West Projections Festival 2019 will delve into the theme of Home. Artists are invited to investigate their sense of place .
Home can be a place, a safe place, a house, apartment or other shelter. What makes a home? We share homes with families, lovers, friends and strangers. It can be a place of retreat and sanctuary or of shift and transition. Home is temporary for some and permanent for others. Domestic confines or domestic bliss. It can be a positive or negative space.
We ask artists to explore their own definition of home through projection and new media. Utilising and incorporating the eclectic canvas of Footscray, Seddon and West Footscray. Home will be illuminated in shopfronts, bars, artist galleries and studios, public spaces, Victoria University campuses and laneways.
We encourage artists, artists collectives, curators and students at all stages of their practice to apply.
Submissions extended until 30th of April.
Please note we are unable to provide individual feedback after submission of proposal.
A selection committee consisting of West Projections Festival committee members, artists and independent producers will meet and select artists for the festival.
The selection committee will apply the following criteria.
Proposal is engaging, strong visual content and can be executed.
The selection criteria meets our overall festival mission outlined below.
The producers will allocate artists to sites that best accommodate the work of the artists.
West Projections Festival is a not for profit Incorporated Association presenting a community festival. We receive both in-kind and financial sponsorship. We are able to provide a small presentation artist fee. The amount will be confirmed after submissions close as we are in the process of securing all avenues of sponsorship.
In addition to a small fee we're able to provide the following.
A large component of our festival is the public program of events.
Artists to be available for an artist talks on our guided walks.
Artists to be available for an audio interview to be recorded at Fresh Media, Footscray.
Share publicity of the festival through their networks.
Kindred Studios will be hosting a free residency to an artist or collective to develop work for West Projections Festival. We welcome individual or collective artists to apply. There is only one residency on offer.
The residency is offered from the 1st of July until the 31st of July.
Please provide less than 300 words on how the residency will benefit your practice.
The selected artist will produce a work that will be presented as part of West Projections Festival in 2019. The final artwork will be presented on-site at Kindred Studios.
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Built in 1873 and designed by Jackson Warner its original use was the city of Rochester, NY's first school. This 48,000 sf four-story building with basement has been renovated into 21 apartment units with mixed-use commercial spaces. The exterior is brick masonry with a combination slate, membrane and metal roofs.
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I really don't want to sell it, but I don't really have the time or money to keep it anymore.
It's got ring issues on #1 (low compression, now burning oil), and I think an injector pooped out, but should be serviceable... Probably just bore/hone it out to 87MM and drop in some nice alloy pistons.
Before it started having issues, it was making at least 300BHP, if not 300WHP. I never got the chance to have it on the dyno.
I would really like to get $4k for the whole lot, I'll even toss in whatever extras I have (original rear springs, original front prop shaft, extra diffs, nearly complete S13 rear suspension).
If you've never see it, the car is completely stripped on the inside, I have started making a new dash, but it's rough right now (it works), other than that... No head liner, no panels, barely front carpet, etc.
I've weighed the chassis, and it clocks in at 2230LBS.
Paint is rattle can, never got around to making it nice (only the passenger door), no major rust (just surface stuff from last winter).
Fix the engine, add a cage, go drifting.
Build thread is in my signature... Make an offer, try not to insult me!
I'd like to keep it somewhat local, you'll have to have to bring a tow dolly.
dam can't you garage it or something till your able to fix it? that S12 was awesome man.
Oh, also the rear suspension is 100% solid mounted to the chassis, has a delrin plastic bushing for the diff mount and solid subframe mounts, as well as poly swing-arm bushings.
Also the diff in the car is welded, as is one of the other spares and the third one is still open (I think).
And after thinking about it, I'll keep the MegaSquirt in it, but I'll put the old MS1 chip back in and keep the MS2 upgrade... MS2 was just mostly for idle quality/LED displays/playing around, other than that, it runs just the same on MS1.
Oh, and that $4k is just what I would like to get out of it, but I'm not really expecting it... Like the post says, make an offer.
seis couldn't you save up and get a motor from a G20 or sentra/200sx SE-R then swap stuff over?
Sentra block is different from the RWD SR's, unfortunately.
The block is serviceable though, it just needs a bore/hone and new pistons... I could fix it, since I don't have to drive it anymore, but I don't know if I really want to put the time/money in it, since it's no longer registered now.
If I didn't have the 58 beetle in there already, I'd probably hang on to it, but I'll have the beetle for another 2 or 3 years yet.
You can buy an sr swap for that!
Dont do it man...youve put too much into it and 1200 is just an insult to you..
Seems I don't have to worry about it, no one wants it anyway.
If you do send the car to the wreckers can I get your driver fender?


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Italian producers GAZZ and MaTTsh team up for the first time on their dark new collaboration "Dragon," via FiXT. Much like its namesake, "Dragon" is fiery and relentless, pummeling listeners with bar after bar of contorted basses between its chugging midtempo beats. The song also features an array of commanding synth licks on display, dipping in and out of the madness at will.
GAZZ and MaTTsh are both on the cusp of a major breakthrough with their music, having both already gained a deal of notoriety between their originals and bootleg remixes (which have completely flipped songs from Twenty One Pilots, The Weeknd, Swedish House Mafia and Ghost in the Shell on their heads). This may be the first time these two promising up-and-comers have paired up, but it hopefully won't be the last.
released August 13, 2021
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The story of Michael and Jeff Shaara is as sad and wonderful a tale as any novelist could dream up and it's perfectly true.
Here's the short version: Michael Shaara was a writer who taught for a living. Over the course of his career he published more than 70 short stories. He was a science fiction writer like Ray Bradbury who churned stories out for sci fi magazines of the day. Then, in the early 1960s, he became intensely interested in the Civil War and wrote something completely different, a historical novel. This novel was rejected by 15 houses before it was finally published, to little notice, in 1965. The war in Vietnam was taking place and there was wasn't much interest in revisiting the Civil War.
Seven years later, Michael Shaara was riding a motorcycle in Italy. He had a history of heart disease and it's thought that maybe he had a small stroke while on the motorcycle. It was the beginning of the end for him, physically, and it came at a time when his work was beginning to receive some acclaim. His historical novel about the Civil War, "The Killer Angels," won a Pulitzer Prize in 1975.
But the next 13 years were marked by pain and illness so acute that he could barely write. He severed all connections with his son, Jeff. He died in 1988 leaving behind a career marked by one Pulitzer Prize and countless rejection slips.
Jeff graduated from Florida State University with a degree in criminology in 1974. He had no interest in becoming a writer, a career he understood to be characterized mainly by rejection. He made his living in Tampa, Fla., for many years as a dealer of rare coins. But when his father died, Jeff sold his business and went to work putting his father's literary estate in order.
This is where the Shaara luck (the Italian name was changed by a Dutch clerk when the first Shaaras came through Ellis Island) began to change. In the past decade, since the death of his father in 1988, Jeff Shaara has gone from being a rare-coin dealer to a best-seller author and movie producer with homes in two states (New York and Montana). And he has managed to both reconcile and celebrate his father's memory and work.
"I would say the real change has come in the last two years with the publication of 'Gods and Generals' and 'The Last Full Measure,' " said Shaara in a recent phone interview.
"It took me some time to think of myself as a writer, not just a son finishing his father's story," added Shaara.
What Shaara did was continue his father's work by writing a prequel to "Killer Angels." If you want to read the father/son trilogy, you would start with "Gods and Generals," then "The Killer Angels" and then the newly released "The Last Full Measure." You would learn a tremendous amount about the Civil War, for the Shaara books (all published by Ballantine) have been praised for being historically accurate while remaining novels.
OK, it's extraordinary enough that the virtually untrained Shaara could research and write to such a high standard. But now he's also a movie producer.
Film director Ron Maxwell was a longtime friend of Michael Shaara's, who worked for years to bring "Killer Angels" to the screen. That project finally resulted in the movie "Gettysburg." It was Maxwell who approached his friend's son about writing a prequel, and that led to the trilogy and, yes, now two more movies are planned.
"We are in pre-production for 'Gods and Generals,' " said Shaara. "Filming will start in 1999." He expects to have a cameo role somewhere in the movie but doesn't know if he'll be wearing blue or gray and to him it doesn't matter. Shaara is having a great time with his multi-faceted new career but he also is serious when he says he wants people today to understand more about the Civil War and the fact that there were no good guys, no bad guys.
"Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, Stonewall Jackson, these characters are not myths but men just like us, ordinary men rising to the occasion. Ordinary men doing extraordinary things in terrible times with dignity and bravery. They earned our respect," he said.
Two percent of the population or 600,000 men died in the Civil War. Today 2 percent of the population would be about 6 million. And, contrary to what's being taught in high school history classes, almost none of the ordinary soldiers thought the war was about slavery or state's rights.
"Grant was a career soldier, Jackson was fighting because God told him to, Lee was fighting for state's rights for Virginia. What my father did and what I have tried to do is explore the history, the incredible events, through the eyes of the characters to put the reader right there, to experience the sights and sounds. Beyond that, I have tried to make these characters real in a way that a history textbook cannot," said Shaara. He succeeds.


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International, News, Politics	 August 6, 2013
EU presses Malta to Accept African Migrants at Sea
More than 100 migrants arrived in Malta on a dinghy on Sunday
The European Commission has urged Malta to allow 102 African migrants rescued from the sea by a tanker to enter its territory. It said the EU state had a humanitarian duty to take in the migrants, who were rescued off the coast of Libya.
Among those rescued are an injured woman, four pregnant women and a five-month-old baby. The Italian navy had asked the ship to take the migrants to Libya, the nearest land, but it disregarded the request. The tiny island state receives thousands of illegal migrants heading to Europe each year.
Hours before the latest incident, 111 mainly African migrants arrived in a rubber dinghy at Delimara, on the south-east coast. In the latest incident, the European Commission said that since the ship was now closest to Malta, the island must allow the migrants to disembark as soon as possible.
Any dispute over which country should legally take them should be resolved later, it argued. The immediate concern was to save lives. The master of the tanker M/V Salamis is credited with saving the migrants' lives but the Maltese authorities are refusing to let the ship dock.
Malta says the migrants are in no danger or distress though the ship's master has issued an urgent medical request saying one injured woman needs to be taken immediately to hospital.
The Maltese government said a patrolling Italian navy ship had ordered the Salamis to take the migrants to the nearest available port, in this case in Libya.
"The government told the ship's captain that since he had ignored the instructions given him [by the Italian navy], he had been forbidden to enter Maltese waters," a statement said on Monday. On Sunday the Italian navy rescued a group of at least 90 migrants trying to reach Europe from North Africa by boat, and brought them to the island of Lampedusa. Last month, Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat told EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy that the burden of immigration to the EU should not fall on its smallest member.
While Malta would do its compassionate duty, he added, it would not leave its doors open wide and "welcome boats from Libya and elsewhere as if nothing happened". "Call us harsh, call us heartless, but we are not pushovers," the Maltese prime minister said.
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Custom 10 foot long, plan desk. Made out of maple with solid 3/16″ birch edgebanding. Drawers are maple with solid 3/16″ maple edgebanding. The countertop is made out of Arborite, which is the one of the most scratch resistant materials available. The trim around the countertop is 1′ solid maple. It has 24 – 6″x6″ boxes for plans, with enough space to lable each box individually.
This desk was modified after the installation for a more user friendly design. I've included the before and after pictures. The after having more leg room.


Hopefully there will be some critiques to print from 2013!!
Tri, feminine head, sound front, good depth of chest, nice neck, showing correct amount of arch, good spring of rib, well carried stern, showing good turn of stifle, moved soundly both ways, handled to advantage.
Very nicely balanced 2 year old tri in excellent coat. Well handled to full advantage. Nicely proportioned head, dark eye, nicely set ears of correct texture and fold, lovely expression. Strongly built, sound front with good feet. Clean shoulders well laid, good ribbing, level topline, which was excellent on the move. Short tail, strong over loin, enough rear angulation. Moved very well with lots of petit enthusiasm"
dark expressive eye & correct leathers. Lovely reach of neck into correct shoulders, upper arm, straight front with enough bone & good feet. She has a good depth of chest , spring of rib & her ribs are carried well back to her strong well muscled loin. Good topline & tailset into correctly made hindquarters with good muscletone & second thigh. She comes into her own on the move, so sound out & back with reach & drive, a lovely girl who was my BPIB last time I judged, I had no hesitation in awarding her the RCC in good company.


"Only masterpieces" in the 'motto' which guides Domenico and Tomaso Piva in choosing and appraising art and antique works for their collections.
They are few among antiquarians who didn't surrender to hightened specialization and trive to conduct a polispecialization which goes from old master paintings and sculpture to the historical and artistic context of these works. They look indeed with passion to Venetian and Lombard furniture, to ceramics, to scientific instruments and to works of art which Tomaso introduced in the galley business after his experience in Paris.
Piva&C participates in TEFAF Maastricht and in the main Italian fairs.


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Multi-Award-Winning and Best-Selling author Catriona McPherson is making a stop over at Third Place Books on Sunday, March 24, 2019 on her road trip through Oregon and Washington on her way up to this year's Left Coast Crime in Vancouver, BC.
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Sugar Land - Missouri City Edition | October 2020
Within Sugar Land and Missouri City's ve ZIP codes, 77479—which includes Greatwood, New Territory and a portion of Riverstone—saw the most donations to date since Jan. 1, 2019, making up more than half of the total. DONATION distribution Amount donated >$1M $600K-$1M
PACs & caps Federal laws place limits on donors, depending on the type of committee receiving the donation.
Political action committee: a committee that backs a group of candidates or an initiative State/local party committee: supports local party eorts Candidate committee: committees that support a specic candidate for oce Independent-expenditure-only political committees: called super PACs, they are barred from directly coordinating with a candidate National party committee: supports party eorts, with special accounts for designated uses, such as conventions
Cap: $5,000 per year
Cap: $2,800 per election (primary and general have separate limits)
Cap: $10,000 per year
$300K-$600K $100K-$300K $100K
77498 $342,947.29
Cap: $35,500 per year; $106,500 per year, per special account
Cap: none
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city and school district candidates do not have to deal with party lines. "I think they might have to ght a little bit for their own platform and rec- ognition not having a party identica- tion next to their name, but these races are probably the most important races that are going to aect our community," she said. "I think it can be a blessing for them if they don't want to get caught up with the dierent platforms of the two parties." FBISD has seven candidates com- peting for three seats, while Missouri City has eight candidates competing for three seats. Sugar Land has three posi- tions up for election this year, but two incumbents are running unopposed, leaving At-Large Position 1 as the only contested race. According to campaign nance records from FBISD, Missouri City and Sugar Land, many candidates did not le reports, while some raised $0 as of the July 15 ling deadline. The next l- ing period ends Oct. 5. Notably, in Missouri City, incumbent Mayor Yolanda Ford reported receipts totaling just over $6,000, while chal- lengers Fred G. Taylor and Robin J. Elackatt did not le any campaign nance reports, according to Missouri City records. Additionally, Vashaundra Edwards and Chris Preston—the Missouri City City Council incumbents for At-Large positions 1and2, respectively—reported raising $0, andnone of their challengers turned in a campaign nance report. Early voting for these and other races will run from Oct. 13-Oct. 30, and Elec- tion Day is Nov. 3. Matt Dulin contributed to this report.
2019-June 30, 2020. The date ranges dier for the two candidates because Nehls led to run later than Kulkarni. The majority of both candidates totals came from individual donations with Kulkarni receiving $2.4 million and Nehls receiving $476,306.94. For Nehls, 42 individuals donated the highest amount of $2,800. For Kulkarni, 72 individuals gave the highest amount of $5,600, with ActBlue—a Democratic Party fundraising site—accounting for $168,000, or 30 separate contributions. As a traditionally red district, the area encompassing Fort Bend County and portions of Brazoria and Harris coun- ties is beginning to trend blue. In the 2018 gubernatorial election, 51% of vot- ers voted for the Republican candidate, while 47% voted for the Democratic candidate. The remaining 2% of voters voted for the Libertarian or Green party candidates. According to Fort Bend County elec- tion data, this near 50-50 split in 2018 closed a large gap compared to 2014's gubernatorial election, when nearly 70% of voters favored the Republican candidate and about 30% of voters favored the Democratic candidate. Howell said she believes the district will stay red. However, as the early-voting period and Election Day approach, Ginyard said she expects the District 22 race to be a "nail-biter." "I think that it will be a close race," she said. "I hope we will prevail. We are working hard to pull it o, but it's going to be a nail-biter." Lookingat local races In Sugar Land andMissouri City, both city councils and Fort Bend ISD have seats up for election Nov. 3. These races are nonpartisan, and Howell said she thinks it is a good thing
77479 $3.16MILLION
TOTAL DONATED: $5.49MILLION
parties' federal accounts per year and $5,000 to political action committees. Donors have no limits when it comes to super PACs, but those groups are legally prohibited from coordinating directly with a campaign. "They tend to be more focused on attacking their candidate's opponents rather than supporting them directly," said Mark Jones, a Rice University pro- fessor and fellow with the Baker Insti- tute of Public Policy. Diving intoU.S.HouseDistrict22 A highly contested race with 20 can- didates in the primary election, the U.S. House District 22 seat will see a new oceholder after the Nov. 3 election. The seat has been held Republican Pete Olson for over a decade, but he decided not to run again this election cycle. Now, Republican Troy Nehls, Democrat Sri Preston Kulkarni and Libertarian Joseph LeBlanc are vying for the congressional seat in the Nov. 3 election. According to Federal Election Com- mission data from July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020, Nehls received about $517,000 in campaign donations, while Kulkarni received over $2.5 million from Jan. 1,
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Government 'Ideologically Opposed to Human Rights' Says Professor Gillian Triggs, the outgoing president of the Australian Human Rights Commission.
Professor Triggs has described the Australian government as "ideologically opposed to human rights".
In her final media interview on ABC Radio National, Professor Triggs said: "I think human rights in this country have regressed."
"To be honest I have to say… we are regressing on almost every front whether it is women, Indigenous [Australians], homeless [people] and of course asylum seekers and refugees," Triggs said.
"I think it is partly because we have a government that is ideologically opposed to human rights and I think it is exacerbated by the distance of most Australians to where these problems are actually the most visible.
"I have just come back from Yongah Hill for example and I suspect most Australians have no idea where Yongah Hill is or couldn't place it on the map. It is about two hours drive out of Perth and there are hundreds of men held there [in detention] in some cases for five to seven years. It is out of sight out of mind"
Triggs said the biggest concern was that unlike any other comparable country, Australia had no Bill of Rights against which government policy can be benchmarked.
"We do not have a Bill of Rights. So anything that say is done in Canada or North America or Britain or any government measure or legislative measure, [it] must comply with fundamental human rights. We don't have that in Australia," she said.
"The point has to be made that when Mr Abbott campaigned for government one of those campaign platforms was the elimination of the Human Rights Commission. In that sense it was part of the platform and it has been maintained pretty well every since," she said.
"I see people across Australia, they stop me in the supermarkets and on the trains and they all talk about fairness and justice from whatever perspective of politics they come. I think Australians do believe in that but I think they are very unnerved by leadership that constantly talks about the fear of terrorism and sadly in some cases, implicitly and explicitly, they link this with asylum seeker issues.
"So I think we have been lulled into a sense that anything the government wants to do in centralising power and in giving ministers unprecedented discretion without the supervision of the court is something the public has accepted."
"I have absolutely no interest in political partisanship. The reality, and I know this to be true, is that while the Labor government was undeniably detaining children, it was doing so for relatively short periods of time and I was having reasonably regular discussions with the then minister Mr Burke in a context that I understood the children were slowly being released.
"When the election was called obviously I am not going to call an inquiry in the middle of an election. 1100 children with their families were being detained. Four months later the figure was almost identical.
"We gave the new government the opportunity to treat these children with humanity and get them out of detention. Obviously they were going to be held for a few weeks. They were arriving in appalling states in Christmas Island. We accepted that they would be held for a little while but we realised that the new government was not going to release these children and they were being held for unprecedented periods of time. And that is then we made the decision to hold the inquiry."
She agreed that the move created a perception that she was acting in a political way.
"I totally reject that but I do accept that that was the perception created not only by the government but by a major newspaper in Australia."
She said the damage to the commission's reputation was a matter of great concern to her.
"I knew that the government was now moving not to deal with the evidence we had produced but to decide to attack me personally and the commission [and that] was very dangerous.
"But we also know that the Australian government platform was that it was determined to see the commission abolished and we saw this in the context of what really was the intent of the government.
"The last thing I want to do is to have a negative impact on the reputation of the commission but I think it is fair to say that the Australian people are now much more aware of the function and purposes of the Human Rights Commission and there is huge community support for the work that we do."
When asked if she had any regrets Professor Triggs said: "No regrets. I believe we have done a terrific job. We have stuck to the facts, we know the facts are right and we are very proud of that. I very much hope that in the future the commission can continue to be fearless in standing up for the rights of Australians."
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2017 | In Focus | September 2017
Proud to be Made-in-the-USA
American Elite Molding
Written by Nate Hendley
American Elite Molding (AEM) is a highly successful manufacturer that blends sound business practices with patriotic principles. This leading producer of nylon cable ties in the United States uses American supplies and suppliers when possible and produces its wares domestically.
"Approximately ninety-seven percent of what we sell is made here in our facility in the U.S. There are some oddball items that we don't actually make, that help fill out our line, but really our focus is making and selling what we do here in the United States," states founder and Chief Executive Officer Bob Sires.
The company's head office and manufacturing facilities are based in Crestview, Florida. The firm produces over 1.5 billion cable ties a year, has enjoyed twelve years of double-digit growth and boasts annual sales of $25 million. With distribution centers in Florida, Indiana, California and Connecticut, AEM offers speedy delivery nationwide.
American Elite's product line includes cable ties, specialty ties, proprietary E-Z Off cable ties, HVAC duct straps, custom printed cable ties and various accessories. The firm has MIL-SPEC ('military spec' – a U.S. Department of Defense standard) certification, and its cable ties are manufactured in around-the-clock fashion in Crestview.
With its emphasis on products being made in America, AEM is proudly defying the trend that has seen U.S. companies move manufacturing operations to cheaper foreign locales.
"I get disgusted when people say we can't do it successfully here. I have several companies in different industries, and my philosophy always is, 'We're going to do it here in the U.S., and we're going to do it better than everybody else.' And we've proven we can do that," states Sires.
Other companies in which Sires has an ownership stake or involvement include student athlete web site Locker Room Talk, Connecticut custom injection molder Technology Plastics, vitamin company Unipharm Incorporated and Buy Cable Ties.
Maintaining very high standards is one of the secrets of AEM's success. In addition to being MIL-SPEC approved, "we constantly have visitors in here to inspect us. We have a very robust quality department. We have full traceability. We can take almost any cable tie that we make, and we can trace it all the way back to the person who made that cable tie and the material used to make it. We're testing twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. If we have a bad product out there, that would be a disaster for us."
AEM began life as Bay State Cable Ties, a firm founded by Sires in Massachusetts in 1998. In 2004, Sires moved it to Florida and set up a manufacturing plant. Sires says he appreciated Florida's pro-business, low-tax environment.
The company achieved MIL-SPEC certification in 2008, which meant it could bid on all government contracts. Two years later, Bay State Cable Ties won a contract with 3M to manufacture private-label cable ties, and 3M remains one of AEM's biggest clients.
"About seventy-five percent of our business is what we call private-label business. We make the products, and we put other people's labels on the products," explains Sires.
He knows the danger of relying too heavily on a single major client, however. "I don't want to focus on one customer, so no customer is more than five percent of sales. And we play across all product lines, including heating and air conditioning, electrical, electronics, do-it-yourself, telecommunications, aerospace, marine, et cetera. We target the leaders in those industries and try to work with them."
The firm continued growing, even during the 2008–2009 recession.
In 2015, Bay State Cable Ties added 25,000 square feet to its Crestview operations, an occasion marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Florida Governor Rick Scott. The expansion was accompanied by significant internal investments. Between 2012 and 2015, the firm spent over $4 million on new equipment. And in 2016, the company also added four new molding machines.
Also last year, it added new warehouse facilities and officially changed its name to American Elite Molding. The change reflected the fact that the term 'Bay State' specifically refers to Massachusetts, not Florida, and the old name suggested the company was a regional enterprise.
"We wanted to portray ourselves as what we really are, which is more of a North American company. We can service everybody in one day. And we feel we are an elite manufacturer," explains Sires.
The firm has come a very long way over the years. In just over a decade, the company expanded from 4,000 square feet to 75,000 square feet in size while personnel numbers grew from three workers to 160 today.
Besides the fact AEM makes excellent cable ties, Sires says the company's rapid growth is a testament to its service-minded attitude. "I think we service our customers better than anybody else does. We provide superior customer service. We work with our customers, listen to their needs and meet their demands. And that's why [we've seen] double digit growth year after year."
Sires fully anticipates this growth to continue. "The only thing that stops us from growing is [the cost of] adding machines. Right now, we have fourteen custom injection molding machines. Each line costs about $1 million. We're trying to add at least one line a year," he states.
With this in mind, AEM looks for new hires with a positive mindset and spirit. "I want good people that are happy to be at work. It's all about attitude for me. If you have a positive attitude, you can do anything. Almost every one of our supervisors and floor techs and people in key positions started with us from the ground floor," states Sires.
To entice new employees, AEM offers generous health insurance coverage, paid vacations and holidays. It tries to promote from within and offers decent wages.
"It's not a political statement; it's just a personal statement, but I believe people can't survive on minimum wage. It's just not a fair thing to do. We start people at $10 an hour. After ninety days, they get a fifty cents raise. We continue to give them raises. We have a 401(k) plan, we pay full medical benefits for people, and we constantly have training so that they can improve [their skills]. We have a lot of employees that have been with us for a long time, and that's because they feel that they are part of a family," he says.
Such efforts have earned AEM much goodwill. In January 2016, Sires won the Governor's Business Ambassador Award for job creation from Florida Governor Scott. American Elite was a finalist for the 2016 Florida Manufacturer of the Year Award, in the medium-sized manufacturer (75–200 employees) category. American Elite Molding was also among fifty companies chosen in a 2016 competition of Florida companies to watch, organized by an economic development agency.
Winning such awards is "the culmination of the hard work and effort that we put into everything," says Sires.
The company does not plan to rest on its laurels however and is always looking to improve. AEM recently hired consulting firm Hallet Enterprise to review its operations. Hallet investigated ways to increase efficiency, cut waste, minimize errors, enhance shipping and empower employees. Hallet's investigation and training resulted in a fifty percent increase in assembly process productivity. The consultancy also showed employees how to detect defects early in the process and implement corrective solutions.
Sires, who is a strong advocate of lean manufacturing and Six Sigma principles, says these improvements came at a minimal cost. "It was just a matter of redeploying resources and moving things around. And from that, we significantly improved our throughput. We sell a commodity product. The price on a commodity product is dictated by the market, so the only thing we can do is improve our efficiencies and reduce our costs to remain profitable."
AEM belongs to several community and industry groups including the Northwest Florida Manufacturers Council, the Crestview Chamber of Commerce and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). American Elite is also involved with a Rotary Club scholarship program to promote science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education in area schools. The company's involvement in such groups reflects a desire to give back to the community and encourage young people to take up technical skills.
Such involvement is also a good way to promote the company. Other promotional efforts involve a website, tradeshows and social media. However, old-fashioned word-of-mouth is one of AEM's most effective marketing tools, says Sires.
As for the future, the company continues to look at adding new products or services while maintaining its upwards trajectory. In five years, "I would be very disappointed if we're not at least – just in the cable ties sector – at $60 million in sales and 250 to 300 employees."
AEM plans to achieve this growth while retaining its 'Made in the USA' focus. "I believe when we get our customers in here and show them that it can be done successfully in this country, at the price they need to be at, and we're keeping Americans employed, and helping our own economy, it works out for them too," says Sires.
Nate Hendley


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Quessenberry's NFL debut a bright spot for Texans
David Quessenberry's NFL debut came on the Texans primetime Christmas Day game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The offensive lineman, diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma during OTAs in 2014, had an emotional return to the football field.
"It was everything I dreamed of when I was going through my treatments," Quessenberry said. "Getting out there and playing a full-speed game today was exactly how I had hoped it to be."
The Texans elevated Quessenberry from the practice squad to the active roster last week. Quessenberry not only was active for his first regular season game, he was also named team captain. Despite the 34-6 loss to Pittsburgh, Quessenberry's return was a bright spot for the Texans.
"What else can you say about that guy? That guy was in tough shape not too long ago, and for him to come back and play in an NFL game is an incredible thing if you ask me," O'Brien said. "So, I thought it was appropriate to make him a captain. I just let Lech (Shane Lechler) go out there to do the talking because Quess (David Quessenberry) hadn't been out there. So, I let Lech out there to do the talking."
Quessenberry spent the past three seasons on the Reserve/Non-Football Illness list. Drafted in the sixth round of the 2013 NFL Draft, he suffered a season-ending foot injury before the start of his rookie campaign. Being in the same rookie class, DeAndre Hopkins has seen first-hand the adversity Quessenberry has overcome to play football again.
"Everybody in this locker room feeds off of his energy," Hopkins said. "What he went through to come out and still be able to come and be part of this team everyday like nothing happened to him, everybody feeds off of his energy, honestly. I don't know if he knows it, but everybody in this locker room looks up to him."
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Demoss , first to encounted the Grimswind Lich Cultist, shouting "For Britannia" leaded the attack. Warriors and Dragons joined. While mages cast spells of fire and energy. Some casting spells to heal. Slowly we fought our way into the Lich Lord Taril's tomb. The overwhelming stench churning our stomachs.
Standing in Castle Blackthorn's courtyard, Time Lord Hawkwind, watched the Royal Spies gather. Captain Corian had told the truth. Brave and loyal, the spies answered his call. Hawkwind noted some that Captain Corian told him of: Demoss, Sad Panda, Traxton Softfoot, Grea, Brigid, Kanalit, Shumer, Savannah Rose, Catalyst, Funky Chicken, Wat Pomp, Spuflasath, Vyxen, too many to name. Faces, grim and battle worn, they waited for his news. Nodding at their greetings, he thought, these could defeat Minax. "I have returned to help you in the battle against Minax." he said. The courtyard filled with cheers.
"Will you join us to defeat Minax?" asked Demoss.
Entering the hall Vyxen looked for her friends. Seeing her, Tamais waved her over. Sitting down, "Any word of Minax or the Fiery Lady," she asked?
When Evidias entered the room, hopefull yet worried eyes turned her way.
Warriors drew their weapons while mages prepared to cast. Tamers put their dragons in front of all. Rushing out of the forest came giant wolves made of fire. Followed by a strange creature.


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Let's inquire into the intimidation of working miners in their homes and as they made their way to their jobs, choosing to work rather than obey a strike called without a ballot.
Let's inquire into the death of David Wilkie and try to find out what was in all those maps and papers Kim Howells felt he urgently needed to dispose of. Let's find out what the hundreds of miners in Merthyr Vale were thinking when they decided that the appropriate reaction to the guilty verdict on the men who orphaned Wilkie's young children was to walk out in support of the killers rather than the dead man.
Let's have an inquiry into the way that Arthur Scargill brought the dispute about and the role of his union and its supporters in the encouragement of what became major incidents of public disorder. Let's look at the role of left-wing fringe organisations and outsiders in mobilising menacing groups designed to frighten others into complying with their political demands.


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Hockey star earns her national title
Elena Correa, section editor
Savannah Sipp was six when she started playing hockey.
"There was a letter sent home from school for kids who wanted to try hockey, and I immediately loved it and started playing."
Before Sipp started playing hockey, her family wasn't that interested in it. Now all of them are big hockey fans.
Being a woman in a male focused sport hasn't been easy. "I played on boys' teams for my first eight years of hockey. Some years there were other girls, and some years I was the only one."
Gendered separation was a big challenge for her."[Because I was a girl], I got dressed in a different locker room, and I didn't connect with my team as much. Some boys, with obvious influence from their parents, believed girls shouldn't be playing hockey."
"There was only one year that I had outright issues and fights with my boys' teams and those all stemmed around one problematic person. Overall, most of the boys I have played with have been nice to me or at the very least indifferent," she said.
"There have been seasons where I have played on multiple teams, select teams, and not very good teams. It depended on the season and where I was living. My team currently is the Omaha Lady Jr. Lancers 19u. Our colors are orange, black, and white. Our mascot is a lancer, which is basically a knight," Sipp said.
Sipp is a goalie for her 19-girl traveling team, of which essentially only compete in tournaments. The team went to around 10 tournaments last season and then participated in districts and high school nationals. "It depends on what level you are playing at, but hockey is essentially August to March. A lot of players also play on summer teams or do summer programs and camps, so it tends to be year-round at the level I play at."
"My coach can be really intense, and he does like to push us to our limits. Our practices are usually an hour, but there were many times that our coach would make us stay on the ice longer to run drills or skate. There were also times that our coach would skate us until some of us puked. He focused a lot on our mental game and fine tuning the basic skills."
The Knights competed at nationals this year, placing third.
"At nationals I think my team did good…we could've gone farther. We lost after overtime and a shootout in the semifinals, so it was extremely close."
Nonetheless, Sipp enjoyed the experience. "Obviously, I feel some of that blame on me, but overall, I had a good weekend too. Competing at the national level was awesome. In terms of rinks or level of play, I don't think it was that much different than what I was used to at regular tournaments. But there were a lot more teams there and it was sponsored by Chipotle, who had an entire camera crew there," she said.
Sipp thinks that next year her team just needs to continue to work on consistency to be able to reach that level again.
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