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I am writing this letter in response to the article written by Matt Ledger regarding the rezoning of the property on Chattanooga Valley Road in an effort to both correct some misinformation and to educate the citizens on what options the County has when zoning changes are requested.
The first public hearing was held by the Planning Commission on September 13, 2012. There were approximately 15 people in attendance regarding this issue. During the meeting we listened to the concerns of several of those residents in Eagle Landing Subdivision. Their main concerns were with multi-family dwellings. They did not want to see apartments or duplexes built because they felt that these would more than likely be rental units and would not complement the existing development in the area. They also mentioned that they would love to see a "park" for their community on that property. Our Planning Commission listened to their concerns and asked for a show of hands of how many people would support a rezone to Residential R1, which only allows for single family, stick built homes. There were 10 people in that community that raised their hands in support of the property being rezoned to Residential R1 (I have our video of the meeting to document this). The Chairman then asked how many people would support the requested zoning to Residential R2. Three people raised their hands, including Charles Lusk, with Gateway Bank, the potential buyer of the property, and Mr. Ronnie Holden. To make a long story short, the Planning Commission made a motion, which passed, to recommend R1 Residential to the commissioner because this is what the community wanted.
The second public hearing was held by Commissioner Bebe Heiskell on September 27, 2012. I am curious as to why it took over a month for the article to be published in the paper. I'm sure someone had a good reason. What people need to understand is that when a property owner requests a rezone of their property, the County is limited by the State Law as to what actions can be taken. The County's options include: approval of the rezone as requested, denial of the requested rezone, approval of the rezone with conditions, table the request until another date (but a decision would eventually have to be made one way or another), or find a compromise to meet everyone's needs as best we can. Commissioner Heiskell does not have the option to zone a property as a "park" or to TAKE someone's property to make a park, or require a person not to develop their property because the community would rather have a park. If Commissioner Heiskell had denied their rezone, then it would have remained commercial C1 with conditions. If Commissioner Heiskell had approved the rezone to Residential R2 as originally requested, then it would have allowed for multi-family homes like apartments or duplexes, which the residents were concerned about and we heard them. Tabling it would not have done anyone any good. So the best protection that Commissioner Heiskell could provide for the residents in the neighborhood was to rezone the property Residential R1, which is Walker County's most restrictive zoning district. R1 was NOT what the Bank or the future owner had requested, but Commissioner Heiskell rezoned it to R1 because it is the most restrictive zoning district we have and it best protects the citizens in Eagle Landing. I totally disagree with the tone of the article that was written because the Planning & Development Office, the Planning Commission and our County Commissioner Bebe Heiskell all worked together to make sure the concerns of these citizens were addressed. When I left the two meetings, I felt like we had done our jobs and protected those residents. Everyone was happy with the decision as far as I knew. Commissioner Heiskell told the residents that she would be glad to meet with them later to discuss the idea/concept of a community park/"green space" because, though a park/"green space" is a wish or a want for their community, it was not a decision that could be made related to the rezoning application. The attendees to the meeting even said that they were NOT opposed to the R1 zoning. They simply stated that they would like to have a community park/"green space," if possible.
I hope this clears up any confusion that the article portrayed as being something that Commissioner Heiskell approved despite the community's concerns, because that is simply NOT true. She listened and addressed their concerns.
Sincerely, Kelia Kimbell, Walker County planning director


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Controlling LED with Parallel Port!!
Hi everyone! Yesterday, I connected an LED (Light Emitting Diode) to the parallel port of my computer. Then, I wrote a program to access the parallel port and control the LED. Why did I do this? Well, I just wanted to do something real and physical with my computer. It was really fun!
In my application, I used the data ports on the parallel port for controlling the LEDs. There are eight data ports. So, when I don't send any signal do the data port, its closed ("00000000") and the eight pins have no voltage on it. But, when I send decimal "255" (binary "11111111"), all the pins have a +3.3 V (I was expecting to get +5 V, but for some reason I was getting only 3.3 V). The Windows scientific Calculator came in handy for doing the binary to decimal conversions. I sent values like, decimal "231" (binary "11100111") -- Here, all the pins except the two in the middle were OFF.
Here are two articles which helped me:
- How to connect an LED to a computer's parallel port by T.K. Boyd
- I/O Ports Uncensored - 1 - Controlling LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) with Parallel Port by Levent Saltuklaroglu
Well, I really enjoyed making this and I'd love to hear your comments. :)


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iTECHNOLOGY, an online publisher focusing on providing technology news to Armenia, has taken a closer look at LiveCode.
Developer Economics compares a number of popular cross-platform development tools and lists the three winners.
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About the Movie Santa's elf Christine is sent on a special assignment to Los Angeles to help a family in need of a wake-up call.
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One of the most experienced campaigners in terms of years as a professional, Kristine Karklina is something of a late bloomer when it comes to the National Team. Having missed out on Eurobasket Women 2007 and the Olympics a year later, she finally got some recognition two years ago on home soil when she was handed plenty of minutes. A guard who has quick feet and hands which makes her defensively effective, Karklina has enjoyed domestic success in Latvia and also has experience in EuroCup Women and EuroLeague Women. Having played around 25 minutes per game last summer during the Qualifying Round, the versatility of Karklina is clearly valued by Coach Dikeoulakos and she will once again offer a steady hand in whichever backcourt position the team needs her to fill the most. She is also recognised as being one of the best perimeter defenders on the roster.


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Top Northern California printer Avalon Printing & Graphics' expands envelope offerings to include more colors and window envelope options.
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My goodness, Thanksgiving is this week and I think that starts the unofficial season of overeating. It is the perfect time for November 21-27 to be Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) Awareness Week, because overeating really makes acid reflux much worse.
The sphincter at the lower end of the esophagus doesn't close properly, and acidic digestive juices go in the wrong direction UP the esophagus.
Symptoms of GERD:
- Heartburn
- Burning feeling in throat & mid-chest area
- Bad taste in mouth
Risk Factors for GERD:
- Obesity
- Pregnancy
- Smoking
Caution Foods that can make symptoms worse:
- Caffeine & alcohol
- Fatty, fried foods
- Citrus beverages & foods – oj, oranges & grapefruit, tomato products
- Chocolate
- Spicy foods
- Onions & garlic
- Mint flavoring
Gastroesophageal reflux disease is lots more than just feeling uncomfortable. The acid is corrosive to the delicate tissue in the esophagus, and after years of untreated reflux, cancer cells may start growing
Tips to help GERD:
- Lose weight in the tummy
- Stay upright after eating for at last 1 hour
- Slightly elevate the head of your bed when sleeping
- See your doctor. There might be some medications that can help out.
Great websites for more information on GERD: www.aboutgerd.org; www.acg.gi.org; www.gastro.org
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Upcoming Coyotes season 'going to be like a mini playoff series'
Originally published: Jan 10, 2013 - 3:54 pm
It's clich� and may very well ring true, unless of course you're talking about the upcoming lockout-shortened hockey season.
"Everybody wants to come out of the gate and do well," Phoenix Coyotes head coach Dave Tippett said. "I think getting out to a good start and consistency is going to be imperative if you're going to make the playoffs."
The NHL is expected to announce soon a 48-game season, squeezed into about four months.
Now while that may be a headache for teams, it may just have the opposite affect for fans.
"You know what," Coyotes general manager Don Maloney said, "games are exciting when mistakes are made. Now, hopefully you don't make that many mistakes. But it will make for great hockey and exciting hockey and that's where I think where we'll get our fans back."
With the season shortened, teams will play only games against opponents within their own conference. For the Coyotes, that means a heavy dose of Pacific Division rivals Anaheim, Dallas, Los Angeles and San Jose.
"When you have your division games and your conference games, I mean, no games outside of it, it just brings that much more importance to it," Tippett said. "That's why I think you're going to see some great hockey because it's going to be like a mini playoff series right through."
- Don Maloney, Phoenix Coyotes' GM - Wednesday May 29The GM discusses his contract extension and the futures of head coach Dave Tippett and goaltender Mi
- Dave Tippett, Phoenix Coyotes Head Coach - Thursday April 25Tippett tells Burns & Gambo why he thinks the Coyotes didn't get into the postseason
- Dave Tippett, Coyotes head coach - Friday April 19Tippett goes over what the Coyotes have to do to make the playoffs. He also gives an injury update o
- Dave Tippett, Phoenix Coyotes Head Coach - Thursday April 11Coyotes are making a late playoff push after beating Edmonton last night. Coach Tippett joins the sh
- Dave Tippett, Phoenix Coyotes' Head Coach - Friday April 5Coach Tippett talks to Burns & Gambo about the win over Detroit and the moves at the trade deadline.


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I'm looking for a guild for PvE, WvW, and PvP.
My main character is a lvl 51 human elementalist. I'm working on a hunter and a thief now too though, but they're both only around 10. I'm trying to get the elementalist to 80 before I put serious work on them.
On PvE, I like doing events, exploring, and pretty much everything. I've been doing solo, but now the dungeons and stuff are just too hard for me to do on my own, so I'm basically looking for a guild so maybe I can do group stuff more easily.
On WvW, I like joining huge groups and taking over stuff. Also defending things. But there isn't much else to do on there, so meh. I imagine it'd be more fun in a guild though.
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Different ways of learning Spanish
To learn Spanish in Spain is the best way of approaching a universal language that is spoken by more than 400 million people throughout the world and of discovering a country which has an enormous cultural and artistic heritage, a country which is full of traditions and vitality and which is bound to fascinate you from the very beginning. Thousands of people come to Spain every year to begin their studies or to improve their level of Spanish. There are many different options: quality courses adapted to all requirements, University and post-graduate studies, paid internships, living with families as an au-pair or even working. All you have to do is choose.
One of the best ways of studying and improving your level of Spanish is to attend one of the prestigious, quality courses offered in Spain and adapted to all different levels. The courses are also of different lengths, from one-month intensive courses to courses which last the whole academic year. However you choose to study, you learn the language along with other students and Spanish teachers and you will be able to discover a country which has a spectacular artistic and historical heritage, both full of traditions and yet modern and alive. Live with its people, share its customs and feel close to everything which Spain has to offer. See more
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High Schools: Second-half surge powers Upper Darby's win
Upper Darby was down, but certainly not out.
The Royals overcame a 12-point, third-quarter deficit to Garnet Valley Monday afternoon en route to a 46-37 Central League win.
Upper Darby (10-5, 7-4) outscored the visiting Jaguars, 21-9, in the fourth period. Three players scored in double figures. Quadir Rice netted a game-high 15 points, Kuity Slanger added 12 and James Fisher finished with 10.
Jon Vandenberg led the Jaguars with 10 points.
In other boys basketball action:
Strath Haven 48, Brandywine (Del.) 44Tyrone Legree hit a two-point basket with 1:55 to go to put the Panthers (12-5) ahead for good. Legree and Eric Trowley (12 points) both made a pair of clutch free throws late in regulation.
John Fender topped all scorers with 17 points. In addition to his 15 points, Legree dished out five assists, while Tevon Howie registered six steals.
Wilmington Friends (Del.) 68, Academy Park 58The Knights hung around against one of the top programs in Delaware but ran out of steam in the second half. AP (5-10) was leading by a point at halftime and trailed by only two points in the fourth quarter before the Quakers pulled away.
Brian Ingram paced the Knights with 16 points and eight rebounds. Travis Smith drilled four 3-pointers and finished with 15 points.
Penn Wood 69, Del Val Charter 59Tyree Bynum erupted for 27 points and Secean Johnson went off for 25 points, 16 rebounds, five assists and three steals to lead the Patriots to their 10th win of the season. The Patriots broke open a two-point game at halftime by outscoring Del Val, 42-24, in the third and fourth quarters. Continued...
In the Catholic League:
Arch. Carroll 58, Arch. Wood 32Nick Jones scored 16 points and Derrick Jones produced 10 points, eight rebounds and four blocked shots to lead the Patriots (13-3, 5-2) to their fourth straight victory, including three in a row in the Catholic League.
Yosef Yacob chipped in a dozen points for Carroll, which led, 25-12, at the intermission and limited Wood to single-digit points in all but the third quarter.
Girls BasketballThe Lions defeated Nazareth for the first time in school history. It was also their first Catholic Academies League win this season.
Sacred Heart 44, Nazareth 41
Danielle Singer's putback layup with two minutes to go gave Sacred Heart its first lead of the night, 39-38. Later, Debornay Kidd-Wilkerson hit a pair of free throws to make it a three-point game, and Jessica McTaggert made two foul shots to seal the win.
Kidd-Wilkerson recorded a double-double. She scored a game-high 18 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, while Alanna Tucker added eight points and four assists.
In the Central League:
Upper Darby 31, Garnet Valley 29It wasn't easy, but the Royals (13-3, 11-0) stayed undefeated in the league. The Jaguars had a chance to win the game on their final possession. Coley Ricci missed a 3-point shot as time expired.
Tyra Polite netted a game-high 14 points. Dominique Williams was 3-for-4 from the foul line down the stretch. Leilani Beckham had a strong defensive game covering the dangerous Ricci, who was held to only seven points. Continued...
In the Catholic League:
Arch. Ryan 53, Bonner-Prendergast 38Alyssa Monaghan tossed in a team-high 16 points and Sarah Monaghan chipped in with 12 for the Pandas.
Girls SwimmingVictoria Brooks established personal bests on the season in winning the 50 freestyle and finishing second in the 100 free for Bonner-Prendie.
Arch. Wood 93, Bonner-Prendergast 68
But Wood was just too powerful in the Catholic League meet, leaving Bonner-Prendie with a 2-4 record overall, 1-4 in the league.
Brooks clocked 26.61 in the 500 free and 59.14 in the 100.
Boys SwimmingBrian Baxter triumphed in the 100- and 200-meter freestyle events and anchored two winning relays in the Catholic League meet for Bonner-Prendie.
Arch. Wood 92, Bonner-Prendergast 76
Baxter swam the 100 in 54.08, the 200 in 2:01 and anchored the 200 and 400 freestyle relays for Bonner-Prendie (4-4, 2-4).
Teammate Danny Dwyer also swam on the winning relays and won the 100 backstroke in 1:05.62.
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• Dr. Byrne completed a 3 year residency in veterinary dermatology at the University of Illinois in 1995. He then completed a 1-year residency in veterinary nutrition at the University of Illinois.
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The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-5 Wednesday in one of the craziest games all season.
The game had playoff hockey written all over it as the Flyers fought to keep their season alive. With a win, Philadelphia would be tied for 8th in the standings, yet with a loss they would be in 10th, and 3 games below a .500 record. Pittsburgh knew this and wanted to put a huge damper on the Flyers season.
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The Flyers turned what started out as a brutal 6 game road trip in which they dropped 3 of their first 4 games, into an even record of 3-3. This turnaround happened after they lost two ugly games in a row to New Jersey and Montreal. Following the lackluster game against Montreal, Flyers captain Claude Giroux had enough.
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And all they did was hand the Islanders their worst home shutout loss ever: 7-0. Giroux got the team going, scoring 26 seconds into the game. The rest of the team would follow suit as they played their best complete hockey game of the season.
Philadelphia tied its season high, scoring 7 goals while registering its first shutout; the team also went a solid 2-for-4 on the man-advantage and a posted a perfect 5-for-5 on the penalty kill. Giroux ended the game with 2 goals and an assist, while 10 other Flyers registered at least 1 point.
But the Flyers had to prove they could do it against a top-rated team. So they traveled into Pittsburgh two nights later on a mission to turn their season around. And the Flyers emerged victorious as they did it with flair, with the whole nation watching on Rivalry Night on the NBC Sports Network.
- The Flyers scored 13 goals in 2 games since Giroux's message while winning back to back games; they had scored 13 goals in their previous 5 games combined.
- The Flyers ended their 6 game road trip with an even 3-3 record and an 8-9-1 season record. They have 17 points and currently sit tied for 8th place in the Eastern Conference.
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- Tonight Feb 21st @ 7 PM
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Scott Hartnell, who has been out of the lineup with a broken bone in his foot, since January 22, has been cleared to practice with the team. After visiting with his doctor yesterday, the Flyers reported that Hartnell will be out only 7-10 more days.
Andrej Meszaros (shoulder) has been skating with the team in a 'no contact' jersey for about a week. Meszaros will have another visit with his doctor tomorrow to see if he can be cleared for contact. He has been out since January 24 and is a little behind the initial 4-week estimate.
Matt Read left yesterday's game versus Pittsburgh in the 1st period and didn't return. The Flyers are only saying it is an 'upper body injury.' More will be known later today.
News Around the NHL
The Chicago Blackhawks have tied Anaheim for the longest point streak to start a season. During the first 16 games of the year, the Blackhawks are an incredible 13-0-3,undefeated in regulation. Chicago will attempt to break the record Friday night against the San Jose Sharks.
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Matt Read, leading goal scorer for the Flyers, will miss the next 6 weeks due to multiple torn rib muscles. Tye McGinn will take his place.
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Tonight's game was ugly enough without that news.
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WELLESLEY, Mass., Feb. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Babson College has named Food & Wine Special Projects Director and Top Chef Judge Gail Simmons - accomplished culinary expert, food writer, and dynamic TV personality - entrepreneur-in-residence.
Her appointment is co-sponsored by Babson's Center for Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership (CWEL), which provides opportunities for women to act entrepreneurially, transform their aspirations into reality, and create social and economic value for themselves and others; and the Lewis Institute for Social Innovation at Babson College, where entrepreneurs obtain the resources they need to build new businesses based on sound social, environmental, and financial values.
Simmons will work directly with CWEL and the Lewis Institute to mentor and guide Babson entrepreneurs, especially in designing strategic marketing and communications approaches to their enterprises.
"As an inspirational food communications entrepreneur, Gail Simmons will share her rich and diverse experiences with students and help them shape ventures that will impact and add value to the world," said CWEL Director Susan Duffy.
Simmons is an active supporter of Common Threads, an organization that teaches low-income children to cook wholesome and affordable meals. She was a founding member of Food & Wine's Grow for Good Campaign to raise funds and awareness for sustainable agriculture programs in the United States. She also sits on the boards of City Harvest, Hot Bread Kitchen, the Institute of Culinary Education's Alumni Committee, and the Women at NBCU Advisory Board.
"Gail Simmons will be a tremendous resource for our students and faculty interested in virtually any aspect of food," said Cheryl Kiser, executive director of the Lewis Institute for Social Innovation at Babson College. "She can bring opportunities to student entrepreneurs, offer the latest insights and thinking on food issues, and provide a wealth of knowledge to get people ready to develop food-related initiatives."
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Gail Simmons is a trained culinary expert, food writer, and dynamic television personality. Since the show's inception in 2006, she has lent her extensive expertise as a permanent judge on BRAVO's Emmy-winning series Top Chef. Now in its tenth successful season, Top Chef is rated the #1 food show on cable television. Gail is also host of Top Chef: Just Desserts, Bravo's pastry-focused spin-off of the Top Chef franchise, which aired its second season in the fall of 2011.
Gail joined Food & Wine in 2004 and directs special projects for the magazine, acting as liaison between the marketing and editorial teams on magazine events and chef-related initiatives, working closely with the country's top culinary talent. During her tenure, she has been responsible for overseeing the annual Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, America's premier culinary event. Prior to joining Food & Wine, Gail was the special events manager for Chef Daniel Boulud's restaurant empire.
Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Gail moved to New York City in 1999 to attend culinary school at what is now the Institute of Culinary Education. She then trained in the kitchens of legendary Le Cirque 2000 and groundbreaking Vong restaurants, and worked for esteemed food critic Jeffrey Steingarten at Vogue. Throughout her career, Gail has contributed to several cookbooks, including It Must've Been Something I Ate by Steingarten, Chef Daniel Boulud: Cooking in New York City and The New American Chef, by Andrew Dornenburg and Karen Page. Gail's first book, her very own memoir titled Talking With My Mouth Full, was published by Hyperion in February 2012.
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Show comments (4)OK: Today is a new day. I went to a blood draw yesterday on a fasting blood draw. I did what I was told as usual and they could not draw blood. I drank 3 cups of water, sat 30 minutes...still no blood? I found out a couple of weeks ago I was heartless...now bloodless? I guess we have proven what we have known all along!! :)
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Public profile Joel Josephson
Specialist in dissemination and commercialization for EU projects.
You can contact Joel on Facebook or Twitter
Joel believes in the power of the Internet as a tool for disseminating European projects and has built up a reputation and a leadership role in delivering results for projects.
Currently a partner in 22 European Union funded educational projects (some completed) with an expertise in dissemination and communications over the Internet. The projects are creating resources that can, in most cases, be used globally.
Joel founded the Kindersite Project website that is being used in 18,000 schools in 157 countries for EFL and ESL. It consists of Games, songs and stories suitable for early learners.
FolkDC - he Folk DC project is designed to motivate young language learners to engage with language learning through Folk songs in 10 European languages.The project culminates in a simultaneous, live concert in 5 countries, streamed over the Internet. http://folkdc.eu/
aPLaNet - To help language educators become autonomous users of Personal Learning Networks. aPLaNet is designed to help language educators to form their own supportive professional online networks to help them improve their language teaching. http://www.aplanet-project.eu/ and http://aplanet-project.org/
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April 29, 2013 8:00 am | by Patrick T. Copps, MS, B.C.E., Technical Services Manager, Orkin, LLC | CommentsThe push to use environmentally friendly methods in plant operations, including pest management, continues to gain traction. Conservation and recycling efforts now play a major part in our daily lives, whether at home, at work or at another public place. But what about your facility?
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April 24, 2013 10:35 am | by Dale Kyle, CEO of Handheld US | CommentsWirelessness alone doesn't make for truly usable mobile devices — just ask the professionals who've dropped cell phones into water, vibrated tablets to death on their dashboards, or watched PDA screens shatter as they hit the ground. To continue to drive true workforce mobility, data devices need to be compact, connectable, quick and able to withstand whatever they encounter — whether that's a river, a sandstorm or a warehouse floor.
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April 23, 2013 8:00 am | by Mark Wheeler, Director of Supply Chain Solutions - North America, Motorola Solutions | CommentsMobile devices are necessary tools to increase the efficiency and productivity of workers across many industries and markets, including the warehouse. But wearable, voice-directed and multimodal mobile technologies are helping to transform the warehouse environment at an even faster pace than standard mobile tools in other markets.
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CAGI Data Sheets: An Apples To Apples Performance Comparison
April 17, 2013 8:00 am | by Werner Rauer, Compressors Product Manager, Kaeser Compressors, Inc. | CommentsComparing compressor performances across different manufacturers has long been a difficult task. For a many years, it was all too easy to present data that, although accurate, was potentially misleading. Manufacturers were selective about what information they published as well as what conditions they chose to specify performance. The result was a numbers game that the buyer frequently lost.
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April 9, 2013 8:00 am | by Jon Minnick, Associate Editor, MBT | CommentsAlthough U.S. manufacturing declined in March, it continues a positive push into 2013. "The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Index was 51.3 in March, down from 54.2 in February but is still above 50, the dividing point between growth and decline," said Daniel J. Meckstroth, Chief Economist for the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI).
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Feb. 25 - Snow storms are causing traffic hazards in the eastern Dakotas this winter, but largely have skipped over western South Dakota. During a recent CropStop tour, ranchers and farmers to the west expressed concern about the lack of moisture....Tags: Snow Storms, Canadian Pacific Limited, Farms, Financially Distressed Companies, Droughts
Prom 2013: The Bling is the Thing
The silhouettes vary from clingy to fit-and-flair to high-low hemlines, but one element is consistent across the racks at Celestial Brides in Johnstown — everything has shimmer and sparkle. Shop owner Sharon Honkus said this year's trends take...Tags: Limes, Customs and Tradition, Arts and Culture, The Galleria, Fashion Trends
Carroll County school mourns loss of math teacher
Devin Michael Spence, a teacher at Manchester Valley High School who died Monday, Feb. 11, in a car accident, will be remembered for his big heart and kind soul, according to those who knew him. Spence, 23, was killed after his car crashed into a...Tags: Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Lacrosse, Sports
Clark eyes political future
Daily American Sunday EditorTaylor Clark was 10 years old when a meeting with the late U.S. Rep. John Murtha changed his life. "Everything that I have, (in being) interested in politics came from the congressman," he said. He was told to stop down at the office sometime — so...Tags: Barack Obama, Mark Critz, College Sports, Politics, Washington, DC
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Press ReleaseMayor Greg Ballard today was joined by officials with the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis and Bicycle Garage Indy and members of the public for the grand opening of and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Indy Bike Hub YMCA. "The bike hub offers...Tags: Facebook, Rentals, Health, Travel, Commuting
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The Hartford CourantStafford Motor Speedway CarQuest Fall Final - Oct. 2, 2011 40-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series SK Modified: 1. Eric Berrndt, Cromwell; 2. Glen Reen, Wilbraham, Mass.; 3. Ted Christopher, Plainville; 4. Tom Bolles, Ellington; 5. Keith Rocco,...Tags: Craig Goess, Sunoco Incorporated, Arts and Culture, Nashua Corporation, Scott Young
Taylor Clark - Johnstown Christian
Taylor Clark is a 17-year-old senior at Johnstown Christian School. This is his second year writing for the Daily American, and he am hoping it will be as great as last year. He has a sister, Bre, and is the son of Mark and Randy Clark. He has a...Tags: Georgetown, Joe Sestak, Mark Critz, Politics, Elections
Sioux Falls woman made her mark in trapshooting without firing a gun
Trapshooting legend Pat Clark has never brought down a clay pigeon in her life. She has made her mark with pencil and paper. The Sioux Falls woman recently retired - although she is still helping - as treasurer of the South Dakota State Trapshooting...Tags: Imperial and Royal Matters, Human Interest, Trap Shooting, Sport Shooting, Politics
Past State Trapshooting Champions
Sportsman of the Year 1959: Matt Fox, Emery. 1960: E.W. Wiseman, Mt. Vernon. 1961: Harvey Huffman, Rapid City. 1962: Ben Peterson, Fedora. 1963: Wilber Day, Onida. 1964: Claude Bohning, Highmore. 1965: Virg Farrar, Britton. 1966: Art Koch,...Tags: Athletes, Jason Johnson, John Nelson, Arts and Culture, Human Interest
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Dog walker rescued from Cumbrian cliffs after trying to help stranded pet
Last updated at 12:32, Monday, 09 July 2012
A rescue operation was launched this morning after a dog and its owner got stranded at the bottom of cliffs.
Firefighters came to their aid after they got stuck on a bank near the promenade in Maryport just after 5.30am.
The dog had initially found itself in difficulty, prompting its male owner to climb down to rescue it.
However they both became stuck. The owner was quickly helped to safety but the dog remained stranded.
One fire crew from Workington, two from Maryport and the area's major rescue vehicle attended the scene.
They used a ladder to get to the dog and were able to carry it to safety. The unhurt pet was reunited with its owner, who had also injured himself trying to get down to the dog.
An ambulance attended but the man's injuries were not serious.
First published at 11:28, Monday, 09 July 2012
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