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Angove Nine Vines Sauvignon Blanc 2014 x12
Done Marlborough? Over NZ Sav Blanc? Buy Angove and support Australian-made. It's crisp, fresh and delicate with tangy tropical characters and hints of lemon and lime. It's the perfect match for seafood, salads or chicken. Or just sip it on its own at the end of a summer's day.
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Angove Nine Vines Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 x12
Angove is one of South Australia's iconic names in wine with a history dating back more than 125 years. This Cabernet is a classic dry red, made to highlight the juicy, ripe berry and plum flavours with just a touch of spice and smoky, savoury oak in balance. It's a winner with lamb.
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Dune Ridge Great Southern, Sauvignon Blanc Semillon 2013 x12
The Great Southern region of Western Australia is making waves with its exciting new wines, particularly crisp, dry Sav Blanc-Semillon blends like this one. It's an impressive white with flavours of lime, nectarine and dried herbs and a lovely dry, crisp finish. If there's seafood on the table, pour yourself a glass of this – it's the perfect match.
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Dune Ridge Western Australia Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot 2013 x12
No other state except Western Australia can produce Cabernet Merlot blends with this much power, elegance and finesse.
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Kilikanoon Mulga Shiraz 2013 x12
Kilikanoon was awarded James Halliday's highly coveted "Winery of the Year" accolade for 2013. This follows hot on the heels of Kilikanoon's great showing at the 2008 Visy Great Shiraz Challenge, where five of their top Shiraz made it into the Top 50! That makes this 2013 Mulga a very smart buy. Fill your wine rack while it's still available.
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- 12 luscious Shiraz your guests are sure to love
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- Bright, crisp and vibrant Chardonnay
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- Great Australian sparkling wine
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Availability - This offer is only valid until 31st of December 2014 or until stocks last. If stocks are unavailable because other customers have snapped up this offer, we'll try our best to make an alternative offer available. Savings are based on our previously published single-case full prices.
Lucky Dip Mystery Mix Promotion:
This website is owned by Cellarmaster Wines Pty Limited, ABN 95 076 727 949, Licence No. 51205679.
1. The promoter is Cellarmaster Wines Pty Ltd Level 2, 26 Waterloo Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010 ABN 95 076 727 949, Licence No. 51205679
2. The Promotion is subject to these Terms and Conditions. Any additional information in respect of entry into and prize of the Promotion forms part of these Terms and Conditions.
3. Participation in this Promotion shall be deemed acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
4. This promotion runs from 00.01AM AEST on Wednesday 19th November 2014 and closes 11:59PM AEST Wednesday 31th December 2014 (the "Promotion Period").
5. The prize is Instant Win and a single bottle will be randomly inserted into 1 case, for this promotion only, prior to the offer commencing and dispatch of all cases purchased.
6. All entries remain the property of the promoter and may be entered into a database and used for future promotional, marketing and publicity purposes including email contact.
7. The prize is a single bottle of Penfolds Grange Shiraz 2010 750ml, with one bottle that can be won.
8. The Penfolds Grange 2010 prize is valued at AUD$785.
9. There will be 1 instant winner. Winner will, at random, receive 1 X bottle of Penfolds Grange 2010 in their case.
10. The prize value is correct at the time of printing. The Promoter is neither responsible nor liable for any change in the value of the prize occurring between publishing date and date the Prize is claimed. Prize values are in Australian dollars.
11. It is a condition of accepting any Prize that the Prize winner must comply with any conditions of use of the Prize and the Prize supplier's directions or requirements.
12. The Prize is not transferable or redeemable for cash. The Prize or any element of the Prize cannot be exchanged for any other Prize or Prizes. The Prize is subject to the terms and conditions of the entities supplying the Prize.
13. All cases being sold through this offer are unique to this offer and pre-packaged prior to the offer commencing, and the prize have been inserted into 1 random case prior to the offer commencing. This is done at random via random number generation during production at the distributor Dorrien Estate Winery, Siegersdorf Rd, Tanunda 5352. Distribution of all cases occurs as per normal distribution processes.
14. At the end of the lottery all existing claims to prizes and entitlements will be met, notwithstanding the advertised prize pool has been exceeded.
15. Only one prize will be awarded.
16. The case will continue to sell after the competition expiry date if the inventory quantity allocated for this competition has not been sold through. The sale of this case will be done through ordinary sales via our sales team or on our online store.
17. Printing errors or other quality control matters outside of the control of the consumers will not be used as the sole excuse for refusing to award the prize.
18. The liquor component of all the prizes in any lottery or game of chance must not exceed:
a. 20 litres of liquor with an alcohol content not exceeding 20% by volume or
b. 5 litres of liquor with an alcohol content exceeding 20% by volume
19. Entry into the Promotion is open to all Australian residents over the age of 18 years, excluding employees of the Promoter, its agents and its affiliates associated with this Promotion and their immediate families ("Eligible Entrants").
20. To enter the Cellarmasters Mystery Grange promotion 'Eligible Entrants' must purchase one or more cases during the 'promotional period' through this offer only. Eligible entrants can order cases from Cellarmasters in one of the following ways:
1. Online at www.cellarmasters.com.au
2. Over the phone from 1800 500 260
3. Orders must be paid in full, no split payments, during the Promotion Period.
21. The Promoter reserves the right to verify the validity of entrants (including an entrant's identity, age and place of residence), and to disqualify any entrant who tampers with the entry process.
22. The Prize winner is advised that tax implications may arise as a result of accepting the Prize and he/she should seek independent financial advice prior to acceptance of their prize.
23. The prizes must be taken as stated and are not exchangeable or redeemable for cash. The prize cannot be transferred to any other person, unless agreed to in writing by Cellarmasters.
24. Cellarmasters encourages responsible drinking. Legal-aged consumers should be advised to consider safe drinking levels recommended in the National Health and Medical Research Council Australian Alcohol Guidelines up to 6 standard drinks on any one day, no more than 3 days a week for males and up to 4 standard drinks on any one day, no more than 3 days a week for females.
25. Cellarmasters is operated by Cellarmaster Wines Pty Limited, corner Barossa Valley Way and Siegersdorf Rd, Tanunda, 5352, Licence No. 51205679.
26. If the Prizes are not available for any reason and if the law permits, the Promoter reserves the right to substitute them with a prize to the equal value and/or specification.
27. The Promoter does not take any responsibility for the Prize being lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed in transit.
28. Where any aspect of the Promotion is affected by sabotage, theft, fraud or mistake, or an entry does not comply with these Terms and Conditions, the Promoter may in its absolute discretion declare that a person is or is not an Eligible Entrant and elect to award or cancel the Prize.
29. To the extent permitted by law, the Promoter shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever (including indirect or consequential loss) suffered or for personal injury which is suffered or sustained in connection with the conduct of the Promotion or from participation in the Promotion or redemption of the Prizes. The Prizes may have terms and conditions of use (for example, it may expire after a certain period of time) and the winner is responsible for complying with those terms.
30. The Promoter reserves the right to waive any conditions set out herein and if the law permits. Failure by the Promoter to enforce any of its rights at any stage does not constitute a waiver of those rights.
31. In the case of a force majeure event and if the law permits, the Promoter may in its absolute discretion modify, cancel or suspend the Promotion, subject to written directions from State Regulatory bodies.
32. Printing errors or other quality control matters outside the control of individual players must not be used as the sole basis for refusing to award a prize.
Authorised under NSW Permit Number LTPS/14/08678; ACT Permit Number TP14/03855
*DELIVERY CHARGES - Because we conveniently deliver the wines to you, there's an additional but very reasonable delivery charge plus a delivery guarantee charge covering your order against theft or breakage in transit. See our FREIGHT CALCULATOR
† HALF PRICE BONUS BUY: To get a HALF PRICE BONUS BUY case, simply purchase any other case of wine from the online Christmas catalogue. This is a 1-for-1 offer. For every other case you buy from the online Christmas catalogue (excluding the Half Price Bonus Buy cases), you can add one of these cases to your order for half price.
Full Price - Is the price when not on special either generally or to select customer groups of the Cellarmaster Wines business. Savings are based on our previously published single-case full prices.
Availability - This offer is valid until 31st December 2014 while stocks last. If stocks are unavailable we'll make an alternative offer available.


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'Human Ken' to launch his 'lookalike' doll
Brazilian model, Celso Santebanes, who had modified his looks to resemble Barbie's boyfriend Ken, will now be releasing his own 'Celso doll.'
20-year-old Santebanes, who had had four operations worth 30,000 pounds on his nose, chin and jaw, as well as silicone implants in his chest, admitted that he just wanted to be a model and though had "imagined" to be a human puppet, had never expected a toy of himself, Metro.co.uk reported.
The model, who reportedly charges up to 10,000 pounds for VIP appearances and plans to meet up with Russian 'Barbie' Valeria Lukyanova, added that he still thinks he's only 90 percent close to the looks he wanted, and hence would be further modifying his looks.
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Granted it should be done anyway, but the open internet movement does like to push the whole open net concept asking users to keep their wireless unsecured for just that purpose. This isn't just an attack on pirating but on the entire concept of open internet.
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Naples Headboard Bedroom Set
A refreshing finish and cottage inspired design are the perfect package for bedroom furniture, including the Naples Queen Bed. Construction consists of mahogany hardwood solids and wood product with a multi-step finish including a clear coat to help protect against wear and tear stemming from normal use.
- Headboard features raised panels and will fit most queen or king size bed frames
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- Optional Nightstand: 18"W x 16"Back-to-Front x 24"H
- 1 storage drawer: 10.75"W x 10.75"Back-to-Front x 4"H
- Open storage area: 12"W x 14"Back-to-Front x 11.5"H
- Optional Chest: 36"W x 16.5"Back-to-Front x 36.5"H
- Top drawer: 28"W x 13"Back-to-Front x 2"H
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The leader of the Haqqani network, a powerful Taliban faction, has denied killing the Afghan government's peace envoy Burhanuddin Rabbani.
Sirajuddin Haqqani, in an interview with BBC Pashto, also rejected US allegations that the Haqqanis, blamed for a string of high-profile attacks on Western targets in the Afghan capital, were currently linked to Pakistan's intelligence agency, the ISI.
"We haven't killed Burhanuddin Rabbani and this has been said many times by the spokespersons of the Islamic Emirate," he said, referring to the Taliban.
Afghan officials blamed the Taliban for the September 20 turban bombing that killed Rabbani in Kabul, saying the killer was Pakistani and that it was plotted by the Afghan Taliban's leadership body, the Quetta Shura, in Pakistan.
Afghan officials say they have shared their investigation with Pakistani authorities and that they will request a UN inquiry into the murder if Islamabad refuses to co-operate.
However, no Afghan officials have specifically accused the Haqqani network over the killing. The network is considered loyal to Taliban supreme leader Mullah Omar and has a seat on the Taliban leadership council.
The assassination of Rabbani, a former president and chief negotiator of Hamid Karzai, has forced the incumbent Afghan president to review his strategy for talking peace with the Taliban.
Following a meeting with the country's elders, Karzai declared that he would be seeking talks with Pakistan instead.
"The people of Afghanistan ask me: 'Mr President, who are you negotiating with? Who is the other side of the peace talks?'I have no answer except to say that my partner - or the other side of the peace talks - is Pakistan," Karzai said.
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Rabbani's killing has brought forward questions regarding the future of peace talks with the Taliban.
Haqqani's interview comes amid heightened tension between the United States, Pakistan and Afghansitan.
Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the US Joint chiefs of Staff, had called the Haqqani network a "veritable arm" of Pakistan's military intelligence.
The comments did not go down well with Pakistan. Yousuf Reza Gilani, the Pakistani prime minister, convened an all-party conference to discuss the US allegations and draft a strategy on how to move forward in the relationship.
The Afghan government has also pointed fingers at Paksitan, saying their investigations show that Rabbani's killer was a Pakistani.
Pakistan has asked the Afghan government to stop the blame game.
"Certain forces are at work to destabilise Afghanistan and Karzai should not play in their hands. Instead we should get united to foil their machinations," Gilani said on Sunday, according to the Paksitani paper, Daily Times.
Gilani added that his government was committed to bringing peace through dialogue with Taliban in the tribal areas. They would not disarm but only "decommission" the Taliban, he said.
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You can't use traps but you can use barbed wire or razor wire at the tree line.
I hate thieves. You can't shoot em. I don't know if it is legal in PA to detain them until the cops get there.
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This is a discussion on Garage security advice needed... within the Home (And Away From Home) Defense Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by 1911srule SigP250, The early warning will only serve advance warning to call police. Problem is they can not get down our road ...
You can't use traps but you can use barbed wire or razor wire at the tree line.
I hate thieves. You can't shoot em. I don't know if it is legal in PA to detain them until the cops get there.
Good luck.
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We bought pyracantha coccinea(firethorn)to plant along property lines. Can't plant till fall, but it'll be better than a fence. Hope it grows FAST. Been trying to trim treeline between neighbors so we're not so secluded from view. Gonna put in split rail fence in front and one side, plant more firethorn at its base to give it something to climb. Maybe a cattle fence along back woodline. At least it might keep neighbors dogs from mining our lawnCan't do bars. Those windows are alarmed, also have a motion sensor there.Nobody would get in unannounced.
I had thought of getting a trapping license and using conebear#330 for coyotes that come around. But dogs are around and would not want to hurt someones dog. It has a 10 jaw spread, $20/each btw, but too much liability imo
Update, received intercom. Works great, just need to adapt with longer wire to get to my nightstand from garage. Came with only 66 ft, but device is NIB vintage. Replaced floodlight in back yesterday. A guy who owns a camp behind us is fixing camp up to move into full time. Escaping from the city. It may be nice having an extra set of eyes. Gonna touch base with him...
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Rather have one and not need it than need one and not have it.
We are trying to move. Things have cooled down since confronting father of problem family. The chicken **** blamed his sons, both in their thirties and denied none of my allegations. I had waited until I had enough incidents logged. Did'nt want to go off half cocked. We stopped calling police. They likely put us on the "crank list" because of constant calls over two yrs about a couple other kids behind us. Teenage / harassment bs. I'm sure they quizzed our two neighbors, both of which we've had disputes with over their dogs. So I doubt they had good things to say. We've learned valuable lessons about the NECESSITY of living next to decent people and getting along. But anyway its a bad area and past time to go...
I bet the two sons are both named Daryl
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If you don't mind simplicity and a lot of noise there are several devices that act as door alarm sensors outputting about 100 decibles when activated. The other thing I would recommend is a motion sensor on you internal garage lights. BG's hate light. You could also do a wireless camera in the corner that will caught images once the lights come on.
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I know this would probably be tough for you seeing as I assume you have a day job, but posting up hidden in the woods and catching them in the act would work :)
I'll get a crew together and come help
Seriously though I hope you can get out of there soon, sounds like a shite neighborhood. Hell it's just a hood without good neighbors.
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Sometimes nothing happens for a few weeks/ months here. Besides you cannot detain someone here without risk of a charge. IE; kids doing harassment, are very likely to tell police " We were just crossing his property when he..." We are being purely defensive here. I'm not chasing anyone down. Besides it could seriously backfire so...no way. I also believe it has been intended in the past to bait me into something like that to get a criminal charge on ME. So nope ain't happening...
The other night after 10pm , my son took dog out to go. Our neighbor is on vacation and place is vacant. My son heard someone trip near the neighbors deck. At same time an ATV was started and turned off near his garage. The neighbor has ATV's in his garage and theres an ongoing problem with kids siphoning gas. Last fall we turned on flood lights and a kid with a metal 5 gl can ran up through woods. Neighbor says they drained all gas from his boats. We keep our vehicles locked in garage because of this and vandalism in past. We figured whoever it was turned off ATV when they saw my son come outside. So when he told me I turned on front flood light and stepped out on front deck hoping theyd hold tight while we called police. They did. It took SP about twenty minutes to arrive. Just before the police pull up out front my wife had been watching neighbors place out window.She sees someone using a flashlight next to garage. A white LED type, same as our problem kids I suspect have used before. I tell police who went over. My son says he hears someone behind us going down upper road toward suspected kids home, no lights. I'm guessing the two kids we suspect have been doing this all along pushed their ATV back home as police arrived. Police found nothing. You could tell they were skeptical which frustrated all of us.We do not get along with the neighbor, but feel obligated to look out for their property in their absence. I do not intend to tell him.Sometimes I wonder if he suspect OUR kids have done stuff around his home. He never talks to us and communicates dislike. Looked at another house for sale yesterday...Police asked who we suspected and I would not say. I told him about harassment history and it just stopped this year. We do not want to re-start all that again.
you dont think he might change his communication and show some "like" if he found out you were watching his home and called the police on some suspected prowlers?...
Not likely. Hes basically brain dead from his hobbies imho. Besides there is a grudge because we said some pretty mean sh*t when we knew he was listening to some conversations on our back deck. I was angry because its almost impossible to sell our home when potential buyers see his dump next door. I've lost two that we know of. He told me once he did'nt want to get involved because he did'nt want those kids targeting him. " Better you than me". I warned him about the more serious threat from the burglar types that have been coming around our place. They went to his place to, and have inquired about HIS work schedule as well as ours. He just does'nt get it. Our other neighbor has not seen anything and imo thinks we're exaggerating or something. Problem is according to him , hes acquainted with the SP and if they were to ask his opinion it could explain the lack of cooperation we had in the past. Bottom line we have no support from neighbors, instead they are enabling the problem...
*note- I believe the ones who cased the place who are also family friends of those kids. May have thought if they burglarized our place, we'd just blame the kids. I call 'em kids, one is 21, his brother 18+. To me its obvious if someone asks out of norm question like they had about schedules, route to work , ect. Then immediately drives by looking hard after we go to work. Its a no brainer...


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As e-commerce and ominchannel raise expectations, and consumers become more impatient, supply chain practitioners turn to technology to help them perform.
Transportation, Supply Chain Management, Transportation Infrastructure, Ports, E-commerce, Customer Service, Air Cargo, Logistics I.T., Ocean, Trucking, Retail, Economic Development
UPS makes major improvements to save Christmas; PANYNJ invests $5.5 billion to streamline port operations
Asia, Partnership, Global Logistics, China, E-commerce, Customer Service, Canada, Retail
Pilot program uses drones to deliver time-sensitive goods; Canadian government lines up two new bilateral trade agreements; Labor rights causing supply chain disruption; Using social media to understand carrier usage.
Supply Chain Management, Asia, Risk Management, Global Logistics, E-commerce
Plan now to avoid supply chain disruptions from the latest Icelandic volcano eruption; Australia struggles with home delivery challenges; EU and China sign landmark customs agreement.
Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Inventory Management, Retail
Retailers are modifying their supply chain strategies in response to recent industry trends.
Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Inventory Management, Logistics I.T., Retail
Kaikini Bikini manages growth with integrated inventory control and shipping.
E-commerce, Inventory Management, Logistics I.T., Retail
Retail operations need support from e-commerce, IT, and logistics execution.
Expedited Shipping, Partnership, Risk Management, E-commerce, Trucking
Google and Barnes & Noble partner to provide same-day book delivery; Shippers prioritize day-to-day problem-solving over contingency planning; APICS and SCC merge; Transplace identifies four areas key to preferred shipper status
Ports, Rail, Global Logistics, Cross-border Trade, E-commerce, Canada, Ocean
DB Schenker tests silent brake blocks; India changes policy for e-commerce foreign investment; Canada opens Customs Self Assessment preferences to U.S. shippers; Global steamship lines raise rates; European ports struggle with congestion and larger ships
3PL, Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Retail
Online retailers such as Amazon and eBay are expanding their offerings to provide their vendors with logistics support.
Reverse Logistics, E-commerce, Customer Service, Education & Careers, Retail
When it comes to keeping up with demand, Game Stop's Bruce Kulp doesn't play around.
3PL, Distribution, Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Retail
Partnerships between four shippers and their 3PLs demonstrate logistics outsourcing strategies.
Materials Handling, Bar-coding Systems, Logistics I.T., Warehousing
Bar-code reading errors slowed Champion Tire and Wheel's operation; a new laser scanner got the company back on track.
E-commerce, Inventory Management, Retail
Fashion businesses must react instantly to fashion shifts and focus on getting goods to consumers quickly.
Materials Handling, Labor Management, Safety, Forklifts
New forklift-based technologies can positively impact safety goals in your facility.
Innovation in forklift design has reduced overall warehouse and DC footprints and increased throughput.
Distribution, Materials Handling, Picking Solutions, Logistics I.T., Warehousing
Voice-directed technology can help improve worker safety and reduce employee-training time, yet some companies avoid them because of these five common misconceptions.
Distribution, Materials Handling, Picking Solutions, Warehousing
Companies planning new distribution centers or warehouses weigh process data to choose materials handling equipment.
Materials Handling, Pallets, Warehousing
Pallets are a vital piece of warehouse equipment for storing and moving products.
New lift trucks feature device mounts, rugged tablets, digital controls, hydrogen fuel cells and auto guided navigation.
3PL, Site Selection, Distribution, E-commerce, Warehousing, Retail
E-commerce retailers choose specialized distribution centers near parcel carrier hubs and transportation infrastructure.
3PL, Distribution, Packaging, E-commerce, Inventory Management, Retail
Cosmetics companies face challenges such as time- and temperature-sensitive shipments and retailer packaging requirements.
Expedited Shipping, E-commerce, Last Mile Delivery
Garrick Pohl of Zipments discusses how the company facilitates same-day delivery.
3PL, Distribution, Materials Handling, Labor Management, Safety, Logistics I.T., Warehousing
Big data gathered by materials handling equipment helps warehouse managers improve productivity and safety.
Reverse Logistics, Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Inventory Management, Retail
Processing defective returns and overstocks quickly helps retailers maximize the recovery rate on this inventory.
3PL, Site Selection, Supply Chain Management, Security, Materials Handling, Expedited Shipping, Risk Management, Global Logistics, Ocean, Trucking, Warehousing
Actionable tips help you revitalize your warehousing, 3PL, trucking, and global logistics operations.
3PL, Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Customer Service, Retail
As evolving retail models push shopper expectations, companies explore new models for delivering great customer service.
Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Customer Service, Retail
Companies such as Amazon show delivery speed and logistics agility provide the customer service levels retailers need to win.
Materials Handling, Picking Solutions, Warehousing
The right pick-to-light system can help increase productivity, improve accuracy, and increase picking speeds.
Business to business (B2B) e-commerce sites must be well planned to increase revenue and support a growing client base.
Decisions about buying pallets or leasing pallets require shippers to think strategically to acquire the best option for their operation.
Distribution, Materials Handling, Warehousing
Changing consumer expectations and demand for greater efficiency, economy, and productivity present new twists and turns in warehouse automation.
3PL, Distribution, Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Retail
This story examines what customers want in an e-commerce operation and shares fulfillment strategies that merchants use to keep those customers happy.
3PL, Supply Chain Management, E-commerce, Retail
Monitoring contracts, delivery commitments, and contingency plans helps online retailers keep their supply chains running smoothly, writes John Haber of Spend Management Experts.
E-commerce presents retailers with challenges and opportunities; Food regulation top of mind for 3PLs and shippers; Daktronics' lean machine keeps production at home; Nike partners with Bluesign Technologies to facilitate sustainable sourcing program among supply chain partners.
Site Selection, Distribution, E-commerce
Online retailers seeking new sites for DCs and warehouses need the transportation infrastructure to support a constant, rapid-fire flow of shipments – plus a capable workforce, affordable utilities, and business incentives to help them get the most from their investment.
E-commerce, Picking Solutions, Warehousing
A warehouse control system that integrates voice-directed picking technology, a high-speed sortation system, and scanning technology streamlined party goods supplier Oriental Trading Company's picking, packing, and shipping operations.
The materials handling landscape is shifting to accommodate traditional brick-and-mortar and Internet retailers' changing needs.
Retailers and shippers need to find ways to meet consumers' changing demand for home delivery services, while maintaining adequate margins and finding new avenues for continued growth, writes Foster Finley of AlixPartners.
Continuous e-commerce growth has prompted an increasing number of retailers to use third-party logistics (3PL) providers for handling their direct-to-consumer fulfillment. Jeffrey B. Graves of Sedlak Management Consultants explains that for retail logistics executives, assessing 3PL capabilities that best fit their company's requirements can be a challenge, yet critical for optimum return on investment (ROI)
Velocity is more important than price for some consumers, perhaps giving some retailers another component to consider as they compete, writes Publisher Keith Biondo.
Strong forecasting, careful vendor management, solid partnerships with carriers and optimized use of labor and equipment all help retailers manage the year-end holiday rush.
3PL, E-commerce, Inventory Management, Retail
Multi-channel apparel retailers such as Nordstrom use strategic inventory management, order fulfillment, transportation management, and reverse logistics to meet customer demand.
Automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) can be an efficient materials handling option for warehouses and distribution centers, but they are not right for every facility. Norm Saenz, senior vice president and principal, TranSystems Corporation, offers advice on deciding if AS/RS is right for your facility.
Advancements in lift truck technology give distribution center and warehouse managers flexibility in using their forklift fleets.
Pharmaceutical manufacturer Catalent upgraded its Philadelphia packaging center's high-bay warehouse with an automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS) served by three aisle-changing stacker cranes developed by LTW Intralogistics.
With production already at capacity and limited room for expansion, visual technologies manufacturer Christie installed two Shuttle Vertical Lift Module (VLM) storage and retrieval systems from Kardex Remstar – recovering 70 percent floor space, doubling capacity, and cutting labor requirements in half.
Materials Handling, Lean, Warehousing
Applying lean principles to materials handling equipment purchases and configurations helps companies cut costs, writes Robert Arndt, Ryder Supply Chain Solutions.
New e-commerce sites like Groupon and LivingSocial can bring huge sales volume in a very short period of time by reaching a targeted audience with appealing offers. Tod Yazdi of TAGGlogistics explains how shippers can work with fulfillment partners to make the most of this new opportunity.
Thanks to e-commerce, many distribution centers are now fulfilling a greater number of smaller orders – rendering conventional materials handling automation systems somewhat outdated. Is flexible automation the next frontier?
E-commerce, Warehouse Management Systems (WMS)
Deploying a warehouse management system (WMS) on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) basis allowed online retailer PetFlow.com to manage its own fulfillment operations without a large capital investment.
E-commerce, Customer Service, Warehousing, Retail
Retailers such as Brookstone, BuySeasons, Pet Supplies Plus, and Wayfair streamline their supply chains to deliver better customer service.
Expedited Shipping, E-commerce
UPS My Choice, a new direct-to-home delivery service, turns consumers into inbound logistics practitioners.
Mobile-robotic systems are easy to design and install, with overall lower installation and operational costs than traditional warehouse automation systems, says Mick Mountz of Kiva Systems.
Peter Hartman of Retrotech offers strategies for optimizing product flow through warehouse automation to achieve better order fulfillment performance.
Materials Handling, Warehousing
Warehouse operations visibility means knowing the real-time location of your materials handling vehicles, drivers, and inventory so operations can be optimized for maximum productivity, says Phil Van Wormer of Sky-Trax.
Materials Handling, Logistics I.T.
RFID technologies allow computers, objects, and individuals to interact in new ways, supplying logistics providers and materials handlers with predictable and actionable data to enhance their service offerings and operations, explains Ravi Pappu of ThingMagic.
Materials Handling, Warehousing
Optimizing materials handling equipment and processes in the warehouse impacts the entire supply chain.
Warehouse automation allows distribution centers to take a hands-off approach.
Materials Handling, Green Logistics
For shipping and receiving, there are three types of pallet programs: single-use or one-way, extended-use or buy/sell, and leasing or rental. Hillary Femal of IFCO Systems describes the uses and benefits of each type.
Materials Handling, Picking Solutions, Warehousing
Using colors, shapes, numbers, and mnemonics in warehouse signage can help reduce training and picking errors, while improving service.
Supply Chain Management, Materials Handling, Ports, Forklifts, Ocean, Education & Careers
Gulf ports maintain container volumes despite Deepwater Horizon oil spill; Supply chain leaders climb the corporate ladder; Toyota Material Handling engineers work with MIT scientists and the U.S. Army to develop a remote-operated fork lift
Supply Chain Management, Expedited Shipping, Temperature-Sensitive Goods, E-commerce, Transportation Management, Retail
ProFlowers' time- and temperature-sensitive shipments create plenty of challenges for John Kuehn, senior vice president of supply chain operations. Here's how he nips problems in the bud.
Materials Handling, Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Green Logistics
Investing in automated storage and retrieval systems and WMS helps warehouses grow greener and reap financial benefits.
Distribution, Materials Handling, Logistics I.T.
Global shoe retailer ALDO implements a high-stepping, end-to-end inventory and distribution system.
Materials Handling, Inventory Management, Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Retail
Online haberdasher Bonobos relies on its third-party fulfillment partner, Quiet Logistics, which operates warehousing facilities with Kiva's robotics materials handling solution.
Materials Handling, Warehousing
Smart companies carefully select and intelligently apply automation not only to boost productivity, but also to turn the distribution center into a competitive weapon, writes Mick Mountz of Kiva Systems Inc.
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Remember Kelly Thomas. Remember how a jury acquitted two Fullerton police officers charged in the savage beating and death of Kelly Thomas, a homeless man who suffered from schizophrenia. Remember how that jury reached a not guilty verdict notwithstanding and despite their viewing video, audio, and images of the sickening incident that shocked many courtroom and media observers and sparked protests in the streets of Fullerton. This is a man who died at the hands of his badged executioners, a man who didn't deserve to die. A man who seemed to have slipped through the media's attention span of a gnat.
LIONEL PODCAST: Ferguson Protestors: Clowns in a Pathetic Media Circus. The Real Victims of Police Abuse Are Being Overlooked. Michael Brown Is the Worst Choice for Victim. Let's Talk About Kelly Thomas, a Schizophrenic Who Was Executed by the Cops.
LIONEL PODCAST: The Best Explanation of Why the Grand Jury Found No Probable Cause to Indict
Thug?! Where do I get that depiction? From the grand jury report. Michael Brown as the aggressor who advanced upon and challenged an armed police officer. This isn't rocket science. You've simply picked the wrong case to make the case of police brutality and excess. For crying out loud, Sparky, there are so many cases of cops brutalizing citizens for merely dating to photograph them. Why aren't those the standards and exemplars of crazy militarism? Michael Brown like Trayvon Martin involve two menacing hulks threatening armed victims. Tragic. And deadly stupid.
The devolution of a one proud system. Gadzooks! I might and must add, the Jurassic media were in full force and rare form. The Ted Baxter sockpuppet, echo chamber, bumper sticker, cookie cutter impuissant hoary media. But alas, Murrow. Alternative media win the day, yet again. I commend to you an excellent analysis from Andrew Branca. The facts of the case are critical and he brilliantly dissects and parses them in a surgical presentment that's nonpareil.
- Read how Officer Wilson was menaced by Brown, attacked, and after Brown left, then returned.
- How Brown engaged the officer and how these fantastic claims of Brown executed or on his knees with palms up, read how that never happened. Repeat: Never happened!
And this brilliant schematic from Branca. A priceless tutorila on the law of self-defense.
- Innocence: Wilson must not have been the unlawful physical aggressor.
- Imminence: Wilson must have been facing a threat that is either about to occur right now, or is in actual progress.
- Proportionality: To be justified in the use of deadly force in self-defense Wilson must have been facing a threat of death or grave bodily harm.
- Reasonableness: Wilson's perceptions, decisions, and actions must have been those of a reasonable and prudent police officer in the same circumstances, with the same capabilities, possessing the same specialized knowledge, and under the same stresses of an existential fight.
There has been more exactitude in the case of Bill Cosby than in the public pillorying of Officer Wilson. And all thanks to the usual bands of racial arsonists who are trucked in spouting insane claims, hoping to beef up their reel and getting a place on Mediaite as viral video of the hour. The media are like a voracious animal whose gaping maw needs constant replenishing. Like the runaway train whose boiler has to be replenished constantly. Emphasis on the term runaway.
The decision explicated perfectly. The rudiments, bases, the basest bases.
The worst grand jury announcement in the history of humankind. This monstrosity. How horrible was that? It was the video equivalent of water boarding. If you didn't know within the first two minutes that there was no indictment, you weren't paying attention. It was maundering and circular, confused and ill-measured. Horrid. And in many respects cruel because so many folks truly believed a true bill would mean justice some how.
My prediction as to exactly what the Ferguson Grand Jury did. It wasn't obvious. It was the only outcome possible. And it had nothing to do with the bases advanced by media racial arsonist.
LIONEL PODCAST: The JFK Assassination Was a Conspiracy of American Intel and Organized Crime
Behold JFK's assassination. Take a good look. This is what it looks like when a President is removed via a coup d'état. Nasty, cold, lethally efficient. The consummate dispatch. An evanescence and ablated tenure. And that's precisely what happened 51 years ago this week(end). This was a conspiracy, plain as day. Say it. Don't run from it. It was a conspiracy. The Warren Commission was also a conspiracy and a pathetic joke . . . no, a bad joke . . . and it led and paved the way for government complicity and coverup couched in commissions to be facially farcical at best. Just look at the embarrassing 9/11 carnival. It was then a time when organized crime and American intel were ofttimes so interrelated, merged and entwined that you couldn't tell who was the bad guy and the really bad guy. This was a President who threatened the CIA existentially that he wanted to "splinter the[m] . . . into a thousand pieces and scatter it into the winds." Wowser. That sealed his fate. And the ultimate and sick irony of ironies? Having Allen Dulles on the Warren Commission. Incredible! the choir sings. They must have had quite the chortle then. Remember also Calogero Minacori aka Carlos Marcello who quipped you kill the dog by cutting off its head, not its tail. This is textbook, boilerplate conspiracy.
Watch this superb piece by eminent alternate media sage Paul Joseph Watson. This is simply and indubitably breathtaking and why our own Ted Baxter sock puppet mainstream media aren't repeatedly reviewing this is beyond me. It's just another point of extreme fascination that I have as to the most obvious case of inside job ever recorded in the annals of encyclopedic inside jobs. Thank Gawd for the ferocious alternative media.
It changed my life and my perspective. This horrific moment changed and cemented my worldview and spectrum life and makes me who I am today: suspect, untrusting, unflinchingly skeptical and not a conspiracy theorist but a conspiracy analyst. Thank you, GV. In my lifetime I've known assassination rhythms during a five-year span from 1963-1968. JFK, RFK, MLK, Malcolm X, Medgar Evers and the three American civil rights workers: James Earl Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael "Mickey" Schwerner. And throw in Vietnam, the Gulf of Tonkin fiction and Watergate for good measure. I was born in conspiracy; it's all I've ever known.
LIONEL PODCAST: An Interview With Professor James Tracy, Rogue Academic Who Dares to Question the Official Story of Sandy Hook
Behold the man who dared to question. An academic, no less. Professor James Tracy of Florida Atlantic University and Memory Hole Blog joined me for a conversation on the dread conspiracy theory, the label that immediately shuts up and down and interrupts and derails thought without surcease and fail. Behold the man who dared — DARED! — to question the official account of Sandy Hook, a man who simply and merely asked questions — QUESTIONS! — and then incurred and uncorked the usual and predictable ire and wrath of a feckless and impuissant mainstream media who don't take kindly to those who question — QUESTION! — whether they're doing their job. There was a time when academic freedom provided the fearless and intrepid backdrop and stage for intellectual inquiry. The proscenium for ideation and issue inspection. Jim Tracy dared to question the official account of Sandy Hook and continues to. And I love and respect immediately anyone who strips aware the veneer of the oafish-al sleight of hand rendition.
The subject of this recordation. In this interview the good professor and I discuss the retooling and stripped down dissection of the term conspiracy theory to connote that of lunacy and the baseless, the future of the classroom and campus as crucibles of truth, attempts to stifle and silence daring academics and what "woke him up," a concept many in my biz are familiar with, i.e. the event or events that made him aware of organized and concerted media deception. Dig.
LIONEL PODCAST: Why Al Sharpton's Not in Prison, CNN Resident Cretin Don Lemon's Let Anywhere Near a Mic and Manson Can Marry in Prison But Gay Marriage Is Illegal in 17 States
Al Sharpton on television. Sure, but as a host?! First, he can't read a prompter. Seriously, he can't read a prompter. Why is that important, you ask? You're kidding, right? Television is all prompter-fed and scripted. Mechanized transmission. But you knew that. No, the righteous Reverend is on for reasons most mortals can only speculate on. My guess: pictures of network heads with barn owls, miscellaneous blackmail, who knows. But it sure as hell ain't talent. He redefines the depths of bad, real bad. Amateurish at a new level. Horrid. Dreck. I've seen hostage videos with more persuasive soul than Al at his relative best. Wow.
So, why's he not in jail? Great question. The New York Times piece on his Eminence, the tax prevaricator and BFF of POTUS's and AG's, the Geppetto to de Blasio's Pinocchio, NYPD Commish Bill Bratton's boss, provides a bill of particulars that would land you or me in the hoosegow without a doubt, yet he remains unscathed. "The recent Treasury report that called that sort of practice abusive also said only 1,200 organizations in the nation owed more than $100,000 in unpaid payroll taxes, which would put Mr. Sharpton's group among the most delinquent nonprofit organizations in the nation."
MSNBC has all but invited this embarrassment. As the Erik Wemple Blog has reported, Sharpton negotiated his contract with MSNBC under the stipulation that his work as an activist would continue. In remarks in D.C. last year, Sharpton recalled what he told MSNBC President Phil Griffin about his status: "I said, well, I'm still going to run NAN, I'm still going to be an activist." Griffin responded positively. "He said, 'Put it in the contract. We'd never interfere with what you're doing, your civil rights work,'" Sharpton quoted Griffin as saying.
On one level, Sharpton's various hats carry implications for the ethics of his work at MSNBC. Being an anchor on a news network while also serving as a big shot at the White House and the head of a civil rights group creates a jumble of undiagrammable — and almost unknowable — conflicts of interest.
Yet the other level of concern is precisely what the Times has exposed: Sharpton Inc. is a sprawling concern, clearly more than one overbooked man can handle. By employing Sharpton as a prominent figure in its news rotation, MSNBC must own the failings of his empire. A spokeswoman for MSNBC says the network has no comment on the situation.
And then there's Lemon. A lemon historically was "a person who is a loser, a simpleton," which is perhaps from the notion of someone a sharper can "suck the juice out of." Don Lemon is a cretin. A Boeotian. A dullard of Olympic proportion. This is the same feller who posited a black hole as a source of missing MH370. Well, Ol' Don may have out "Don" himself in this latest snafu.
Speaking with putative rape victim Joan Tarshis, a woman who recently accused Bill Cosby of sexually assaulting her 45 years ago, the doltish Don cleverly asked her why she didn't use her teeth as "a weapon" while being forced to perform oral sex on the comedian. You can't make this up.
Lemon: Can I ask you this, because — and please, I don't mean to be crude, ok?
Tarshis: Yeah.
Lemon: Because I know some of you — and you said this last night, that he — you lied to him and said "I have an infection, and if you rape me, or if you do — if you have intercourse with me, then you will probably get it and give it to your wife."
Tarshis: Right.
Lemon: And you said he made you perform oral sex.
Tarshis: Right.
Lemon: You know, there are ways not to perform oral sex if you didn't want to do it.
Tarshis: Oh. Um, I was kind of stoned at the time, and quite honestly, that didn't even enter my mind. Now I wish it would have.
Lemon: Right. Meaning the using of the teeth, right?
Tarshis: Yes, that's what I'm thinking you're —
Lemon: As a weapon.
Tarshis: Yeah, I didn't even think of it.
Lemon: Biting.
Tarshis: Ouch.
Lemon: Yes. I had to ask. I mean, it is, yeah.
Tarshis: Yes. No, it didn't cross my mind.
And finally, Charles Manson's tying the knot. In a country where 17 states have prohibited same-sex intragender marriage, an 80-year-old notorious convicted killer can marry a 25 year-old named "Star." Think about it. The Menendez Brothers and Charlie can traipse down the proverbial aisle in matrimonium ducere, but a respectable gay couple can't. Are you mind-boggled? You should be. This is our society. Our demented society.
LIONEL PODCAST: What Took So Long for the Media to Start Investigating Bill Cosby?
This kid. Is taking no chances. And you have to respect that. After all leporiphobes and kouneliophobes, and their often paralyzing fear of the ostensibly evil mutant bunnies, can miss the comedic and artistic intention. Hare today, gone tomorrow, right? Look at the expression, the affect of his kid. It's perfect. Trepidation meets embarrassment meets horror. I am the eggman, they are the eggmen. I am the walrus. As Elena Anaya quipped, "I can hypnotize rabbits." Am I making any sense? Too bad.
Full disclosure. No, I didn't spend any appreciable time talking about this kid. Instead I discuss the accusations anent and regarding Bill Cosby as to rape allegations. What took so long for anyone to take notice of them? When does a story take legs and become significant and verifiable enough for media exposure? A discussion herein as to the architecture of scandal.
LIONEL PODCAST: Truth Is A Luxury Only When It's True
Truth is a luxury. This was Tom Wilkinson's line in 2011's "The Debt," a suspense thriller of espionage, morality, courage and patriotism. It's a remake of the award-winning 2007 film "Ha-Hov" by Assaf Bernstein & Ido Rosenblum. And a fascinating discussion of what happens when the official story that inspires a nation is wrong or, worse, a blatant lie. It inspires me to think about co-opting truth as a symbol and label and meme. Truth. Verity. The absolutely real. Authentic. Accurate.
Truthers. I'm not one per se, though I share many of their points of view, but hats off to those who grabbed the meme as their own. In today's double-parked attention span, whoever seizes the best label and imagery, wins. Look at the conservatives who nabbed family, flag, Gawd, patriotism, Reagan and the Eagle. (While the progressives took what again as their symbols?)
Verity, anyone? And it all begs the question: What is the truth? The unvarnished and absolute and pure and clean and not subject to obfuscation or the like? Tell me true and pure history without perspective. Tell me the history of the Vietnam War — from the point of view of the Vietnamese. History, like incest, is relative.
This is what I discuss herein.
LIONEL PODCAST: Progressives Will Always Lose Until They Learn How to Repeat Vague and Meaningless Slogans Like the Republicans
What the hell is a progressive anyway? For the life of me I have no idea and neither do you. It's a vague, ossified, spineless, impuissant and squishy label that was seized after any vitality in "liberal" was dessicated and sucked bone dry. If these mealy-mouthed losers ever want to get ahead they must learn from their right wing brethren and seize coherent and palpable imagery and semiotics and forge ahead. And who cares if no one but no one has an earthly clue as to what they seek to connote, convey or connect. This is politics, Sparky. And politics by nature means lying. And it's better to lie with a misleading symbol and image than without one.
LIONEL PODCAST: My Soul Bleeds
"Look down at me and you see a fool,
Look up at me and you see a god,
Look straight at me and you see yourself." – Charles Manson
That about sums that up.
LIONEL PODCAST: With No Sense of Rudimentary Science Americans Are Being Led to the Slaughter
Get ready for the undoing. Without the ability to reason and critically think and apply issue analysis, without rudimentary critical thinking abilities, and without a deep-seated and earned skepticism, we are doomed as a society and species. There are avalanches of data before your very eyes thanks to the Internet that are providing clues and data of impending cataclysms, but it seems that all we're interested in for the most part is the latest photoshopped picture of Kim Kardashian's steatopygian arse or the latest viral video of a duck playing the piano. The mainstream news media monkeys are helping not in the least for they've been selected for "talents" that have nothing to do with brilliance, deep-thinking or analytical skill sets. No, without abecedarian issue deconstruction and a minimal conversance of science, you will be lost in the proverbial shuffle. Herein I respectfully attempt to explain why that is and what can be done to change that.


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