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Fear of contagion from the credit crunch is spooking finance chiefs around the world.
Jason Karaian, CFO Europe Magazine
October 1, 2007
For weeks, debate has raged over whether the credit crunch gripping banks, hedge funds and private equity firms will spread to the global economy. In a recent research note, State Street's Andrew Capon made his opinion clear: "Those that believe this will have no impact on the real economy are whistling in the dark."
CFOs are also worried about the broader implications of recent turmoil in the credit markets, according to our latest global survey of more than 1,300 senior finance executives conducted in conjunction with RSM Erasmus University in the Netherlands and Duke University in the US. In Europe, only 26% of CFOs say that they are more optimistic about the regional economy than during the previous quarter, a sharp decline from 41% last quarter and one of the largest quarter-on-quarter drops in the survey's history. Economic confidence is now at a two-year low, having set a two-year high only six months ago.
Encouragingly, CFOs are more upbeat about the prospects for their own companies, with 46% more optimistic about the year ahead, up from 44% in the previous quarter. In fact, finance chiefs upgraded their earnings projections in the latest poll, forecasting a rise of 11% for the coming year, compared with 9% three months ago.
However, should the doomsday scenario of widespread credit-crunch contagion come to pass, it seems inevitable that the confidence CFOs have in their companies will succumb to their gloomy macroeconomic expectations. More than 40% of finance chiefs in Europe say they are already feeling the effects of the credit turmoil. In the US, where the credit troubles began with teetering subprime mortgages, CFOs say that the average cost of servicing debt has risen by 72 basis points in the past three months.
American CFOs' confidence took the biggest knock of all the regions in the latest survey. Economic optimism across the Atlantic plunged to a six-year low and CFOs are clamouring for further, aggressive action on interest rates by the Federal Reserve. Conditions in Asia are sunnier, despite finance chiefs there expressing a high level of concern about the cost and availability of credit.
Around the world, CFOs are reacting in the same way to the looming threat of a credit-driven economic downturn. Finance chiefs feeling the pinch of tighter credit conditions say that they will delay capital spending, M&A and hiring, in that order, for the foreseeable future. Until clarity on the extent of the credit contagion emerges, the environment will remain, in the words of Bobby Rakhit from financial data provider FactSet Europe, "dark, mysterious and a bit scary."
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Dishonored - Gone Gold!
The Bethblog announces Dishonored has gone Gold in time for the official release dates starting October 9th:
We're thrilled to announce that Dishonored has "Gone Gold"! After more than three years of development, 30+ versions of the game (accounting for different languages, countries, and platforms) are ready for release. Huge congrats to Arkane's Lyon and Austin offices, as well as everyone else involved with the project.
Coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC, Dishonored will be available in North America on October 9, 2012, in Australia and Spain on October 11, 2012, and throughout Europe on October 12, 2012.
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When we think of adoption and the part women's ministry plays in helping, there are many issues to consider. When my husband and I adopted in 1977, the main options we had were domestic, Caucasian because we were Caucasian and closed. Today there are so many kinds of adoption: domestic, international, open adoptions and embryo adoptions. Also, not all couples are young. Many are adopting … [Read more...]
Longing, Loss & Life: Miscarriage & Women's Ministry
Miscarriage is not something I have personally experienced, but I watched my daughter as she lost her third pregnancy to miscarriage. Although she was not far along, she experienced a huge loss emotionally and physically. In our ministries with women, we need to be sensitive to the hurts associated with miscarriage and find effective ways to help women through this painful situation. Issues to … [Read more...]
Ministry Opportunities for Women
Read as our guest blogger, Linda Lesniewski, challenges us to lead the women in our churches, to reach outside the walls of the church to impact the kingdom.I've been amazed over the years to watch God at work as He raises up gifted women to teach and equip women in God's Word. We are feasting at the banquet table when it comes to options and opportunities to gather with other women … [Read more...]
July 4th…What Does Freedom Mean to Women?
In the next few days we will celebrate the freedom of our country. If you are like me, you probably take that for granted much of the time. Maybe we've never experienced Christianity in other countries where it's not free. Take a few minutes to think through what you would really miss if you didn't live in our free country…who you would marry, where and if you would … [Read more...]


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I am contemplating replacing my Bose system with an aftermarket unit. I have read some of the posts on this board and I think that I have confused myself even further. If that is possible! My main concern is that if I remove the Bose system, I will disable other features of the car. (programming)
My ultimate goal is to successfully install XM or Sirius Radio in the car without any electronic hum or noise. I had a unit hard-wired in by an installer and, no matter what he tried, there was a distinct hum on all channels/frequencies tried. He even tried some of the units with wireless modulators and got the same result: humming noise.
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You have been given this booklet because you have had a 3rd or 4th degree tear. The information in this booklet is designed to help you recover as quickly as possible.
We encourage you to read this booklet as soon after the birth as possible and review the information daily. Please ask your midwife if you have any further questions.
At the very end of your labour the skin and muscle layers in and around your vagina thin and stretch to allow your baby to be born. It is quite common for women to have some form of perineal or vaginal tearing.
Midwives and doctors have developed a system of describing the types of tears according to the size of the tear and type of tissue involved. These range from a 1st degree tear to a 4th degree tear.
The following diagram may be helpful for you to understand some of the terms used to describe the different degrees of tears that occur during child birth.
A 1st degree tear is a thin tear or graze of the perineal skin. No muscles are involved. It is possible that a small number of stitches may be required.
A 2nd degree tear includes skin and muscle tissue. Stitches are usually needed and it can take around two months or so to feel completely comfortable again.
An episiotomy is a cut made into your perineum to enlarge your vaginal opening. This is done to help your baby be born. An episiotomy involves the same muscle and tissue as a 2nd degree tear. However some episiotomies can extend further, and when this happens they might be described as a 3rd or even a 4th degree tear depending on their severity.
A 3rd degree tear is a tear or laceration through the perineal muscles and the muscle layer that surrounds the anal canal. This requires stitches and can take a similar time to a 2nd degree tear (two months or so), if not longer, before the wound is healed and the area comfortable.
A 4th degree tear goes through the anal sphincter all the way into the anal canal or rectum. Most women with this condition will have no ongoing problems, with the appropriate management (including good personal hygiene by you, diet, physiotherapy, pain medication and laxatives). However a small group of women may have ongoing problems with controlling the passing of urine, wind or faeces. This is called incontinence and will require ongoing clinical review or medical consultation.
Also, although more uncommon than a tear, a recto-vaginal fistula may develop. This is when a tubelike passage links the vagina and rectum. Symptoms of this include the passing of flatus and/or faeces through the vagina. It is very important that you tell your doctor if you have either of these symptoms as infection can result.
3rd and 4th degree tears are an uncommon complication of child birth, which can affect a woman's normal bowel, bladder and sexual functions short term and in some cases, permanently. Following the recommendations in this booklet is important to try and prevent any long term problems. The time span for recovery varies in accordance with individual circumstances. Relax and give yourself time to heal. This guide will assist your recovery.
It is not possible to predict, or even prevent, these types of tears. There are some factors that may make a third or fourth degree tear more likely.
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These are not strengthening exercises, but are important for early recovery and functional protection of sutures.
One to two weeks after you go home the Mater physiotherapist will contact you to see how you are recovering. They will also usually talk to you about coming to see a physiotherapist specialising in pelvic floor function, to check your progress and review your longer term strengthening program.
If you require further physiotherapy you will be referred to the Mater Health and Wellness Clinic which is located on level 2 of the Mater Private Clinic, 550 Stanley Street, South Brisbane. Further information can be obtained from www.wellnessclinic.mater.org.au or you can telephone directly on 07 3163 6000.
It is important to continue to look after yourself when you go home. We recommend that you don't go home until your bowels have opened sufficiently and you are feeling well again. Your midwife/doctor will be able to advise you when you are ready and your doctor will prescribe any medication you will need upon discharge.
You will need to see your obstetrician six weeks after the birth of your baby for a check-up. This may include a vaginal examination. If you have any concerns about your recovery please see your obstetrician earlier.
If you have any concerns about your perineal tear, or your condition including persistent pain, please bring them to the attention of your midwife/doctor straight away.
Exactly how much longer varies from person to person and also depends on how deep the tear is. With a 3rd or 4th degree tear there may be pain/discomfort for three months or longer while your body heals.
For the first few days, usually a low fibre diet and plenty of fluids is recommended to prevent any further damage caused from straining to pass a stool. Foods include white bread, refined pasta, rice and cornflakes, rice bubbles, egg, fish, cheese, meat and chicken (no skin), small amounts of soft, ripe skinless fruits and vegetables. After three days, eat a high fibre diet to assist passage of soft, easily expelled stool. We recommend wholemeal breads and cereals, brown pasta and rice and at least four serves of fruit and five serves of vegetables daily. Drink at least eight glasses of water daily, to decrease the risk of constipation.
Comfortable sexual activity can begin after your body has completely healed. This may happen as early as six weeks after the birth of your baby, however it may also take more than three months. A small number of women may experience ongoing discomfort during sexual intercourse. If this is the case it is important that you discuss this with your doctor, as sexual intercourse should not cause any discomfort in the perineal area once it has completely healed.
When the bleeding has stopped and your stitches have completely healed.
Yes. All women should be offered a planned follow-up at three months with their obstetrician. You will be offered further assessment and referred to a colorectal surgeon if needed.
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Visitors were treated to a guided tour to see ongoing and completed projects.
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Can I remove this? bricks above beam
In my basement ceiling, but only above the support beams, I have what looks like grey bricks mortared in between the joists. What function do they serve? Can I take them out? I'd like to eventually run new pipes and wiring through there.
You sure that's mortar, and not foam?
Maybe plaster? I don't think it's foam. I can break a chunk off and crumble it further in my hands. I see home hair in it too.
Maybe it's for fireblocking? The ceiling was finished before I started taking it down.
Looks like fire blocking to me----rather old house? 1920s 1930s?
Wow, yes, built in 1928.
Ok, so the brick/plaster fireblock is necessary. But, I can knock it out, run some pipes/wires, and then put it back, right? I'm thinking just reuse the bricks, and then something else that'll do the job the plaster is doing now. I was initially thinking Great Stuff Fireblock foam, but the reviews on amazon are bad. Reviews say it burns just like regular foam, just colored orange. One review said it didn't pass inspection and he had to rip it out and replace with something called intumescent caulk. What do you guys recommend?
fireblocking can be made from wood in some cases/most cases and then use the fire foam to fill around the perimeter of the fire blocking. in fact, fire block before pipes wires are run and you can cut the pipes/wires to fit in tight leaving less air spaces to fill later...
Fireblocking, and it might also help the joists from twisting or otherwise moving, I would put them back if removed.
Used in a suitable thickness in a gap, the timber charrs in a fire, and this insulates it from the heat and prevents further degredation.
Where I live there are some old Victorian textile warehouses where the floors are of timber joists nailed side-by-side, so the whole floor is solid timber. These often survived in a fire.
Remove and replace with solid wood per code; http://www.reedconstructiondata.com/...g-codes/maine/
IBC, note "other approved means" was not what you have for turn-over, lol; http://publicecodes.cyberregs.com/ic...?bu2=undefined
Be sure to check that material for asbestos or use proper PPE. Given the age, there is a potential for that in that older material.
Are the photos from one side only, and is the other side the same? It looks like they are over a carrying beam. I agree it looks like fire stops, and wood works because it is intended to stop the airflow that will draw the fire up a wall, from a horizontal space into a vertical one, or vise-versa, slowing the progress of fire. Even the bricks will not work if the air spaces are not sealed
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Norwegian painter Edvard Munch may be best known for The Scream, but independent scholar and curator Jill Lloyd reveals how he influenced contemporary art. [read the article]
Munch was not only a beneficiary of Germany's thriving art scene. As the Neue Galerie makevividly clear, his influence on German Expressionism was pivotal. [read the article]
A refreshing exhibition that gives us the two sides of Munch. We see both the anxious artist who was "fundamentally pessimistic" about the relationships between men and women, and also the painter of self-assured pictures. [read the article]
Edvard Munch's portrait of existential angst is the second most famous image in art history – but why? Alastair Sooke tells its story. [read the article]
The Neue Galerie's superb new exhibition puts Munch in the context of the artists who followed him, and goes beyond the star power of a single piece to note his role in transforming avant-garde art at the turn of the 20th century. [read the article]
"Munch and Expressionism," an exciting new show at the Neue Galerie, settles his one textbook claim to historical consequence: he is the father of the most important modern movement in German art. [read the article]
Edvard Munch remains best-known for his "Scream," an image that can rival the Mona Lisa for mass popularity. But Munch was much more than a one-hit wonder. "Munch and Expressionism," a fascinating show at the Neue Galerie, rounds up a first-rate selection of his paintings and woodblock prints, many of them from museums in his native Norway. [read the article]
Heartbreaking, naughty, and unnerving, it's a show for anyone who's ever felt anything deeply and sought confirmation that others have felt it, too. [read the article]
Visit Oslo in midwinter and high summer and you'll know the atmospheric sources of Edvard Munch's art: barely broken darkness, and sunlight you can't escape. Both are evoked in "Munch and Expressionism" at the Neue Galerie, where paintings and prints by Munch and his younger German contemporaries glow and flare like lamps against midnight-blue walls. [read the article]
For 24 hours, each institution will be posting images taken at a partner museum, to draw parallels between the two institutions' themes and exhibitions. [read the article]
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I know I know I know, do not replace the stock BOV Unless your pushing over 20 pounds of boost.
WELL .... I am in the process of purchasing my turbo upgrade and all the parts that are needed. Within a month this will be my setup:
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Return to inventory: Completed Consultations on Foods from Genetically Engineered Plant Varieties
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August 18, 2010
Qinghua Zhu, Ph.D.
Regulatory Affairs Manager
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800 North Lindbergh Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri 63167
Dear Dr. Zhu:
This is in regard to the Monsanto Company's (Monsanto) consultation with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition and Center for Veterinary Medicine) on genetically engineered soybean line MON 87701. According to information Monsanto has provided, soybean line MON 87701 is genetically engineered to express the Cry1Ac protein. The protein is intended to confer resistance to targeted Lepidopteran pests. All materials relevant to this notification have been placed in a file designated BNF 0119. This file will be maintained in the Office of Food Additive Safety.
As part of bringing the consultation regarding this product to closure, Monsanto submitted a summary of its safety and nutritional assessment of the genetically engineered soybean on May 28, 2009. Monsanto submitted additional information on December 16, 2009. These communications informed FDA of the steps taken by Monsanto to ensure that this product complies with the legal and regulatory requirements that fall within FDA's jurisdiction. Based on the safety and nutritional assessment Monsanto has conducted, it is our understanding that Monsanto has concluded that food and feed derived from soybean line MON 87701 are not materially different in composition, safety, and other relevant parameters from soybean-derived food and feed currently on the market, and that genetically engineered soybean line MON 87701 does not raise issues that would require premarket review or approval by FDA.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates plant-incorporated protectants (PIP), which include both the active and inert ingredients. Soybean line 87701 contains a PIP, which is within the purview of EPA. It is Monsanto's responsibility to obtain all appropriate clearances, including those from the EPA and the United States Department of Agriculture, before marketing food or feed derived from soybean line MON 87701.
Based on the information Monsanto has presented to FDA, we have no further questions concerning food and feed derived from soybean line MON 87701 at this time. However, as you are aware, it is Monsanto's continued responsibility to ensure that foods marketed by the firm are safe, wholesome, and in compliance with all applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
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Park Ridge, IL -- As the fall term of the 2004-05 school year comes to a close, the Big Ten recognizes a total of 564 fall sports athletes who have been named to the Academic All-Conference Team. The list of honored student-athletes features 40 men's and 93 women's cross country runners, 58 field hockey players, 133 football players, 59 men's and 124 women's soccer athletes and 57 volleyball players. To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, student-athletes must be letterwinners in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a career grade-point average (GPA) of 3.0 or better.
At least five Big Ten student-athletes have maintained unblemished GPAs. A trio of women's cross country runners boast a 4.00 GPA in Indiana's Jessica Gall (So., Political Science), Ohio State's Sarah Cass (Jr., Psychology) and Purdue's Anne King (So., Civil Engineering). In women's soccer, Iowa's Susan Yagla (So., Pre-Exercise Science) and Wisconsin's Jessica Ring (Sr., Legal Studies) also claimed perfect GPAs.
The Big Ten Academic All-Conference award winners also achieved excellence outside of the classroom. In women's soccer, Penn State's Tiffany Weimer (Jr., Journalism) and Natalie Jacobs (Jr., Advertising & Public Relations) collected Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year accolades, respectively, as they guided the Nittany Lions to their seventh-straight League title. In field hockey, a trio of Academic All-Big Ten picks garnered First Team All-America honors from the National Field Hockey Coaches Association in Iowa's Barb Weinberg (Sr., Psychology, Health and Sports Studies), Michigan State's Veerle Goudswaard (Sr., Criminal Justice) and Penn State's Amanda Eckert (Sr., Recreation, Park and Tourism Management). Ohio State's Stacey Gordon (Sr., Sports and Leisure Studies) was tabbed volleyball's Player of the Year for the second time after setting the League's career kills record and leading the Buckeyes to their 13th overall NCAA appearance. On the football field, four Academic All-Big Ten performers have already been named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team in Northwestern's duo of defensive back Jeff Backes (Sr., Psychology) and defensive tackle Luis Castillo (Sr., Economics), Penn State defensive back Andrew Guman (Sr., Finance) and Wisconsin defensive back Jim Leonhard (Sr., Kinesiology).
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Nelsen, a 35-year-old central defender at English Premier League side Queens Park Rangers, has been rumored to be in the running for a job on TFC's coaching staff for the past few weeks. Reports from Soccer By Ives and the Toronto Sun suggest that Nelsen, who was thought to be in contention for an assistant or player/coach role, will actually take on the head coaching position. Toronto FC has called a press conference for Tuesday, though it did not specify the topic at hand.
If Nelsen joins Toronto, he would be reuniting with club president and general manager Kevin Payne, under whom he played at D.C. United before heading across the pond to sign for Blackburn Rovers in 2005.
A New Zealand international, Nelsen has no prior coaching experience. He would be taking the head coaching position from a man who had just stepped into the role last June. Mariner was hired as TFC's director of player development in Jan. 2011, a role he performed before taking over the coaching reins from Aron Winter.
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Construction of a new housing complex geared toward the 50-plus market is underway on Brandon's North Hill.
Falcon Ridge, a project of Bridge Road Developments Ltd., will be located at 2100 Bell Ave. in the new subdivision off 18th Street.
"All your amenities are in there. They have wide hallways, they're geared for senior living ... obviously elevators," said Ray Brownlee, managing partner with Century 21 Westman.com. "There's going to be a gorgeous enclosed solarium on the west side."
The three-storey building will include 24 units, featuring private balconies, indoor heated garage and a common room equipped with a kitchen and lounge area.
Brownlee said the complex is being marketed as "not a condo, not a life lease, it's the best of both."
With Falcon Ridge, tenants will sign a one-year lease and are required to pay a $55,000 deposit. They will receive three per cent interest on that deposit.
Monthly rent will range from $1,700 to $1,950, depending on the size of the unit. The two-bedroom suites range from 1,060 square feet to 1,535 square feet.
"It's just a very popular concept because it opens up opportunities for retirees to not have to invest all of the money from their homes, they can take just a small portion of the equity they get from the sale of their home and enjoy it," Brownlee said.
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Nice, I got a silver 09 wagon. Did you install the foglights yourself? How did ya remove the WRX enblem in the front grill?
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Nice, I got a silver 09 wagon. Did you install the foglights yourself? How did ya remove the WRX enblem in the front grill?
looking good!!! i want some boost wheels but im gonna try in do 18x9 inch, yea i understand the stance thing too, i love being able to drive anywhere without worrying about bottoming out
i just cant seem to stop scratching it everywhere else lol...
Hey, what about the Subaru subwoofer for the OEM system, did you got it or tested it? Is it a good adition or would we be better with an aftermarket unit?
looks real good, you should be proud
That being said, you'd probably get more bang for your buck going with an aftermarket sub/amp setup -- especially if you're going to be adding an aftermarket head unit.
I keep thinking the SRS effect, although very clear and punchy, steals some of the stereo spaciousness. Installing the sub provides for better non-SRS sound?
Sorry, "SRS"? Is that the surround sound?
I think a sub is necessary in the stock system to add the bottom end. I don't listen to bass-centered music (Mostly country, actually) but bass is important to round up the whole sound. I'm perfectly content with the OEM under seat amp.
SRS is a feature for the 2008-09 models which focuses sound towards front passengers and enhances bass. The catch is stereo imaging is reduced.
Subaru's OEM subwoofer connects to the system and attaches to a harness under the front seats.
2 things I would like to know with the system:
1. Does the radio automatically filters the low frequencies to the sub and the rest to the other speakers?
2. Does sound without SRS improves?
I know it's been a while, but I got my hands on a nice camera and cleaned the Raptor for these shots of the tip mod.
How you like it?
Looks good! I went with the SPT muffler, but this looks better. I'm getting nervous about any kind of custom work - the service people in North Virginia seem to want to keep destroying my car...
Sorry to hear about your boost guage.
I just had mine installed friday and it literally only took the tech 45 minutes to install it. Apparently he had done one before. However he did install it about an inch too far to the left. But that was mostly in part to where i have my radar detector velcro'd to the dash.


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Jul 21, 2011
Transition trouble at WNS
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Changes In H-1B Visa Norms May Not Hit Outsourcing Industry: WNS CEO
Press Trust of India | Friday March 24, 2017
The BPM industry has grown beyond the shores of India and created assets across the globe.
Digitisation Projects Initiated for Betterment of India, Says WNS
Press Trust of India | Thursday July 23, 2015
WNS Global Services Group Keshav Murugesh said digitisation campaigns such as Digital India initiated in the past year have been made for the betterment of India.
IoT, Cloud Technology to Bring Next Phase of Growth in BPO Sector: WNS
Press Trust of India | Monday May 11, 2015
IDC said the growth in cloud and Internet-connected devices is expected to propel the IoT market globally to $3.04 trillion by 2020.
WNS Q1 net soars two-fold to $6.7 million
Thursday July 18, 2013
BPO major WNS reported on Wednesday an over two-fold increase in its net profit to $6.7 million in the first quarter ended June 30 on the back of growth across verticals.
Weak rupee not good for Indian economy, says Nasscom
Wednesday June 26, 2013
As rupee today breached the 60-mark against the dollar, the apex body of IT and software services industry, Nasscom, said it would like the Indian unit to be more stable as it is in the interest of overall economy.
Wipro gets fresh tax demand of Rs. 816 crore
Press Trust of India | Friday June 14, 2013
Wipro has been slapped with an over Rs. 816 crore claim by tax department, becoming the latest IT company to have got such a notice after Infosys, WNS and iGate.
Unsettled tax demands worth Rs 738 crore: iGate
Sunday May 26, 2013
After WNS and Infosys, iGate is the latest to face tax issues in India with the US-based outsourcing firm having an "unsettled" tax demand of $132.7 million (about Rs 738 crore) for assessment years 2004-05 to 2009-10.
Taxmen call on WNS; slap tax demands of about Rs 557 crore
Sunday May 12, 2013
After Vodafone, Nokia and Shell, WNS is the latest MNC that has come under the tax scanner on transfer pricing issue and the outsourcing major has demands of additional tax of about Rs 557 crore on income and with regard to acquisition of UK-based Aviva's BPO services.
WNS fixes public offer price of its stake at $12.75 per American depository share
Tuesday February 12, 2013
BPO firm WNS today fixed the issue price of its American depository shares, held by private equity firm Warburg Pincus, at $12.75 a piece, taking the offer size to $185.12 million.
WNS appoints Deepak Sogani as Chief Financial Officer
Tuesday December 4, 2012
BPO major WNS today said it has appointed Deepak Sogani as the group Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
Power grid failure: How BPO companies coped
Press Trust of India | Tuesday July 31, 2012
The BPO industry in Gurgaon and Noida managed to run operations, even as power grid failed, using back-up generator sets
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Thursday July 12, 2012
Infosys, HCL Technologies and Wipro Technologies are among the top 10 outsourcing companies, says a survey.
EXL Service on lookout for acquisitions for up to $ 50 million
NDTV Correspondent | Saturday November 26, 2011
BPO firm EXL Service Holdings on Wednesday said that it is on the lookout for acquisitions for up to $ 50 million to expand its expertise in verticals like banking, financial services and insurance, besides the analytics space. "We are always on the lookout for acquisitions. We are in dialogue with 6-8 companies in the size of about $ 25-50 ...
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India is going to splurge on information technology over the next 5-7 years. Industry research firm Gartner expects that amount to be in the tune of $67 billion in this year alone. The Indian market is one of fastest growing within Asia pacific region at 14 per cent, that's almost 3 times of average global IT spending growth. No ...
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yesterday night I got 2 separate calls from 2 friends of mine who work for the same client in 2 different places, one said he's having problems with a "time out" behavior and the second one got "hang" behavior on iis.
I drove there today and together we found a quite interesting bug.
he had a distributed application : server A is hosting asp 3.0 pages which called com+ objects that where coded in vb6. this com+ objects used ServerXMLHTTP object to call server b. server B was hosting asp 3.0 pages which called com+ object coded in vb6 (the same as server A).
sometimes, but only sometimes (as with all interesting bugs) he noticed that the event log on server B reported an error, but Server A's log didn't report anything like server B.
both servers are win2k running iis. server B was relying on the fact that if an unsupported error was happening on the server it generated an IIS server error which was redirected to a custom page which was producing a custom xml with the specified error back to server A (you can read more about custom pages like this here)
first they didn't log the xml , they only logged the fact that they had a problem, so the first thing we did is to log the xml to a file, then we hit the server and opened the generated xml with explorer, the first thing we noticed is that it didn't load, it was complaining he had encountered the following error:
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Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
An invalid character was found in text content. Error processing resource 'file:///C:/Documents and Settings/yosit/Desktop/a.xml'. Line 1, Position 5<as>
it lacked the <? xml 1.0 encoding .....?> tag , when we added it everything went fine.
since Server A got the xml , tried to parse it and got the same error as explorer , it logged a timeout (because the code didn't take that into account).
if it was .net exceptions we would have been on it on the first time. thnx god for .net Exceptions...
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This weekend we'll say good bye to a hot, steamy July and welcome in the month of August, which means one big thing to sports fans everywhere… we are that much closer to the return of football season! But while NFL players and college gridiron hopefuls bake under the hot summer sun at training camps across the country, we sports enthusiasts are left to watch what little is left on the sporty tube.
And so I'll keep this introduction short… after Thursday night's season premiere of "Jersey Shore," I'm left with a sore typing arm from all of the fist pumping… and instead, we'll move right into this week's edition of "The Couch Potato Report," C.P.R. for your sports-lovin' hearts.
Happy August, Happy Viewing, and of course, Happy Shark Week! (Discovery Channel starting Sunday night, featuring six new specials!)
Friday at 7pm on NESN, Saturday at 4pm on FOX, and Sunday at 1:30pm back on NESN
The Sox are finally getting healthy, which means you might recognize a majority of the players in the lineup now! This weekend they return from a reasonably successful West Coast road trip that saw the Sox go a respectable 6-4, highlighted by a three-game sweep of the Anaheim, California Angels of Los Angeles, California. The local nine will host former Sox outfielder Johnny Damon and the Detroit Tigers, who enter the series six games back of the first place White Sox in the A.L. Central. The Tigers have lost four in a row coming into Fenway, and hopefully the Sox can continue the losing ways for Damon's bunch (though the Tigers got the best of them on Friday).
NESN at 3pm on Saturday, with around-the-clock coverage on all major deals on ESPN News & MLB Network
Baseball die-hards like myself always mark July 31st on their calendars every year. It's deadline day for major league teams to swap players around without having to deal with waivers. We've already seen a few pretty major deals hit the wire, with Roy Oswalt heading east to the Phillies, Miguel Tejada heading west to the Padres, and Cliff Lee joining the division leading Rangers. But have no doubt, teams will be working around the clock to make moves before Saturday's 4pm deadline. For local Red Sox-centric coverage, tune in to NESN at 3pm on Saturday for their "Trade Deadline Special." For national coverage, you're better off sticking with ESPN News or if you're lucky enough to have it, the MLB Network. A little Hazel Mae never hurt nobody… I mean, she's no Heidi Watney, but she'd still get a nice dinner and drinks out of me any night she wanted. Not that I'm counting on getting that chance… ever.
ESPN & ESPN2 all weekend long
That's a great question… why, or maybe how, are the X Games still happening every year? They must be doing something right in order to last as long as they have, but really, who watches this stuff? Call me crazy, but I don't know a single soul that gets amped up, looking forward to the X Games every year. But nonetheless, this weekend marks the 16th year of ESPN's marquee summer extreme games event, this year being held out in Los Angeles. Flip it on to catch grown men skateboard… maybe by the end of it all, you can explain to me what a "Moto X" is.
LPGA's British Open – ESPN, 9am Friday, 10am Saturday and Sunday
PGA's Greenbrier Classic – Golf Channel, 3pm Friday, 1pm Saturday and Sunday; CBS, 3pm Saturday and Sunday
PGA's European Tour, The Irish Open – Golf Channel, 10am Friday, 9am Saturday and Sunday
Sr. PGA's U.S. Open Championship – ESPN2, 5pm Friday; NBC, 4pm Saturday and Sunday
I'm thinking it would take a golf-aholic to sit and watch one of these three tournaments this weekend. Heck, the weather's going to be fan-friggin'-tastic all weekend long, if you love golf so much, get out there and play it yourself! But if you've got a bum elbow, or no elbows at all, and can't swing a club anymore, I guess you're one of those folks who will be excited to catch a bunch of no-names and has-beens try to make it big at these minimally important tournaments.
Sunday at 5pm on ABC
It's been a while since horse racing took center stage in the sports world, but this Sunday a few of the big name horses that captured loads of attention in the spring will hit the track at Monmouth Park in New Jersey for the $1 million Haskell Invitational. This race, while not nearly as big and lucrative as the Triple Crown races in May and June, will this year feature several horses who had success in those races this past spring. Horses like Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver and runner-up Ice Box, Preakness winner Lookin At Lucky and runner-up First Dude, and the up-and-coming horse, Trappe Shot, all will be featured in Sunday's race. With it being held in Jersey, maybe these horses will be all tanned up, gelled up, and maybe their trainers have taught them how to fist pump!?! Maybe…
Adams Field on Merrymount Parkway in Quincy, Friday through Sunday
This doesn't necessarily have anything to do with television, so this week's "Off the Field" pick is literally "on the field." For those who don't know of him, Pat White was a young baseball player from Quincy who was hit hard with rhabdomysarcoma, a rare form of tissue cancer. He lost his long battle with the disease back in late 2005, at just age 15. White was an inspiration to baseball players throughout Quincy and the South Shore, quite often hitting the diamond on the same day he'd receive chemotherapy treatments. Quincy Youth Baseball is hosting the 10th annual tournament honoring Pat White this weekend at Adams Field, one of the best baseball fields in the state. Proceeds from the event will go straight to the Jimmy Fund. So if you want to see some of the more talented young teenage baseball players that Quincy, Braintree, Weymouth, and Scituate have to offer, come enjoy the nice weather and help support a great cause.
Tags: Adams Field, Boston Red Sox, Cliff Lee, Detroit Tigers, First Dude, Haskell Invitational, Hazel Mae, Ice Box, Jersey Shore, Jimmy Fund, Johnny Damon, Lookin At Lucky, Miguel Tejada, PGA, Quincy, Roy Oswalt, Shark Week, Super Saver, Trappe Shot, X Games


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16 hilarious life lessons you could learn from your kids
When you have three kids in the house, there's a lot to learn – and it's not always the children doing the learning. Read the very funny lessons that Carolyn Tate has learned from her kids.
Once upon a time, such a long, long time ago, I thought I was the perfect mother. I thought I'd be responsible for raising upstanding citizens who adore their parents, say 'please' and 'thank you', love homework, keep their rooms clean and bring their mother fresh posies from the garden every other day. Eventually, I anticipated, my kids would graduate top of their class, gain meaningful employment, raise funds and awareness for the worst of society's ills and eventually provide me with delightful grandbabies.
Then the first child was born, and all sense of superiority went out the window. Now I have three kids and I have to admit – just quietly – the more children I have, the less I know what I'm doing.
Lucky for me, I have my children to guide me. And they never miss an opportunity to assist me in my pursuit of parental perfection as they continue to provide helpful feedback on where I'm going wrong.
I thank them, in particular, for these recent learnings:
1. Offering a piece of banana instead of the whole banana still in the skin is unacceptable. The skin must be pulled sufficiently down so it can be eaten like a monkey – that's exactly halfway. No more, no less. Or else.
2. Toast crusts are poisonous and, while you're at it, cutting it into squares and triangles is passé. Butterflies, stars and the entire cast of In the Night Garden are preferable shapes.
3. Brand new dresses MUST be worn during the consumption of spaghetti bolognese. Bibs are not necessary and are an affront to the individual's dining skills.
4. The appropriate response to a request to close the fridge door is to throw oneself to the floor and scream.
5. The age at which one can dress oneself effectively and in a timely fashion is probably about 27.
6. Sunscreen is the work of the devil and is never to be worn. Except on the odd occasion during which the entire tube is applied to the face.
7. Hats are to be worn while watching television or reading books. They are also excellent for stowing small toys. They are NOT appropriate for outdoor activities.
8. The answer to "What sort of sauce would you like on your meal?" is always ALL of the sauces – and if anything is to actually be eaten, it must be presented in a funny shape.
9. Haircuts should be against the law, as should the washing of hair.
10. Asking siblings to do anything together constitutes cruel and unusual punishment.
11. There must always be at least three pieces of Lego in all beds at all times. Any slip from this standard requires an immediate and thorough replenishment of stocks.
12. The appropriate response to finding a pile of clean washing on one's bed is to form it into a nest and sleep in it.
13. The answer to every yes/no question is invariably "no".
14. The answer to every other question is "chocolate", "Mummy" or "waaaaaaaaaaah".
15. Medicine is delicious and may be demanded as a recreational beverage at any time, but will be spat out with great force if actual illness occurs.
16. Going to the toilet alone is not an option for any member of the family. For any visit there must be at least one participant and one spectator. The closer the spectator can position themselves to the participant, the better.
What valuable life lessons have your children taught you?
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AKRON, Ohio — Goodwill Industries serving Summit, Portage, Medina, Ashland and Richland Counties is celebrating Goodwill Week, May 5 -10.
During the week, Goodwill will provide agency tours, classes and other activities at its headquarters to educate the community about its mission to help individuals prepare for, find and retain employment. In addition, the agency will launch its new retail customer loyalty program – the Goodwill Club. Beginning May 5, customers can register at any of its retail stores in the five-county region to receive a Goodwill Club card.
Goodwill Week Event Details
Dates/Times: Tuesday, May 6, from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Wednesday, May 7, from 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Saturday, May 10, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Location: 570 E. Waterloo Road, Akron, OH 44319
Bring the family and enjoy the fun, including:
Goodwill Club Retail Customer Loyalty Program
Registration for the Goodwill Club card is free and customers will earn one point for every dollar spent in Goodwill's retail stores in Summit, Portage, Medina, Ashland and Richland Counties. After earning 100 points, members will receive a 35 percent off discount coupon.
"We wanted a better way to reward our loyal customers for supporting Goodwill's mission to help individuals prepare for, find and retain employment," said Pedro Barnes, vice president, retail operations, Goodwill Industries serving Summit, Portage, Medina, Ashland and Richland Counties. "We truly appreciate our customers because with every $1.00 that is spent in the retail stores, 88 cents is invested back into supporting the mission. This program will allow customers to earn rewards faster than before."
Details on Free Classes
Resume/Interview Tips
Goodwill's Mission Services team will assist job seekers looking for basic tips to help improve their resume and prepare for an interview. To register for a class, call 1-800-989-8428.
Thrift Shopping Basics
Learn thrift shopping basics from area fashion and upcycle bloggers to help save your family money – from preparing for your shopping trip to the best ways to find a fantastic outfit or that special item for an upcycle project. All classes will be held at Goodwill's location at 570 E. Waterloo Road in Akron.


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Playing In The Rain
By Snyper on 9/20/10
Matt is an opinionated* golf enthusiast from Pennsylvania. He coaches at the high school level, molding the minds and swings of our next generation. Feel free to chime in with your thoughts and opinions of Matt in the comments. Don't hold back- because Matt won't.
A wise man once said, "It never rains on the golf course." Well, turns out that's not exactly true. When you're on the golf course and it does start to rain, there are some basic strategies and tools that can keep your game on track in spite of the weather.
First of all, you've got to be prepared for Mother Nature to put a damper on your round. Always carry an extra towel in your bag for such an occasion. You don't need a five-pound beach towel, but even the smallest of extra towels can be your new best friend if you get stuck on the course on a rainy day. The newest fad in towels is the waterproof version. While they tend to be a little heavier and more cumbersome, they do manage to stay dry in even the heaviest of downpours. If you have a cart bag with plenty of room, I would certainly recommend keeping one tucked away just in case.
Though an umbrella might seem like the most important tool to have in rainy weather, I would argue that there is something much more useful. I would trade an umbrella for a good pair of rain gloves any day of the week. Anybody who's played in the rain knows that once your clubs start to slip in your hands, you are in trouble. With a good set of rain gloves, you could swing a club under water without the slightest of a slip. In fact, if you break out a pair of gloves in the rain, you should get them a little wet right away as they are designed to perform better when they have some moisture in them. Even with a 70-inch umbrella, your hands and your grips are going to get damp sooner or later. But, if you've got a pair of rain gloves to slide on, a little h2o will only help you to keep control of your clubs.
Just like playing in the wind, playing in the rain can easily result in players rushing their shots.
Being prepared is the easy part of playing golf in the rain. The hard part is managing to adapt your swing and your shots to stay consistent in spite of the weather. Just like playing in the wind, playing in the rain can easily result in players rushing their shots. It is hard to stand there and take your time when the water is pouring down on you. However, you have got to make up your mind that you are going to maintain your pre-shot routine even though it is raining. Making solid contact is hard enough in normal weather and even more difficult when it is raining. Don't make the process even tougher by rushing your shots. It only takes a few more seconds to catch your breath and take a practice swing. You won't melt and neither will your game as long as you maintain the status quo in spite of the obvious temptation to hurry things along.
Take an extra club and swing easy. The heavy air and the rain itself are going to cost you at least half a club on almost every shot.
My last bit of advice for overcoming the rain is making sure you club up for it. The last thing you want to do when trying to hit a golf ball in the rain is to try and hit it harder than normal. Take an extra club and swing easy. The heavy air and the rain itself are going to cost you at least half a club on almost every shot. Approach shots from outside of 150 yards will most likely play about a full club longer. So, don't think you are just going to muscle up and blast it through the conditions, but grab another club and make sure you get to the green. Trust me, you won't be missing long and putting in the rain is a whole lot easier than chipping.
While playing in the rain is not something that most of us look forward to, it should not stop us from still posting a decent score. Whether it is a passing storm or a two-hour shower, playing successful golf in the rain is possible. It starts with making sure you are prepared by having the proper items in your bag just in case the weather takes a turn for the worse. Break out the rain gloves and the extra towel. Keep it simple and swing easy. You just might be surprised how simple it is to play in the rain if you're ready with the right adjustments. So, next time you're out on the links and the skies are threatening, try these few suggestions and don't let a little rain stop your game.
* Matt's views and opinions are his own do not necessarily reflect those of oobgolf.
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birdieXris says:
Good advice all around.
Investing in good wet weather gear is definitely recommended. It's like the old argument of shelling out $500 for a driver, but only spending $25 on your putter. You get what you pay for and it will definitely affect your game. There's a lot of good and cheap solutions out there for wet weather gear, but breathable waterPROOF (not waterRESISTANT) gear is a must. It won't make you hot, but it'll keep you dry and it's a lot easier to play when you're comfortable in the rain.
Kickntrue says:
@birdieXris- i'd love to hear some recommendations on this breathable rain gear. I have 2 sets- and both are quite expensive (got them for free) and promote breathability. both are hot as balls. great for wet fall golf, but in the middle of the summer- they are like wearing trash bags...
Scott Shields says:
I wouldn't go as far as saying I like playing in the rain, but I don't hate it. I'd rather play in rainy / wet weather rather then 20mph winds and sun.
birdieXris says:
My footjoys are awesome. They're double lined with mesh so it stays away from my body and while it's a little warmer than wearing nothing, i don't sweat at all. The sun mountain crap i bought for like $99 (coat and pants) sucks balls. It's waterproof but like your'e having a problem with, it's not very breathable (although it promotes such). I'd recommend the half-sleeves in the summer - for obvious reasons. I saw some company that has zippered pants (changes to shorts) that are waterproof. Finally a great idea - i'll see if i can find the link. I've been wanting to get a pair of those.
Swingem says:
Good rain gear and definitely the rain gloves. Club up, shorter swing, and ball back in stance. I've always found an umbrella to be a problem unless you have someone else to carry it, especially if there is any wind. I prefer a good rain hat like the OR Seattle Sombrero.
windowsurfer says:
I like this for the temperate rainforest here: rain PROOF jacket with zippered side vents, Oregon Mudder rubberized shoes (latest model that are not so darn heavy), waterproof hat (pack an old tweed one that is v warm and a Callaway Goretex ballcap), rain gloves. Towel on the bag and one hanging on my belt. Screw the umbrella - too clumbsy cuz I carry. If I had a cart, I'd put the umbrella on one of those clamps that sticks up from the cart handle - that looks handy. Cotton is rotten for wearing under the jacket - breathable synthetics are better. I wear any pants (not rain pants) and tuck em into my socks. I like playing in light rain or heavy mist - greens are receptive and the course is pretty well empty. I don't smoke any more (15 yrs+) so I don't have to worry about keepin the cigs/matches dry. That used to bug me!
Rain gloves are the key - they are frickin awesome. BUT, you gotta wash em with soap occasionally - they smell like an old hockey bag - or worse, a wet suit - after a while.
bkuehn1952 says:
Generally I will not play when a steady rain is forecast. Once greens start to puddle, a course is pretty much unplayable. As much as I love golf, playing in a steady rain just is not that much fun.
When light rain or intermittant showers are the day's weather, a rain jacket or windshirt is about all I need (plus an umbrella for the walk between shots). Any rainsuit I have worn, including "breathable" ones, is too hot for mid-summer. However, they work great in early or late season conditions (Great Lakes region) and I found wearing the rain pants with just my boxers worked great in Ireland.
My one experience with rain gloves during the remnants of Typhoon Melor confirm they work great. The club never slipped but my hands tended to get a bit cold.
Swingem says:
Played a round last year at Bandon Dunes in pouring rain. First day of our annual trip. Bandon is sand based and drains really well, but not that day. Three great friends and flasks of single-malt, we decided we would keep the standing bet, play it down and putt it out, standing water be damned. Arguably, some of the most fun I've had on a golf course.
cjgiant says:
Umbrellas actually become more hassle then they are worth if some wind kicks up with the rain (and really seem only useful when walking anyhow). I have never had rain gloves, and rarely have needed them, but I may look into them now for those times.
cpercy says:
What's everyone's favorite rain glove? I like to play in the rain but the gloves I have don't work that well. My rules for golf and weather are, if they will let you on the course I'll play (only exception is lightning). About the only times you can't play here is when there is snow on the greens. I have played when you cannot put a tee in ground because its so frozen plus side of that is drives can go 400 yards and you can play off the pond.
birdieXris says:
My favorite gloves are the FJ wet-weathers. They stick to the club like mad. I have a pair of Nike rain gloves too. They're absolutely worthless and cost me 3 strokes at Nemacolin.
Swingem says:
I'll second the FJ's. I've had two pair, the first were a little loose after getting wet so I bought a second pair a size smaller.
Banker85 says:
sounds like i need some rain gloves. why not use them when its not raining?
Swingem says:
@Banker-Try some and you'll know. Awsome in the rain, wierd when dry.
cpercy says:
Thanks guys, looks like I'll be picking up some FJs the rainy season is here.
birdieXris says:
@swingem - yea you have to watch that when any glove gets wet. I recommend a half size smaller than your "normal" glove size. My size is a cadet M'L and i was ok with that OR the M regular (not cadet).
@banker - while they'll provide excellent grip in the wet weather, they're non-grip when dry. Plus your hands will get pruny wearing wet gloves all day. I don't want that unless i have to . :) haha.
bducharm says:
@Banker - JB Holmes wears a rain glove all of the time. He does it because his hands sweat so badly. I tried that this summer here in Texas and it worked great.
Banker85 says:
I have sweaty hands so maybe it would work for me. thanks
windowsurfer says:
FJs are good. When they get really soaked, I just take them off and wring them out, then they are grippy again. Hey, *Swingem*, I like the flasks of single-malt addition to the list of rain equip! We play all winter (frozen or not, as long as they let us go out) scotch would help - couldn't hurt - on pond-hockey days. Cheers.
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Getting rid of waste.
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Getting rid of waste.
The number one problem of a do-it at home painter is getting rid of waste legally.
Body shops pay certified haulers to haul away 55 gallons of drums of waste and this is very expensive. Some shops have recyclers that convert the waste to reusable gun cleaning thinner. These recyclers cost $1500 and up and will do 5 gallons a day and more depending how big of a unit you buy.
Now dumping waste outside the garage is one illegal and second can be very expensive if caught. Not counting fines it can cost $15,000 just for a 3 foot square area to have a certified company come and dig it up, clean the dirt and replace.
You are responsible even after you sell your house, if the new owner turns you in.
Here is a picture of three months of waste in my garage. I collect my wifes kitty liter buckets and she buys dishwashing soap in the big buckets also.
Dump all your waste, primer, base, reducer, epoxy in the bucket it will continue to gel over time and if need be buy the cheapest can of activator and dump in and stir.
It is totally illegal to dump liquid paint in you dumpster or garbage can but once in a gelled or dry form it is totally legal to place out for the garbage man to pick up.
Youre looking at 30lbs in the picture.
Another area of high volume waste is cleaning a dirty gun that has plugged up, this can result in 2-3 quarts of urethane reducer or lacquer thinner.
In the picture you will see a gallon of carb cleaner, cost is about $24, this can replace a can I had use for over 10 years. It has a tray for the cap and needle and NOTHING will clean a gun faster than carb cleaner.
The carb cleaner will not hurt plastic cups or the plastic tops, nor will it hurt the guns that are anodized.
Five minutes of soaking, hit the gun with a brush and dip again and wipe dry and run a shot glass of thinner through the gun and youre ready to go.
Barry, I was considering the carb cleaner as a tip of the day.
You beat me again (LOL) :thumbup:
You can't legally do that in the bay area and other highly regulated VOC areas. Leaving the cans out for the VOC to evaporate will get you a hefty fine.
OK, edumacate me! (Got to love CA)
How in sam H*** do you stop VOC's from evaporating?
If 2:1 is legal to spray but you can't have it in a mixing cup?
Do they require it in a sealed container?
If you had a 55 gallon waste drum and sealed it after every dumping that could be a bomb waiting to happen.
What does a shop do with it?
Another question or statement:
If you have 4 OZ of mixed clear left and you put it in a quart can and seal the lid until clear is hard AS SOON as you pop the lid the voc's escape?
It can't be stopped! Well throw a match to it, I guess.
I keep a big burn pile of limbs in my back yard. :mwink:
Yeah, everybody burning that stuff and the related Ozone damage sure has been helping to make the winters milder up here :D
Most shops in my area just pay to have it hauled off. The smarter shops have a recycler. And there are a few that burn brush with it I'm sure.
I have a large garbage can full of saw dust from my wood shop.
Anything that has hardener gets poured into a can and thrown
away once hardened.
IT's all the Bush administrations fault :D
Downside of using that carb cleaner is the smell, get it on you and your wife won't let you in the house until it wears off, but boy does it work good.
i have an old hood that i spray anything left over on. i send left over paint home with the customer, he paid for it let him store it. i use a 9 in salad bar pan for cleaning my guns , . it will evap overnight. i have poured old paint on the hood and let it dry. i farm so i put nothing in the ground. i agree with barry that getting rid of waste right is important. as far as i know spraying it or letting it dry is legal. maybe not in cal but here it is.
OK, edumacate me! (Got to love CA)
How in sam H*** do you stop VOC's from evaporating?
If 2:1 is legal to spray but you can't have it in a mixing cup?
Do they require it in a sealed container?
If you had a 55 gallon waste drum and sealed it after every dumping that could be a bomb waiting to happen.
What does a shop do with it?
Another question or statement:
If you have 4 OZ of mixed clear left and you put it in a quart can and seal the lid until clear is hard AS SOON as you pop the lid the voc's escape?
It can't be stopped! Well throw a match to it, I guess.
I just checked the Southern CA law since its the toughest and could not find anything as far as the above once activated.
What are they telling you you must do with it?
Was this a Barbara Boxer law?
We're playing hardball in Calif. An inspector will first look for loose or missing tops on your paint bench yet you can leave the "bung hole" as they call it open on the collection drum..
With the cost of materials keeping the lid on is easy...
There are so many programs and paperwork it's crazy.
First the fireman
then the water lady
then the air dude...
if you generate less than so many gallons in a 90 day period a shop can use the public drop off stations.
Step 1: Qualifying
The location in which the waste is generated must be in Santa Clara County.
The business must qualify as a Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator(CESQG) as defined in the California Health and Safety Code, section 25218.1 , and Code of Federal Regulations 40, Section 261.5 .
According to these codes, you must produce less than 220 lbs., or 27 gallons of hazardous waste per month, or less than 2.2 lbs. of Extremely Hazardous Waste per month.
Non-Profits, Landlords, Apartment Managers, Associaitions, and Businesses who have had hazardous waste dumped on their property are considered small businesses, and not are not exempt from disposal fees.
They got it set up so it pays to not be a succesfull business
But Arnold says he can fix that...
I kinda like the mild winters we've been having the last few years. Mid november and no snow yet, still close to 50 for a high.
I try to mix everything as close as possible, If it is an unactivated product, just save the extra till needed again. If it is catalyzed I'll pour into a container and let it harden up, then put it in the garbage. I don't generate a lot of waste with the amount of work I do at home. Should have it shipped to california and dumped on a few trees, damn tree huggers. What a waaco state, don't think I could handle living there with all the goofy laws and thats just the start of why I wouldn't want to live in California.
[QUOTE=baddbob]Yeah, everybody burning that stuff and the related Ozone damage sure has been helping to make the winters milder up here :D
When I see pictures of my sister in-laws house where the snow is at the roof line and all you can see is a path to the front door, you should thank us polluters! She lives about 30-40 miles from you.
But now that you mention it those pictures were a few years back.
I'm still not going up there for Xmas!
My other sister in-law up there works for the DNR as a stream tester and even they are smart enough to lay her off every winter.
Glad we could help you out Bob!
I think it was 2-3 years ago that we had really mild winters, hardly any snow. Most of the business further up north that relied on tourism in winter and places selling snowmobiles, ect were really hurting for business and had a huge inventory buildup. They were suppose to have snowmobile races just north of me, and remember they had to make snow to run the event. They may not be happy with you polluters, but I myself don't really enjoy scraping my windshield and getting instant frostbite, and shovelling snow, so pollute away I say. Maybe it will be like living in jamaica up here and you rebels down south might just burn up. :P
My persimmon seed say's (spoon) it's going to be a heavy,wet snow winter,so get ready. :thumbup:
Actually Bob,It's all that FREON we blew out in the past. :evil:
Nevermind that there is almost NO rain forest left. Volcano's erupting everywhere,Space Shuttle's blasting off...... :rolleyes:
I suppose it will come here at some point in time but Thangs are cool 'round here for now.
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Thought you would like these two names to add to Freda Shelby's list of siblings that I didn't see on there.
Calvin C. Sugden born Aug. 28, 1925 died Nov. 22, 1968
Frank Sugden born Jan. 28, 1909 died Feb.3, 1984
Thank you for your prompt attention to this. Just wanted to let you know.
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Yes I am working with LouAnn Frenda's granddaughter...but we can't find proof of the marriage info. Was hoping you had info....
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This gravestone was located in Row 24 - when the Appanoose County Genealogy Society copied the information from each gravestone, they started at the west edge of the cemetery going east-naming the first row at the west edge Row 1. I believe Joshua Scurlock's stone was located just north of the stone of Joseph Cooksey which resembles a tree trunk so should make it easier to find. If I remember right, there was several "empty" spaces between Joshua's stone and others in this row so it's a good possibility there might be other Scurlock family members buried in the same row.
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Please add her maiden name of Frazier. Also please correct the spelling of her last name to Canady as noted on her stone. Please note "2nd wife of George Leeper - Married March 20, 1917 in Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri'. Thank you for your time.
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I have the findagrave information for your mother's parnets. Jesse R. and Catherine they are buried in the Unionville Cemetery, Putnam, Missouri, #26453123 & 24610229.
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I was updated some of my branches and I see that you have Thomas Jefferson "Jeff"Townsend and his wife Clara Townsend. Clara's maiden name was Holden. According to the 1910 Census they were living in Clayton Twnshp, Crawford Co., WI and Clara's brother and mother were living with them.
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I misunderstood and posted a memorial for John F Anderson, husband of Elizabeth Harbaugh, when I should have posted John F[ranklin] Anderson, husband of Festusina Bonnett Anderson. He is now posted if you would post the double headstone pic on his memorial as well.
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