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First Presbyterian Church & Society
59 West Main Street, Shortsville
warmly welcomes
Touch of Brass
to our regular worship service on
Sunday, September 16 at 10:30.
Touch of Brass offers its musical numbers not as a performance, but as a way of celebrating, worshiping, and praising God.
Since its formation in 1999, originating from West Webster, NY, Touch of Brass has played over 120 engagements in WNY including worship
services, benefits, and other celebrations.
Please join us for this musical celebration and
worship, you would be most welcomed.
For further information, please call the
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Aida Turturro
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Sep. 25th, 1962
Born in
New York City, New York, USA
5' 5
Aida Turturro's Main TV Roles
Main Movie Roles2014 - Rob the Mob
2014 - Fading Gigolo
2011 - A Little Help
2005 - Romance & Cigarettes
2001 - Sidewalks of New York
2001 - Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
1999 - Mickey Blue Eyes
1999 - Deep Blue Sea
1998 - Celebrity
1998 - Fallen
1996 - Sleepers
1995 - Money Train
1995 - Denise Calls Up
1994 - Junior
1993 - Manhattan Murder Mystery
1992 - Jersey Girl
1991 - What About Bob?
Guest TV Roles
[Complete List]
Show Name
Characters Played
Ep Count
Judge Felicia Catano
Cocktail Waitress
Sheryl Hawkins
Maura Figgis
Bobbi Catalano
Carmela Tafani
TV Commercial Producer
Laura Vargas
Aida Turturro was born in Brooklyn, New York, daughter of a Sicilian mother Dorothy, a homemaker, and an Italian-American father Domenick Turturro, an artist Actors John Turturro, Nicholas Turturro, and Natalie Turturro are her cousins.
Turturro has worked to raise public awareness of rheumatoid arthritis.
Turturro appeared in her first film in 1989.
She has also acted in films such as What About Bob?, Jersey Girl, Illuminata. Turturro also had a small part in the 1996 Drama Film Sleepers and in Deep Blue Sea.
She appears also in the 2005 movie Romance & Cigarettes, directed by her cousin John.
Turturro appeared in the eighth season episode "Car Periscope," of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
She appeared in Nurse Jackie for an episode. She was the titular character's lawyer. She reunited with her co-star from the Sopranos Edie Falco, who plays the titular character.
- Played Mayor Dawgmeat in the SUNY New Paltz production of Li'l Abner her senior year (1984).
- Cousin of 'Nicholas Turturro' (qv), 'John Turturro' (qv), 'Ralph Turturro' (qv), 'Amedeo Turturro' (qv) and 'Diego Turturro' (qv).
- Appeared on Broadway in A Streetcar Named Desire in 1992
- Played 'James Gandolfini' (qv)'s daughter in _Romance & Cigarettes (2005)_ (qv) and his sister in _"The Sopranos" (1999)_ (qv).
- She has been a long-time friend of her _"The Sopranos" (1999)_ (qv) co-star 'James Gandolfini' (qv). In addition to their work on this hit show, they have appeared in three feature films together: _Angie (1994)_ (qv), _Fallen (1998)_ (qv) and _Romance & Cigarettes (2005)_ (qv), and have co-starred in a 1992 Broadway revival of "A Streetcar Named Desire", which also starred 'Jessica Lange' (qv) and 'Alec Baldwin' (qv).
- Majored in theatre at State University of New York, New Paltz, and graduated in 1984
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How to Change Your Sleep Schedule
If you're going to eat a balanced breakfast, go running, and save the world by 10 a.m., you really should wake up earlier. But don't try to change overnight. "Go to bed five minutes earlier each night and wake up five minutes earlier every day" until you reach your goal, says Timothy Monk, Ph.D., a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh Medical School who is leading a NASA study to find the best way of shifting astronauts' sleep schedules. If you're changing time zones, "mitigate jet lag before you travel," says Margaret Rappaport, a sleep-training specialist. If you're flying from San Francisco (Pacific time) to Boston (Eastern time), "sleep on Central time in the days before the flight," she says. Once in Beantown, immediately adopt the local schedule. For a drastic change in routine―say, a switch to the graveyard shift―try to trick nature. "When you want to be awake, keep rooms bright," Monk says. "And minimize daylight exposure before sleep by wearing dark glasses outside and dimming lights inside."


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Apple gave its quarterly earnings call tonight, and it was mostly pretty good. Mac sales dipped a bit -- three percent -- over the year-ago quarter. This is easily explainable: computers are expensive, Macs are particularly expensive, and there's a recession on, so people don't have as much money to spend on nonessentials -- like, say, expensive computers -- that they had a year ago. Nevertheless, it's worth noting that Mac sales declined more slowly than the industry as a whole -- worldwide computer sales dipped by seven percent in the same span. Apple's profit margins also went up a bit, to 36.4 percent from 32.9, no doubt because the company has been resisting persistent call to release a netbook, the ultimate high-sales, low-margin product.
Oh, yeah, how about that netbook? Tim Cook gave a variation on the same non-answer on netbooks that's Apple's been handing out for months, which, as transcribed by AppleInsider, went something like this:
I see cramped keyboards, terrible software, junky hardware, very small screens. And just not a consumer experience and not something we would put the Mac brand on, quite frankly. It's not a segment we're interested in and we don't believe customers are interested in ... A customer who wants to buy a small computer for e-mail or Web browsing may want to buy an iPod touch or an iPhone.
That sounds like a pretty strong denial, which is how a lot of people took it ("Apple dismisses netbook trend," "Apple to netbooks: Drop dead"). Of course, Cook then teased by saying that "if we find a way to deliver a product that makes an innovative contribution," Apple might make an offering in that space. That's the non-answer part. It is more evidence that if there is such a thing as an Apple netbook or tablet, it won't look like a standard-issue netbook, which is a stripped down laptop. It will be the logical development of the iPhone platform.
Speaking of iPhones (and iPods), Apple sold a gazillion of 'em and made a bunch of money, blah blah, what else is new. The numbers not only boosted Apple's earnings but AT&T's as well.


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Education Assessment Scorer
Write Score is an assessment company that services schools in several states in the area of writing based on individual state scoring criteria.
We are currently looking for 100 seasonal scorers to join our team. Our season begins in August and continues through May. While work throughout the academic season is fairly consistent, there are busier or slower months than others.
This is a unique working position as an independent contractor and will fit some lifestyles better than others. You will score at home using your home computer with high speed internet access. An evaluation period with a successful completion is required. Scorers will be required to read individual essays and assign independent scores that accurately describe those attributes of the essay.
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The need for transformer repair
Transformers are normally varied in sizes and they are the heart of all the power systems. Due to the fact that they are critical and very expensive, they play a very important role in the delivery of power in the network system as a whole. If the transformers are subjected to some adverse conditions, than damages may occur. Therefore, transformer maintenance and their proper installation is very critical in extending the life of the transformer. Getting skilled and experienced technicians to do this may be of good help and service.
Before looking at the need for transformer repair service, it is important to first of all look at the economic impacts of a transformer failure. [highlight color="blue"] There are two major types and they include the direct economic impact of replacing the transformer and the indirect economic impact because of the production loss. [/highlight] The operating conditions of the transformer like overloads often lead to the failures. Abnormal operating conditions also play a major role in its operations. Adequate protection is therefore imperative in the qualitative life of a transformer.
Any machine that is man-made is prone to wear and tear. It is for this reason that having a qualified repair person on your speed dial in case anything occurs. We cannot prevent transformer damages and wear because some of the situations are unavoidable. The important thing that should be noted is getting a qualified repair person.
There are many requirements for transformer repair. Some are:
- [highlight color="blue"] To increase the efficiency of the transformer [/highlight] . Transformers need to be repaired so to increase their efficiency. If ignored, the transformers may develop further complications and lead to total breakdown. Some of the repair areas that help in increasing the efficiency of the transformers include the AC and DC motors, the gearboxes and blowers, wound rotor and submersible motors.
- [highlight color="blue"] Another requirement for transformer repair is in regards to in saving of time and money [/highlight] . An effective preventive transformer maintenance and repair program involves the scheduling of routine inspections and checkups done on a regular basis. Even the small problems can be very severe if they are left untouched. This leads to the harsh damages that results in expenses that could have been avoided if they were repaired in time. Big gadgets like transformers can be a dangerous hazard if proper repair is not done. It can lead to fires and deaths if care is not taken.
- [highlight color="blue"] Repairs done on transformers lead to a safer environment [/highlight] . Not only will preventive transformer maintenance save time and money, but it enhances a safer environment. The risk of any hazard is efficiently reduced and the vicinity of the transformer remains safe.
Transformers need repair now and then in order to keep them working properly. A transformer that does not work properly is not very safe. If an industry depends on it as a source of power transmission, then losses can be incurred. Transformer repair is very important so as to keep everything in an industry running very well.
Some causes of transformer failure include the following:
- Terminal failures these are as a result of open leads, loose connections and short circuits.
- Winding failures that result from short circuits.
- Core faults, external faults and abnormal operating conditions.
L&S Electric provides thorough repair services for almost all types of transformers. For more information, please contact us.


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I bought this sink as part of my remodel for my house. Other sinks that looked like this cost way more, and I was trying to do the remodel on a budget. I wanted to get the best sink I could for the best value and wanted it to be high gauge steel. My countertop guy who installed it really liked it and asked my boyfriend where I got it from. After living with the sink, there are a few things that you should know about it before you buy - it does scratch easily (but it's stainless steel so it will and you can always buff it out), and since this is a rectangle sink, it is more difficult to get things out of the corners (such as food and soap) so if this is something that would bug you, I'd recommend a sink with more curved edges. This sink is good if you have a garbage disposal, since the drain is in the middle, since it will make sure that you don't have the problem of the garbage disposal not fitting under the sink, but then be forewarned the garbage disposal is in the middle of the cabinet and you'll have to work around that issue. All in all I'm very happy with my purchase and had a great experience with overstock. the sink shipped right to my door within 5 days of purchase.Read More
I wanted a very clean line sink and this is not it. The bevel is very large and distinct - not visible in photo or mentioned by other reviewers. It detracts from the modern, clean line. Also, I haven't even used it yet and it is scratched. Other reviewers mentioned receiving a cutting board which I did not. I chose this sink because of the additional parts like a cutting board and colander . I can't even purchase them from the manufacturer. Either spend more from another site and get the other parts or choose a different sink.Read More
this sink was great and it came with a cutting board that was very useful.Read More
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Telling the children that it is MY decision...(72 Posts)
Sadly my marriage is over - I posted in divorce/separation that we are telling the kids today and somebody suggested asking here for advice.
It is my decision and my husband wants to tell the children that and that I am the one who is choosing to end our marriage.
I feel incredibly sad and I feel it is better to be united in telling? Although I don't want to be dishonest?
I would like to tell them that I have been unhappy for some time and we have worked on it and tried to make things better but that we have come to this decision now together.
What are other people's experience of telling the children with or without apportioning blame?
It is my choice and I accept that and repercussions but I would like to handle it the right and best way for them (aged 11 & 15) (boys).
Thank you for any input x
Are you expecting him to finance your life, apart?
"My husband and I have decided that we will buy a new house for me and the children will have homes with both of us and we will aim for the split to be 50/50 (now it is 80/20)."
Sorry , what do you mean by these numbers ?
Jenny when you think back to the complete state you were in over that other bloke and how much of an obsession it was to the point of complete insanity, of course your son would have noticed that things were far from okay. Your husband's insistence that his son hadn't noticed a thing is all part of his anger with himself that he himself didn't tumble what you were up to. But your son saw far more of you than your husband did - and was bound to notice that you were behaving very strangely. Don't blame your husband for any of that. Neither should he blame himself. He trusted you.
And be careful of rewriting this so that the marriage break-up is all about being a lonely wife and mum who 'couldn't help' reaching out for attention. If you don't spend a bit of time now looking at your own behaviour and your own personality, you'll miss out on learning quite a lot about yourself.
Glad the disclosure went as well as could be expected.
Thank you notmostpeople. I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion.
Some of the negative comments can be helpful.
But more often they are just incredibly hurtful. But I try to be reasonable and remind myself that this forum is a cross section of real life with the good, the bad, and the ugly.
All comments are gratefully received and all comments help me in a constructive way.
My fear is for the people who start threads who may be already unbalanced and may not see things in an objective way as I feel I can. I appreciate and value what everybody has said and even the hurtful comments give me a lot to think about.
Although obviously the support helps a lot and helps me stay strong xx
OP I didn't understand why people were so horrible to you on your other thread and I don't in this one either. I hope it goes well and your boys aren't too upset today.
I am not blaming my husband.
My husband and I have decided that we will buy a new house for me and the children will have homes with both of us and we will aim for the split to be 50/50 (now it is 80/20).
And you are 'still' blaming your husband for your sons upset. Take a long hard look in the mirror lady. Unless you assume responsibility for your behaviour, you have a ling and difficult road ahead.
Op, are you intending to move out without the children?
I am in a similar position as you in that it was my decision to split and you are right that the older children just know anyway so I think it is right to be honest (without the gory details of course.)
I'm sorry if my previous threads have not read as I have intended.
I hve never been trying to monopolise my children's time and I won't be doing that.
I have been very unhappy for several years for many reasons and have made mistakes in that time. Most of us make mistakes some times. I was able to be completely honest here to try and help me through a very hard time and I am grateful for all support and criticism I received.
Thank you for all support and all comments. It was awful to tellthe children and was the hardest thing I have ever done but I think thanks to you all we handled it well.
I said that I am unhappy and that daddy and me have tried very hard but we can't make it work. I said that it was me who wasn't happy and we were very honest without being inappropriate.
Both children were very upset and cried, as did we.
The older one said he knew it was coming. As soon as I told them to sit down he had tears in his eyes. Over the last year I have said repeatedly to my husband that he knows something as he is intelligent and sensitive and my husband has said that is ridiculous to suggest.
A lot of tears but a lot of honest discussion and then a family board game.
thank you all x
You should be honest that it was your decision because it's true.
How did you get on Jenny, how have the dc taken the news?
'D'H told my dc he was leaving on Sunday because he didn't love me and didn't want to live with me. They are 4 and 7 and have not taken it well. Hope you are all ok x
Wow. I've only seen one of your other threads, jenny, and that was too painful to comment on. But after DontPark's summary I have to post.
You are acting out the life of my mother 30 years ago.
The mother I no longer speak to.
It don't have a problem with her leaving my father: that's her right. It's her persistent teflon refusal, even now, to take responsibility for her actions, and her willingness to sacrifice anyone - my father, us, family friends - to deflect that responsibility, that has destroyed any respect or possibility of an ongoing relationship. To this day, she keeps up a constant background patter of self-justification which necessarily blames everyone else, to the point I can no longer be complicit with it.
I found your previous thread chilling. It was the one where you were afraid that the children would prefer to stay in their own home rather than spend as much time as you wanted at your new, second household. Your solution was to force the children's existing home to be sold. You'd be prepared to sweep away your children's remaining security, as cover for your moving out, in the mistaken belief this would stop you looking like the "bad guy".
Please do not do this stuff.
You are perfectly entitled to leave your marriage.
But if you want a) to hurt your children as little as possible, and b) keep their respect, trust and love, you MUST take the responsibility that is yours. You must be honest that you are doing this for you, not scapegoat others. You must be honest that this will hurt your children, and acknowledge their pain if they need to express it to you. And you must not lie: people can adjust to change; deceit, not so much.
If you can do these things, you may well come through with perfectly good relationships, indeed a better family for your children under the new arrangements.
If you can't, you may lose them through your actions around the divorce, not because of the divorce itself.
Mostly I've been saying 'just don't lie' actually.
As the OP knows, I'm no fan of some of her past actions but at least she had the decency to tell her husband about her affair and is now ending her marriage instead of pretending that everything was okay and stringing him along in complete ignorance that something massive had changed her feelings towards him.
With luck, this family will work better with the parents apart and the OP and her husband will be able to have happier lives.
Don'tparktooclose - you sound nice .
I am not looking for him to give the house to me.
I am going back to work and have set the ball in motion.
Obviously there is more to it than that I am bored with him. I am not that shallow.
I begged him for years to take a lower paid job and less stress and for me to go back to work but he didnt want that.
That was at the cost of our marriage
I'm horrified by those who are saying 'be honest'
I don't think others were saying be honest without condtion. It was more be honest rather than have OP say one thing and DH something quite different.
But if I wasn't the one to end a marriage I would not be happy for the children to think it was a mutual thing if it isn't
From reading your other threads you sound incredibly selfish and I totally agree with your DH that your DC should be told that YOU have taken the decision to blow their lives apart.
Your DH, who you admit is a 'decent man' has worked his bollocks off for years to enable you to have a mortgage free lifestyle on £300k a year while you have been a SAHM for 15 years. Now as the DC have grown up, you are bored with DH, had an EA with an old boyfriend and want your DH to hand over the house to you and spousal support and, for him to go and live elsewhere.
I think you've got a flaming cheek and should grow up. Your DCs are the ones who will suffer due to your 'midlife crisis' and I feel very sorry for them. I also pity your poor DH. I hope you tell you DC the truth about why you are splitting up as they are old enough to understand, and they can then decide who they want to live with.
I speak as a 41 year old woman who still does not know why my childhood was ruined by my parents divorcing (and the subsequent hatred for each other and toxic remarriages) as they decided it was 'nothing to do with me'. I disagree, it was my life that was shattered. You take the decision to do that to your DCs, you take the fallout.
I'm horrified by those who are saying 'be honest', much better to be age appropriate, reassuring and united in your willingness to properly parent.
Tell them, then go out for a pizza and be kind to each other, all of you.
Good luck, OP.
Good luck with it all OP.
I would definitely say no blame at all just you don't want to be together/aren't making each other happy. My parents were 'honest' when they told us - it was a disaster.
Good luck with the initial disclosure. As long as you both agree to answer any questions they've got in the next few days and in the weeks/months following with honesty, hopefully they'll be okay especially as the schools will be on board too.
Yes. One doesn't go back until Wednesday and we are planning on emailing that we need to see his teacher before school as a matter of urgency. We will email the other school on Sunday and request a meeting with head of pastoral care and form teacher and follow up with a phone call on Monday to make an appointment.
Fair enough. Hope you find a house quickly. Are you going to talk to their schools?
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The following was written by Ben Stein and recited by him on CBS Sunday Morning Commentary.
My confession:
I am a Jew, and every single one of my ancestors was Jewish. And it does not bother me even a little bit when people call those beautiful lit up, bejeweled trees Christmas trees. I don't feel threatened. I don't feel discriminated against. That's what they are: Christmas trees.
It doesn't bother me a bit when people say, "Merry Christmas" to me. I don't think they are slighting me or getting ready to put me in a ghetto. In fact, I kind of like it. It shows that we are all brothers and sisters celebrating this happy time of year. It doesn't bother me at all that there is a manger scene on display at a key intersection near my beach house in Malibu. If people want a crèche, it's just as fine with me as is the Menorah a few hundred yards away.
I don't like getting pushed around for being a Jew, and I don't think Christians like getting pushed around for being Christians. I think people who believe in God are sick and tired of getting pushed around, period. I have no idea where the concept came from that America is an explicitly atheist country. I can't find it in the Constitution and I don't like it being shoved down my throat.
Or maybe I can put it another way: where did the idea come from that we should worship Nick and Jessica and we aren't allowed to worship God as we understand Him? I guess that's a sign that I'm getting old, too. But there are a lot of us who are wondering where Nick and Jessica came from and where the America we knew went to.
In light of the many jokes we send to one another for a laugh, this is a little different: This is not intended to be a joke; it's not funny, it's intended to get you thinking.
Billy Graham's daughter was interviewed on the Early Show and Jane Clayson asked her "How could God let something like this happen?" (regarding Katrina) Anne Graham gave an extremely profound and insightful response. She said, "I believe God is deeply saddened by this, just as we are, but for years we've been telling God to get out of our schools, to get out of our government and to get out of our lives. And being the gentleman He is, I believe He has calmly backed out. How can we expect God to give us His blessing and His protection if we demand He leave us alone?"
In light of recent events...terrorists attack, school shootings, etc. I think it started when Madeleine Murray O'Hare (she was murdered, her body found recently) complained she didn't want prayer in our schools, and we said OK. Then someone said you better not read the Bible in school. The Bible says thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not steal, and love your neighbor as yourself. And we said OK.
Then Dr. Benjamin Spock said we shouldn't spank our children when they misbehave because their little personalities would be warped and we might damage their self-esteem (Dr. Spock's son committed suicide). We said an expert should know what he's talking about. And we said OK.
Now we're asking ourselves why our children have no conscience, why they don't know right from wrong, and why it doesn't bother them to kill strangers, their classmates, and themselves.
Probably, if we think about it long and hard enough, we can figure it out. I think it has a great deal to do with "WE REAP WHAT WE SOW."
Funny how simple it is for people to trash God and then wonder why the world's going to hell. Funny how we believe what the newspapers say, but question what the Bible says. Funny how you can send 'jokes' through e-mail and they spread like wildfire but when you start sending messages regarding the Lord, people think twice about sharing. Funny how lewd, crude, vulgar and obscene articles pass freely through cyberspace, but public discussion of God is suppressed in the school and workplace.
Are you laughing?
Funny how when you forward this message, you will not send itto many on your address list because you're not sure what they believe, or what they will think of you for sending it.
Funny how we can be more worried about what other people think of us than what God thinks of us.
Pass it on if you think it has merit. If not then just discard it... no one will know you did. But, if you discard this thought process, don't sit back and complain about what bad shape the world is in.
My Best Regards.
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One died for your soul, the other for your freedom.
Some People spend their whole lives wondering if they made a difference in the world.
Luckily our Service Men and Women don't have that problem.
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Do you want to enable Lion's native full screen app feature on most Mac applications? Follow this guide.
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Thanks to Grant Paul (chpwn), you can have most (or more specifically, all Cocoa) applications run in full screen mode. This little hack is useful for when you want to have less distractions from the pixels around your currently opened window, or if you have one of the smaller MacBooks and want to make better use of the pixels on the screen. I repeat this to emphasize it; this will only work with Cocoa-based applications. Some Cocoa-based applications include Skype, Mozilla Firefox, Mac App Store, and Twitter. But there are numerous more. It should be noted that it will not work with Carbon-based applications.
The hack, made by Grant Paul, is called Maximizer. It's simple to install and makes the computer experience even more fun to use. Here is a guide on how you can get Maximizer to work on your Lion-based-Mac.
The first step is to download SIMBL. When you navigate to the website that I linked, click on the, "SIMBL-0.9.9.zip (Snow Leopard and Leopard)" link on the right side of the page so that you have the latest version. Even though it says Snow Leopard and Leopard, it will still run fine on Lion. Next download Maximizer; you may need to scroll down to where it says, "Download Version: 1.0 beta 3", just click download. Now move both zip files to your desktop for easy reference:
Since Maximizer depends on SIMBL, the law of common sense states that SIMBL should be installed first. To do this, unzip the SIMBL folder by double clicking it, then open the folder. The contents should appear like this:
Double-click the SIMBL installer to run it. Follow the prompts to install it like any other application that you would install and enter your password for the installer to go through with the install:
Now that SIMBL is installed on your Mac, you can go through with installing Maximizer; Grant Paul's hack. The first step to do this involves unzipping the folder you downloaded from Maximizer's website. To do this just double click it, and you will get a new file called, "Maximizer.bundle" which you need to implement into SIMBL:
Now for the fun part. To actually implement Maxmizer into SIMBL, you need to navigate to, "~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins" without the quotes. A fast way to do this is to click, "Go" on the finder menu bar, then click on, "Go to folder":
In the prompt that pops up paste in, "/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins" without the quotes to navigate to the folder where you need to go:
Once you hit Enter, you will be welcomed by a Plugins folder. Take the Maximizer.bundle file that you downloaded and drag it into that folder:
Now I recommend that you restart your Mac. When you boot back up you will notice the full-screen button in all of your Cocoa-based applications in Mac OS X Lion. You can click it to enter full screen, and hover your mouse at the top of the screen to pull up the menu bar to exit full screen just as you would with a native full screen app in Mac OS X Lion.
Grant Paul warns that because Maximizer is a Beta build that it comes with bugs. You do this at your own risk. Sometimes you can get a nasty little full screen bug; these little bugs can be fixed by restarting the computer but they are very rare to come across. If you want to get full screen on all of your apps then I recommend this little hack; it's for the most part very stable.
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In Reply to: RE: Looking for speaker cable termination suggestions. posted by pkats on February 04, 2012 at 22:36:34
Bare, treated wire if all possible puts less between you and the music.
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between different termination methods. I will try bare and listen, who knows, I may like it better this time. The issue is mainly one of convenience for me. I am not lazy, but I get so little time to listen these days that bananas just work best for me.
I get the "bare" part of course, but what do you mean by "treated wire"?
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Maybe it's just me, but I'm not getting what the convenience of bananas have to do with your limited time of listening.
Do you have to connect and disconnect the speakers each time?
And, like I said, the wire jumpers on my Snells kind of mess with spade or bare wire connection.
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An addition to this STICKY should be Wiring a House, 3rd Edition and Wiring Complete, Expert Advice from Start to Finish. This book was written by Rex Cauldwell.
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I'm sad to hear that this author had a problem, as he seems so well informed.
Has anyone heard anything about an update?
ALSO, I can't seem to find an indication as to the date of publishing, or which code cycle it is written for, except for the note that says "Sold at: Home improvement stores, book stores, and various other retailers nationwide from February 2008 through November 2008 for about $25." I'm not sure that this is the same date of publication.
i really wish they'd tell us exactly why they've been recalled - i want to see whats wrong in them
if you have the book, page 188 was indicated as having the diagram of a GFCI incorrectly drawn. The text is supposedly correct, but not the diagram.
If it's a minor mistake, can't they just publish an errata instead? Cisco can be good for that. The errata is bigger then the actual text book. LOL
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The Fugue swept past front-runner Venus de Milo more than a furlong out and cruised clear to victory Aug. 22 in the Darley Yorkshire Oaks (Eng-I), halting a four-race winless skid.
Runner-up in last year's edition of the race, the 4-year-old Dansili filly made amends in impressive fashion as the 2-1 favorite this year. She pulled away from Darley Irish Oaks (Ire-I) runner-up and 9-4 second favorite Venus de Milo en route to a four-length triumph. German Oaks (Ger-I) runner-up Secret Gesture rallied from near the back of the field to finish third.
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Scintillula took charge out of the gate and maintained a clear lead as Venus de Milo stalked from second and The Fugue patiently tracked off the pace. Venus de Milo reeled in the pacesetter to take charge a quarter mile out and led for a furlong before The Fugue advanced to challenge. Shaking free of Venus de Milo, she covered 1 1/2 miles in 2:28.29 on firm turf.
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Conceding three pounds to her eight opponents, Lucky Kristale was timed in 1:10.58 to earn her fourth win from five career starts and second straight group win. She entered off a 2 1/4-length triumph in the Duchess of Cambridge Cherry Hinton Stakes (Eng-II) July 12 at Newmarket.
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Trainer George Margarson told Racing Post that he would speak to the owners about a possible trip to the United Stakes for the Breeders' Cup for Lucky Kristale, whom he bought for $35,358 at the 2012 Tattersalls October yearling sale. Her next start is expected to the the Cheveley Park Stakes (Eng-I) Sept. 28 at Newmarket.
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I just installed a shiny red AEM cold air intake on my '02 SVT. I also did the Getrag counterweight removal.
What do you all do with the big hole left from the airbox removal? Is there any way to dress it up?
Some people have dressed it up and other's have just left it open to see the Cold Air all they way down.
It will be a custom dress up if you decide to cover it.
Dress it up that area real good by deleting the black bracket and adding a polyeurothane drivers side mount. That's what I did when I had my aem cai. Cleans up the area quite a bit. Also, I placed washers underneath the motor mont to take up the space previously occupied by the bracket.
Interesting. I definately will remove the bracket, I was bummed that the upper turn was the only visible part of the CAI. Removing the brack should expose more. As for the mount, all I see are mounts with round bushings. Is this considered an engine mount or transmission mount? Can you replace just one without having the engine torque unevenly on the other mounts under load?
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Before starting VI-grade GmbH, Jürgen Fett was Regional Director Germany of LMS Deutschland GmbH. In this position, he held full responsibility for all German sales activities of LMS Germany.
Prior to LMS Germany, he served as Vice President Northern Europe for MSC.Software, where he was responsible for the northern European business activities of the company, including the UK and Scandinavian markets. When MSC.Software acquired Mechanical Dynamics in 2002, Jürgen Fett held the position of Vice President European Operations at Mechanical Dynamics Inc. commitment
Being one of the founders of the Mechanical Dynamics GmbH, Jürgen Fett held various management positions within the company. From 1992 till 1997 he was Managing Director of Mechanical Dynamics GmbH and in 1998 became Vice President European Operations for Mechanical Dynamics Inc. Jürgen Fett started his career in the CAE business in 1986, when he became product manager for (now) MSC.ADAMS™ at the Tedas GmbH.
Prior to the foundation of VI-grade, Diego Minen was director of the Special Projects Group within the Product Development organization of MSC.Software. In this position, he was fully responsible for many international product development initiatives within MSC.Software, among others ADAMS/SmartDriver™, ADAMS/Motorsports™, ADAMS/MotorCycle™, ADAMS/Rail™, ADAMS/Ride™, ADAMS/Driveline™
Before MSC.Software aquired Mechanical Dynamics in 2000, Diego Minen was European Technical Manager and Worldwide Technical Coordinator at Mechanical Dynamics. He was acting as the Product Manager for ADAMS/Flex™ and ADAMS/AutoFlex™, and was the initiator of ADAMS/Durability™.
During the period 1994–1998 he has been country manager of Mechanical Dynamics Srl. Italy and prior to that he was responsible for sales and consulting activities at Tedas Srl.
After receiving his degree master in mechanical engineering (automotive vehicle design) in 1982 at the Politecnico of Milan he has worked for some years in a consulting company, specialized in FE and MB analysis.
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Prior to joining the VI-grade GmbH Christoph Ortmann was Business Development Director, for the automotive industry at MSC.Software. In this position he was responsible for advising the industry business development global discipline teams, to drive pipeline and revenue growth, and for the development of sales and marketing material, financial metric reporting, and partner development. When MSC.Software acquired Mechanical Dynamics, Inc. in 2000, Christoph Ortman held the position of Development Director. After working as consultant in the service organization of MDI he moved into the development organization where he was leading the ADAMS/Engine development team and managed several industry consortia resulting in software solutions targeted at specific industry applications.
Before joining MDI, Christoph Ortmann was Staff Engineer at the Research Department of Daimler-Benz AG, Stuttgart, where he developed methods for shift process assessment for heavy truck gear boxes and created an easy-to-use ADAMS based tool for the simulation of the synchronization process.
Christoph Ortmann received his degree in mechanical engineering in 1996 from the University of Applied Science in Rüsselsheim, Germany. Within the last years he presented and published more than 15 papers in technical journals and at technical conferences.
Prior to the foundation of VI-grade, Patrick McNally was Senior Director, Industry Business Development at MSC.Software. In this position, he was responsible for leading the Industry Business Development group to drive revenue growth, product creation, industry partnerships, and industry focused marketing direction with the aerospace, automotive, defense, electronics, medical, rail, supply chain, and general industries.
Before MSC.Software acquired Mechanical Dynamics in 2002, Patrick McNally was Director, Industry Marketing where he developed the portfolio approach to drive vertical markets. As Aerospace Industry Manager, he systematically increased market share of (now) MSC.ADAMS in the aerospace industry from 20% to over 70%. As Director, Product Development, he created and managed the development of the ADAMS/Aircraft and ADAMS/Controls products.
Before joining Mechanical Dynamics in 1991, Patrick McNally was Program Manager at Canopus Systems and KMS Fusion, high tech space instrumentation startup companies. He led the development and support of the Orbital Acceleration Research Experiment (OARE), a nano-g sensitivity accelerometer system for the NASA space shuttle. The OARE instrument successfully accomplished over 11 missions on Shuttle Columbia and was recognized with three NASA recognition awards. From 1981-1986, he was a Member, Technical Staff at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, where he received NASA Group Achievement Awards for his work in spacecraft system design and fault protection design on Project Galileo-Jupiter.