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Violent Criminals: Society's Rework, or Scrap?
Forum | forums.industryweek.com | Mar 18, 2009
To continue to relate my family's recent tragedy to manufacturing, I've been thinking about the parallels between the release of a violent predator back into public, and the release of a deadly product.
orange/kevlar - Page 3 - ArboristSite.com
Back in my college days, 25+ years ago, I worked the summers in a windshield manufacturing plant, PPG. As a cutter we wore arm chaps made of a cut resistant materiel(also other safety clothing). I couldn't cut them with a knife but I believe it was before kevlar became popular.
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235 MPG Car From VW In 2010
Forum | feeds.penton.com | Jul 6, 2008
How'd they get there, then? New applications in automotive aerodynamics (a coefficient of drag half of the average) and ultralight materials for everything from the motor to the steering wheel, among other innovations.
http://feeds.penton.com/~r/IWCompleteForum/~3/327801104/showthread.php
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Manufacturing Czar Visits 'Green Spot' Plant
Forum | forums.industryweek.com | Sep 4, 2008
Commerce Assistant Secretary for Manufacturing and Services William "Woody" Sutton visited Steelcase Inc.'s wood production plant in western Michigan on Sept.
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Best Analogy I've Heard In A While
Forum | forums.industryweek.com | Oct 9, 2008
You re in a room with 100 people, and 20 of those people have a deadly disease that is spread by touch. You have no idea who the 20 are, so your strategy is touch no one . The banks have no idea who is toxic and who is not, so lending has frozen.
Is Siemens The New Nigerian Prince?
Forum | forums.industryweek.com | May 13, 2009
Just got this in my email inbox: The Siemens International Programme. Therefore you have been approve for a lump sum payout (£750.000.00 GBP), Pounds Sterling in the Siemens International Program. Please fill the form below and send it to our payment department with the contact given below.
Furniture Makers or Movers?
Forum | forums.industryweek.com | Jul 28, 2008
Following a trend I wrote about in IndustryWeek’s August cover story, some furniture manufacturers may move operations back to the United States because of rising transportation costs and currency fluctuations. According to Reuters news service: Since 2000, scores of U.S.
Export Boom Leaves Manufacturing Behind
Forum | forums.industryweek.com | Aug 19, 2008
"Exports are the bright spot this year in an otherwise bleak economy. But the world is not suddenly snapping up made-in-America goods like aircraft, machinery and staplers. The great attraction is decidedly low-luster commodities like corn, wheat, ore and scrap metal.
That Bottle Used to Be A Plant
Forum | forums.industryweek.com | Nov 20, 2009
PlantBottle packaging is currently made through a process that turns sugar cane and molasses, a by-product of sugar production, into a key component for PET plastic. The sugar cane being used comes from predominantly rain-fed crops that were processed into ethanol, not refined sugar.
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