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How To Establish Employee Performance Plans
Having employee performance plans for every one of your staff members is the foundation for creating a very productive work force.
Putting it into a more realist way to think about it try driving across the country without a road map! You might get lucky and arrive at your destination on time, but the chances are very low.
The same can be said about asking your staff to perform without a solid well laid out plan of action.
So what do employee performance plans look like and how do we prepare one for our employees?
It starts with providing an employee with a position description. Although a position description is a rough outline of what the basic duties of the job entail it begins the process.
Again, a way to look at it is to think about a map. For the purposes of this discussion let's say that you want to get to a certain location inside the city of Denver, Colorado. The position description would be like taking a look at a map of Colorado. When you look at the state as a whole the map shows all the cities within the state along with the roads that lead you into Denver itself.
In order to get closer to our destination we must then get a map of Denver itself.
Therefore, to draw this analogy the next step in preparing employee performance plans we would create performance standards outlined in an employee's performance review. This would be reviewed with the employee prior to the performance year beginning. In these standards it will define what is expected from them.
As an example the position description may state this;
The employee will have the ability to understand computer spreadsheets.
Building off this example the performance standards might look like this:
The employee will create and maintain Microsoft Excel Financial Spreadsheets capturing daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual data reported to them from the retail facilities.
The final piece to this puzzle in creating employee performance plans is to define the duties specifically either in a policy and procedures manual or within a training program. That training program could include just an initial orientation and training or ongoing. It might include a certain number of mandatory higher education credits per year in order to maintain a job rating. It may require in house education. With all this said the final part to this piece of creating employee performance plans is to verify their competency personally.
So in the above example if this were an accounting position the employee would not only have to produce their state required certification, but you as their leadership would also personally verify their ability to do the job you have assigned to them.
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Selectmen Meeting Minutes — June 15, 2010—3:00 p.m. — Memorial Hall.
The Selectboard unanimously approved the following meeting minutes at their June 21, 2010 meeting. Approved revisions noted in italics under the Department of Energy Resources Grant discussion.
Call to order: John called the meeting to order. Other members present: Joe Judd and Robert Manners.
Acceptance of Minutes: Bob presented a motion to accept the meeting minutes of June 7, 2010. Joe seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously.
Executive Session -- Bob reported that there will be no need to enter into an executive session for disciplinary purposes. Bob, acting as supervisory liaison to the department handled the matter privately; issuing a verbal warning to the employee.
Election Results: Of the town's 1,342 voters; 120 came out for Monday's town election. There were no contests this year. Bob Manners was re-elected as Selectman for a three-year term.
Department of Energy Resources Grant -- the purpose of today's discussion was to decide whether to move forward and if so, how to proceed. Bob began the discussion by expressing concern for the overall condition of Memorial Hall's and Cowell Gymnasium's roofs. He referred to an in-depth analysis performed by Garland Roofing in 2005 which revealed saturated insulation under the roof membrane. He is uncomfortable investing a great deal of money on interior upgrades when the roofs may be in jeopardy. Using the Garland study as a reference and emphasizing that the numbers are soft, Bob estimated that Memorial Hall roof repairs could cost between $65,000 to $100,000 and the Cowell repairs $90,000 to $150,000 (a total of $155,000 to $250,000).
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Purchase of a New "Used" Dump Truck -- annual town meeting voters authorized an expenditure up to $44,000 for the purchase of a used dump truck and associated equipment. The approval was contingent on using $30,000 in Chapter 90 monies and proceeds from the sale of the town's 1997 Mack Truck. Bid advertisements for the purchase of a used truck yielded one proposal from Clark's Truck Center, Jericho, Vermont. Their $44,000 proposal included a 2003 International truck with side dump sanding body, sander controls, and a 10' wing plow. Unfortunately, advertisements for the sale of the town's 1997 Mack Truck yielded no interest. Clark's Truck Center has offered to advertise the truck on the town's behalf however; they are not interested in taking the truck in trade. Bob asked that the Board consider bringing the matter before the town's voters once again seeking a transfer of $11,000 from the Snow and Ice account and $3,000 from the Highway Maintenance account. Joe asked for some time to think about the request. In the meantime, Bob will seek other avenues for the sale of the Mack truck.
Brook Road -- A hydrological occurrence on the Brook road has caused a 100' section of the road and its' embankment to rise approximately 5.5 feet. Pete intends to consult with a geologist to determine the magnitude of the problem, whether it can be fixed, and at what cost. Once known, Bob suggested that representatives from Shelburne, Colrain, and Greenfield meet on site to discuss.
Senior Center Strategic Plan RE: Fiscal Task Force Representation -- Joe reported that newly appointed Finance Committee, John Rees is considering serving on this task force. He will speak with Senior Center Director, Jamie Godfrey to learn more about the committee's function before making a decision.
Senior Center Lease Agreement -- Member towns will begin negotiating the renewal of the Senior Center lease with the Masons. Joe is hoping to renew the lease on a yearly basis in the event the Center finds a new location.
Adjournment -- Joe made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 4:53 p.m. Bob seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Terry Mosher

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Sarcophagus 2010
In 1972 ladybird publishing produced a children's information book titled The story of Nuclear Power. The book tells us of positive advancements that nuclear energy creates in which a clean, cheap and sustainable energy resource is provided for all families.
On 26th April 1986 at 1.23 am, reactor 4 at the Chernobyl Nuclear power plant in the Ukraine, Suffered a massive, catastrophic power excursion. The chain reaction (similar to that of the detonation of a nuclear bomb) caused several huge explosions and exposed the reactor core. Radioactive material was dispersed in large amounts.
Approximately 800,000 Firemen, Power station employees, soldiers and civilian men and women (Liquidators) were charged with the containment of the contamination area.
As a totalitarian government the Soviet Union forced many young soldiers to assist in the cleanup. The firemen believing they were attending a regular fire, spending only 40 seconds at a time working on the rooftops of the surrounding buildings due to the effects of radiation sickness.
The doses of radiation were so high that many liquidaters died within 3 weeks of the disaster.
The government provided limited information of the danger involved and only evacuated the whole of the City of Pripyat after radiation levels set off alarms at the Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant in Sweden. The Soviet Union had to admit that an accident had occurred, but authorities attempted to conceal the scale of the disaster.
In December 1986 a large concrete Sarcophagus had been erected to seal off the reactor and its contents.
In 1990 the USSR State Committee on Labour and Social issues awarded 'The Participant in the liquidation of effects if the accident at the chAES' (Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant). The central pattern of the badge representing a drop of blood through the radiation symbols of alpha, beta and gamma.
The badge was never awarded as many of the liquidators had by this point sadly died of radiation sickness.
When the USSR dispersed the award was disregarded.
The international communications platform on the longterm consequences of the Chernobyl disaster
Provides medical treatment and respite care for children from the Chernobyl-affected areas of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.
campaign for Nuclear disarmament.
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So, it was my last few days in Switzerland before I set off to Berlin, Germany. For me, it was the perfect chance to visit my hometown for one last time and also mess around with my new camera, a Canon 700D and Brendan's Sigma 10-20mm super wide-angle lens. Luckily, after the horrible rain in Amsterdam, the weather in Lucerne was beautiful as well as warm and the Määs, the annual autumn fair, happened to be in town. This combination provided me with some beautiful shots.
I haven't been able to pick up a proper tripod yet. They are just too expensive in Switzerland and I'll have to wait till I'm in one of the cheaper countries to the east. Therefore all the shots were taken with a small gorilla pod. It was tricky and what made it more difficult was, that most of these photos were taken on some bridge or another. I hadn't noticed it before, but the mix of heavy traffic and people banging against the railings made those bridges quite shaky. Hey, but a challenge makes it more fun, right?
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Elements Day of Reflection
Monday 4th July 2016
Elements visited Aylesford Friary, where we were given a guided tour by Father Kevin, one of the monks. The morning session included Holy Mass, celebrated by Father Michael Ashworth SJ, with the theme of 'Moving On'. At the end of Mass, the boys reflected on their time at Donhead and what qualities they would take with them to their new school. It is usually a very peaceful day and this year was no different! We always try to make it a prayerful and reflective, but also a relaxing, fun day where the boys can be sociable and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.


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You might wonder why I'm announcing it so far in advance! It's because of our Yorkshire Celebrities project, which as you know we launched to the membership last Tuesday. If you didn't receive that email, or you thought you'd read it later, or if it went into your junk or spam folder – here's the link again. That will tell you all you need to know about the project, and how to complete the survey – PLEASE DO SO IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY! It only takes about 5 minutes. Then share the link with all your friends and tell them not only what fun it is, but how they can win a prize if their choices agree with the majority!
It's important that we get as many people as possible completing the survey – and not just so that we get as representative a result of people's wishes as possible. If – or hopefully when – some or all of the winning celebrities agree to visit 'their' pubs next year, we might have to provide the costs of transport and/or accommodation for them. Potential sponsors love to know the size of their audience, so if we can get hundreds voting; tens of thousands hearing about it in the media; and then thousands more turning out to see the celebrities when they arrive, we'll have a much better bargaining position! You might think at this point that we're being over-ambitious hoping to get A-listers, but unless we try how will we ever know?
Leeds now has its first ever all-vegan eatery, at The Old Red Bus Station on Vicar Lane. It might have taken a year to appear after TORBS first opened, but it was always part of the plan. Check out The Leeds List article about the restaurant, and The Old Red Bus Station Facebook page for more information.
In the same way that Otley is a #famouspubtown, Great Britain used to be famous throughout the world for its pubs. There was nothing like them in any other country – either in their nature or their number. It seemed like every single street corner in every town had its own local. If you don't believe me, just go to http://spitalfieldslife.com/category/photo-life/ and search down the index for entries beginning "The Alphabet of Lost Pubs . . .". It's a photographic record of hundreds of old pubs in east London alone. A very few of them have been saved, or are being fought over by developers and ACV proponents, but most are gone for good.
Just because they exist, and people should know about them! http://nationalbreweryheritagetrust.co.uk/about/
The organisation responsible for maintaining the Charrington's Pub Archive containing over 7,000 original pub records, from which 'The Alphabet of Lost Pubs' is taken is called Heritage Assets. They are the digital curators of some of the most extraordinary, unique and often rare photographic archives available. They specialise in working with original analogue photographic archives in glass plate, negative, slide and print formats. Many of their pictures have never been publicly seen or shared before and are true originals. You can find out more about them on their website at http://heritageassets.com/
I know we do go on about how pubs are the real social hubs of the community, and should be supported as such, but here's another welcome story. The Bell Inn at Brisley village in the heart of Norfolk has co
nverted one of its rooms into a community library. The books were all donated, and the shelving and seating was bought with a grant from Norfolk County Council. Otley is lucky to still have a flourishing library, but The Bell is hoping to run digital inclusion training – which has also just been launched in Otley. Pubs could – and should – be used nowadays for much more than just having a pie, a pint and a chat [although that still seems pretty good to me as well!]
A pub enthusiast from Rutland has spent over 30 years collecting beer trays and other old pub memorabilia, which you can read about here. Another good use for beer trays starts about 40 seconds into this Pogues video!
(Thanks again to Leeds-List for this story.)
When the latest approved plan for development in Leeds is implemented, the city will get a landmark attraction that combines green space, stunning views and an iconic attraction. The Thomas Grainger-designed Victorian viaduct that goes from Wellington Place over the River Aire to the Doncaster Monkbridge site opposite City Island is due to become a high level open air garden and walkway.
Inspired by the High Line in Manhattan and Promenade Plantée in Paris, it could become one of the city's most prominent attractions, and it also serves the practical purpose of connecting the West End of the city to the South Bank. The South Bank site also has five new apartment buildings planned, ranging from 11 to 21 storeys. Once complete, they'll create 567 flats, as well as a range of new retail and leisure units. The Leeds 'High Line' will also have a series of bars and restaurants in the arches below – much like Granary Wharf. It's yet another reason for visiting Leeds, which is ranked fifth best place to visit in Europe in 2017 by the Lonely Planet travel guides. You can see more about that story here – and the other top 9 locations.
Marston's plc recently purchased the Charles Wells brewery in Bedford along with its brands. They already owned Thwaites; Ringwood; Wychwood; Brakspear's; Mansfield, Jennings and Banks's; and own 1,700 pubs in Britain. You might say – so what? Surely it's a good thing to have a company which is committed to traditional cask ale production [apparently they are now the biggest producer of cask ale in the world] and traditional pubs ["The local pub is important to us . . . and always will be" says their website]
All I would suggest is that any profit-based company will always be looking for ways to cut costs. If they can do that by using their massive buying power to buy cheaper malt and hops in bulk, they'll do just that – reducing the ability of the original breweries and their local brewers to experiment and/or produce local and distinctive products. In the end all the beers start to taste the same, so local breweries are closed down to centralise production and reduce costs even further. You finish up back in the 1970s, with CAMRA needed to get brewing back to its roots, or indeed the 2010s, with craft and local microbrewers providing the independent product that consumers crave. And don't forget those 1,700 pubs. With all those different brands under their belt, do you think they're going to allow their leaseholders to buy off-tie from whichever brewer they want?
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Well, well, well! What has happened at The Bay Horse? That was supposed to be our meeting place this month, but it's been closed for months and now looks as though it's for sale. We haven't had time to get a full story yet about why that is the case, but obviously we can't meet there! So we'll be meeting at what was going to be our second location – The Horse & Farrier on Bridge Street. We'll be holding the committee meeting there from 19:15 as usual, and after about an hour, we'll have a social drink there until about 21:15. We'll then move on, to end the evening in The Red Lion on Kirkgate. Hope to see you on the night – especially if you'd like to buy a pub!!
Bob Brook
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Letters: State senator fails to convince; yes on Measure 101
In regards to the Dec. 13 Community Soapbox, State Sen. Alan Olsen fails in his posturing that he protects the state from being taxed into oblivion and that he's an environmentalist.
Going fishing doesn't make you an environmentalist, and opposing the adoption of electronic cars doesn't help. Insofar as saving the state from being taxed into oblivion, Olsen is simply babbling the Republican line, which roughly translated is, "Blah-blah-blah-far-less-tax-for-1-percent-is good — blah-blah-blah."
From the last sentence of his column, supposedly a rebuttal of the OLCV revealing that he's not an environmentalist, Sen. Olsen writes clearly, "My job is to protect Oregonians from the zealots who would tax Oregonians into oblivion." Not working for the future, not in new ideas to maintain the present, and no words about Oregon's heritage. And nothing about the environment (but hey, he goes fishing).
Alan Olsen has no real concern for the future of Oregon, our citizens or much of anything else other than his fealty to his GOP overlord.
Kevin Tippett
Jennings Lodge
Sen. Olsen's claims do not match his record
I was surprised to see State Sen. Alan Olsen's op-ed response, and even more so to learn he has "always supported a strong and vibrant environment." He talks about how as an avid fisherman, he especially wants to protect clean air and pristine streams. While I am glad to hear him talk this way, as his constituent, I have been disappointed that his voting record does not match his recent environmental claims.
Earlier this year, he voted against protecting Oregon's rivers and streams from harmful suction dredge mining, putting him in opposition to a broad coalition that included both recreational and commercial fishing. He also chose not to support our state's Clean Fuels Program, a smart program that reduces pollution from cars and trucks. Sen. Olsen also opposed the bipartisan solution passed this year to keep Oregon's first state forest — the Elliott State Forest — in public hands. If it had come down to his vote, this iconic piece of Oregon's heritage would be in the hands of a private timber company right now.
Regardless of whether Sen. Olsen wants clean air and pristine streams, his voting record demonstrates he is unwilling to stand up for the environment. He may claim to support pro-environment regulations, but the reality is he supports President Trump and the interests of Big Oil, which have donated over $20,000 to Olsen's campaigns. It's no wonder Sen. Olsen supports President Trump, since both Sen. Olsen and President Trump are climate-change deniers who reject even the most basic facts.
Despite his voting record, he's welcome to join us now. It's easy. Step one is to reject the interests of Big Oil and start voting in favor of legislation that puts the environment and everyday Oregonians first. He can start with the Clean Energy Jobs bill being introduced in 2018.
Once Sen. Olsen sets aside the talking points manufactured by Big Oil, he will see the reality is that the Clean Energy Jobs bill is all about opportunity for Oregonians. The state's biggest polluters would be held accountable while Oregon would continue leading in the clean energy economy. Should any increases in rates for consumers occur, they will be offset by bill credits that will go directly toward helping, in Sen. Olsen's words, the "lower income families, seniors and minorities," which he purports to be worried about.
Those of us who, like me, are true environmentalists, would love to be able to count on Sen. Olsen as an ally in the legislature. But until he starts supporting smart environmental legislation, he will remain another climate-change denier who is determined to give away our environment and our future to big corporations wanting to make a buck.
Zach Henkin
Oregon City
Yes on Measure 101
Opponents of Measure 101 claim falsely that Measure 101 is a sales tax.
However, the ballot title states: "Approves temporary assessments to fund health care for low-income individuals and families, and to stabilize health insurance premiums. Temporary assessments on insurance companies, some hospitals, and other providers of insurance or health care coverage. Insurers may not increase rates on health insurance premiums by more than 1.5 percent as a result of these assessments."
If Measure 101 fails, Oregon will lose about $5 billion in matching federal funds that would have been devoted to Medicaid and hundreds of thousands of Oregonians will lose their health care. Past experience shows clearly that uninsured patients are forced into expensive and inefficient emergency room care, the costs of which, as well as their hospital costs, are passed on to those of us who still have insurance. This would lead to annual premium increases far in excess of 1.5 percent. Hence failure of Measure 101 would inevitably cost all of us far more than the 1.5 percent premium increase and would deprive thousands of Oregonians, especially our children, the health care they need. Vote smart, vote yes for 101.
Michael Litt
Oak Grove


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The FAST Summer School is an open to all complementary training program for students and professionals in the field of health foods. This 2.5 days training program offered in English gives participant the opportunity to acquire transversal competences. This year's theme is "At the Crossroads of Food, Health and Technology"
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Chickens are Gross
*Disclaimer: This post contains profanity. Not that I need a disclaimer on my own damn blog but I'm feeling somewhat courteous today. If curse words offend you try yoga or listen to some music. It helps.
After living closely with farm animals these last few months, I've concluded that the decision for humans to eat meat must have come about out of pure desperation. Like, a chicken is a filthy, disgusting animal. Roosters fight other constantly and rape hens daily. They pick up the baby chicks and throw them around or step on them. A chicks biggest threats are roosters and hawks. Chickens also eat anything that will fit into their disgusting beaks. This includes cooked eggs, eggshells and...chicken. Broiled, baked, or fried. And they shit everywhere. (Sorry Mama but it's true). God. I can't imagine anyone ever looking at a chicken and pleasantly thinking, "Oh I'll just chop it's neck off, pluck the feathers, and roast this strange creature over an open flame!" I image the self-talk went a bit more like this, " I haven't eaten in 10 days and this fuckin, god-awful bird keeps looking at me. Maybe if I kill it first it won't kill me. Maybe once it's dead I could like, eat it or something and maybe then I won't die. "
I've been looking for a reason to stop eating chicken or at least lower my intake for a while now. Thanks to The Gambia I've never been more motivated to eat lettuce.
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Posted On: 20-07-2016
Closing On: 31-08-2016
Department: Teaching Assistant
Location: Hồ Chí Minh
81 – 83 Nguyễn Hữu Cầu, P. Tân Định, Q.1
Job Type: Part Time
Education: Bachelor's degree
Job Description:
• Responsibilities
Controller/ Monitor
TA plays as a monitor in class; helps teachers to keep the students silent and order; controls them if sometimes they are so active in activities or games.
Focus students on lesson
Have the students focused on their lesson and paid special attentions on the teacher. The students are kids; they always like talking, playing, running around the class….This task will keep them be calm and have better behavior.
Help students to do exercises in class
Whenever the students get assignments from teachers, we have to help them to understand what the exercises say and to finish them ASAP.
Check homework
Some teachers ask the students to do exercises at home so that they can revise the lesson and improve their skills also. If the teachers don't have time enough to check it, pls do it; or when teachers check it, help him/ her.
TA is a translator in class in need. I mean just sometimes, when the teacher's lessons/ words are so hard for kids to understand, we have to translate them into Vietnamese. We have to make sure that all students get what the teachers explain.
Teaching Follow up book
We give the parents Teaching Follow up book in which we, TAs write all topics/ areas the teachers teach on that day. We should write in Vietnamese some important/ necessary parts so that all parents can read/ understand it so that they can remind their children at home.
Remember to ask the students to give the parents everyday to get their signatures and give us back on the next day. And you have to check if the parents sign on it. If not, remind the students/ talk to parents/ report to staff for following up.
TA report
After every TA session, TA has to write and send a short report (or a short talk to SS) to report the special cases/ situations that related to students, teachers,….TA has to pay special attention to strong/ weak students; active/ passive ones,….
But in case the problems happen in the class time, TA has to take action/ report immediately.
Have the students get back the class after break-time
Students like playing games/ computer; running around the building; coming to the Playing room…in break-time and almost forget the time to come back class.
TA has to remind them regularly; even has to go around the building to chase them; ask them to get back class in time.
P/S: In break-time, TA has to take care of the students carefully and closely (some accidents may be happened in this time)
Take care well of kids
After every class, TA has to take the kids downstairs.
Take every chance to talk to the parents abt the kids' attitude/ studying progress.
Preferred Skills: – Thời gian làm việc: Thứ 7 – Chủ Nhật: 7:45 am – 11:00 am/ 14:00 pm – 17:30 pm
– Lương cơ bản:20,000 đồng/ giờ
– Địa điểm: Q. 1, Q. 3, Q. 5, Q. Phú Nhuận, Q. 10 [Ghi rõ địa điểm có thể làm việc được]
– Yêu cầu:
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|Roberts Sinto Barinder
|Proven technology Developed in 1972 with over 35 years of proven history
|New product developed in 2003. Very little history
|Unit Sizes
|3 Standard Series with a variety of in each series
|2 Unit sizes available
|Foot Print
|6' x 8' x 8' H (saving valuable floor space)
|7' x 10' x 8' H (utilizing valuable floor space)
|(4) Servo axes positioning arm, single axis servo grinding head with servo index table (gives you multi axes part positioning with less components)
|6 Axes robot with 2-position indexing table (complex part positioning with more components)
|No conventional robotic wrist required with servo drive motors at each point of motion (eliminates any damage that may be caused by grinding vibration on conventional robotic wrists)
|Conventional robotic wrist and typical torque tube servo drive system (vulnerable to damage that may be caused by grinding vibration on conventional robotic wrists)
|Part Positioning
|360º or greater continuous servo rotation of casting during grinding (positioning arm has unlimited "A" axis rotation for continuous part to wheel contact during grinding)
|4-position pneumatic indexing fixture plate on 2-position pneumatic turntable (grinding wheel loses contact with casting during repositioning)
|Turntable Features
Grinding operations are isolated from part loading/unloading (offers undisturbed grinding)
|Castings are loaded/unloaded during grinding operations on turntable
|Turntable Options
|2, 3 or 4 Station servo positions (each station can handle a different part arrangement)
|2 Station pneumatic
|Part Clamping
|Single casting clamping device on positioning arm (utilizing less components)
|2 Clamping assemblies (1 at each station on turntable doubling components)
|Fixture Program Conformation
|Embedded chip confirms program to fixture to eliminate crash potential (Provides the ability to change programs on the fly)
|Hand Scanner Optional
|Main Wheel Life
|Ability to run large diameter wheels reducing heat buildup (customers have documented 5 – 6 months of production between wheel changes)
|Smaller diameter wheels generating heat buildup (heat will damage diamond wheels causing shorter wheel life)
|Available Spindles
|1 Main tool & 1 aux. tool standard (aux. tool can handle multi shaped tools; 6 sec. for one tool change)
|Offers 1 as standard Optional quick change (20 sec. added to cycle time for each tool changing)
|Program Storage
|99 in unit
Unlimited via Ethernet package
Disk storage via FANUC Handi File
|Limited to size of processor
|Program Training
|1 Day or less at your facility(no experience needed)
|1 Week of Robot school (robotic knowledge required)
|Trace, teach & adjust inside unit standard (2 - 4 hours per casting)
|Robot programming standard Off-line software optional (1 - 2 hrs. in office + 2 - 4 hrs. inside unit per casting)
|Path Control
|Amperage monitoring on spindle automatically reduces positioning arm speed for max. grind performance
|Monitors amperage on spindle to signal change in wheel RPM speed to peak level
|Processor Configuration
|Single processor
|Multiple processors with cell PLC and robot controller


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Directed by Marco Bellocchio, Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto from Mantua stars Placido Domingo as Rigoletto; Julia Novikova as his daughter Gilda; Vittorio Grigolo as the Duke; and Ruggero Raimondi as the assassin Sparafucile. Recorded in Mantua, Italy and broadcast live around the world on September 4 and 5, 2010, that broadcast airs Friday, July 15 at 9:30 p.m. on PBS (check local listings).
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(HARRISBURG) – The Eldred Township Municipal Authority Tank Replacement Project has been awarded $830,000 through the state's PENNVEST Program to make major improvements, according to Senator Joe Scarnati (R-25).
Scarnati explained that the project will erect a new 96,000 gallon welded stainless steel tank to replace the existing damaged tank. The funding being awarded is critical to protecting the environment, providing clean water to area residents and will create 10 local construction jobs.
"I commend the Eldred Township Municipal Authority for undertaking this important project," Scarnati said. "Water systems are extremely vital to the health of a community, but very expensive to build and maintain. I'm very pleased that this substantial assistance was approved by PENNVEST and will provide support for improvements for Eldred Township. The funding will certainly be a crucial part of helping to safeguard our local water supplies and protect public health."
Scarnati noted that the current tank is a glass-lined steel bolted tank which serves 150 customers within the township. During a 2014 inspection it was determined the tank was in need of replacement due to multiple locations of ice damage and significant metal corrosion. The new tank inlet will be configured to ensure good water circulation. Other project related improvements include replacement of existing pumping controls and digitized flow monitoring.
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The University of Virginia School of Medicine (UVASOM) is conducting a new innovative medical academic enrichment program, the Summer Medical Leadership Program (SMLP). The number one goal of SMLP is to expose the participants to the "real world of medicine" to prepare them not only for admission to medical school but to assume future leadership positions in medicine/biomedical field. SMLP builds on the success of the previous UVASOM medical academic enrichment programs; Medical Academic Advancement Program (MAAP) and Summer Medical and Dental Education Program (SMDEP). SMLP is an intensive six-week residential summer medical academic enrichment program for 30 undergraduate students from underrepresented groups and disadvantaged backgrounds who are interested in pursuing careers in medicine, and chosen from a nationwide pool of applicants.
Since 1984, the University of Virginia School of Medicine (UVASOM) has had a proven solid record of operating outstanding medical academic enrichment program for students from underrepresented groups and disadvantaged backgrounds (i.e. racial and ethnic groups that have been historically underrepresented in medicine or from parts of the country such as rural areas where residents have been historically underrepresented in medicine or economically disadvantaged background). The increased representation of these individuals in medicine is of paramount importance to the UVASOM and is in consonance with its mission to improve the health of the people of Virginia in particular and the nation as a whole through education, health care, and research. Below is information related to the success of the UVASOM medical academic enrichment programs for individuals from underrepresented groups and disadvantaged backgrounds: Data from our participant tracking system indicate that since 1984, over 600 past participants have already obtained their M.D. degrees; 29 of the program alumni are medical school faculty members including a former chairman of Ophthalmology (Dr. Keith Warren). One of the program alumni is a UVASOM faculty member (Dr. Michael Williams) and another is on the UVA School of Nursing faculty (Dr. Randy Jones).
SMLP is under the direction of Dr. Michael Williams. Dr. Williams is Director of The UVA Center for Health Policy, The Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, Associate Chief Medical Officer for Clinical Integration, Director of Emergency General Surgery, Associate Professor of Surgery and Public Health Sciences, UVA Health System and School of Medicine, and former UVA SMDEP Principal Investigator and Director and has extensive experience directing medical academic enrichment program for students from underrepresented groups and disadvantaged backgrounds.
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- A lecture series on leadership by distinguished faculty.
- Provide mentoring by eminent physicians and biomedical researchers.
- Expose students to the "real world of medicine" through a clinical medicine lecture series on cutting edge topics in health including: health disparities and global health, telemedicine, bioethics and bioterrorism.
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Just a few things leading up to Valentine's Day…
- Happy Birthday to my one and only Nicole. <3
- Roxy's kindergarten class has a rule about birthday party invitations: invite the whole class OR all the boys OR all the girls. She chose to invite all the girls. But, there was one boy she really wanted to invite – so we snuck an invite to Ashton, and he came! And then this happened…
Roxy filled out all her Valentine's a few nights ago. When she was done, I went through them and noticed she wrote a heart next to her name on only one of the cards. I asked her about it and she said, "Yup! Because I like Ashton so much!"
… and so it begins.
- Christopher and I will be celebrating Valentine's Day a day late. He has to work on the real day. It's okie-dokie with me! Less crowds at the restaurants!
- I've never been good at romance. This Valentine's Day, I am searching my brain for the perfect grand romantic gesture. Suggestions welcome. Please?
- I'm thinking pink cupcakes are in order.
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I usually squirm a little when using the term "perfection" to describe anything on this side of heaven. But, oh. My goodness. Last Friday was so ridiculously close that I might not be able to contain myself.
It was clear even before our wheels hit pavement that we made the right choice. My friends, we've found it. We have officially found our "spot" for the summer. And she's a beaut:
It's the perfect place with the perfect amount of shade positioned at the perfect time of day. (Oh my gosh, I used it three times and I didn't even mean to!) Our quilt of many colors practically hovers over the cool lush grass, and it basks beneath the dancing sunlight filtering through the trees. This exact spot and our adventure blanket were meant to find each other.
Unfortunately, Gracie never got to experience a magic carpet ride this time around. My little sweetie fell asleep before we ever got there and snoozed the entire time.
Not one single bubble left our wands to float lazily on the breeze. What a rip off. :) I think we're spoiled by Gymboree's AMAZING bubble solution. I once blew a bubble in the house and it landed on our Christmas tree. It didn't pop, and it stayed there for THREE DAYS. I'm not kidding. Ask Eric. I finally popped it myself, because it was driving me bananas. I don't know exactly what Gymboree puts in their darn bubble solution, but I'm pretty sure it must be the same stuff they make bullet proof vests out of. (I just realized that the Gymboree link isn't working correctly. Just search "bubbles" and you'll find them!)


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Sooo, my back hurts, still. It's been two weeks to the day since my minor accident on the M1, and it still bloody well hurts. This is apparently perfectly normal, but I find this cold comfort.
Speaking of cold... two feet of snow now sit on the ground in Sheffield. It started last night and has continued, on and endlessly on. I'm suppose to be going away this weekend, on a mystery birthday trip to, well, somewhere. It's a mystery. We're supposed to be flying out of Gatwick, one of the two airports currently closed. And that's if we can even get there - did I mention the two feet of snow?
So I'm annoyed. My birthday is cursed. I'm in pain and I don't get my holiday, probably. So I'm complaining. There it is.
On the plus side....
- I'm not at work, not struggling home through the snow (no five hour commutes like some are reporting!)
- I'm indoors, nice and warm
- It's my birthday tomorrow, which means pressies and cards and phone calls (let's just ignore the fact that the post has stopped - snow)
- We are now into December, so I get a chocolate a day :)
- I've nearly finished knitting a nice chunky bag, just need a gusset/strap, a lining and sewing up.
Wednesday, 1 December 2010
Grumpy blogging... but I promise I'll cheer up once it's out!
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Sending ((hugs)) for you xxxxReplyDelete
Happy happy birthday tomorrow and if you get stuck in just drink plenty of wine and eat chocolate cake.(surely someone will give you those)ReplyDelete
Birthday hugs x
Aw poor you! If it's any consolation, I think it is meant to be warming up by the weekend so hopefully you'll still be able to go on your mystery trip. Happy birthday for tomorrow!ReplyDelete
I'm Ellie by the way. I found your blog through Folksy :)
My mum lives in Gatwick and its not looking good :| however, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! and its never as bad as you think. Co-codemol will help with the whiplash ;)ReplyDelete
Aww thanks for all the comments! I've cheered up today and the back's not too bad. No holiday but we'll make the best of it anyway :)ReplyDelete
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Autotaku – Mustang Cobra SVT at Cars and Coffee in Austin.
I am not usually a fan of this particular year of Mustang except if it's a Cobra or if the owner lowers it and adds larger and wider wheels, which this Cobra has both. The roads in and around the Oasis, the restaurant/bar where C&C was held, are nice and windy and my guess is the owner had a blast driving in this morning. A lot more videos from the Cars & Coffee are on the way so stay tuned and of course check out the YouTube channel!


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The Maxwell Quartet perform Schubert, String Quartet No. 15 in G major D. 887
Hailed as "one of the front-runners" in young UK ensembles (Classical Music Magazine, 2013) the Maxwell Quartet are rapidly emerging as a dynamic and exciting force in the chamber music world, with an unparalleled drive and commitment to expanding the string quartet repertoire.
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Selby is going green!
The Selby Green Party launches it's bid to elect a Green MP for Selby and Ainsty.
The Selby Green Party has successfully selected it's Parliamentary Candidate for Selby & Ainsty Constituency, Ian Richards. Ian is delighted to have been selected and has already started campaigning to help those hardest hit by the austerity measures of the coalition government.
"We need to rethink how we care for Britain's people through paying a living wage, fighting against NHS privatisation, making our children's education a priority and investing in clean, affordable energy. The coalition hasn't done any of this and they've had five years to make things better".
The new party is part of a concerted effort by the Green Party to increase it's councillors and parliamentary candidates across Yorkshire in a bid to become a strong voice for change across the county.
There will be party meetings on Monday 13th of April 2015 at Selby Community Centre from 19.30 onwards and further Monday evening meetings at The Cricketers Arms pub at Market Place in Selby. See the Selby Green Party facebook page for further details.
During the meetings, the Selby Green Party would be keen to meet even more Selby residents to discuss local issues and to continue the campaign to build a society that works for the common good.
Commenting on the launch of their campaign, Selby Green Party candidate, Ian Richards said, "Selby residents now have a chance to really make a difference".
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I really didn't expect all the little details
Kandice's father
When Kandice was born, doctors told her parents it was unlikely that she would survive her first 30 days of life at home. Eight years later, this shy second grader has an infectious grin and is full of life.
When given the opportunity to have anything, meet anyone, go anywhere, or be anything in the world, Kandice wished to be a zookeeper for baby cheetahs.
On her wish trip, Kandice and her family spent a week in San Diego, where they visited Belmont Park, touched sharks at Sea World, watched sea lions and seals on the beach, and visited Nature by Nurture, a privately owned ranch where Kandice held baby sloths and kangaroos and swam with baby otters.
For Kandice, the highlight of the trip was visiting the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, where she played with baby cheetahs, went behind the scenes in the park exhibits, and met a zoo veterinarian who helped her listen to animal heartbeats. Watching Kandice, who suffers from a heart condition herself, listen to the healthy heartbeats of animals was a touching moment to witness.
"I really didn't expect all the little details," said Kandice's father. "I kept waiting to pay for something or have to do something, but there was nothing." It was all taken care of.
When Make-A-Wish Kansas creates a Wish, the goal is for it to be an enjoyable experience for everyone involved. No doctor's office, no appointments, no stress. For this one week, the family's only responsibility is to show up and enjoy creating life-affirming memories together.
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Alabama football: Spring practice schedule, A-Day date
The Alabama football team begins spring practice Tuesday and as is usually the case, the Crimson Tide will be looking to win another SEC title and play for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
Since Nick Saban arrived in 2007, Alabama has won three BCS championships (2009, 2011, 2012) and won the College Football Playoff title in 2015.
Saban welcomes 16 early enrollees to spring practice to a talented roster, and it should create some interesting battles in spring practice. Among the most intriguing freshmen: QB Tua Tagovailoa, QB Mac Jones, WR Jerry Jeudy, OL Alex Leatherwood, LB Dylan Moses and RB Najee Harris.
RELATED: SEC spring game dates, how to watch
Alabama finished last season 14-1, losing to Clemson in the College Football Playoff championship game 35-31. Although the Crimson Tide lost a lot of talent off the 2016 squad, they return plenty more including QB Jalen Hurts, WR Calvin Ridley, RB Damien Harris, RB Bo Scarbrough, LB Rashaan Evans, DB Minkah Fitzpatrick and DL Da'Ron Payne.
Alabama plays its annual A-Day scrimmage April 22 at 3 p.m. ET and it will be televised by ESPN. If you miss it, don't worry, you can catch it on ESPNU at 7 p.m. and midnight on the same day.
Here's a look at the Alabama football team's practice schedule:
Alabama football practice schedule
(All times Eastern)
Tuesday, March 21: 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 23, 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 25, TBD
Tuesday, March 28, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 30, 4:30 p.m.
Monday, April 3, 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 5, 4:30 p.m.
Friday, April 7, 3:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 8, TBD (at Bryant-Denny Stadium)
Monday, April 10, 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 12, 4:30 p.m.
Friday, April 14, 4:30 p.m. (at Bryant-Denny Stadium)
Tuesday, April 18, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 20, 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 22: A-Day Game, 3 p.m. (at Bryant-Denny Stadium)
Alabama football 2017 schedule
(Home games in caps)
Sept 2: Florida State (Atlanta)
Sept. 9: FRESNO STATE
Sept. 16: COLORADO STATE
Sept. 23: at Vanderbilt
Sept. 30: OLE MISS
Oct. 7: at Texas A&M
Oct. 14: ARKANSAS
Oct. 21: TENNESSEE
Nov. 4: LSU
Nov. 11: at Mississippi State
Nov. 18: MERCER
Nov. 25: at Auburn
Eye-popping numbers from Alabama spring workouts
Projecting the depth chart: Alabama defense
Projecting the depth chart: Alabama offense
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Thalía was at the 45th Annual Matrix Awards with the theme "Women Who Change The World". She presented the award to Martine Reardon, Macy's Chief Marketing Officer. The event was held at The Waldorf Astoria in New York City on April 27, 2015 12PM.
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Events Committee: The committee will be responsible for coordinating any special events for the organization. This may include annual holiday party, annual Martin Luther King, Jr. luncheon, Black History Program, end-of-the-year event, as well as quest speakers and additional social occasions. Any member of the organization can chair the various events.
Dr. James L. Hill Education Scholarship Committee: The Scholarship Committee will coordinate or solicit funds for the annual scholarship awards. The Committee will be responsible for distributing scholarship applications, rating essays, and selection of winners of the awards.
Personal & Professional Wellness Committee: This committee is charged with creating, implementing and evaluating a comprehensive, participatory wellness plan for staff and faculty to engage in.
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General Motors, which makes the Chevy Volt electric car, began reusing the car batteries at the end of their useful lives. Five of them are helping keep the lights on at General Motors' LEED-Gold Enterprise Data Center in Milford, Michigan. Coupled with a 74-kilowatt solar array and two wind turbines, these batteries now supply power to the data center office and power the lights in the adjacent parking lot, delivering net-zero energy on an annual basis.
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This is the first real-world business application for this type of secondary use battery system, the automaker says. GM worked with Empower Energies, a renewable energy services platform focused on the commercial-scale segment, to install the solar and wind turbines into the project portfolio. The batteries also provide back-up power to the building in the event of an outage and store energy when it's unneeded. Excess energy is sent back to the grid that supplies the Milford campus.
GM has committed to use 125 megawatts of renewable energy by 2020. Renewable energy sources mean the new Enterprise Data Center building has net-zero energy use annually, reducing the facility's power loss to 17%. The solar array and wind turbines that are part of this project generate approximately 100 megawatt hours of energy annually, and move GM toward the company's goal. This project also is an example of reuse, supporting GM's total waste reduction commitment of 40% by 2020.
The automaker intends to use the project as a living lab to understand how the battery redistributes energy at this scale. While the batteries can be used to provide back-up power for four hours in the event of an outage, it will be primarily used to analyze the storage of renewable energy and redistribution of that energy throughout the day. GM is also working with partners to validate and test systems for other commercial and non-commercial uses.


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PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas — The Southern football team may be figuring out who it is.
The Jaguars didn't seem to have a clear identity during their three games leading up to the start of Southwestern Athletic Conference play Saturday.
They played three lopsided games, losing twice to teams with superior overall talent (the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and Northwestern State) and winning against a team with inferior talent (Central Methodist).
Throw in an inordinately large amount of roster and depth-chart churning because of injuries and various eligibility and certification issues, and it was difficult to anticipate just what to expect from the defending SWAC champions.
Southern coach Dawson Odums said leading up to the game that "Nothing you did in 2013 is going to help you in 2014." That had become even truer as the number of missing players approached 20.
So not only did the makeup of the 2014 team look a lot different than the 2013 team, the Jaguars of late September looked a lot different than the group of early August.
But Southern's performance in a 34-24 victory against Prairie View at Blackshear Field indicated this is a team — and a coaching staff — that is figuring out who it is and how it can be successful.
Two days before the loss to Northwestern State in the pre-conference finale, Odums learned that three defensive backs who had started the first two games — Kevin King, D'Andre Woodland and Dionte McDuffy — might not be able to play because of uncertainty about their academic certification.
It was too late in the week to properly prepare replacements. And when the trio's absence became certain just minutes before kickoff, the mental jolt as well as the physical losses contributed to a slow start and a 51-27 defeat.
When the Jaguars began preparations for Prairie View, they at least had a clearer understanding of who would and wouldn't be available. They prepared expecting Blake Monroe, Justin Bethancourt and Ki-Jana Curtis to man the positions the other three had to vacate, which they did.
As near as anyone can tell, the subtraction part of the certification process is over, although everyone has learned to expect the unexpected in this saga. Southern is still hopeful that King, Woodland and McDuffy might be added to the equation — as well as fellow defensive back Jaleel Richardson, who already had been in limbo — but its preparations are now being conducted with a clearer understanding of who can take the field Saturday and who can't.
The presence of the aforementioned four missing defensive backs, as well as more than a half dozen players lost to ineligibility and a similar number sidelined by injury, would have made the Jaguars a much more talented team than they currently are.
But it was the absence of stability as much as the loss of talent that contributed to Southern's uneven pre-conference performance.
Last week brought clarity of personnel, and Odums and his staff crafted an effective plan based on that.
They went with two tight ends and ran right at the SWAC's lowest-rated defense and set the tone for a physical game on the ground. They ditched the quarterback platoon and went strictly with Austin Howard and didn't use Deonte Shorts to provide a more credible passing threat to complement the running game.
They zeroed in on the best back eight they could put together on defense, factoring in the most recent loss of middle linebacker Javon Allen to a broken hand.
Then they went out and won the battle on both lines of scrimmage and played with a higher level of confidence and sense of purpose than was evident previously.
Southern worked all offseason and preseason to become better at running the football and stopping the run. Though a tiring defense allowed a couple of long runs after Southern had Saturday's game under control, the Jaguars mostly did what they wanted to do.
A lot of important roles have been turned over to a lot of understudies for a variety of reasons, and the SWAC season is still just getting under way.
But suddenly it looks like Southern might be on its way to becoming the team it had hoped to be all along.


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The union stood steadfast on managements intentions to REVERT(do away with) 17 residual vacancies. The local provided fierce rebuttle to this proposed action and were successful in keeping ALL of the proposed reversions. We could not do this without our members support! It is imperative that the members keep the union informed of all conditions of your employment.
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The conference will start at approximately 12.00 on Tuesday, 14 March and close at approximately 14.00 on Thursday, 16 March 2017.Scientific sessions
Please find a copy of the programme here
Scientific programme committee Eicke Latz University of Bonn, GermanyKingston Mills Trinity College Dublin, IrelandMihai Netea Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Center, The NetherlandsLuke O'Neill Trinity College Dublin, IrelandKeynote speakersUwe Conrath RWTH Aachen University, GermanyLewis Lanier University of California, San Francisco, USAConfirmed speakersSubhra Biswas Agency for Science, Technology and Research, SingaporeYenan Bryceson Karolinska Institute, SwedenMax Cooper Emory University, USANigel Curtis The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne, AustraliaCharles Dinarello University of Colorado, USAHelen Goodridge Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, USABenjamin Gourbal University of Perpignan, FranceMelanie Hamon Institut Pasteur, FranceShunsuke Ishii RIKEN Tsukuba Institute, JapanLeo Joosten Radboud University Medical Center, The NetherlandsYang Li University Medical Center Groningen, The NetherlandsSilke Paust Baylor College of Medicine, USAHergen Spits Academic Medical Center, The NetherlandsChristine Stabell-Benn Statens Serum Institut, DenmarkHenk Stunnenberg Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences, The NetherlandsReinout Van Crevel Radboud University Medical Center, The NetherlandsHelen Weavers University of Bristol, UKDavid Williams East Tennessee State University, USAConference organiserJemma Beard Wellcome Genome Campus, UK
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Tacoma Link Expansion Plans Moving Forward, Opportunity for Public Comment
This evening Sound Transit will hold an open house to share with the public their progress on plans for extending Tacoma's Link light rail.
We know the extension will take riders from downtown Tacoma through the Stadium District and on to the Hilltop - and back. We know where the six new stops, and one proposed relocated stop will be.
Now Sound Transit has updates to share. The transit agency has finalized preliminary 30% design plans, and is ready to share them for feedback from the public at tonight's open house. Sound Transit will also discuss the process for public art to be included in the project, and next steps as the expansion moves forward.
A new video lays out a vision for a future made possible by the Link expansion.
The final design phase now underway will advance that 30% complete design to a full 100% complete. There are quite a few details still to be decided, including station designs, and how art will be incorporated. Sound Transit plans to take public comment on a number of issues throughtout this process, including on station naming, traffic and parking changes, station design including shelter and windscreen design, and artwork.
Simulations show what the new Link line could look like running through various parts of the expanded route - like this one between the two buildings that could become Tacoma's McMenamins campus.
Or this, of the light rail running through the heart of the Hilltop Business District.
Station designs will look pretty much like what we already see at existing Link stops, but there's room to reflect individual community character through design features and artwork.
Preconstruction work, including permiting, settling details of construction methods, and public outreach, could start in late 2017 or early 2018.
Learn more on the ST project page, and join Sound Transit to hear about Link expansion project progress and ask questions in person:
Tacoma Link Expansion Open House
When: December 2, 2015, 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Where: The Evergreen State College – Tacoma
1210 6th Ave.
Tacoma, WA 98405
If you can't make tonight's open house, you can explore an online open house instead at tacomalink.org. There's even a place to leave your comments online.
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Bike & Walk Programs
Cambridge Bicycle Network Plan
Cambridge wants to know about where and how you bike.
What would make this the most bicycle friendly city on the planet? What are the ways, small or large, short-term or long-term, that would make a difference for you?
The city is developing a comprehensive bicycle network plan, and is asking everyone for their input. There will be continuing outreach and meetings this fall regarding the bike plan, and we'll keep you posted regarding those.
Walking never seemed so close
In developing a walking map with WalkBoston, we've discovered just how close many destinations are by foot. With about half an hour of Kendall Square, you can find yourself at Fenway for a ballgame, South Station for a trip out of town, or Harvard for a quick trip back. With summer upon us, it's a great time to get some vitamin D, explore a new part of town, and still make it back to the office.
Hubway Bike Share is now open in Cambridge!
Hubway Bike Sharing stations have arrived in Cambridge. Bike stations are available throughout Cambridge (as well as Boston, Somerville, and Brookline). Hubway stations are open year-round in Cambridge!
A map of stations is available from Thehubway.com or at HubwayTracker.com. The Spotcycle App is a great way to find locations and availability on your mobile device. There are several Kendall-area locations, but they can fill up on busy mornings.
Hubway is the Boston area's bike sharing network. To learn more about how it works, visit Thehubway.com.
For information on biking in Cambridge, please visit the City's bike page.
Bikes on the T
Bring your Bike on the Bus!
You may have wondered what that funny thing is on the front of your local MBTA bus.
Most MBTA buses—with the exception of trackless trolleys operating from Harvard—have bike racks. They're simple to use and can be used at any time, even at rush hour when bikes are not allowed on trains. It's a good alternative to biking home on a rainy day.
For more on the T's Bus Bike Rack program, visit Bikes on the T.
Did you know that? All EZRide shuttles are equipped with the same bike racks that the T has and bikes are always allowed on the shuttle.


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New Delhi, Dec 6 (ANI): The Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP) will meet here today, to discuss the challenges ahead in the New Year.
Congress President Sonia Gandhi is expected to talk to party leaders about the Assembly elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh.
Sonia has been vociferous in her attack on Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, launching a frontal attack on him in connection with the post-Godhra riots.
Sonia is also expected to guide party on the issue of the Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
Her address will be the last to the CPP this year and the first in the Winter Session as she did not hold such a meeting at the start of the session. (ANI)
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When: July 17-21, 10-4 a.m. 2017
Take your drawing practice to the next level in this experimental and conceptual visual art course. Learning from contemporary artists, we will explore what "drawing" really means to us through collage projects, small sculptures, traditional observational sketches, and drawing from memory and imagination. This course is designed for students of all skill levels who are looking to further develop their own voices as artists. Sign up before March 1st for our early bird discount!
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AT&T Supports BLC
The BLC has received a gift of just over $1500 from AT&T Ohio.
Mark Romito, Director of External Affairs for AT&T Ohio, visited the Brunner Literacy Center on Wednesday, September 7th to present a check of $1,561.00. These funds are a wonderful asset that will help the BLC to continue our daily operations and keep our services free of charge to our students.
You may notice that the amount of the check is a bit unorthodox. During his visit, Mark explained that by the time BLC grant writer Sr. Ruth Ann Meyer contacted him, she must have gone through every website and back channel possible to get there. Her persistence encouraged AT&T to take notice of the Brunner Literacy Center's positive contributions to the community, education, and workforce development. As a result, AT&T made a gift of its remaining community funds that were available, which happened to total the $1,561 shown.
This story comes as no surprise to those of us who are familiar with Sr. Ruth Ann's considerable tenacity and skillful research. Prior to her work with the BLC, Sr. Ruth Ann, who has her PhD in mathematics, worked as an academic researcher and grant writer for Western Michigan University. She has brought phenomenal success to the BLC, achieving a grant response rate of around 60%. Typical response rates hover around 20%. Sr. Ruth Ann's success rate is a strong testament to the importance of the literacy services being provided by the BLC.
We acknowledge with sincere gratitude the efforts made by Sr. Ruth Ann Meyer, AT&T, and Mark Romito to further our mission of bringing literacy skills to adults in Dayton.
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Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center
The Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center (CCJDC) is a unit of the Detention Services Department of the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court (CCJC). The CCJDC is established to provide short-term care in a safe and secure environment to residents who cannot be served in an open setting. The Detention Center provides: housing, uniformed clothing, medical care, a nutritionally-balanced diet, education, recreation, and programming to youth during their stay. Our vision is to provide programming so juveniles will take responsibility for choices that make them law-abiding in the community. Our mission is to administer justice, rehabilitate juveniles, support and strengthen families and promote public safety.


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