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Actions for WestConnex: Assurance to the Government
WestConnex: Assurance to the Government
This audit assesses the assurance provided to the NSW Government for the initial stages of the WestConnex project. The audit examined the WestConnex project from concept development to the pre-tender phase for Stage 1A – M4 (Parramatta to Homebush Bay). It did not examine the merit of the project or whether it represented value-for-money. This audit found a number of shortcomings with the governance of the WestConnex project during its early stages and
Actions for Volume Eleven 2014 Focusing on Planning and Environment
Volume Eleven 2014 Focusing on Planning and Environment
The quality of financial reporting in the planning and environment cluster continues to improve with fewer reported misstatements over the last two years. The financial statements of all agencies within this cluster received unqualified audit opinions, except for one small agency where the audit is incomplete. Many cluster agencies' actual revenues, expenses, assets and liabilities varied from budget by more than five per cent, suggesting financial manag
Actions for Volume Seven 2014 Focusing on Transport
Volume Seven 2014 Focusing on Transport
All agencies in transport cluster received unqualified audit opinions for the year ended 30 June 2014. The quality of financial reporting continues to improve with the number of misstatements identified during audits falling for the fifth year in a row.
Actions for Volume Four 2014 focusing on New South Wales State Finances
Volume Four 2014 focusing on New South Wales State Finances
For the second consecutive year, the General Government and Total State Sector Accounts received an unqualified auditor's opinion following more than a decade of qualifications. The quality and timeliness of financial reporting across the NSW public sector has continued to improve. Compared to previous years, there were fewer errors in agencies' 2013–14 financial statements submitted for audit and used for whole-of-government financial reporting.
Actions for Regional Road Funding - Block Grant and REPAIR Programs
Regional Road Funding - Block Grant and REPAIR Programs
In 2013–14, Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) provided over $170 million to local councils through the Block Grant and REPAIR programs to spend on Regional Roads. Regional Roads are the link between State Roads and Local Roads. Parliamentary reference - Report number #241 - released 8 May 2014
Actions for Volume Eight 2011 Focus on Transport and Ports
Volume Eight 2011 Focus on Transport and Ports
The report includes comments on financial audits of government agencies in the Transport and Ports sectors. The audit of corporations' financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2011 resulted in unmodified audit opinions within the Independent Auditor's Reports. A key recommendation from the report is that Sydney Ports Corporation should continue working with other government authorities and industry stakeholders to improve the effectiveness of prog
Actions for Improving road safety: Young drivers
Improving road safety: Young drivers
The audit concluded that the RTA's licence testing and regulation has been generally effective in ensuring the safety of young drivers. There has been a significant reduction in crash and fatality rates involving young drivers over the last decade, more so than for drivers 26 years and older. This has coincided with the introduction by the RTA of an enhanced GLS. International and national research has demonstrated graduated licensing systems to be effec
Actions for Improving Road Safety: Speed Cameras
Improving Road Safety: Speed Cameras
We found that fixed speed cameras were generally located in areas with high road safety risk. Likewise, safety cameras that enforced speed limits were initially placed at high risk sites. However as all safety cameras will now enforce speed, RTA no longer uses evidence of a speeding problem to select these sites. Overall, total crashes and injuries each fell 26 per cent, and fatalities fell by more than two-thirds, in the three years after the installati
Actions for Government expenditure and transport planning in relation to implementing Barangaroo
Government expenditure and transport planning in relation to implementing Barangaroo
Barangaroo is an ambitious and significant development on Government-owned Sydney Harbour foreshore. Construction on the 22 hectare CBD site is expected to take 12 years to 2023. Developer contributions to Government of $1 billion are to provide for public domain and other Government development costs, including a six hectare Headland Park. When completed the precinct is to service an anticipated 26,000 workers and residents and up to 33,000 visitors a d


Since Grab entered the Singapore market, the way we hail for rides has become much simpler and convenient.
In just a few taps, we are able to get a ride to our destination fuss-free, and at competitive, flat rates.
We took a tour around Grab's Research & Development Centre located at Marina One for a glimpse behind the scenes of Asia's leading ride-sharing company.
On International Women's Day, we also had the opportunity to meet Tan Hooi Ling, co-founder of Grab, and Serene Ow, Grab's Data Science Lead, to find out how Grab is encouraging and empowering women inside and outside of tech.
By now, most of you would know about how Grab started.
Hooi Ling met her partner, Anthony Tan, at Harvard Business School, and Grab, formerly MyTeksi and GrabTaxi, was borne from them trying to find a solution for making commute safe and fair for people in Malaysia.
Fun fact: she also drew up the business plan for GO-JEK, but chose to join MyTeksi.
Serene has more than 12 years of experience in tech and has helped grow the data science team from just 10 last year, to 36 this year.
On whether if she has faced any challenges as a female in the tech industry that tends to be perceived as a male-dominated industry, she said she didn't face any discrimination, probably because of Singapore's meritocratic nature.
"I think it's really more about changing the mindset of the general public and the females, (helping them understand) that certain roles are not limited to males," she shared.
If you are interested, go all out, look for (opportunities), and learn. There's no glass ceiling or anything like that.
She used a UX learning workshop they were conducting for a group of about 12 to 15 daughters of Grab drivers as an example.
The workshop equips these young girls, who are aged between 15 to 19, with knowledge of design learning and design think, which are "important concepts in tech".
Helping give them the exposure early on opens up opportunities and options to them. Now even if they don't end up inside tech, at least we know that they've considered it because they know what it is about.
Whether it's Mapathons (coordinated mapping event), whether the programmes are held in Singapore, Philippines, or Thailand, they believe that it is "super important" to let everyone know what's possible.
She talked about how Serene will be giving a speech at a big data conference later in the day, and how, even though stereotypical, there are so little female leaders on the stage.
"People need to go through and get the right training, they need to start thinking this is possible. We are investing into this because we care about the growth of the region," she explained.
The two female leaders of Grab share one thing in common: engineering.
Hooi Ling studied mechanical engineering and had actually worked in that field for a year before going to business school.
Serene studied electrical engineering before making the switch to become a techie.
They said females only made up around 10% of the engineering cohorts then, and many people of their generation would easily accept it as a fact.
But imagine if there were more and more females. If that ratio was higher, it would be much easier for us to hire more females now.
"The reason why it's difficult to hire females right now because nobody was trained in the necessary skills," Hooi Ling shared.
"Engineering was such a strange concept back then. But I did it because I liked it. So if more people can try out what they liked, then more and more people can be in tech," she added.
Serene agrees that this generation calls for more people to start young, and that education in tech shouldn't start from university especially in this digital age.
On retaining women in tech and in Grab, and enabling them to stay on and advance in the industry, Hooi Ling said Grab was "lucky" to have been set up based on first principles.
"When Anthony and I first started the company, the fact that I was a female co-founder, hopefully speaks volumes of what we care about. We've never ever looked at either of us as male or female, more muscular or more skinny," she stated.
Hooi Ling went on to say that they have 20 to 25% of data scientists who are female, and more than 40% are women in the company.
So they have "become conscious" of their ability to shape this image within Grab and outside of Grab.
She talked about a programme called Women At Grab that is led by another female leader at Grab, and it was suggested to them by a set of female Grab drivers.
The programme sees female leaders like Hooi Ling and Serene mentoring other female Grabbers (Grab employees).
"Whether they are in leadership positions or not, anybody who wanted to know how they could grow as individuals, professionally, and personally, we spend time in a structured and an unstructured way," she said.
Hooi Ling believes in balancing work and life, and recognises the fact that women prioritise family heavily.
To illustrate the lack of female leaders or entrepreneurs in Singapore, in general, this report stated that "females in Singapore 'continue to be weighed down by their protracted challenges in achieving work-life balance'".
So Grab has introduced three days of paid family day care leave for all employees, regardless of male or female, where employees can use it for carrying out their family responsibilities without question.
Grab's R&D Centre at Marina One houses almost all of their engineers.
This is the largest tech centre out of the six in the world including, Bangalore, Beijing, Ho Chi Minh, Jakarta, and Seattle.
They kept their offices at Cecil Street and Sin Ming, where the former will house most of the management team along with other backend staff and the latter remains a centre for their drivers.
Right now, Grab has established presence in 8 countries and 191 cities, and has more than 40 nationalities across all its offices.


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Britain votes to legalize abortion, same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland
Syriac Christians living near border fear Turkey military incursion
Priest says Chaldeans in northern Iraq face uncertainty in return to homes
Pope appoints new Vatican press office director
Philippine bishops call for 'ecological conversion' amid climate crisis
As Ethiopia works for reform, church tries to support people in many ways
'God has saved me,' says Indian Jesuit after release from Afghanistan
Jesuit Father Alexis Prem Kumar, who was kidnapped in Afghanistan and was held for more than eight months, speaks on a cell phone on his arrival in New Delhi Feb. 22. (CNS photo/Anto Akkara)
By Anto Akkara • Catholic News Service • Posted February 23, 2015
NEW DELHI (CNS) — A Jesuit priest kidnapped in Afghanistan and held for eight months told reporters "God has saved me," but he said he did not want to discuss details of his captivity.
Jesuit Father Alexis Prem Kumar, 47, kidnapped June 2 in Afghanistan's Herat province, was flown to New Delhi from Kabul Feb. 22 with the intervention of the Indian government.
"First of all, I thank God almighty. I thought I would never be safe. God has saved me," Father Kumar told Catholic News Service in an interview at the Ashoka Hotel, where he met with family and friends.
He thanked everyone for their prayers: "the Vatican, the Jesuits, the (Jesuit Refugee Service) and all. God has heard our prayers."
Father Kumar said when Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to him: "I felt that the whole of India was welcoming me. I am grateful and thankful to the Jesuits and all others who have worked for my release."
When media asked the priest to speak about his captivity, he replied, "I want to forget everything for some time."
"Anything about Afghanistan or what happened, I am not ready to share now. Please pardon me," Father Kumar told reporters when the question was repeated.
"I have plenty of stories, but I feel it is not the right time to share all those about the time (in captivity)," he reiterated.
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of India welcomed Father Kumar's release and thanked Modi "for the efforts taken by him personally and for the many steps adopted by the various agencies of the government of India to secure the safe release of Father Alexis Prem."
Modi tweeted as Father Kumar was being flown to New Delhi: "Delighted at securing the release of Indian Jesuit priest Father Alexis Prem Kumar from captivity in Afghanistan."
Earlier, Modi called the priest's family members in Chennai and broke the news of his release.
"I could not believe when the prime minister told me that Father Alexis has been released and that he is coming," said Sister Elizabeth Rani of the Congregation of Foyer de Charite, elder sister of Father Kumar.
Father George Pattery, Jesuit South Asia provincial, was chairing a meeting of Indian Jesuit provincials in Mumbai. He told CNS: "We could not believe the news as there were no hints about it. We are relieved as we were getting more and more worried."
Father Kumar had been based in Afghanistan since 2011 and headed the Jesuit Refugee Service there since 2012.
"I am fine. I ready to go back or go anywhere," Father Kumar was heard telling Father Pattery by phone on his arrival at the hotel room before meeting the media.
"It was hard," replied Father Kumar when a fellow Jesuit asked him if he ate properly during captivity.
"Let's forget all that. Let's rejoice now," he said.
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'He is just a bruiser': How Mahkai Hopkins worked his way into becoming a difference maker for Harrisburg heading into Saturday's District 3 6A title game against Wilson
Updated: Nov. 18, 2021, 5:23 a.m. | Published: Nov. 18, 2021, 5:05 a.m.
Harrisburg's Mahkai Hopkins battles for extra yardage against Pine-Richland in the team's 2021 season-opener. Barry Reeger | Special to PennLive PennLive
By Brian Linder | blinder@pennlive.com
Mahkai Hopkins might be one of the most punishing running backs in Pennsylvania right now, but to hear him tell it he was about a biscuit away from coming out on passing downs.
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And we are not talking offense.
More like run-stuffing, nose tackle, who gets subbed out on third-and-long.
Because, Harrisburg's standout junior said Wednesday, when COVID-19 kept his team out of the gym and him in the house through much of the summer, he went on a binge.
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And it wasn't just a biscuit.
It was cookies, chips, ice cream, Little Debbie snacks … whatever he could get his hands on.
"I liked it all," Hopkins said. "I'd just eat anything."
Thirty pounds later, when Harrisburg was finally able to get into the gym, Hopkins said he realized something had to change. He was creeping up on 250 pounds, and there just aren't many high school running backs that size.
"I didn't really have much of a choice," he said. "Otherwise, I was going to be a defensive lineman or a nose tackle."
Mahkai Hopkins gains some ground against Manheim Township earlier this season. Mark Pynes | mpynes@pennlive.com
Change wasn't easy, though. Hopkins said he struggled through the early season workouts — couldn't even finish some — but that he cut out the snacks, and started to lose weight while getting bigger. That might sound weird until he explains that he was losing fat but gaining muscle and getting some of his explosiveness back.
Still, he said, he played at 240 in Harrisburg's season-opening win over Pine-Richland.
"I lost 10 pounds in that game," Hopkins said. "I was 240 going in, and 230 coming out."
And, he said, heading into Saturday's 1 p.m. District 3 6A title game at home against Wilson, he is still packing about 230 pounds on his 6-foot-1 inch frame. But, he said, that evolution — losing the fat while gradually adding muscle — has continued throughout the season.
The numbers back up the idea that he is bigger and more explosive than ever.
Hopkins, who also has 72 tackles and 2.5 sacks at linebacker, enters the Wilson game with 879 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns. But that includes 204 yards and three touchdowns in last week's win over Hempfield, and 119 yards and three more scores the week before in a win over Carlisle.
"I'm playing the best I have all year," Hopkins said.
Harrisburg's Mahkai Hopkins runs against State College in their high school football game at Harrisburg in October. Sean Simmers |ssimmers@pennlive.com
That hasn't been lost on Harrisburg coach Calvin Everett.
"He put some weight on, but now he's stronger and bigger," Everett said. "He is squatting a ton of weight. He got extremely strong in the offseason, and he changed his body, shed some pounds, and now he is just a bruiser.
"He doesn't talk too much," he added. "He just goes out there and gets the job done. I don't mind it at all."
Count fellow Harrisburg junior standout Kyle Williams Jr. among those who saw this coming, even if Hopkins did show up a little more round a couple months ago.
"I knew what he could do," Williams Jr. "And just to see him come into his own has been big for us. And to see the things he is starting to accomplish … it's just great for us."
Just not so much for the teams on the Cougars' schedule.
"I hear guys grumbling all the time after plays," Williams Jr. said laughing. "Like … 'Man, he's hard to take down.'"
Those are complaints Williams Jr. wouldn't mind hearing for a few more weeks. And, the hard-running of Hopkins might just be key in helping to make that a reality.
"He just changes the complexity of our offense," Everett said. "He makes us a lot harder to defend."
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ECB governors sought greater acknowledgement of inflation risks – Reuters
The European Central Bank (ECB) policymakers wanted explicit acknowledgment of upside risks to inflation in the policy meeting last week but were rebuffed by Chief Economist Phillip Lane, Reuters reports, citing sources close to the debate.
Additional takeaways
"Quite a few wanted to acknowledge the upside risks but Philip (Lane) pushed back hard."
"After a lengthy debate we appeared to agree on a 'small upside risks', but even that was nowhere to be found in the statement."
The closest ECB President Christine Lagarde came to such an acknowledgment was when she said "there is possibly an upside risk" in response to a reporter's question.
"The statement didn't quite give back the flavor of our debate."
"Several people questioned the quality of the ECB's forecasts, which have been subject to large revisions for years."
Market reaction
EUR/USD has quickly pulled back from daily highs of 1.1274, now trading at 1.1263, up 0.22% so far.
Currencies. Daily history for Monday, December 20, 2021
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Belo Horizonte aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent by 2030. The municipality, in collaboration with civil society, the private sector and the state government, has therefore created the Program for the Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (PREGEE). The program addresses mobility, energy use in buildings and waste treatment, which are the main contributors to the city's emissions. Specific actions include the introduction of LED lighting and environmental certification for buildings; the development of biogas energy generation and solar heating; and the expansion of cycling infrastructure. In total, the program aims to cut 1.5 million tons of CO2 equivalent.


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Nikita Moves from Streets to Home
By United Way of King County Posted on November 23, 2016 In Fighting Homelessness,	News,	Success Stories
Nikita is using her new-found passion for photography to look at life through a different lens. The single mother of two is focusing on the future, thanks to United Way's Streets to Home program, although snapshots from her past are never far away.
"Horrible, devastating, frustrating"
She's describing the frustration and anxiety she recently experienced while living out of her car with her two daughters—an all too familiar story of a young family struggling with poverty and homelessness.
"We all go through something and we all have a similar story, but it also helps to know that too. 'Oh, that person went through that, that's the same thing I went through.'"
So how did she wind up homeless in King County, the place where she was born?
Her troubles started a decade ago when she moved from Seattle to Las Vegas. At first, life was good; she had a steady job working for TSA. But when four family members moved in and relied on Nikita's income to sustain them, she says it was too much. She left her job and returned to the Seattle area with her young children.
"I felt like if I didn't have that job, I wouldn't have anything to offer anyone so people would have to go away. That was a choice I didn't understand that I was making at the time but that was my coping mechanism."
Instability followed. She and her daughters couch-surfed with family members in Washington for months, but the arrangements were always temporary.
"All the while, I'm not on my feet, not employed. My work is here and there with temp agencies. Meanwhile, I'm dealing with issues from Las Vegas and my mother passing."
Nikita eventually found a job and secured a one-bedroom apartment. Things seemed to be looking up when she received a government voucher for housing and moved her family into a two-bedroom apartment.
But instability again reared its ugly head a year later when the landlord decided he no longer wanted to participate in the subsidized housing program. With nowhere to go, Nikita packed up her kids and her courage and moved into her car for several weeks.
"During the day, we could go places but during the night, we had to find somewhere to park, figure that part out."
With no way to cook or keep food cold, Nikita and her daughters were forced to live on snacks and staples like bread and peanut butter.
Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle, a United Way of King County agency partner that diverts people from the homeless shelter system and a long stay on the streets, learned of Nikita's situation and immediately responded. They used flexible funds through United Way's Streets to Home program to move Nikita and her daughters out of her car and into a hotel.
"They were incredible, they had my back. They did not let us fail."
Urban League later found a room in a home for rent so the family had a place to stay while they searched for an apartment.
They found one a few months later. Today, Nikita and her daughters call it home.
"They love it. They run around here like no worry in the world and they're home."
Now, when Nikita looks through the lens of her camera, she sees her own story of poverty and homelessness replaced by one of stability and gratitude, a story of going from the streets to home.
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The previous entry was cut slightly short because I had to head out to dinner. What I was trying to finish was a bit of code to experiment with JRuby, Jython, Rhino, and the new JSR 223 scripting framework.
To run this, you'll need to link to jruby.jar, jython.jar, rhino.jar, as well as the respective engines from JSR223: jruby-engine.jar, jython-engine.jar, js-engine.jar.
Pretty cool! Of course, I'm not really stressing the system here with these simple scripts; but given the dramatic progress (really, look at that graph!) of projects like JRuby, the future approaching very quickly.
"Ok, but…", you might say, "what's this useful for besides sharing libraries?" The general answer is that the single process, shared memory model is fundamentally more powerful than the multi-process, communicating over bytestream pipes model. You can just do more, with fewer hacks. An example is software like Reinteract – before, it could only support Python. Now, not only could you add an input language chooser to Reinteract; you could actually pass the results from a Python computation increasingly seamlessly into Groovy, Java, or whatever. Personally, I specifically want this for Hotwire. Right now we only support Python well, because the project is based on CPython.
There was a comment on the last entry mentioning Scala. I've only looked at it very briefly. But this is just one of many languages that are now truly, finally part of the Free Software community. The Scripting project has a list of the engines written. But that list is far from complete, because some don't have the engine glue written yet, and because other languages like Scala are more designed as Java replacements that run on the JVM, rather than "scripting".
And of course through all of this, venerable Java isn't standing still – it will likely gain closures. And remember – all of this will soon be available (if it isn't already) via yum install or apt-get install, etc., all of it entirely Free Software, and increasingly integrated with the operating system and your favorite libraries.


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Tours leave every 1/2 hour. Different Guides for each tour.
Please reserve for the correct time. Tours fill up at 40 people.
Carson City's spooky and intriguing history is explored and theatrically re-lived in our 26TH annual all day Carson City Ghost Walk. Guided Tours depart from the corner of Third and Curry Streets starting at 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM. Each tour lasts approximately two hours long. The Carson City Ghost Walk is a delightfully entertaining and enjoyable way to experience Carson City's Victorian Era and diverse history. Hear about lingering spirits of the past centuries, haunted and paranormal stories and meet characters and tour historic homes and businesses along the tour.
This year we will have one tour path. Madame Curry & The Vampire Hunters, our 120-minute Tour features home tours and characters from Carson City's past. Madame Curry & The Vampire Hunters runs on parallel tracks of the history of 1870's Carson City and early Nevada and the imagined fantasy of a western victorian town's Vampire culture. Part haunted history and part theatricality, costumes are welcome on the tour. These are both spirit lead, guided walking tours of the downtown district's west side historic homes and businesses. The tours leave rain or shine. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the walk begins. There will be photo opportunities, tables, psychics and Ghost Walk merchandise for sale so you may want to get there early.
(A small fee is charged by brownpapertickets.com for online ticketing. ) Or can be ordered by mail.
Location: Tours depart from The McFadden Plaza located behind the St. Charles Hotel (The Fox Brew Pub) on Curry St. in Carson City, Nevada. Free parking available across the street.
Times: All tours leave every ½ hour beginning at 10:00 AM and ending at 2:30 PM. Please check in 15 minutes before your tour leaves.
The Prang House – Originally built in Dayton, NV, the house was moved to this site in Carson City. The house is famous for resident Louis Prang, "The Father of the American Christmas card".
The Curry House – Built in 1871 by Carson City founder Abraham Curry, the house is built from sandstone from Abe Curry's Quarry.
The Carson City Ghost Walk 2018 partners include The Brüka Theatre, The Carson City Convention & Visitors Bureau, The Fox Brew Pub, The Brewery Arts Center and The Nevada Press Association.
2014 Ghost Walk - Saturday, October 18, 2014. 10 - 2:30 PM.
Widow's Walk and Kid's Mini Walk with Old Fashioned Trick or Treating.
2013 Ghost Walk - Saturday, October 19, 2013. 10 - 2:30 PM.
2012 Ghost Walk - October 20, 2012. 10 AM - 3 PM.
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Dothan, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer with 19 years experience
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A member of the National Trial Lawyers Association's Top 100 Trial Lawyers, Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Aaron is an aggressive advocate who always has his clients' best interests at heart. He has assembled a team at Gartlan Injury Law that genuinely cares about our law firm's...
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Harry Preston Hall II
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Birmingham School of Law
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Veteran - Military Service:
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Joseph Earl Sawyer Jr
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Andalusia, AL 36420
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Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Business, Criminal and Personal Injury
University of Alabama School of Law
Attorney Dwayne L. Brown always puts his clients first, working hard to build a strong attorney-client relationship that's based on trust and that produces real results. By effectively and expertly managing each case and giving clients the attention and interaction they deserve, Brown has earned a stellar reputation for client satisfaction and collected millions of dollars in compensation for his many clients from all over Alabama and throughout the United States.
"I have always believed that the law is the greatest weapon against tyranny and injustice," Brown says. "Injustice is like a deep sea of water that if not contained will...
Charles Eddie Floyd III
Phenix City, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer with 26 years experience
(334) 297-3378	1000 14th Street
cefiii@phenixcable.net
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Passed Alabama Bar 1992 and have assisted my father in every many of the cases and trials he lists in his background. In a I grew up in Phenix City and graduated from Auburn University in 1988. Married to Keeli Sharp Floyd in 1994 and have son, Charles IV and daughter, Karsyn, Worked with my father, Charles E Floyd Jr--now law partner--while commuting to Jones Law School in Montgomery for four years. I consider that experience in his law office as comparable to as many years practicing law--investigating cases, writing legal briefs, preparing legal documents and court pleadings. I became...
P. Vaughan Russell Jr.
(334) 264-9472	105 Tallapoosa Street Suite 101
Workers' Comp, Employment, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury
Client First. Share Goals. Be Responsive. Think Boldly. Push Boundaries. Attention to Detail. Listen, then Advise. These rules are paramount in effectively representing clients. Vaughan Russell has years of experience in litigating a variety of civil defense and workers' compensation claims. He devotes personal attention to every detail of each case and is aggressive in his advocacy, while understanding that success is measured by the satisfaction of his clients. Webster Henry, P.C., shares that commitment to providing excellent, personalized legal counsel to serve client needs with flexibility, devotion to detail, and the highest standards of personal and professional ethics.
Charles E Floyd Jr.
Phenix City, AL Workers' Compensation Attorney with 50 years experience
(334) 297-3378	1000-14th Street
cefjr@phenixcable.net
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Grew up in Phenix City, Alabama and Columbus, Georgia area. Married to childhood sweetheart, Norma Wells Floyd, in 1959 until she died in 2011. Remarried to Martha Tomlin Floyd in 2013. Father dentist, mother housewife,grandfather medical doctor and long time mayor of Phenix City, and four uncles medical doctors or dentists. Three children, Gypsy retired high school teacher, Charles III, law partner since 1992, and Jennifer private school math teacher. All graduated from Auburn University. Seven grandchildren and two great grand daughters.All family lives in Phenix City area. Started as a criminal and divorce lawyer and evolved to personal injury...
Richard D. Shinbaum
(334) 269-4440	566 S. Perry Street
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Personal Injury
Richard Shinbaum is the former Chairman of the Bankruptcy and Commercial Law Section of the Alabama State Bar Association, a former member of the Alabama Advisory Council of the United States Civil Rights Commission and is a speaker at various legal seminars concerning Bankruptcy and Debtor rights.
Allen G. Woodard
Andalusia, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer with 32 years experience
(334) 222-9115	1213 East Three Notch St
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Consumer, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Education: George Washington Carver High School, Montgomery, Alabama, 1979 Graduate Huntingdon College, Montgomery, Alabama,1983, Bachelor of Arts in English, Religion and Philosophy University of Alabama School of Law, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1986, Juris Doctor
Samuel Lee Masdon III
Montgomery, AL Workers' Compensation Attorney
(334) 262-8395	2808 Chestnut St
Workers' Comp, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Personal Injury
Samuel L. Masdon, III is a licensed attorney practicing law in Montgomery, Alabama, and currently serves as the Indigent Defense Counsel for the Montgomery County District Courts. Mr. Masdon is a graduate of The University of Alabama Law School, and has over thirty years of experience. He served as the Winston County District Judge from 2000 to 2007. He is retired from the United States Air Force as a Major, and is fluent in Spanish, Italian and French. Current areas of practice are criminal law; DUI/DWI; Workman's Compensation; Immigration; accidents, divorce, family law, custody, child support,...
Michael Joseph Cohan
Workers' Comp, Business, Education and Personal Injury
Thomas Samuel Duck
Workers' Comp, Business and Insurance Defense
Robert Eugene Ely
Montgomery, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer
(334) 265-2002	659 S Hull St
Robert John Varley
(334) 834-7770	8219 Old Federal Rd
Workers' Comp, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Frank Eady "Chip" Bankston Jr
Workers' Comp, Business, Collections and Insurance Defense
Vonda S. McLeod
566 S. Perry Street
Workers' Comp, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Personal Injury
Paul Peter Telehany
(334) 264-0400	600 Clay St
Workers' Comp and Insurance Defense
Paul Douglas Esco
(334) 832-4529	547 S Lawrence St
William Messer
Workers' Comp, Civil Rights and Personal Injury
George David Ray
Charles Richard Hill Jr
(334) 241-8000	150 S Perry St
Workers' Comp, Business, Civil Rights and Insurance Defense
Alex Walter Jackson
(334) 229-0667	300 Dexter Ave
Workers' Comp, Insurance Defense and Tax
Jacob Alexander Fuller
(334) 270-0020	2851 Zelda Rd
Sue Bell Cobb
Brandy Faught Price
(334) 215-8585	4001 Carmichael Rd
Workers' Comp, Insurance Defense, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Mindi Cherese Robinson
Montgomery, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer with 18 years experience
105 Tallapoosa St
J. Brent Burney
Decatur, AL Workers' Compensation Attorney with 24 years experience
(256) 350-9988	433 Johnston St SE
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Criminal, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University and University of Alabama School of Law
Brent clerked for the late Justice Reneau Almon on the Alabama Supreme Court before joining his Dad and brother at Burney and Burney. Over the last 24 years, Brent has focused his practice on helping individuals and families that have suffered serious personal injury and wrongful death as the result of someone else's negligent and/or careless acts.
He has a proven track record of taking on difficult cases against large corporations and insurance companies and winning significant financial settlements for his clients.
Brent has also developed a significant nursing home abuse and neglect practice. He has successfully handled injury and death...
Anthony Ifediba
Birmingham, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer with 14 years experience
(205) 933-1515	1220 16th Street South
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Antitrust, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Ifediba Law Group is a Birmingham, Alabama based client-centric leading law firm. Known nationwide and internationally for aggressive and high-quality legal representation of individuals, families, companies, institutions, and more. With over 40 years of combined experience, and millions of dollars in compensation for our clients. Our attorneys have the expertise your case requires, and the negotiating power to recover the compensation you deserve.
Since 2004, our representation of Alabamans in personal injury claims, as well as other litigations, has provided us with a unique advantage to be your voice and tirelessly fight for you. An absolute understanding of how insurers...
Jeremy W. Richter
Birmingham, AL Workers' Compensation Attorney with 6 years experience
(205) 380-3480	2 Perimeter Park South
Suite 445 East
Workers' Comp, Construction, Insurance Defense and Personal Injury
When approaching cases, my priority is to collaborate with clients to achieve efficient and effective results by way of tenacious advocacy. I strive to align my tactics and objectives with my client's goals in handling cases. I enjoy the various aspects of litigation, ranging from strategy and planning that go into research and brief writing, to the in-person chess matches that take place during depositions and trial. It is important to me to keep my clients and myself informed of trends and developments in Alabama law so we can most effectively evaluate and prosecute cases to the best possible result....
Heath Brooks
Huntsville, AL Workers' Compensation Attorney with 11 years experience
(800) 804-2502	125 Holmes Ave NW
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Business, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Heath Brooks is originally from the Pine Chapel Community in Northwest Georgia. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia with a degree in Anthropology and Archaeology. Heath received his law degree from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, where he graduated Cum Laude, and received his Masters of Science in Environmental Management contemporaneously with his law degree in 2008. While at Cumberland, Mr. Brooks received the Albert B. Brewer Scholarship in Law, served on Cumberland's National Trial Team, served as Student Materials Editor of the American Journal of Trial Advocacy, and has been admitted to The...
Julia Spazzarini Aquila
Huntsville, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer with 22 years experience
Free ConsultationWorkers' Comp, Employment, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Although born in Boston, Massachusetts, Mrs. Aquila has made Huntsville, Alabama her home since she was 7 months old. She earned her undergraduate degree from Birmingham-Southern College in 1992 and her law degree from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1997. During her time at law school, she was a member of the Law Review and also became a member of the Order of the Coif. After earning her law degree, Julia practiced in the areas of employment and media law. She also was a Human Resources Director and teacher. She joined the firm of Siniard, Timberlake &...
Jeffry Norman Gale
Bay Minette, AL Workers' Compensation Lawyer with 22 years experience
(251) 937-7024	201 E. 2nd Street
Bay Minette, AL 36507
Workers' Compensation and Personal Injury Litigation. I have been in the private practice of law since 1996 and am licensed to practice in all of the state and federal courts of Alabama. Registered on the Alabama State Roster of Mediators by the Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution. I am a graduate of The University of Alabama School of Law and active in the Mobile and Baldwin County Bar Associations.
The following is required by the Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct: "No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of...
Jeffrey G. Blackwell
Huntsville, AL Workers' Compensation Attorney
(256) 261-1315	120 Holmes Ave NE
Jeff Blackwell focuses his law practice on cases involving severe personal injuries, substantial damages and wrongful death. He works exclusively for the victims of personal injury and their families.
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3 wounded in stabbing incident in the Netherlands, police say
By: CNN Newsource
A manhunt is underway after three people were stabbed Friday evening on a crowded shopping street in the Dutch city of The Hague, police said.
Three minors were injured in the city's Grote Marktstraat shopping district, police said. Their condition remains unknown.
Videos and photos posted online showed crowds of shoppers running away after the incident and others being led out of the stores by first responders.
Emma Evers had gone to the Grote Markstraat with her mother, but they got separated when people started running.
"I realized something was happening. I started running and I was in panic because I couldn't find my mom," she told CNN.
Evers said they eventually were able to find each other and went to nearby store as police closed the area.
Authorities have asked on social media repeatedly for witnesses to come forward. They said the situation is "complex" and have not named a suspect or a possible motive.
But it appears that "there is no indication of a terrorist motive," Dutch national broadcaster NOS reported, citing unnamed sources.
The incident happened on a busy shopping street near the Binnenhof, the Netherlands parliamentary buildings.
The news came hours after a man was shot dead in central London by police officers , in a terrorist stabbing incident that left a number of people injured.
(Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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It is blessed with good friends, and life's length.
For every lion, and every man's grand.
The symbol of England to this day.
She became our foreign shore.
And not just length. A life filled with love remembering the peace dove.
Asking God to help us all.
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Adhesion-G-Protein-coupled Receptors (aGPCR) are a large receptor family which has been only partially investigated so far concerning its biochemical, structural and functional properties. The aim of the project is to characterise the spatial structures of the receptors and their interactions with binding partners by X-ray structure analysis. Such studies are the basis to understand the molecular function of the receptors and for a structure-based development of potential drugs acting on these receptors. To this end, the receptors and single domains are expressed in three different expression systems: E. coli, HEK cells and insect cells. For structural and biophysical investigations milligram quantities of highly pure protein need to be prepared. The following processes in the mode of action of the receptors will be primarily studied: The binding of ligands to the extracellular binding domains and the conformational changes in the interaction of the binding domains and the GAIN domains induced thereby and, furthermore, the interaction between the GAIN domain and the transmembrane part, which is probably conserved in all aGPCR. Finally, the structures of the intracellular domains and their binding to the currently mainly unknown cytosolic interaction partners shall be studied.
Demberg LM, Rothemund S, Schöneberg T, and Liebscher I (2015) Identification of the tethered peptide agonist of the adhesion G protein-coupled receptor GPR64/ADGRG2. Biochem Biophys Res Commun 464:743-747.


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Drinking while on christmas could risk invalidating your travel cover.
That's the warning being issued by Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis come early july.
The financial expert said there are numerous ways holidaymakers could invalidate their insurance while abroad also it includes having several drinks.
If you lose something or have a major accident, the insurance coverage may not cover you if you have had a glass or two or two.
Other risks include allowing a stranger to take your phone/camera for an image and they elope with it.
Leaving valuables behind when taking a dip can be using fire for tourists as it's an invitation for thieves to steal something. Taking it turns to go in the pool can be a wiser option.
Storing valuables in your accommodation is another invitation for valuables to go missing, the Birmingham Mail reports.
Mr Lewis' website, moneysavingexpert.com, says if something disappears following a cleaner or another person with usage of your room has been there, a potential insurance claim may very well be rejected.
Using the hotel storage room could be a problem. That's because many insurers class anywhere leaving your bags, if it&rsquo even;s a storage room, to be left unattended.
Delaying your claim can too cause issues. Plans specify that you need to do that within 24 to 48 hours.
Holidaymakers may also be warned over doing an unknowingly "dangerous" activity which might not be included in your policy. Restrictions could include jet skiing, scuba or riding a motorbike so it is always far better check what's included in your policy.


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With this solution-oriented method, you will find your individual way out of a problematic situation towards more scope for action and the freedom to act independently.
It can come as a surprise, for example obstacles turn out to be resources.
You will experience your parents (perhaps for the first time) as a source of strength.
Unpleasant feelings such as helplessness or anger are transformed into serenity and affection.
One or the other AHA experience comes to mind.
In a short conversation, you will summarize your concerns and we will work together to find out which persons or elements you can use as substitutes for the initial picture. Often new insights arise from this conversation. If you do not have an appropriate formulation for the goal of your constellation, this conversation will also help.
On the basis of the findings in the preliminary discussion, you are looking for a representative for yourself and for representatives for the persons who, apart from you, still have a share in your concern.
According to your own inner picture, you place these persons in the room.
The people now in the room will give you new insights into the dynamics of your problem. Change of place, various gestures and phrases, which the representatives will carry out and speak under my leadership, will show you new solutions and resources for which you have not yet had access.
If it is right for you, imagine yourself in the place of your representative and get the strength that comes from this solution for you.
In a discussion after the session, you will work out strategies how you can integrate the new insights into your everyday life through your behaviour.
Was there injustice, expulsions from home, tragic fates, guilt or illness?
Experience shows that such events can have an effect on generations and influence us unconsciously.


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14. The shop doesn't open until 11 a.m., it loses a lot of business.
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17. Ladies and gentlemen, please fasten your seat belt. The plane ______.
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Why do we shake hands? Why don't we just wave? A long time 24 , most people carried weapons. When people wanted to 25 that they did not want to fight, they showed their 26 hands. People probably shook hands to make any hidden 27 fall to the ground. Later, hand-shaking became a sign of 28 .
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From Whitechapel: Documents of Contemporary Art
Edited by Dave Beech
Key texts on beauty and its revival in contemporary art.
Not for sale in Europe or the UK.
Beauty has emerged as one of the most hotly contested subjects in current discussions on art and culture. After more than half a century of suspicion and interrogation, beauty's resurgence in visual practice and discourse since the late 1980s has engaged some of the most influential artists and writers on art. From the avant-garde to the conceptual era, anti-aesthetic strategies have resisted beauty because of its perceived complicity with dominant systems and ideologies. Thus politicized and opened to critique, beauty, invoked in relation to contemporary art, no longer sustains a singular or universal meaning but is always contentious. Spanning a range of positions on beauty—both for and against—this anthology assembles the key texts on the controversy and situates the debate over the revival of beauty in the broader context of the history of ideas and artistic practice. Artists survyed include: Vito Acconci, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Gustave Courbet, Marcel Duchamp, Marlene Dumas, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Adolph Gottlieb, Hans Hofmann, Gary Hume, Asger Jorn, Alex Katz, Willem de Kooning, Joseph Kosuth, Paul McCarthy, Édouard Manet, Robert Mapplethorpe, Agnes Martin, Robert Morris, Barnett Newman, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Gerhard Richter, Mark Rothko, Robert Smithson, Nancy Spero, Frank Stella, Clyfford Still, Andy Warhol. Writers include: Theodor Adorno, Alexander Alberro, Rasheed Araeen, Art & Language, Benjamin H. D. Buchloh, T. J. Clark, Mark Cousins, Arthur C. Danto, Jacques Derrida, Thierry de Duve, Fredric Jameson, Christoph Grunenberg, Dave Hickey, Suzanne Perling Hudson, Caroline A. Jones, John Roberts, Elaine Scarry, Wendy Steiner, Paul Wood.
$24.95 T ISBN: 9780262512381 239 pp. | 6 in x 8.5 in March 2009
Dave Beech
Dave Beech is a London-based British artist, a regular contributor to Art Monthly, and coauthor of The Philistine Conspiracy.
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/beauty


Bestselling author J. Kenner has just launched the newest spin-off to her Stark universe with Shattered With You, the first in her new Stark Universe series. If you're a loyal fan of Kenner's and have read her other books, then Quincy Radcliffe should be a familiar character. Now, he gets to tell his story and it happens to be a second-chance one, with a good balance of romance, suspense, and action. Quincy is a former British agent who's now one of the prime assets of the newly formed Stark Security. He's got his connections but he's also got a cache of secrets that he continues to keep. When Eliza Tucker reaches out to him and asks for his help to locate her missing sister, Quincy is torn between saying yes and turning her down. He may have been the one to walk away from her before and break her heart, but she remains the one person who could break him if he allowed her to get too close. Eliza is desperate, and she knows that Quincy is the only one who can help her. She'll trade her body if she has to, even if it means giving it to the man who hurt her.
Purchase Shattered With You on Amazon | Apple Books | B&N | Kobo.


The CLEAR COOL bright has an overall strikingly high level of contrast, and can handle prints, colors and combinations that would look insane on anyone else.
CLEAR COOL bright has a overall strikingly high level of contrast is, and can handle equally strong prints and colors.
The CLEAR COOL bright is borderline CLEAR WARM bright, and has the highest level of contrast of all the types. So the most important thing for this group is to keep the look bright.
Dark taupe or steel grey combined with black and bright red gives an amazingly bright, rich and dark look at the same time.
Bright hues and prints in general are a good way to add the right kind of look, to make sure the outfit does justice to the incredibly intense CLEAR COOL bright.
A bright-colored, pattern crazy, 60's look is perfect for this vivid group.
Light emerald and icy grey are fantastic colors on the CLEAR COOL bright. Icy blue or aqua can also look really sharp on this group. Make sure that it's not muted or a dirty shade.
Remember, even though many of these CLEAR COOL bright colors can seem as they are CLEAR WARM colors, they aren't. They are just a cold version of almost equally bright colors. The CLEAR COOL bright have some warmth to some of their features, giving them a different and higher intensity than the typical CLEAR COOL true or soft.
Black and yellow adds that little extra hight contrast that the CLEAR COOL bright needs. Black and white alone might be a little to dull for this bright and intense group.
For the CLEAR COOL bright with dark skin, black should be combined with pattern or other colors to create the contrast needed for the bright. Black alone can be a little bit dull on this bright and intense group, unless you have very light skin or hair.
Color blocking is a good trend for the CLEAR COOL. Feel free to go print and color crazy.
Deep red combined with bright yellow, and black and white, comes of as completely natural and fresh on the CLEAR COOL bright.
Even when you're going for a slightly calmer look, remember that contrast and bright colors are important. A good idea is to lift the outfit by wearing a bold pink, coral or red lipstick, or something even more crazy, if your dare.
Black, or black and white looks great on a CLEAR COOL bright, but for that little extra, add some bright colors as well. It takes a lot for outfits not to look dull on this intense group.
Icy lilac is a great color on the CLEAR COOL bright, and the bright orchid purple is an even better one.
Silver is the best metal for any cool, but since the CLEAR COOL bright is cusping on the warm group CLEAR WARM bright, gold can be almost just as good. Even though if your skin-tone looks all pale and cold.
For the CLEAR COOL bright with dark skin, black should be combined with pattern or other colors to create the contrast needed for the bright.
A CLEAR COOL bright has a really high intensity, so they can get away with extreme color blocking and bold colors.
Coral is a great color on the CLEAR COOL bright, since this group is both borderline CLEAR WARM bright, and looks amazing in most bright colors.
Bright pink, bright blue, bright green and bright yellow and so on, are amazing colors on you. Actually, bright is your most important rule. Clear and cool comes in second and third.
Even when you are trying to look subtle, don't forget to be bold. At least when it comes to colors.
Even though bright olive isn't a CLEAR COOL color, it works really well on the borderline warm CLEAR COOL bright.
Navy blue, bold black and white patterns, bubblegum pink and dark taupe are all fab colors on the CLEAR COOL bright, and a good way of doing a "calmer" look. And on this group, it will actually look perfectly chill.


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What Is a Plasma Cutter and What Does It Do?
What Is a Plasma Cutter?
What Can a Plasma Cutter Cut?
What Is a Plasma Cutter Used for?
What Is a Plasma Cutter Arc Cutting System
Why Would Someone Use a Plasma Cutter?
How Does a Plasma Cutter Work?
Why Choose a Plasma Cutter for Your Job?
How Big Is a Plasma Cutter?
Sample Jobs for Which You Need a Plasma Cutter
Many jobs and professions may benefit from a plasma cutter, but you won't find one in the average home toolkit. That doesn't mean it isn't an essential tool for many tasks and professions, though.
Professionals of all types rely on plasma cutters to cut metal because they are one of the most valuable tools for the task. As a result, specialists from many walks of life employ and benefit from them.
While this is not a typical item for home renovation projects, some suitable craftsmen and craftswomen will want it. That's why we're going to take a look at what plasma cutter can do and how you can go about finding the best one for your needs!
A plasma cutter is a machine that uses an electric arc to heat and ionize gas, which is then forced through a small nozzle to create a plasma beam. First, the metal is heated to the point that it becomes semi-gaseous, and then the plasma cutter uses compressed air passed through the hose at very high velocities to cut through metals.
Inert gases, including compressed air, are utilized in the plasma cutter. An electric arc is established through the gas to the working object, converting part of the gas into plasma, and a hot enough plasma is used to cut metal and release molten metal from the cut.
A plasma cutter would often be used in place of the welder in many situations. And for good reason: a plasma cutter is much faster at cutting than a welder.
You can learn even more about it by heading here.
It is possible to cut mild steel and non-ferrous metals less than 2 inches thick with a plasma cutter. The following are some of its advantages:
⦁ Ease of use
⦁ High cutting precision
⦁ High speed and low operating costs (especially when compared to water jets and lasers).
Both thick and thin materials may be cut using plasma cutting. Here at Best Plasma Cutter USA, our plasma systems' cutting capacity is 50mm/2 for mild steel and up to 150 mm/6" for special stainless steel applications.
As plasma cutters produce a scorching and focused cutting area, they are perfect for cutting metal in curved or angular shapes. Plasma cutters are often used in fabrication and manufacturing industries as they can quickly and easily cut through materials like steel, aluminum, brass, and copper.
In addition to being used for industrial applications, plasma cutters can also be utilized for more delicate tasks such as fabricating body panels or trimming metal. They can also be used for more creative endeavors, such as creating sculptures and metal art.
At Best Plasma Cutter USA, we offer a wide range of plasma cutter machines that are perfect for both industrial and personal applications. Our machines are easy to use and offer high precision and speed when cutting through metal. We also have a wide range of accessories and parts that are perfect for expanding the functionality of your plasma cutter.
The Plasma Arc Cutting System comprises three fundamental components: the power supply, the arc start circuit, and the burner. These components provide the electricity, ionization ability, and process control required to create high-quality plasma arcs for effective cutting.
The power supply is the system's heart, providing the high-amperage, low-voltage power to create the plasma arc. The arc start circuit ionizes the gas and starts the plasma arc. The burner provides a stable platform for the plasma arc and ensures that the correct gas pressure and flow are maintained.
The primary function of the power supply is to provide the energy to create the plasma arc. Therefore, the power supply must be able to handle the high current and voltage requirements of the plasma cutter. It also needs to have a low impedance so that it can easily start the arc.
The Arc Start Circuit is a high-frequency generator circuit that generates an AC voltage of 5,000 to 10,000 volts at around 2 MHz. Inside the burner, the voltage ionizes the gas and creates plasma. The discharge nozzle and electrode are clamped to keep the plasma jet stable.
The simple answer? Well, it's to primarily cut metal. However, it's not just limited to that as it can also do things like:
⦁ Beveling
⦁ Notching
⦁ Piercing
⦁ Grooving
⦁ Slitting
It's these added functionalities that make it a popular choice in fabrication and manufacturing. Plus, with the precision and speed it offers, it can easily outdo other traditional cutting methods.
If you have extremely thin or thick metal, a plasma cutter is not the correct tool for the job. If the metal is too thin, the plasma cutter will be too powerful and won't work; if the metal is too thick, it won't function correctly and could cause your plasma cutter to break.
Plasma cutters are excellent for cutting a long line in a piece of metal that is the correct width, which is usually around one inch. They can also be used to cut more precise forms, especially under the control of an expert operator.
A plasma cutter is not a complicated tool, but it might be challenging to comprehend at first since there are many moving parts. However, when you've got an understanding of how it works, you'll be able to use it more confidently and effectively.
Traditional and CNC, or Computer Numerical Control, are the two types of plasma cutters:
⦁ CNC, which stands for Computer Numerical Control, means that someone has programmed the pattern into a computer that controls the cutter. The computer determines where the metal is cut rather than the person.
⦁ Traditional, on the other hand, is a more manual process that involves a hand-held torch that the user moves around the metal.
Both methods achieve similar results, as long as the operator is skilled and knowledgeable in how to use a plasma cutter.
Many benefits come with using a plasma cutter as your go-to metal cutting tool. It's precise, fast, and easy to use – making it perfect for both experts and beginners. But there's a lot more to it than that. Let's explore some other reasons why you should consider using a plasma cutter:
⦁ Speed: A plasma cutter is fast. Very fast. It can cut through a piece of metal in seconds, which is why it's often the go-to choice for industrial use.
⦁ Control: As the speed and precision of a plasma cutter increases, the level of control you have over the cut also improves. This makes it easier to create clean and accurate cuts – no more worrying about ruining your material.
⦁ Clean: Plasma cutters produce a cleaner cut than any other traditional methods. This is due to the high-frequency arc that melts the metal, which then evaporates and leaves a smooth edge.
⦁ Inexpensive: In the long run, a plasma cutter is much more affordable than other traditional cutting methods. Not to mention, it's easier and faster to use, so you'll save time and money in the process.
The size of a plasma cutter can vary depending on the type and model. However, most portable plasma cutters are about the size of a toolbox and weigh around 15 pounds. This makes it easy to transport and use in a variety of settings.
Large industrial plasma cutters can be much bigger, weighing in at around 200 pounds. While they're not as portable, they offer more power and precision for larger projects.
So, now that you know the answer to questions like "what is a plasma cutter" and "what is a plasma cutter used for?" It's time to see where this tool can be a valuable addition to your workshop or business.
Just some of the many people who can benefit from using a plasma cutter include:
⦁ Tradespeople: Plasma cutters are essential tools for many tradespeople. They're helpful in cutting sheet metal without taking parts back into their shops while working on repairs in HVAC and Refrigeration Technology.
⦁ Plumbers: Plumbers tend to use plasma cutters to cut copper, brass, and aluminum piping and tubing. They find that the cutter makes clean, straight cuts and leaves a smooth surface on the pipe, eliminating any additional grinding or finishing.
⦁ Contractors: Finally, contractors and builders use plasma cutters to make precision cuts in various materials. With its ability to quickly and easily cut through many materials, the plasma cutter is an indispensable tool for any contractor or builder.
But plasma cutters are not only for complex tasks and professions. For example, did you know that some artists also utilize plasma cutters in their work?
These artists operate plasma cutters to produce one-of-a-kind, amazing images on metal surfaces. Their works are marketed and exhibited in galleries worldwide, including some museums.
Even hobbyists have employed plasma cutters. Using a plasma cutter, they brand logos, creative expressions, or other ornamental designs into metal; you may have seen their goods for sale at farmers' markets.
In this article, we covered "What is a plasma cutter?" and "What is a plasma cutter used for?" We also looked at some of the different applications for which a plasma cutter can be used. But now the real question is, are you ready to try out a plasma cutter for yourself?
With all its benefits, there's no doubt that this versatile tool can be a valuable addition to your workshop or business. So, what are you waiting for? Start exploring the possibilities today!
Q1. What Is a Plasma Cutter and How Does It Work?
A plasma cutter sends an electric arc through a gas, passing through a restricted opening.
Q2. What Is a Plasma Cutter Used for?
Plasma cutters are precise cutting tools that can cut a wide range of metals and thicknesses. They're helpful in a variety of sectors. Different amps are required for various cutting demands, such as fewer amps are needed to cut ¼" sheet metal than 1″ steel.
Q3. What Kind of Gas do You Use With a Plasma Cutter?
When cutting thicker stainless steel or aluminum, argon gas is frequently used. When cutting thinner stainless steel or aluminum, some people use a combination of hydrogen and nitrogen, methane and nitrogen, or hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
Q4. Do You Need An Air Compressor for a Plasma Cutter?
One of the most significant criteria for a good cut using a plasma cutter is adequate air pressure to propel the plasma out of the cut.
Q5. What Is Needed for Plasma Cutting?
The Electrode, Swirl Ring, and Nozzle are the main consumable components required for plasma arc generation. An Inner Retaining Cap, as well as an Outer Retaining Cap, is used to hold all of the pieces together. You can find everything you need right here at Best Plasma Cutters USA.
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Lies, Damn Lies and BOFH Statistics
All in a bad cause
By Simon Travaglia 6 Jul 2000 at 12:01
Episode 25 BOFH 2000. Episode 25
So I get this tape in from the courier and it's marked -
AS PER USUAL
- "Ultra Urgent". Which means that The Boss is going to be in any time to see how..
"How's that tape going?" The Boss asks, trundling into the office at warp factor .0000000003 before I have a chance to nudge it off the table and into the bin.
"What tape?"
"The Survey Data tape!" He cries. "Very important stuff that. We paid a survey company twenty five thousand pounds to do an electronic survey to find out what our customers really want."
"You mean like a good product at a reasonable price?" the PFY chirps in.
"No, no," The Boss smiles condescendingly. "We want to know what the customer REALLY wants - product colour, naming, whether to use chrome or not."
"All important stuff then," I comment, rolling my eyes at the PFY.
"Yes! So where can the tape be?"
"Probably hasn't been delivered," I say.
"Well it's funny because I saw the courier on the way out," he cries triumphantly, producing a delivery receipt from his pocket. "And he says you DID get one."
"Yes" the PFY jumps in, knowing my policy on signing for things only too well "- or rather someone named.. uh.. John Major did. Does HE work here?"
"The beancounters maybe?" I suggest helpfully.
"It doesn't matter," The Boss cries yet again, with a hint of triumph in his voice, while producing another tape. "I got a copy delivered just in case!"
He hands itover, chomping at the bit to get the tape read-in.
"Chop! Chop!" he cries. "What's on it?"
"Well, as I've only just got the thing, it's hard to say," I respond, not appreciating The Boss's attempts to grease the gears of media reading.
"Well it's really important!" The Boss burbles, stating once more, for the benefit of the COMPLETELY bloody stupid, the reason for his visit.
"Yes, yes," I murmur, slapping the tape into the external drive on my machine.
Normally - I have to admit - I'd only be reading a foreign tape once I'd run it through the Virus Scanning Bulk-Eraser (Never had a Virus that's survived a good, hard, scanning from that baby). HOWEVER, if I do that it's only going to have The Boss skulking about for even longer. And I don't think I could handle it.
Once it's in, I run a quick tar, an od, and finally a binary dump to come to an interesting conclusion.
"The tape's blank," I tell The Boss, ignoring his disbelieving facial response.
"It can't be, it was written by a professional archiving company!"
"Then it must have been written in Braille."
"Or marker pen!" the PFY cries, recalling a past habit of mine of writing: "The Boss is a Winker" on the leader of 9 track tapes, to give the tape monkey something to cheer him up at backup time.
"Well fast forward the tape along a bit, maybe the data starts further on.." The Boss cries, getting a little disconcerted. "Perhaps they didn't rewind it properly before they wrote it."
"Can't happen," I respond. "All tapes have a beginning of tape mark of someform. If there's nothing after that mark, there's nothing on the tape."
"But.. But.. "
"Look, I'll show you" I cry, grabbing a recent addition from the rubbish bin and yanking it's label off before The Boss can cop a dekko, "Here's a tape with, uh, intermittent read errors, which we chucked out."
I slap the tape in the drive and run it up.
"Look, see, data!"
"I see."
"Which starts at the beginning of the tape. All valid data. Actually, how were you going to interpret your data?"
"Oh, with this program," The Boss burbles, pulling a floppy out of the Pandora's box that is his business suit.
I chuck the floppy into my machine and run up the executable (without even virus checking because I like to live on the edge) and pump the data at it.
"Well" I cry, "if we used the data on THIS tape for instance, it says that... 68% of people prefer British Racing Green or Cobalt Blue, while 11% prefer reds and browns... 73% of people prefer a name that is orientated to the British and/or American markets as opposed to Asian... 67% like chrome, although 53% of those didn't like it to be a dominating influence... uh, 67% of the respondents were in the upper quartile of income earners, and a staggering 83% say they buy our products recently."
"Well, that's believable as the survey was of our clients, and a lot of them are rather well-to-do," The Boss says.
"Remember," I add, applying a pin to The Boss's bubble. "this is just a tape I pulled out of the bin. The results are just an interpretation of the binary data."
"But it's so accurate - it's almost like it WAS the survey data!" he responds.
"Hmmm. And you're not suspicious?"
"Suspicious? Why?"
"Well if a survey confirms EVERYTHING you expected, why spend a large amount of money on a survey? I certainly wouldn't like to be the person who suggested an expensive survey like that when it comes out telling us what we already know..."
The Boss is strangely quiet at this.
"No," I continue. "What you want is a survey that breaks new ground -tells us something we don't know. Similar data, but varying by certain degrees."
A 15-watt bulb suddenly illuminates in The Boss's mind.
"Have you got any data like the data on that tape?"
"I don't know," I mumble, looking to the PFY for inspiration. "What was on that tape?"
"Soft Core Porn," the PFY cries, obviously mistaking it for one of our archive tapes.
"WHAT?!?"
"We, uh, take copies of stuff we delete from the users' shares," I ad lib,"just in case they complain, then deny having it."
"Ah. So I want to use soft core porn as the input."
"NO!" I cry. "Soft core didn't work, the data was totally unbelievable. You're going to have to use some DIFFERENT data. Hardcore porn is probably best"
"Hardcore?!" he says anxiously.
"Yes," the PFY adds. "Possibly even bestiality. IF you want good data to cover your arse.."
Two days later, at The Boss's leaving drinks (after the Big Porn scandal, which was after the Big Survey scandal where The Boss presented the data that people liked the idea of Purple and Yellow-embossed Chrome product, with names like Kamakuza which would be bought en masse by low income types)...
"How on earth did they find out?" The Boss cries.
"Well, I think the giveaway was when you attached the data file to your email and didn't change the file extension from .jpg," I murmur.
Still, it was time for a change.... ®
BOFH is the Bastard Operator From Hell. He is the creation of Simon Travaglia. Don't mess with his copyright.


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