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"From a pricing perspective I'm not seeing any relief at the moment," said Roelant de Waard. "All customers seem to be aware that we are in a recession – as an industry, as a region – so they're expecting very good deals."
Mr de Waard's comments came as Ford reported an 8.7pc sales rise in its 19 core European markets to 90,000 vehicles in July.
Recent results by several manufacturers have suggested that mass-market carmakers are closer to breaking even in Europe than previously thought. But many still have little option but to offer buyers hefty discounts and incentives after the regional market fell from peak sales of 18m in 2007 to less than 14m today.
Research has indicated that discounts jumped 17pc in May from a year earlier across Europe's five biggest markets.
Mr De Waard told Reuters that much of the problem stemmed from unused manufacturing capacity, with plants able to produce in excess of 4m vehicles beyond what was required to meet European demand.
"We come from an industry of 18m and even at that level there was overcapacity," said Mr de Waard. "While there has been activity by us and our competitors to adjust capacity, that capacity will take a while before it's actually gone. It's really the end of next year that the first plants really close."
Ford ended production of its Transit van at Southampton last month after 41 years because of manufacturing overcapacity. Transits will now be produced solely in Turkey, where it has also been built since the 1960s. Ford also plans to shut its Genk assembly line in Belgium at the end of 2014.
Rival General Motors will close its Opel factory in Bochum at the same time, the first German manufacturing plant to be shuttered in decades.
In July Ford lifted its 2013 guidance to an unchanged pre-tax loss in Europe of about $1.8bn (£1.16bn) from $2bn.
Mr De Waard forecast the sales rate for the European market as a whole would stabilise at the current level of 13.7m for the remainder of this year after hovering around 13.5m for the past 12 months.
"The present annualised sales rate ... in our 'Europe 19' markets is a good sign," he said. "But the industry of course still [has the capacity] for well above that. Until we see some significant sales improvement I expect the pricing pressure to stay," he said.
"We've seen two months of sales above the run rate we saw the last 12 months so that's good but I'd like to see a couple more before we declare that we're on an improving trend."
Ford is making progress shifting volumes away from low-margin business with rental agencies to more profitable business with retail and fleet customers.


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My name is Aleksey Solodov and if you are reading this, then you must want to know a little more about me. That's OK, I don't blame you. 8o) I was born in Kiev , Ukraine on a cold winter's day in January, the 29th 1982. Several month before my birth, my father, Eugene, was drafted into the great army of the Soviet Union . He didn't get a chance and was not allowed to see me till I was 10 months old. Times were tough and my mother, Helen, was forced to work three jobs to support our family. During much of this time I was raised by my grandmother Valentina. She was a kind and loving person, a simple woman who taught me about the simplicity of life. In 1990 my little sister, Mariya, was born. She has been trouble ever since, but she's worth it every minute. I went to school at the High School of Kiev

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Flatware pattern 1881 Rogers is available for purchase from SterlingFlatwarefashions.com. In addition, it is also possible to find these patterns on eBay, but not with any regularity. SterlingFlatwareFashions.com also provides an exhaustive list of retailers and associated markings available throughout the United States.Continue Reading
The 1881 Rogers companies were purchased by Oneida Limited in 1929. Oneida continued to produce flatware under the 1881 Rogers name as well as their respective markings. These lines served as their lower-end, silver-plated flatware lines. Some 1881 Rogers patterns include 1959 Flirtation, 1925 Cheshire, 1973 Bellfontaine, 1949 English Garden and 1970 Scandinavia.
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We are a growing young family with two daughters (2.5 and 1) and another little girl due at the end of June. Dad is a physician and Mom is at home most of the time. We have an active social life and entertain frequently. We also have a small dog. We are looking for a full time household manager. This would entail a broad knowledge of appropriate cleaning solutions and their use for a high end home, menu planning and meal preparation for the family, grocery shopping and rotation of produce, organization skills and a willingness to run errands. Our little girls are happy and intelligent and the oldest is potty trained. They love to read books and play outside. Due to our active social life we need someone who can provide childcare on a flexible basis including some evenings and weekends. Someone who is willing and able to travel with the family as required would be a benefit also. We are willing to pay $12-16/hour depending on skills, experience and personal transportation with a raise when the new baby is born.
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I never ask candidates how they think they did in an interview because they never know. Last week a good friend told me she "totally BOMBED" an interview. Six days later she was called back for the second interview. I've talked to people who told me the opposite, they NAILED the interview, when I know they were ruled out.
We've posted lots of articles on how to network for a job, set up your LinkedIn profile, prepare for an interview and answer interview questions, but perhaps the toughest part of the interview process is what happens afterwards.
When you are waiting
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and waiting to hear back from the employer.
What do you do with that time?
I suggest you get busy with something else. Look for another job, or go work out, or read a book. But do not spend a moment thinking about what it would be like to have that new job ... because it is pointless and destructive to your well-being. After the interview, the factors that influence whether you get the job are out of your hands. Was there an inside candidate, did they want someone with different experience than you have, did they like someone else better...all of that is out of your hands and impossible to know. And since it is out of your control, move on with other things, and let the chips fall where they may. By not obsessing over the job, you put yourself in a much better frame of mind no matter what the employer decides.
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Best of Bill Hader on Saturday Night Live
His biggest characters: from Vinny Vedecci to "The Californians."
This morning, we learned that Bill Hader will be leaving Saturday Night Live after this season to pursue movies, TV, and sunny L.A. life. He will be missed, as over the last few seasons he emerged as one of the show's most versatile cast members, with a Phil Hartman–like ability to do impressions, play hilarious characters, and totally own secondary roles like game-show host or announcer. So with his time sadly coming to an end, let's reminisce by rewatching his big breakthrough parts. It's like one of those "Best Of" DVDs, but you can watch at work (if you're a quiet laugher).
Bill Hader's first episode was the premiere of season 31, on October 1. 2005. He was introduced to the audience via an "Impression Off" with another new hire, Andy Samberg.
Hader did the very Italian Vinny Vedecci in his audition, and it subsequently became his first breakout character. It first appeared in season 31 as part of an Italian hotel sketch. It wasn't until season 32, however, that he figured out that he worked best as a talk-show host. In total, the character appeared nine times.
Hader also auditioned with his Al Pacino impression. He first did it as part of an Anderson Cooper 360 sketch in his very first episode. It would continue to pop up throughout his eight seasons.
Hader's first Vincent Price holiday special came during the Thanksgiving episode of his first season. There were six in total.
Hader's impression of Dateline NBC's Keith Morrison first appeared in season 34. In total, he showed up four times, but his extreme creepiness made him one of Hader's most memorable characters.
Will Forte and Hader's "Hold my calls" guys made their first of three appearances in 2008. They featured some of Hader's silliest work on the show.
Hader has said that when he first started at SNL he intentionally went after announcer and game-show host roles. These were parts that would give him a role in the ensemble, without putting too much pressure on him to carry a sketch. He became adept at this, bringing a sinister quality that could get a couple of laughs without distracting from the sketch's concept.
Hader first did Stefon in 2008 as part of a sketch where he and Ben Affleck were pitching a movie together. It wasn't until 2010 that he became the Stefon we know and love. In total, he's appeared sixteen times. We wouldn't be surprised if this Saturday makes seventeen.
Bill Hader's reptilian James Carville first appeared in a 2009 episode of Weekend Update Thursday. He quickly became one of the show's go-tos when needing someone to talk about some political dustup. With his appearance earlier this month, Bill Hader's Carville has appeared ten times.
Veteran racist TV reporter Herb Welch (and his assaultive microphone) has appeared five times since his season 36 debut. Hader, in an interview with Splitsider, told the story of how the character was created:
We were rehearsing this sketch with Emma Stone the first time she hosted. I don't know if you remember the sketch that was a newscast about teenagers, and it was called "doing souping." And it was like, [newscaster voice] "They call it Souping…" and, "They call it Trampolining…" There were all these different things. We were blocking that and I kept pretending to hit Kristen and Emma in the face with a microphone. And that's how we came up with Herb Welch. So we wrote Herb Welch into it the next week.
Hader's Alan Alda first showed up in 2010 and caused the audience to think, Who does an Alda? Over his eight seasons, Hader's eclectic impressions have often evoked similar sentiments.
Over the course of his tenure, Hader has impersonated so many people, including: Julian Assange, John Malkovich, Eliot Spitzer, Lindsey Buckingham (kind of), Garrison Keillor, and so many more. However, no two impressions dominated the conversation like his (mid-breakdown) Charlie Sheen and (post-car-commercial) Clint Eastwood.
His last big reccurring character is Devin from the directions-heavy soap opera "The Californians." Including last week's episode, the sketch has appeared six times in just one year. Like Stefon, the sketch is helped by Hader's inability to stop himself from laughing. Hader has avoided any backlash toward breaking that some previous cast members (namely Jimmy Fallon) faced, because the audience seems to love to see him love being on the show.


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Arizona landscape contractors are set to be honored at "The Thirty Sixth Annual Arizona Excellence in Landscaping Awards" program sponsored by The Arizona Landscape Contractors´ Association (ALCA). DLC has been nominated for three awards for Desert Mountain Community Association, Scottsdale Ranch Community Association and Sonoran Foothills Community Association. These awards will judged by our peers in the green industry and are based on the highest standards of achievement, harmony with the environment and creativity. View the slideshow to the right to see what Communities we are nominated for.
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Introducing the Zircon Backlit Mirror from HIB. A Mirror with exceptional quality, manufactured from highly-durable stainless steel. It includes llumination panels on each end, making it ideal for shaving or applying make-up. It's been designed to be installed vertically and create a stylish feature in your bathroom .
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As you would expect, when choosing electrical lighting for your bathroom, you need to ensure you place it in a position which is safe. Here, zones are used to denote the specific safe areas of electrical products.
This means that the Zircon Mirror can be fitted anywhere within 0.6 metres of a basin or similar water source.
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This illuminated bathroom mirror requires electrical hard wiring so it is always wise to consult a professional electrician. It does, however, come complete with all the fittings and easy-to-follow installation instructions.
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During its meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 14, the Edmonds School District recognized over two dozen student artists whose artwork will appear in the district's 2017-2018 Artwork Calendar.
The students posed for photos with their artwork in hand. You can look at the artwork up-close at this link. (It is a large file and may take a couple of minutes to load after you click the link.)
Student artists came from schools all over the district, including Terrace Park Elementary, Brier Elementary, Maplewood Elementary and Alderwood Middle School.
After the student artists were recognized, the district also took a moment to recognize the staff of its technology department. School Board President Susan Phillips said it was important to recognize them, because they often hear about when things are going wrong, but not always when things are working properly.
They also help staff with technology problems and support students to ensure their devices are working.
"They are a cohesive team that collaborates not only with each other, but with those in other departments," Superintendent Kris McDuffy said.
She also relayed stories from other employees, including one from someone who was having a tech issue that could have affected every district employee's paychecks. The issue was promptly repaired.


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Today, Apple released iOS 6.1.1, an update solely for iPhone 4S owners and one that tackles 3G issues that some owners have been having since upgrading to iOS 6.1. Those iPhone 4S owners looking to use the Evasi0n jailbreak with the new update have no been cleared to do so as the jailbreak tool has been updated to deliver an iOS 6.1.1 jailbreak to iPhone 4S owners.
Read: How to UnJailbreak iOS 6.1: iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch.
Earlier today, Apple issued its first update since releasing iOS 6.1 at the end of January. iOS 6.1.1 is an update that is only for owners of the iPhone 4S and addresses an issue that could "impact cellular performance and reliability." For many, this is a necessary upgrade. Of course, updates often pose issues for jailbreaks and those who have jailbroken their iPhone. Fortunately, that's not the case here with iOS 6.1.1.
The evadr3s team behind the popular Evasi0n jailbreak has confirmed that it has updated the jailbreak tool to version 1.3 which supports iOS 6.1.1 for iPhone 4S owners. That means that those who wish to install iOS 6.1.1 and then use the Evasi0n jailbreak tool are now free to do so.
Even better, it appears that those who are already jailbroken, and wish to jailbreak, can do so as well. The development team says that iPhone 4S users looking to install iOS 6.1.1 should backup and then install through iTunes rather than installing the firmware through an OTA update. After, they can then use the evasi0n 1.3 jailbreak tool.
This is big for those that may have been experiencing issues and need to download the new iOS 6.1.1 update as it means that they can update and jailbreak when needed. Of course, those that need to unjailbreak will likely need to set aside more than a few minutes for the process as it can be a bit lengthy.
For people with 4S wanting to update to 6.1.1: make a backup and properly restore your device in iTunes. Do NOT make an OTA update.
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Those iPhone 5 owners and others on iOS 6.1 are likely hoping that the jailbreak process for their next update plays out just as smoothly as it has for iPhone 4S owners. And as of right now, there is no sign that it won't.
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NEW DELHI: Streamlining the process of clearance of imported food in an efficient and transparent manner, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has notified the Food Safety and Standards (Import) Regulation, 2017 after due consultation with the stakeholders.
There regulations lay down the procedure for clearance of food products imported into India and include various provisions related to licensing of food importer, clearance of imported food by the Food Authority, food import clearance for specific purposes, storage, inspection and sampling of imported food, laboratory analysis of samples of imported food article, and prohibition & restriction on food imports.
Further, the regulations also lay down the procedure for amenable food labelling provision for ease of trade and privilege of importer to get their concerns, in any, address in respect of the clearance of their food products.
The Regulation also specifies the scheme for risk based sampling imported food articles, which facilitate Ease of Doing Business while not compromising the health of Indian public.
FSSAI said a number of food products are being imported into India from the various countries. As per the mandate for providing safe and wholesome food to public, FSSAI made its presence at various port to check and clearance of safe food.


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Mercedes W204 C63 Black Series revealed early - Features 517 horsepower M156 V8Well, finally we get to see what this car looks like and we like what we see. We know the car has the M156 V8 which confirms what we reported over a month ago and a month ahead of every other site. Weight reduction is the goal in the car but we do not have the official (rumors are 44 pounds lighter) weight specs yet. The car has the MCT transmission and not the dual clutch out of the SLS which is a bit of a disappointment. More details to come, but enjoy the pictures for now.
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AUGUSTA – U.S. Senate candidates Angus King and Cynthia Dill made promises Thursday to disability rights advocates in separate appearances during a forum attended by about 100 people.
King, the independent former governor, said he will appoint a disabilities advisory council to advise him on federal issues if he is elected.
Dill, a Democratic state senator from Cape Elizabeth, promised to support federal legislation seeking at least minimum wages for disabled workers. She also emphasized her background as a civil rights lawyer who has successfully litigated cases in favor of disabled clients.
Republican Charlie Summers did not attend the forum, which was held at Le Club Calumet in Augusta and was sponsored by the Disability Rights Center.
King pointed to his role as governor from 1995 to 2003 in the closing of the Pineland Center, Maine's former home for people with mental disabilities, and his efforts to make laptop computers available to every Maine seventh- and eighth-grader.
Only in recent years has he become aware of how important laptop access is, especially to people with disabilities, offering them new ways to communicate and learn, King said.
Dill ticked off a list of issues that she said separate her from King and Summers.
She said she is adamantly opposed to the Keystone XL pipeline to bring Canadian tar sands oil through the United States, while strongly supporting a Maine Woods National Park in the northern part of the state.
Dill said the Simpson-Bowles report contains too many pitfalls including the risk of weakening Social Security, while King calls it a basis for unraveling the nation's financial woes.
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Since its inception, over a century ago, synthetic biology has been heavily relying on promises. For instance, one of its main contemporary proponents J. Craig Venter has once declared "genome design is going to be a key part of the future." Today, synthetic biologists want to improve on genetic engineering: in their eyes, it is still too much of a craft. Their goal is to make it more predictable, systematic, functional, efficient and ultimately cheaper, or, in other words, to do away with the essential "messiness" of life. They essentially promise a life tamed and rationalized, always ready for their re-engineering efforts. The most interesting feature of synthetic biology, however, does not reside in its capacity to efficiently produce genetically modified organisms but rather in its ability to breach the once clear and impenetrable frontier that has kept apart the analog and digital modes of existence. It is exactly what J. Craig Venter means when he says that he wants to digitize biology, to be able to convert the analog DNA code into digital code, and vice versa. In the promises of tomorrow's synthetic biology's achievements, the digital and the analog modes of existence mesh seamlessly.
Our piece proposes to elaborate on these two essential characteristics of synthetic biology: the art of promises and the digitization of life. In this perspective, we have built an oracular machine devoted to unravel your synthetic future. Traditionally, the mantic arts have often made use of animals, dead or alive, either in parts or through the study of their behavior. This piece modestly proposes to add to this long series of well-established cultural practices, through the careful staging of an interactive prophetic apparatus based on the conjunction of three ecologies: a live medium with aquatic creatures under a microscope, a digital ecology with simulated flocking creatures, and a human-machine user interface (microphone, switch and screen).
We have built a biocomputing machine, which, without any human interpretation required, answers directly the questions raised by the contingent futures of synthetic biology. The seer is the apparatus, directly interfacing with the future seeker. In our system, at rest, the analog and the digital ecologies mingle: the digital creatures flock and follow the analog creatures. When the visitor asks his or her question out loud in a microphone, the two ecologies are disconnected, and the flocking behavior in the synthetic ecology is guided towards one quadrant of the screen, arbitrarily assigned, in a OuiJa board-like design, to one out of four possible answers: yes, no, probably no, and maybe yes. Instead of reacting to the analog creatures of the live medium, the digital creatures react to the analog waves of the visitor's voice. Their behavior becomes personal. This piece thus encourages the visitors to reflect on the contingent futures of synthetic biology: its main value is in the questions themselves.
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PAUL JAY, SENIOR EDITOR, TRNN: Welcome to The Real News Network. I'm Paul Jay in Baltimore.
One of the stories we promised to be on top of--and it's one of the stories we have been least on top of, at least compared to its relative importance--is the whole issue of climate change. We've been wanting for a long time to have a full-time climate change environmental journalist. And we don't yet, but this year we're really going to try to. But we're going to up our game in terms of doing climate change stories and try to unfold the debate about just how urgent is it and a debate about what to do about it.
And when you look at the issue of climate change debate and discussion in the society as a whole, it's gone from, in the 2008 period of being on the front page of every newspaper and on the front page or as the main story on most television news shows for weeks, to practically not being in the public discourse at all. And it's one of the things we're going to explore why and see what we can do about it.
One of the issues has been a concerted campaign to discredit climate change science. And one has to believe, if one thinks that the preponderance of scientists who believe that human industrious activity causes carbon emissions, which causes climate change crisis and global warming, if you believe that's all not true, you have to believe in one of the grandest conspiracies of our time. But a lot of people do believe that, and we want to try to unpack that as well.
So in this episode or series of interviews we're going to do on Reality Asserts Itself, we're going to meet a real live climate scientist, because you have to believe that he's in on this conspiracy if you believe that climate science is hokum. So we're going to explore, through the life of our guest, how he came to a conclusion that in fact this is science as best he knows it, it is urgent; and we'll unpack all of this.
So now joining us in the studio is Alan Robock. Alan is a distinguished professor of meteorology in the Department of Environmental Sciences at Rutgers University. He's an editor of Review of Geophysics, the most widely read journal in the field. He was also in the faculty at the University of Maryland, where he served as a professor and state climatologist of Maryland from '91 to '97. He was a lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which was awarded a Nobel prize in 2007. His current research focuses on geoengineering, climatic effects of nuclear weapons, soil moisture variations, the effects of volcanic eruptions on climate, and the impacts of climate change on human activities.
Thanks very much for joining us.
ALAN ROBOCK, DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR, DEPT. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, RUTGERS: Thanks for having me.
JAY: So, as people that watch Reality Asserts Itself knows, we start with a personal biographical background of our guest, usually, and then we [incompr.] get into the issues. And we're going to do that now through exploring Alan's life. We're going to also get into some of the issues he's trying to deal with in his scientific work.
So let's start from the beginning. Are you in on a grand conspiracy to delude the world to make money for corporate--green corporations? This is the kind of stuff we read on the internet every time we do a climate change story. And we get it--you can see it from a right-wing position and a left-wing position.
So we are going to get into the more--biography of your life and get to know how you came to this conclusions through your own investigation. But just to set a kind of framing, what do you make of the extent of which this seems to have credibility in this society?
ROBOCK: I guess I don't understand it. I guess people like to believe in conspiracies. But if--my research supports the global warming science, that humans are putting greenhouse gases, mainly carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere, it causes warming, it's real, it's caused by us. All the scientists agree it's bad.
But I think there's hope.
Now, so that's based on evidence. You asked me if I believe in global warming. It's not a question of belief. It's a question of looking at the evidence and weighing the evidence. And I'm really a skeptic. I try to be critical of anything that's told to me, and want to ask questions, and then I make conclusions based on the evidence. My motivation in my career would be to find a flaw in global warming, not another paper that supports it.
JAY: Why?
ROBOCK: If you found a flaw, you'd be famous. You'd prove that it was wrong. That's what would give you fame, not another paper that supports the science. So there's a lot of motivation to be critical and find what's wrong with what people say, not another paper that supports it.
JAY: That's interesting. There's certainly a lot of money from the fossil fuel industry that would encourage you if you could make such a discovery, as well.
ROBOCK: Well, no, I don't get paid [crosstalk] my results.
JAY: No, no. I'm not saying you do. I'm saying if one could find the flaw in climate science--.
ROBOCK: So you're saying they're funding people to try and find the flaw.
JAY: Well, yeah.
ROBOCK: Yeah, yeah. Yeah.
JAY: There's a lot of research going on to find the flaw.
ROBOCK: Yeah.
JAY: Okay. We're going to come back to how you came to these conclusions, but I just wanted to kind of set the framing. And now let's go back.
So you're born 1949. Tell us where and give us a sense of the household you grew up in.
ROBOCK: I was born in Boston in 1949. A few months later, we moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, and my father was the chief economist for the Tennessee Valley Authority. And my brother and sister were born there.
And when I was four years old, we moved to Brazil. I went to kindergarten in Rio de Janeiro and first grade in Fortaleza. My father worked for the United Nations there, helping to--the bank Banco do Nordeste in Fortaleza.
Then we moved to Kansas City, Missouri, or /m?'z??/, where I went to third or fourth grade, and moved to Prairie Village, Kansas, for part of fourth grade.
And then my mother said, "We're moving again."
I said, "What? We just moved to this house."
"Yeah, your father got a job in New York."
So we moved to Rye, New York, where I went to fifth and sixth grade.
And then my father got a job as a professor at Indiana University in Bloomington, and I went to junior high school and high school there.
JAY: So talk a little bit about your father and mother's politics and sort of your own political evolution. But everybody kind of starts with their parents, 'cause that's where you first encounter these kinds of ideas.
ROBOCK: Well, my parents were traditional liberal Democrats. They supported Adlai Stevenson and Hubert Humphrey. My mother supported Gene McCarthy. She was a little bit more left-wing than my father.
But I didn't really rebel against them at all. That's what I learned and that's what I became, although I always thought the Democrats were a little bit too conservative for my taste.
JAY: And when do you start to get a taste for science? As you're going through high school or even earlier, when do you feel like, boy, I'm good at this kind of stuff?
ROBOCK: I was always good at math and science in school. And so I had a little weather station out behind my house in Bloomington. And I went to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. When I was in ninth grade, I signed up for earth science, and the school counselor called me and said, you know, earth science is for the students who don't do well in science; you should be taking biology. Okay. So I took biology. I didn't really find it that interesting. But then I took chemistry and physics in high school. I did well at that. When I got to Wisconsin, there was a freshman course in earth science, which I signed up for, and it was taught by the chairman of the meteorological department, and about a third of it was meteorology. And I'm not a weather weenie. Some people grow up loving weather from when they're really little.
JAY: Well, you had a weather station.
ROBOCK: Yeah, but I did other stuff, too. I wasn't a weather weenie like our students now. And some people find it later.
So I was a freshman, and I was taking a course, and a third of it was meteorology. We were plotting weather maps in Science Hall at Madison. It was a teletype, and we were plotting the data. And I did an analysis, and there was a warm front on the map. I looked out the window and there was this wedge of clouds on the horizon, and I said, that's the warm front I'm studying--I can study something that's real, that's relevant to humans, not something I have to imagine in a test tube or in an accelerator. And I discovered I could major in meteorology--that was actually a subject, and they had a big department at Wisconsin. So that's when I became a meteorology major.
JAY: This is when you're in college.
ROBOCK: Yeah.
JAY: So, while you're in college--this is in the '70s.
ROBOCK: No, in the late '60s.
JAY: Late '60s--even more. This is at the height of the Vietnam War.
ROBOCK: Yes.
JAY: So what does this do to your outlook of the world? Because to a large extent this was a war led by the Democratic Party.
ROBOCK: I guess you could say that, yeah.
JAY: Well, Kennedy and Johnson.
ROBOCK: Yeah, yeah. So I wasn't really political at all. I didn't understand politics. I wasn't interested. But then I had to register for the draft when I turned 18, and I realized--.
JAY: What year is that?
ROBOCK: In 1968. I started college when I was--I guess in '67, the end of '67. I started college when I was 17, so I went for a year before I turned 18. And in Madison, if you turned 18, that meant you could go drink beer. That was a big deal. But I also had to register for the draft, and I realized the government wanted me to go to Vietnam and kill people. And I didn't think that was a good idea at all. I didn't support the war and I didn't support killing and I didn't want to participate.
JAY: Now, when I said Democratic Party led, you did a bit of a double take. I mean, in '68, when the government is telling you, sign up to go to war to kill people, it's the Democratic Party telling you to do that. Now, you grew up in a household that was very pro-Democratic Party.
ROBOCK: So in 1968 there was--you know, this was--Lyndon Johnson announced that he wasn't going to run for reelection because of the opposition to the Vietnam War. And so there was a campaign, and Gene McCarthy was running, Robert Kennedy was running.
Richard Nixon came to Madison campaigning on the Republican Party, and I went out to the Dane County Memorial Coliseum to meet him. And I got--he was there with Tricia. And I shook his hand and I said to him, "Do you support the military draft?"
He says, "Oh, I support the vice president's commission report, which says you should draft young people first."
And I said, "Well, but what about graduate students? Are you going to support a deferment for graduate students?" And then this sort of big guy sort of picked me up and moved me along.
Gene McCarthy campaigned there also, and the place was packed with 20,000 people. When Nixon came, it was 2,000 people. So I was just--wanted to learn about their different positions. And I supported--I couldn't vote then. You couldn't vote till you were 21. So it wasn't an issue of who I was going to vote for. But all the politics came at us at the time.
JAY: But the draft made it hit home.
ROBOCK: Yes.
JAY: And to what extent does that now start radicalizing the way you look at the world?
ROBOCK: There were demonstrations against the War in Vietnam with teargas. Dow Chemical Company was recruiting people. They made napalm, which was this jellied gasoline that the American military was dumping on Vietnamese people. And there was a protest. So the people were sitting in in the building, and the campus police came in and said, move or we'll take you out; you have two minutes. And then, 30 seconds later, they came in and started beating people. And people outside started protesting, and they used tear gas. And I walked by there a little bit later and my eyes started to water. That was the first time I had ever gotten teargassed. And I said, whoa. And then there were marches on the street against the war. So I got--experienced teargas three out of the four years that I was in Madison.
JAY: But how involved did you get in the antiwar movement?
ROBOCK: I didn't lead any protests, but I participated in them. And my main concern was: how do I avoid the draft? The draft was they would take you and require you to go in the army.
My senior year, they had the first draft lottery to calculate what order they would take people in. And my draft board was in Bergen County, New Jersey, which was a pretty upscale middle-class place, and they needed bodies. And so I knew that--my draft board was actually attacked by the Berrigan Brothers spilling blood on it at one point. So they determined what order they would--.
So I turn on the TV, and it wasn't on TV, so I turn on the radio, and they were doing the draft lottery. And they got--they kept going on and on and on, and I didn't hear my birthday. But they had started at number ten. And they said--they got to 150. I said, well, that's great. "So for those of you who tuned in late, we're going to start over again from the beginning. Number one: September--." My birthday's September 7. "Number one: September 22." Phew. "Number six: September 6. Number eight: September 7." So I was number eight in the lottery. So I knew that no matter how far--they got to about 160--that I was going to get drafted.
So then I had to figure out how to avoid that.
JAY: And how did you avoid it?
ROBOCK: I decided to join the Peace Corps, which was a two-year voluntary service. And there was a deferment for people that were doing things that were vital to the national interest, like being a graduate student, being a teacher, like being a Peace Corps volunteer. But then they did away with those deferments just before I graduated, so I couldn't go to graduate school and get a deferment. I got admitted to graduate school. I said, "Will you write a letter to my draft board?"
"Well, we'll write a letter, but they can still draft you."
And so I said, well, if I go to Canada, then they can't draft me. There was no extradition treaty, so a lot of Americans went to Canada. It really helped Canada out at the time. I went through Canada.
JAY: I met a lot of them.
ROBOCK: I went to the Toronto anti-draft program to find out [crosstalk]
JAY: So you did go to Canada?
ROBOCK: I drove through there when I graduated from College.
But I ended up flunking my physical. And so I got a I-Y. And I had joined the Peace Corps. And so I--.
JAY: Well, how much for you was I don't want to go to war, and how much was it we shouldn't be fighting this war and I'm not going to be a part of it?
ROBOCK: It was mainly I don't want to kill. I could have joined the Navy, sat in Monterey, California, and forecast the weather, 'cause I was a meteorologist. And I thought that was the same as pulling the trigger. I didn't want to participate in it at all.
JAY: So your involvement in science and meteorology and climate begins in college. So how does this start to become your passion?
ROBOCK: Well, meteorology is a pretty small group of people doing it. It's, like, this fancy, this really nice club, and you get to know everybody in the club. And you're pretty special if you're a meteorologist: you can tell the future. Most people can't tell the future. I'm the director of the undergraduate program in meteorology at Rutgers now. You can tell the future if you become a meteorologist. And if you become a climatologist, you can change the future, because you can tell the world, this is what's going to happen if we behave this way, and this is what's going to happen if we, for example, put a lot more greenhouse gases in the--. And that helps society--inform them to make decisions.
JAY: And the issue of human-caused climate change, it goes right back into the '70s, if not before. When is the first research that makes this connection?
ROBOCK: Arrhenius did research in the late 19th century and calculated that if we double the CO2, that the climate will warm by a few degrees. So it's really old research. In 1969, there was work by a Russian scientist, Budyko, and an American one, Bill Sellers, and they at the same time, without knowing it, published almost an identical paper showing what would happen if we--how sensitive the climate system was to a changing amount of energy.
So we weren't sure then how much the climate would change. We knew that humans put in these gases which trap the energy, mainly carbon dioxide. But we also put in particles, we put in pollution which reflect sunlight and cause cooling. So there's a fight between the warming and the cooling.
And at the time when I was a graduate student, we didn't understand--have a good feeling for which was the stronger thing.
JAY: Okay. In the next segment of the interview, we'll kind of trace the evolution of your thinking and what persuaded you that this was the evidence that humans do cause climate change.
So please join us for the next segment of our interview on Reality Asserts Itself on The Real News Network.


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The worldwide Anglican movement is a vibrant and flourishing, if sometimes troubled, international phenomenon. In recent decades it has experienced exponential growth, especially in parts of Africa and Asia, where dynamic evangelism and church planting are often seen. Yet for their historic roots, Anglicans across the globe continue to look back to one small but long-established province, the Church of England.
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September 27, 2010
Workshop: How to use popular education as a tool for culturally-specific health promotion in Latino communities
Facilitators: Noelle Wiggins, M.S.P.H., Ed.D, manager, Community Capacitation Center, Multnomah County Health Department; Teresa Rios, C.H.W., capacitation coordinator, Community Capacitation Center, Multnomah County Health Department
Description: Popular education is a highly effective strategy for sharing information, building skills, and developing leadership. Closely associated with the literacy instruction methods developed by Brazilian Paulo Freire, popular education has been widely used for health promotion and in many other fields. Popular education is based on the idea that, whether we are farm workers, doctors, waitresses or lawyers, we all know a lot as a result of our life experience. Therefore, educators should always start with what people already know and build on it. In a health promotion context, popular education helps people analyze the root causes of ill health and create healthier and more just communities.
The Community Capacitation Center of the Multnomah County Health Department uses popular education as the principle philosophy and methodology for achieving our missions of supporting communities to identify and address their own most pressing health issues. In this workshop, presenters will focus on how to use popular education to improve health and address health inequities in the Latino community.
Facilitator Biographies: Noelle Wiggins, M.S.P.H., Ed.D., is the founder and manager of the Community Capacitation Center (CCC) at the Multnomah County Health Department in Portland, Oregon. From 1990-1995, Wiggins served as the director of La Familia Sana (The Healthy Family), a Community Health Worker (CHW) program based in Hood River, Oregon. From 1986-1990, she trained and supported CHWs in a rural, conflictive area of El Salvador. Wiggins served as associate director of the National Community Health Advisor Study and is a past president of the Oregon Public Health Association. Wiggins holds a B.A. in history from Yale University, an M.S.P.H. in health and social behavior from the Harvard School of Public Health, and an Ed.D. in curriculum and instruction from Portland State University. Her dissertation is titled, "La Palabra es Salud: A comparative study of the effectiveness of popular education vs. traditional education for enhancing skills and knowledge and increasing empowerment among parish-based Community Health Workers."
Teresa Rios is the capacitation coordinator for the Multnomah County Health Department's Community Capacitation Center. From 1988-1999, Rios worked as a community health worker/promotora with the El Niño Sano/La Familia Sana/La Comunidad Sana programs in Hood River, Oregon. She has presented at over 50 state and national conferences and is a well-known trainer and advocate for CHWs/promotores/as. Rios served on the Advisory Council of the National Community Health Advisor Study and is a former chair of the Community Health Worker Special Primary Interest Group (SPIG) of the American Public Health Association (APHA). Rios is also a certified NIA instructor. NIA is an expressive fitness and awareness program that blends movements and concepts from a variety of cultures.
September 27-28, 2010
Fitness Workshop: Zumba Master Class
Instructor: Neylana Neylana Feijo Bezerra, fitness instructor, March Wellness
Description: If you thrill dancing to salsa, cumbia, and merengue moves then you won't want to miss this workshop! This high-energy movement experience will leave you feeling energized, inspired and ready to hit the Portland "salsa," night scene. No dance experience is necessary, just a willingness to groove to the music and have fun. The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away. Zumba® fanatics achieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life! The routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest into the mix and you've got a Zumba® class!
Instructor Biography: Neylana Feijo Bezerra, mother of two, was born in Santiago, Chile, and has been in the U.S. since 1997. She found her passion for fitness after giving birth to her first daughter in 2000. In 2002, she got her first nationally recognized fitness certification through AFAA, and since then, she has been teaching a variety of fitness formats including Zumba. Raised in South America, Bezerra found herself surrounded by a variety of Latin music and dance, which make is really easy for her to teach a very exciting, fun, and full energy Zumba class. Her background also includes ballet and gymnastics.
September 28, 2010
Event: Latino Resource Fair and Community Organization Exhibit
Description: OHSU employees and students will have an opportunity to learn more about the organizations that serve Latino communities in Oregon and get resources and information of the various services available for our Latino patients and their families.
- Conexiones
- Educate Ya
- El Programa Hispano
- Hacienda Community Development
- Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber
- OHSU Diabetes Center
- OHSU Poison Center
- Oregon Commission of Hispanic Affairs
- Portland VOZ
- Tierra Educational Center
September 29, 2010
Presentation: Latino experience and achievements in Oregon
Presenter: Gale Castillo, M.A., president, Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber
Description: Gale Castillo will provide an overview of the growing Latino population in the US and in Oregon. She will also discuss the important work performed by the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber to support the economic advancement of the Latino population in Oregon and SW Washington.
Presenter Biography: Gale Castillo, M.A. is the president and is a founding member of the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber that was established in 1994. Its mission is to work with all members of the community to increase the economic advancement of Hispanic-owned businesses. Castillo is also the co-owner of Cascade Centers, Inc., one of the largest privately held companies that provides Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services and staff development throughout the United States. Castillo's current community involvements include: Leaders Roundtable (Portland, OR), Portland Trail Blazers Business Advisory Board, American Leadership Forum, Class IV Fellow and former Board member. Castillo received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Linfield College and a Master's degree from Portland State University. Castillo has been recognized by a variety of groups for her community service. In 2009 Castillo was selected as one of 22 Latinas in the United States to participate in the National Hispana Leadership Institute, and she received the "Coretta Scott King Drum Major Award". In 2004, Ms. Castillo was selected by the US Small Business Administration as "Oregon's 2004 Minority Small Business Advocate of the Year", and was also recognized by the Business Journal as one of the top "Woman Executives of the Year for Non-profit organizations". In 2002, the Oregon Business Magazine named Ms. Castillo as one of "Fifty to Follow" in Oregon.
September 30, 2010
Presentation: Participatory process to engage Latino families with disabilities in improving the health and well-being of their community
Presenter: Claudia Maria Vargas, Ph.D., M.S., associate professor of pediatrics, Child Development & Rehabilitation Center, OHSU
Description: Healthcare decisions often have been the purview of practitioners in hospitals settings, disconnected from community challenges or cultural strengths. The CDC, HRSA, and Institute of Medicine underscore the need to engage vulnerable and minority communities in identifying their health needs as well as taking action toward their solution. In some cases, efforts at engagement have not truly been two-way exchanges. This presentation considers a case study of a predominantly Latino community in Oregon which, through authentic participatory approaches, has pursued a multi-year process in which families with children with disabilities have established effective partnerships with government officials, community providers, and clinical trainees resulting in changes in policy and practice. Latino families have also offered lessons for health care providers on the challenges they encounter in clinical and hospital settings, and often when they go home, which significantly affect their health and well-being.
Presenter Biography: Claudia Maria Vargas, Ph.D., M.S., is associate professor of pediatrics at Child Development & Rehabilitation Center (CDRC), OHSU and associate professor at the Hatfield School of Government, Portland State University. Her teaching experience spans over 35 years including internationally on comparative health care systems to advance understanding of the health needs of refugees and immigrants. She has been a consultant with the United Nations. She publishes in a number of literatures, sustainable development, refugee service delivery, disability and health, complementary therapies for survivors of tortures. In the field of disabilities, the focus of her work is on interdisciplinary, family-centered care, cultural competence, and community engagement.
October 1, 2010
Presentation: Swimming upstream to improve Latino health: Barriers and opportunities
Presenter: Marie Napolitano, Ph.D., F.N.P., director, Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program, associate professor in the School of Nursing, University of Portland
Description: Improving the health of Latino populations in the United States will necessitate multiple approaches beyond the current individualistic and familial approaches used by the health care system and social organizations. The current health status of Latinos demands an integrated, national plan which incorporates best practices and voices of all parties involved in Latino health, including the recipients themselves. The current climate of cost containment and the focus on increasing access to health services have tended to narrow perspectives for many organizations. However, the time is right for creative and effective approaches to be implemented. This interactive presentation will include an upstream focus using the Public Health Intervention Wheel for envisioning the possibilities for creating multiple, integrated upstream approaches. The audience will participate in discussion regarding barriers encountered in the upstream swim and opportunities for expanding their contributions in creating new approaches.
Presenter Biography: Marie Napolitano, Ph.D., F.N.P., is director of the Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) Program and associate professor in the School of Nursing. She joined the faculty at the University of Portland in July 2007. Napolitano has been involved with nurse practitioner (NP) education and administration for over twenty years. She has been a Fulbright program specialist for nurse practitioner education in Thailand and has taught in NP programs in Thailand, Taiwan and Canada. She has practiced as a family nurse practitioner in primary care for 30 years and has worked in Mexico and Costa Rica. A major area of Napolitano's clinical practice and research has been in migrant farm worker healthcare. She is chair-elect for the Migrant Clinicians' Network Board.


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The iMovR Elite has been discontinued. The all-new Lander desk is made-in-America, featuring iMovR's best stability and easiest assembly yet. The Lander ships 98% pre-assembled and is app-compatible, with a built-in health coach function.
From the ThermoDesk Elite's conference-table thick desk top to the ThermoTread GT's sleek, touch-screen controller this treadmill desk workstation offers a premium suite of features at a compelling price. Now you can enjoy the greater focus, productivity, and wellbeing that comes with using a treadmill desk, without sacrificing your office décor or worrying about your equipment wearing out too soon.
iMovR's ThermoDesk Elite received five out of five stars from WorkWhileWalking's expert review team. The ThermoTread GT received five out of five stars from the same. WorkWhileWalking gave this treadmill desk workstation pairing four and a half stars out of five stars.
The ThermoTread GT is "overbuilt" for reliability and performance. Where other treadmills use lower-cost melamine or phenolic walking decks, the ThermoTread GT offers unmatched durability by employing a premium 1"-thick Bakelite deck. The entire motor and drivetrain are optimized to give you the most torque at low walking speeds for long periods of time, so you needn't worry about motor failure, a common problem when people try walking for hours on a treadmill geared for running. And while many other treadmill manufacturers conjure up weight ratings as a marketing and positioning tactic, the ThermoTread GT's 400 lb. weight rating and 24x7 duty cycle was engineered through the use of finite element analysis, and verified with machine-simulated, real-world stress testing.
The ThermoDesk Elite base is made in America and incorporates dual, precision Bosch motors made in Germany. The 1-1/8" thick tabletop is manufactured to order in Michigan and includes insert nuts to make assembly easy and to better protect the tabletop's core, increasing its longevity.
But the most exciting feature of the ThermoDesk Elite is the 3D lamination technology used to create the top's finish. First, your Elite top's MDF core is shaped with gentle edge contours and rounded corners. Then, a large machine applies a sheet of premium Omnova Surf(x) 3D laminate over the entire top using high heat and pressure, bonding the laminate to the top on a molecular level. The result is superbly waterproof table top that is more resistant to dings and scratches than any other laminate, and can even stand up to harsh anti-septic cleaning chemicals. The process also creates an unbroken finish, even over edges and through the desk's two three-inch grommet holes. Wood grain tops look especially handsome, and give the appearance of having been made from a single slab of hardwood—yet cost no more to produce than the decades-old high pressure laminate technology used by other desk manufacturers.
The ThermoTread GT is the first office treadmill that allows you to track time spent in each working modality—sitting, standing, and walking. It is the only office treadmill on the market to feature a full-color, touch screen console with software that is updateable (just like your smartphone) via an internet connection. All the basic functionality to display walking speed, distance, time, calorie burn and other performance statistics are there, but the ThermoTread GT is the only office treadmill that allows you create up to five different user profiles.
That's not all. With the addition of the optional iMovR CloudStation, to be released later this year, your ThermoDesk Elite Treadmill Desk will become an appliance on the Internet of Things, unlocking even more tools and features. Receive regular maintenance alerts based on your usage, and store your session statistics in the cloud. By connecting your ThermoTread GT to the cloud, you'll be able to log into any other CloudStation-equipped treadmill desk and access your user preferences, like treadmill speed and desk height, so you can immediately get to work in your ideal ergonomic position.
Every detail of the ThermoDesk Elite and ThermoTread GT was fine-tuned to fit seamlessly into an office environment. From the ease of matching one of the Elite's eleven standard table top finishes to your décor, to the ThermoTread GT's space-saving footprint and low, 5-inch "step up" height, this treadmill desk will give you the tools to maintain a productive, healthy work day without looking out of place.
Good work requires concentration, and concentration requires quiet. That's why the ThermoDesk Elite operates at just 46 dB when rising and 42 dB when lowering. There is no quieter office treadmill on the market than the ThermoTread GT, which runs at a faint 42.7 dB—a full 6 decibels quieter than the nearest competition. These ratings are lower than the ambient noise levels of most offices, so you don't need to worry about disturbing your coworkers.
The ThermoDesk Elite Treadmill Desk is a great option as a shared, departmental workstation as well. With four programmable memory presets, up to five individual treadmill profiles, and motors built to be able to run round the clock, it easily accommodates multiple members of your team using it throughout the day.
Worried about what the legal department will say about liability? The ThermoTread GT is the only treadmill that requires the user to sign off on a "click-wrap liability waiver" every time they power it on—just like the GPS navigation in your car. Not only does this protect your organization against unsafe equipment usage, it also creates a record of equipment usage as it happens. Unlike competing "crossover" walking treadmills that can also be used at cardio speeds, the ThermoTread GT cannot be set to exceed 2.5 mph—the fastest speed at which a user can effectively type without sweating and be assured of hazard-free operation without the need for safety rails. This forethought into the ThermoTread GT's design provides "belt and suspenders" liability protection that will satisfy any legal department's concerns. In fact, it is one of the reasons that the ThermoTread is an extremely popular choice of treadmill within law firms, law schools, and judicial organizations.
The ThermoDesk Elite Adjustable Height Desk is available in 10 standard finishes, so matching your new treadmill desk to your existing décor is easy. Four convenient sizes ranging from 48" to 83" wide let you get the most desk your office can fit. Not to mention, this treadmill desk has many desk and treadmill accessory options that you can use to personalize your desk and maximize your experience.
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Use a monitor arm and a Stowaway keyboard tray (the Elite desk top is pre-drilled for it!) to optimize your ergonomics for your neck, shoulders, wrists, and back. Use an EcoLast Premium anti-fatigue mat to lengthen your standing time.
One of the tradeoffs with most adjustable height desks is giving up your drawers. Now you don't have to! Add a matching iMovR Mobile Filing Cabinet to your desk and keep the space you need to store your important files and documents. This cabinet is so sturdy, it can also be rolled out as a sitting stool for the impromptu visitor.
If you're a taller person worried about the ThermoDesk Elite adjusting high enough, or just want the most stability possible, pick up a pair of height extenders. These handy add-ons shift the height range of the desk four inches north, giving your desk a new height ceiling of 55"—taller than any other desk on the market! Plus, because the extenders increase the overlap between leg segments, your desk will be even more stable at any height.
Guard against static and dust build-up in your ThermoTread GT by putting a RightSize Under Treadmill Mat beneath it, and increase the life of your treadmill by guarding against friction between the walking belt and deck with iMovR Treadmill Lubricant.
Your ThermoTread GT treadmill includes casters to make it easier to position and reposition. Now you can order a set of casters for your desk to do the same! Or add in a Power Node and bring charging power for your phone and other devices right to the desktop. Use one of iMovR's cable management kits to keep your treadmill desk workstation tidy and neat.
Please contact our Corporate Solutions Department by calling (844) 366-8748 ext. 3 or sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss custom color and logo engraving options, as well as installation details and large quantity discounts.
Just a small sample of customers that use the iMovR ThermoDesk Elite
...and a small sample of customers that use the iMovR ThermoTread GT Office Treadmill
*Please note these items are typically shipped on pallet(s) due to their size and weight, and to minimize potential damage in transit. The pallet itself can weigh anywhere from 50 to 110 lbs. depending on the size of the largest item being shipped (e.g. table top), and other variables.
48" tops have one grommet, centered60", 72", and 83" tops have two grommets, each 19" from the left or right edgeGrommet diameter 3.0"Fully 3-D laminated
30" x 48" - 44 lbs.30" x 60" - 55 lbs.30" x 72" - 66 lbs.30" x 83" - 77 lbs.
Woodgrains:Light MapleAlmond CherryHayward CherryClove MahoganyUrban WalnutSolids:Designer WhiteNorther CloudShark GrayBlack
Warranty Program
iMovR offers an unparalleled warranty, reflecting their confidence in the manufacturing quality of this treadmill desk workstation. See their official Warranty Policy for specific limitations.
ThermoDesk Elite Stand Up Desk Warranty Details
ThermoTread GT Office Treadmill Warranty Details
We honor the manufacturer's 100-day, 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. If you receive your ThermoDesk treadmill desk workstation and decide it is not what you are looking for, or would like to exchange it, please send it back and we will give you a full refund minus a 20% restocking fee. Customer is responsible for shipping and handling costs of the return. The product must be in its original packaging, and in sellable condition. Simply email us at email@example.com or call (844) 366-8748 for a return merchandise authorization number. Please note that shipping and handling costs are nonrefundable.
If you receive your ThermoDesk treadmill desk workstation and decide you would like to exchange it, please contact us for an exchange merchandise authorization number. The product must be in its original packaging, and in sellable condition. Upon receipt of the exchanged item(s), we will promptly send the replacement. Please note that shipping and handling costs for original item(s) are nonrefundable. Buyer pays for shipping and handling costs of replacement item(s).
Note: Orders placed 12/25/17-1/1/18 will ship at a manufacturing delay of up to one week.
The standard shipping cost for all ThermoDesk treadmill desk workstations is $249. This flat rate applies to any major metropolitan region within the continental United States, and includes all options purchased with a treadmill desk workstation, such as monitor arms and keyboard trays.
Non-standard delivery times and other special delivery options requested by the recipient, as well as delivery to addresses that are more than 50 miles away from our freight carriers' designated delivery hubs may be subject to additional delivery surcharges.
For Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam or Canada please contact us with your specific configuration and delivery address details to obtain a freight quote. For overseas orders we can deliver the product to a freight forwarder of your choosing in the lower 48 states, and you can arrange further transportation directly with the forwarder.
ThermoDesk stand up desks are manufactured-to-order in Michigan and shipped within 5 to 6 business days from date of order. Most desks—and all desks that are shipped with Room of Choice or Premium Delivery Installation options (see below)—are shipped via freight carrier. You'll receive a tracking number by email once the product has been scheduled to be picked up by the freight carrier. Delivery to any major metro area within the continental US takes 5 to 7 business days, barring weather delays. If your treadmill desk workstation is being delivered to a residential address, a dispatcher will call you 24 hours in advance to confirm the address and a convenient 4-hour window for delivery. Delivery times are available from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in most markets. Standard delivery is to the first threshold. For inside delivery select Room of Choice.
Standard shipping brings your new ThermoDesk Ellure Treadmill Desk Workstation to the first covered threshold. With Room of Choice the two-man delivery crew will bring all the components all the way to the room or office where your desk will go. Elevator trips and up to two flights of stairs included in the price. Each additional flight of stairs is a $30 surcharge that will be billed after delivery to the payment card you used to complete your order. For a complete list of delivery surcharges, see iMovR's Delivery Surcharge Schedule
iMovR designed the ThermoDesk Ellure to make assembly easy. However, if you do not want to assemble your desk, iMovR is happy to assemble your desk base and top at the factory and ship it to you, ready to use out of the box.
With pre-assembly, your Ellure desk will arrive at your threshold with the base assembled and attached to the table top. Simply flip the desk right-side up and plug it in. There is no additional assembly required for the ThermoTread GT. Unbox it, wheel it under the desk, plug it in, and your new treadmill desk workstation is ready to go!
Note: Pre-assembly does not include monitor arms, power nodes, or other peripherals.
Our most popular shipping upgrade, the two-man crew will deliver your office treadmill and factory pre-assembled Ellure desk to your room of choice, set it in place right-side up, and cart away the pallet as well as all packaging materials. When scheduling your premium delivery, please allow our delivery team up to thirty minutes to complete the service. Premium Delivery does not include installation of monitor arms, power nodes, or other accessories.
Note: These policies apply only in major metro areas; some areas may not be eligible for room of choice or premium delivery service. In the rare event that this is the case with your order, a customer service representative will contact you as soon as possible to notify you. See iMovR's Delivery Surcharge Schedule for information about rural deliveries and other special delivery situations.
Hawaii, Alaska and international customers have two options:
Note for Canadian, Mexican and Overseas International Customers: You will be responsible for any customs duties and taxes that may be due to your government. The carrier (DHL) will collect these at the time they contact you to schedule your delivery.
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