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Voting Question: service management software?
Can any one suggest a service management software for Industrial Equipments maintence ?
9 Dec 2009, 12:23 am | click here for the answers
Open Question: For someone who's already a certified Industrial Electronics Technician, what further requirements are?
needed to receive into the biomedical equipment field?
7 Mar 2010, 4:40 pm | click here for the answers
Open Question: what Industrial equipment would be used in a factory producing ready made spaghetti bolognese????
i need to know for my food tech class any help
7 Mar 2010, 4:03 am | click here for the answers
Open Question: best truck for a small mobile welding business?
I'm looking into getting an older truck to start a mobile welding side business. I was an industrial welder for about two years before switching over to QA inspection and would like to receive back into welding as my possess side job. I'm looking at older (85 and down) chevys, fords, and dodge 1 or 3/4 ton pickups (F250, 2500 series) with utility bodies on them. The reason I'm looking for older trucks is that I want to be able to do most of the major work on it myself, since I cant really afford to bring it to a store every time a sensor goes down, and I dont have computer diagnostic equipment to take care of systems like ABS, airbags, etc. My question here is what is the best truck/engine setup for my purposes. I'm looking for reliability and torque as my top priorities. I'm not planning on going too quick, but would like to keep up with highway traffic (even 60mph is fine). I'm torn between going with a straight six or a V8. I think the straight 6 would be better torque and reliability wise. I would like 4wd, but I think I can make do with a 2wd. The welding equipment I estimate to be in the half ton range, and I would like to eventually expand into towing as a secondary field (car and horse transport, short distance). I currently have a 92 Jeep Comanche with the 4.0 six which I absolutely adore, but the truck doesnt have the capacity I need and since it's a unibody construction I cant put a utility bed on it. Any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
7 Mar 2010, 11:34 am | click here for the answers
Voting Question: Did i make the right decision leaving my job to clear my conscience?
Several months ago i worked for a very big supply/hire company that generates much of its profit from renting out the industrial equipment required to use its products. My job role involved resolving disputes over customer's holdings of rented equipment ie. stock checks, raising invoices to cover loss or theft etc. The system used to record and invoice exchanging and hiring equipment was quite complex and as a result mistakes were often made by both the supplier and the customer, especially with regard to paperwork (delivery notes etc). In the 2 years i worked for the company it became apparent that a big proportion of its customers were paying rental on equiptment they no longer had, or had never had but had failed to notice due to the complexity of the rental system (its difficult to explain without naming the company and product in question). In some cases, this had been going on for over 10 years! I would often arrive across such cases and was instructed by my superiors to ignore them, unless the customer themselves had noticed the mistake. In a legal sense, i was told there was nothing wrong with this because every charges were itemised on the invoice and that it was the customer responsibility to check it was correct before paying it, and if they failed to spot the mistake but paid it anyway it was their possess fault. The fact the invoices were very confusing was irrelevant (experienced employees would often state this was done deliberately to maximise profit). With the arrival of the credit crunch the effect of this 'if its legal its ok' overcharging had devastating effects on many of my employer's customers (who were manufacturers themselves). As an employee of the company i enforced these unfair policies, policies i certainly opposed. The hipocracy of it led me to quit my job. 4 months down the line i am unemployed and still looking for a job while struggling with some debt. Did i make the right decision? What would you have done in the same situation?
7 Dec 2009, 6:53 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: EBay Like site for Industrial and Manufacturing Equipment?
Does anyone know of an aution like site Similiar to eBay, who mains focus is industrial and manufacturing equipment?
6 Nov 2009, 7:57 am | click here for the answers
Open Question: Can someone please help i didn't understand these question in my study Unit can anyone help me out?
3. Which of the following is true of engineering technicians? A. every technicians work to apply the principles of science and engineering to solve problems. B. every technicians work with computer-aided drafting systems. C. every technicians work in controlled laboratory systems. D. every technicians work in maintaining equipment. 7. One of the tasks of an engineering technician is to collect data. Which of the following is good advice concerning data collection? A. Always try to record data with a computerized monitoring system. B. Record as much data as possible, even if it’s not needed for your project. C. Know what the data is going to be used for before you start collecting it. D. Computerized and visual data collection are interchangeable for data collection projects. 11. Which type of engineering technician would do work on developing a standard for the amount of product that an assembly line worker should produce in a day’s work? A. Electronics B. Industrial C. Mechanical D. Chemical 12. It’s undeniable that the engineering technician disciplines overlap in areas of knowledge. Engineering technicians are sought after by many industries and businesses for their _______ skills. A. well-developed leadership B. specialized technical C. metalworking D. drafting My Answer: 3. a 7. d 11. b 12. d
6 Mar 2010, 12:47 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Finding a machine for tactical gear. industrial strength for heavy duty materials: cordura 1000D?
I'm looking for an industrial sewing machine that will be good for heavy duty army equipment. please let me know! my price range is a thousand dollars! Thank you!
5 Nov 2009, 5:35 am | click here for the answers
Voting Question: service management software for Industrial Equipments Maintence?
Can any one suggest service management software for Industrial Equipments Maintence ?
5 Jan 2010, 4:03 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: I would like to get a job as a prep cook but my experience and resume are kind of weak...?
Just 1 month of experience at a soup kitchen, and this is what I came up with. Can I receive a job with this?: WORK EXPERIENCE Prep Cook •Prepared and clip vegetables with knives as well as industrial cutting/cleaning equipment. • Readied beef and poultry recipes for cooking. Yes, I can work on the wording but eh, still how much can I do with that. yes but many places want to look a resume
4 Jan 2010, 5:52 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: three phase vs single phase chargers?
I would like the help from an electrician. Is there any advantage to running industrial battery chargers that are three phase vs. single phase? We are converting at my work and I was wandering what advantages we might realize but the web sights I am finding on the subject are over my head. The reason we are converting is because we just came into some three phase chargers (from closing centers) that are an upgrade from what we have been using but is there any advantage to just running three vs. single phase equipment? I am not sure if this will change anything but they are 480V chargers charging 48V, 36V, and 24V batteries. Its looking like there is no real advantage past the fact that the chargers are better than our old ones. Let me know if anyone disagrees with this...
4 Jan 2010, 3:39 am | click here for the answers
Voting Question: when will china overtake us (i have some estimates based on stats and doubling times/exponential, wat u think?
Assuming the US grows on average in the next 10 years at 3.7% and China grows at 10%. then China will reach the size of the US economy by 2020. This year, China will be half the size of the US economy. If you calculate based on both growth rates and it is assumed they remain the same, then China's doubling time (when GDP will double from current GDP) is 7 years. That means that in 7 years China will be the same size as the economy of the US this year. However, due to our possess growth, our doubling time will be 17 something years...But that is nice of irrelevent. If you take the GDP of the US to be 100 (some arbitrary number)...in 7 years it will be 128. This means China/US GDP ratio will be 100/128. So the US will still be ahead. However, if the growth rate then continues, in 3 years, China overtakes the US as the largest economy in the world. Assuming that other nations such as malaysia, vietnam and in general india and southeast asia start competing with china's industrial base. China could decide to sell its dollars and allow the yuan to fluctuate laise-faire. This way, its citizens would have more purchasing power than before, and it will be an incentive to buy foreign goods elsewhere in asia and india. This will mean that the domestic production, if any of the local consumption increases (expected to reach 40%), that such a local consumption will remain, but that the increase in purchasing power will mean increased spending elsewhere in asia and hence standard of living. A yuan appreciation however, would likely be controlled, in order not to contract its production in foreign exports. Foreign exports are likely to decrease by say 30%, but consumption is likely to increase many times fold, and thusly, service based and innovative based companies that could potentially make up for such a contraction. This is especially the case because if China becomes a consumer and is the same size by 2020, selling its dollars will make interest rates in the states increase exponentially and hence decrease the stock market and commodity markets. This would mean less tax revenue and increased spedning that will further add to a deficit and hence interest rate increase, until the US economy and its bussiness...such as services and innovative sectors will move to China which will have a more favorable credit enviroment...filling the 30% decrease in foreign exports... So China could produce most products, have a consumer society with appreciation of yuan by buying from other asian nations and gain US innovation and service based companies. Perhaps this is the strategy economically. Militarily, I beleive perhaps around the early 2020's China may decide to invade Taiwan, which given the US's demise and reluctance to fend off China's invasion due to debt, especially to China itself, which will announce to the world China as the new emergent super-power. Given the military spending in hardware it will spend between now and 2020, and its good economic status to spend on military equipment...the US may become its main partner and exporter of military industrial products such as tanks, aircraft, etc. The US, given the deficit and dramatic clip-backs in spending, perhaps entailing entitlements...will mean that cuts in defense spending will be a given. Slowly military bases will be clip as US loses its influence and in many cases will need China's monetary help to keep them running. And hence I look the US selling military equipment to China as a real possibility, although Russia will be a close competitor. Nasa and its commercialization will mean China will be able to purchase these innovative based commercial sectors, and use them to catapult itself as the superpower with space-supermacy...as many defense systems in space from the US are slowly phased out due to cuts in spending. By 2030, China and an asian nexus will be the main economic and militaristic superpower, while Europe, ridden with a default on debts a decade earlier and an explosion of the euro that led to an appreciation of the dollar and greater debt in the US ...dominoe effect of western defaults called the 'currency crisis' ...will mean that China will have increased responsibility to ensure economic security in the world and tug its western neighbores out of the recession, in some extent or another. NASA commercialized recently due to budgeting issues, and that means that it can use any coutrny or corproation in order to acheive its goals..In other words, its talent can be availabe for money if certain criteria and goals are acheived... second northrop grunman and boeing would likely move their manufacturing to China to increase profits as unfavoralbe social policies, perhaps social unrest and higher interest rates in the 20's will push them over there.
4 Feb 2010, 2:19 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: When will china overtake us (i have some estimates based on stats and doubling times/exponential, wat u think?
Assuming the US grows on average in the next 10 years at 3.7% and China grows at 10%. then China will reach the size of the US economy by 2020. This year, China will be half the size of the US economy. If you calculate based on both growth rates and it is assumed they remain the same, then China's doubling time (when GDP will double from current GDP) is 7 years. That means that in 7 years China will be the same size as the economy of the US this year. However, due to our possess growth, our doubling time will be 17 something years...But that is nice of irrelevent. If you take the GDP of the US to be 100 (some arbitrary number)...in 7 years it will be 128. This means China/US GDP ratio will be 100/128. So the US will still be ahead. However, if the growth rate then continues, in 3 years, China overtakes the US as the largest economy in the world. Assuming that other nations such as malaysia, vietnam and in general india and southeast asia start competing with china's industrial base. China could decide to sell its dollars and allow the yuan to fluctuate laise-faire. This way, its citizens would have more purchasing power than before, and it will be an incentive to buy foreign goods elsewhere in asia and india. This will mean that the domestic production, if any of the local consumption increases (expected to reach 40%), that such a local consumption will remain, but that the increase in purchasing power will mean increased spending elsewhere in asia and hence standard of living. A yuan appreciation however, would likely be controlled, in order not to contract its production in foreign exports. Foreign exports are likely to decrease by say 30%, but consumption is likely to increase many times fold, and thusly, service based and innovative based companies that could potentially make up for such a contraction. This is especially the case because if China becomes a consumer and is the same size by 2020, selling its dollars will make interest rates in the states increase exponentially and hence decrease the stock market and commodity markets. This would mean less tax revenue and increased spedning that will further add to a deficit and hence interest rate increase, until the US economy and its bussiness...such as services and innovative sectors will move to China which will have a more favorable credit enviroment...filling the 30% decrease in foreign exports... So China could produce most products, have a consumer society with appreciation of yuan by buying from other asian nations and gain US innovation and service based companies. Perhaps this is the strategy economically. Militarily, I beleive perhaps around the early 2020's China may decide to invade Taiwan, which given the US's demise and reluctance to fend off China's invasion due to debt, especially to China itself, which will announce to the world China as the new emergent super-power. Given the military spending in hardware it will spend between now and 2020, and its good economic status to spend on military equipment...the US may become its main partner and exporter of military industrial products such as tanks, aircraft, etc. The US, given the deficit and dramatic clip-backs in spending, perhaps entailing entitlements...will mean that cuts in defense spending will be a given. Slowly military bases will be clip as US loses its influence and in many cases will need China's monetary help to keep them running. And hence I look the US selling military equipment to China as a real possibility, although Russia will be a close competitor. Nasa and its commercialization will mean China will be able to purchase these innovative based commercial sectors, and use them to catapult itself as the superpower with space-supermacy...as many defense systems in space from the US are slowly phased out due to cuts in spending. By 2030, China and an asian nexus will be the main economic and militaristic superpower, while Europe, ridden with a default on debts a decade earlier and an explosion of the euro that led to an appreciation of the dollar and greater debt in the US ...dominoe effect of western defaults called the 'currency crisis' ...will mean that China will have increased responsibility to ensure economic security in the world and tug its western neighbores out of the recession, in some extent or another. 10 hours ago - 4 days left to answer. Additional Details NASA commercialized recently due to budgeting issues, and that means that it can use any coutrny or corproation in order to acheive its goals..In other words, its talent can be availabe for money if certain criteria and goals are acheived... second northrop grunman and boeing would likely move their manufacturing to China to increase profits as unfavoralbe social policies, perhaps social unrest and higher interest rates in the 20's will push them over there.
4 Feb 2010, 11:57 am | click here for the answers
Voting Question: Nearest dollar, best answer 10 points !?
During the last accounting period, sales of industrial equipment totalled $168,205 for every-Star Producers. Industrial equipment sales accounted for 74% of total sales. What were every-Star Producers's total sales for every products for this accounting period? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
31 Jan 2010, 9:14 pm | click here for the answers
Voting Question: accounting question.. Help!! please!!?
Am just gonna post the questions i can't do, if someone could explain it or answer it at the very least, it would be appreciated. Magistrale Construction specializes in industrial and commercial renovations. Magistrale had the following information available a the close of its first year of business, Mar 31, 2008 1. On April 1, 2007, the company purchased 2000 of supplies and recorded the purchase as a debit to Supplies Expense. Throughout the year, the company purchased additional supplies for 4800, recording the purchase the same way. An inventory count on Mar 31 2008 showed that 3200 of supplies remained on hand I have Supplies Expense 3200 Supplies 3200 but i got it worng.. An examination of the contracts signed with clients showed the following - Customer A signed a contract on Sept 1 2007 and paid 96000 to Magistrale Construction. The contract was for a building renovation that was to be completed in 8 months from the date of signing. I have nooo idea what to do on this one... -Customer B signed a contract on July 31 2007, and was to make progress paments of 4000 each month commencing Aug 1. The contract was for 60 months. The company has received 3 payments. I have nooo idea on what to do on this one either.. 4. Equipment was purchased on Oct 1 2007, for 64000. The equipment was expected to be used for 8 years and then discarded. I have Amortization 4000 Accumulated Amort. 4000 but am pretty sure am FAR off on this one too.. 5. Insurance payments during the year were debited to Insurance Expense. An examination of the policies showed the following. -Policy 1 A 2 year policy purchased on December 31, 2007 for 9600 -Policy 2 A 3 year policy purchased on Apr 2 2007 for 2400 If you can help me that would be really helpfull! Thanks for the help!! The questions are right out of the text book and we were assigned it for homework (adjusting J/E) Its good to know am not the only one lost :P Thanks for the help! Thanks for the help!! The questions are right out of the text book and we were assigned it for homework (adjusting J/E) Its good to know am not the only one lost :P Thanks for the help!
3 Feb 2010, 11:40 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Did they have special industrial strength gym equipment on The Biggest Loser to hold people over 400 lbs?
I'm not trying to be silly or rude at every. I was at the gym earlier today and noticed on every of the new equipment that was just added, there is a weight restriction of 400 lbs which is posted on the machines. I know some of the contestants on The Biggest Loser weighed over 400 lbs at the start of the season (I only watched 1 season) so I was wondering if the show had to use special equipment for the contestants. Again, I'm not trying to be rude or insensitive to anyone overweight.
29 Dec 2009, 6:49 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Safety Stick man Stickers.?
Can anyone tell me what company(companies) produces the safety stick man stickers placed on various industrial and heavy home equipment. They feature a stick person getting maimed or meeting his/her unfortunate demise due to not following the safety guidelines. I would like to know if there is a way a person could purchase some without being a maker of whatever product is a safety hazard. Please do not tell me to take it of the piece of equipment etc. that I look one on. Safety first!
28 Oct 2009, 7:31 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Math problem, best answer 10 points !?
This year's total sales for Foxworth Manufacturing are $1,933,031. During this same time frame, industrial equipment sales accounted for $1,276,001 of the firm's total sales revenue. What is the percentage of sales for industrial equipment compared to total sales? If necessary, round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.
27 Dec 2009, 3:42 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: What is your opinion on 3 Mexicans sent to prison for stealing?
Three Mexican citizens have been sentenced to U.S. federal prison for their roles in stealing heavy equipment and selling it to people in Central America, authorities said today. A fourth man, a Houston resident, is scheduled to be sentenced later this year, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Houston. Federal authorities said that Victor Antonio Garcia, 27, was sentenced to four years and three months in prison and ordered to pay $380,000 in restitution; Rito Jasso-Zorilla, 32, was sentenced to three years and five months in prison and ordered to pay $12,056 in restitution; and Orlando Gonzalez Huerta, 29, was sentenced two years in prison. Yuri David Melendez, 42, of Houston, is scheduled to be sentenced on Dec. 16. He faces up to five years in prison for his role in the scheme as well as up to life prison on a separate conviction for narcotics trafficking. Federal officials said that Melendez received requests from contacts in Central America for the purchase of stolen tractor trucks, trailers, tankers and other heavy equipment. Melendez targeted equipment at Houston-area industrial and commercial sites and then recruited others to helped steal it and transport it to Central America, usually Honduras and Guatemala. They would steer the purloined equipment to staging locations close Edinburg and then take it to Central America. The customers paid Melendez after the equipment arrived, federal officials said. The scheme began in about 2001. Melendez was arrested in January at his Houston home and he pleaded guilty in May http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/6686784.html
26 Oct 2009, 4:31 pm | click here for the answers
Voting Question: Where to find Industrial equipment designs and drawing?
I am interested in manufacturing tiny and medium range industrial equipments.For manufacturing i am looking for equipment designs and detailed drawings
26 Feb 2010, 4:56 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Would you vote for me?
Still a work in progress, but here it goes -National Gov.- Fiscal (Domestic) 13 % National Flat Tax States have the ability to levy any other form of taxes Fiscal (International) Congress has the ability to negotiate and set trade rules and restrictions against hostile countries. Vital products such as food and energy are subject to protectionists policies. No international trade organizations which would compromise this ability, though general principles of laissez faire capitalism would still be the rule, just not uncompromising law. -Foreign Affairs- NATO was designed with a specific purpose which has been completed, making it outdated, thus a new military alliance should be established to replace it, consisting of America’s fewer but truer allies. Reduce participation in international organizations and treaties. Pay back debt owned to other countries. -Health care- Since any blanket plan that covers a political region as diverse as the entire US would be inefficient, states have the sole ability to set up any system of healthcare (private or state government) for themselves, designed to meet any special needs or unique circumstances of the state. -Welfare- The form of such would be limited only to unemployment (which requires 7 resumes sent a week, and effort to regain a job), disability (those who physically or mentally can not work), or temporary welfare for those with jobs who encounter "bad times", the service lasting more than 6 months, no exceptions. General welfare will be replaced with workfare. Where the state provides jobs that are made for the unskilled and the work is generally unfavorable, consisting of manual labor, contract work, creating state use only items, or environmental work (city/beach clean up projects), pay would be based on results. There will also be more feminine related jobs for single mothers to participate in instead. Half the wages will be held by the state in an account for the participant once the individual leaves the program. ¼ of the wages will be paid to the state to supply shelter, food, water, as well as educational or skill based programs to the individual. The last ¼ is free for recreational use. Drug use is not permitted while on the program. -Social- Abortion, euthanasia, gay marriage, and other social items will be decided by the states via propositions -Crime- No automatic repeal in capital cases (you can still repeal for mistakes and flaws). Electrocution and other forms of punishment brought back and allowed if desired by the state, sentence carried out within 3 years after sentencing (for every new cases, not older ones). Length of incarceration for every non capital felonies need to be reduced, while removing TVs, weight training equipment, coffee, and any other luxury items that are not conducive to reducing recidivism. Saves money with fewer years of incarceration and less required commodities, the money saved can be pocketed or placed into rehabilitative programs. Establish a law enforcement agency that routinely patrols both borders and oceans. -Immigration- Ban on every immigrants who possess incurable infectious diseases or excessive/violent criminal records. To assure greater integration and to prevent societal marginalization of immigrants, proficient English is a requirement. Expand work visas for every law abiding and difficult working immigrants. Increase the quota for Mexican immigrates. -MISC- receive the US back to a factory/industrial based economy, by whatever means possible. I didn't change or clip unemployment from what it is now, I have no current suggestions for any modifications for unemployment, so the current system that operates below Obama is what I would still operate below, until I can figure a more apporpirate meausre. I merely suggested a replacement of the welfare system. Please don't put words in my mouth.
26 Dec 2009, 6:27 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Why does the power substation near my home make loud explosion noises (followed by a brief outage) all the tim?
I don't know exactly what type of substation it is, but it is not a big one (doesn't look like any one works there) but it is your typical series of towers and odd looking power equipment. What is unnerving (besides just living next to it generally) is that at certain times of the year, great booming explosion noises will arrive from it. I suspect it is some nice of industrial-sized fuse blowing (and not something to worry about), but I am very curious because it is VERY noisy, and always followed by a brief (1 - 5 second) outage of electricity. Anyone know?
25 Jan 2010, 11:05 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: What exactly is the problem with a motorcycle co just making motorcycles?
Why is it that its OK for a 2nd rate snowmobile maker to put out a motorcycle with a Kohler industrial engine, and why is it OK for Yamaha to make engines for Ford and Its OK for Suzuki to supposedly make engines for Hyosung and its OK for Honda & Kawasaki to make lawn equipment, and its OK for every 4 to put out marine engines but when Porsche lent some engineering to Harley Davidson, the bashers and trashers of HD scream bloody murder???? Why is it that some people just have to have their panties in a wad about Harley just making motorcycles, finally coming out with liquid cooloing and being good at it? --thats liquid cooling... Yes, there are the purists. I am one although I do think the Revolution motor is the cats meow. -I will ride my A/C Heritage until I can no longer receive parts for rebuilds and that will be a very long time. To hell with the EPA. It matters not the level of collaboration from Porsche; it pales in comparison. I'm talking about production, not accessories or profit margins or business models...or tshirts. You can't receive an overpriced Tshirt in a Honda store? yes you can. I would call the offering of accessories for the one and only product that is being made diversification. -and about Kohler?" Victory Motorcycles hopes to broaden its model line to include other classes of bikes. In 1995 the company hired engine designer Mark Bader, then with Kohler, a maker of industrial engines in Kohler, Wis" http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/1998/08/03/246306/index.htm (bowling pins? -thats just plain dumbass) silly, the hipocrisy that comes from some, complaining about antiquated barely passable engine design but that same engine has been copied by 95% of every motorcycle manufacturer on the planet that makes "cutting edge" bikes. Passable by whose standards?? Now who is elitist? Even when HD reacts to what the market asked for even if they went out of home, (so what?) Again a case of its only OK for some other company. -some people just cannot be pleased. BTW: Iaccoca was a failure at Ford before he was a failure at Chrysler...a mediocre metallurgist at best. Yeah, airplanes people aren't afraid to fly in.... I guess you weren't aware that Saddam Hussein bought Mitsubishi fighters that his pilots used to kill U.S. military personnel & civilian workers... And you apparently forgot the Bataan death march was made by slave labor for the company now known as Kawasaki. -good job rooting for what some would call an foe. I guess I should have stipulated: No trolls please.... Oh, make no mistake: I'm having a blast on my bike. I just don't understand the need for those who think they know more than the relax of us to go trying to apply a double-standard. I know I am on the right bike. -and will be for years and years... Sorry BB, nice try mushmouth... this is not a rant. Understand the question at hand: It seems fine and dandy for every other Mfr's to build and help engineer everything else in the world but when Harley did it with Porsche for the V-rod engine everyone had a freaking cow about it and cried foul. It seems like HD gets second-guessed at every turn. Why? Nobody said boo about the works cited and the other examples the respondents have graciously supplied; Doesn't Harley deserve the same accolades the other makers have gotten for their efforts too??? Yes. -And no, HD does not build golf carts. That was back in the AMF days.....gawwd. Uhh, if I have it bass ackwards with Hyosung & Suzuki: I stand corrected....
24 Jan 2010, 12:02 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: What is the salary of a Coca Cola order builder?
This is the description..... Build orders according to assigned load tickets using industrial power equipment. Manually lift and move product to restock and repack ensuring date code accuracy and proper rotation. Adhere to good manufacturing practices and safety standards. Responsible for meeting productivity requirements. Stage completed pallets in designated area.
23 Nov 2009, 4:13 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: earth science help pleaseeee?
4. Most metallic ores are produced by which two types of processes? (1 point) cementation and compaction igneous and metamorphic igneous and sedimentary metamorphic and sedimentary 5. Which of the following nonmetallic mineral resources is used both as a building material and as an industrial mineral? (1 point) sulfur limestone graphite corundum 6. What is one of the drawbacks to the extensive use of solar energy? (1 point) It is nonrenewable. Necessary equipment and installation are expensive. It is available only at night. Its use produces pollution. 7. How does nuclear fission produce energy? (1 point) Moving water turns turbines to produce electricity. A controlled nuclear chain reaction produces heat, driving steam turbines to produce energy. An uncontrolled nuclear reaction produces heat, driving steam turbines to produce energy. Carbon atoms are bombarded by neutrons. 8. Hydroelectric power is produced by ____. (1 point) falling water that turns a turbine tides that pour through a dam barrier hot water that comes from deep underground electric current that flows across a dam 12. Which of the following is NOT a land resource? (1 point) soil forests iron wind 13. In which decade were the first important laws passed to decrease water pollution? (1 point) 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 14. The Clean Water Act ____. (1 point) required pollution control devices on cars and power plants established National Ambient Air Quality Standards set maximum contaminant levels for pollutants in drinking water required industries to reduce or eliminate point source pollution in surface waters 15. Cars with hybrid and electric motors ____. (1 point) use more fuel than conventional cars create less air pollution than conventional cars use solar panels for power are no longer produced 16. What is the most important law passed to deal with air pollution? (1 point) Clean Water Act Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Clean Air Act Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act Note: your teacher will review your responses to questions 17–19 to ensure you receive proper credit for your answers. 17. (1 point) The element is used in nuclear fission to produce energy. 18. (1 point) Power plants release sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere, where they combine with water vapor to form . 19. (1 point) Forest habitat and soil are conserved through , in which only some trees in an area of forest are clip. Note: your teacher will grade your responses to questions 20–22 to ensure you receive proper credit for your answers. 20. Identify solar, wind, nuclear, and tidal power as nonrenewable or renewable energy resources. Explain your answers. (4 points) 21. Contrast point source pollution and nonpoint source pollution. (2 points) 22. How could energy conservation help to control or decrease air, water, and land pollution?
22 Oct 2009, 11:58 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Card Making ( Hobby) ~ Device to punch slots in corners ?
Is there a piece of equipment which punches 4 slots in the corners of a card to hold a photo ~ similar to the old school photo cards ? Nothing industrial size but able to punch every 4 slots at once with a professional finish/appearance.
22 Jan 2010, 4:00 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Chemistry Questions, please help!?
1.A solution contains 85.0 g of NaNO3 and has a volume of 750 mL. Find the molarity of the solution. 2.What is the molarity of a solution of sucrose, C12H22O11, that contains 125 g of sucrose in 3.50 L of solution? 3.How many grams of NaOH are required to prepare 200 mL of a 0.450 M solution? 4.How many grams of NaC2H3O2 are needed to prepare 350 mL of a 2.75 M solution? 5.How many grams of Na2SO4 are needed to prepare 750 mL of a 0.375 M solution? 6.To help prevent tooth decay, many communities treat their water supply with a fluoride compound such as CaF2. How many kilograms of CaF2 would be necessary to treat 287 kL of water to a concentration of 1.00 mg/L of CaF2? 7.A 250 mL glass of orange juice contains 30.0 g of riboflavin, C17H20N4O6. What is the molarity of the riboflavin in this glass? 8.Iron(III) chloride can be produced by reacting Fe2O3 with a hydrochloric acid solution. How many milliliters of a 6.00 M HCl solution are needed to react with excess Fe2O3 to produce 16.5 g of FeCl3? 9.Muriatic acid is often used to remove rust. A solution of muriatic acid, HCl, reacts with Fe2O3 deposits on industrial equipment. How many liters of 5.50 M HCl would be needed to react completely with 439 g Fe2O3?
22 Jan 2010, 12:32 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Can Someone correct this please I really need your help?
The purpose of this plant tour is to expose the students particularly the BSBA-Management Accounting III taking up Production & Operations Management with wider experiences, knowledge and skills with different techniques involved in manufacturing through actual plant visits located in Manila; to familiarize the students relative to the different activities involved in industrial operations; to enable the students understand the means by which modern industry moves its product concept toward production realities; and to promote camaraderie among BSBA-Management Accounting III students. This travelogue started when our Production & Operations Management adviser, Mrs. Fe Fernandine, told us that we would be having a plant tour in Manila, a pack of excitement embedded in our minds. Mixed emotions have crafted. She gave details about our tour and explained to why we should execute this activity. From the parents’ consultancy, every I can say, this was a good idea to have meeting between parents and faculty members. In the said meeting they had discussed the itinerary of the tour, the breakdown of expenditures, the lodging, and the bus for transportation. In our departure to Manila, the agreed time wasn’t followed. The only thing on my mind on that time was wear and tear of time and effort on the part of the faculty members and us students. When the buses had arrived, we were relieved from aches. It’s difficult to wait for something that has no assurance to arrive. And it was 9.30 p.m., blah blah blah, the buses were not moving. I’m sick with it. At passed 10:00 p.m., we moved out. The bus we were into ran roughly because of rollercoaster rail-liked road. It’s breath taking. I don’t like the music played in our bus. It’s nice of freaking noise. So noisy, some of us couldn’t snooze peacefully because of it. First cease over, second, third, so on and so forth. As I looked out to my time, it was passed 6:00 in the morning when we had arrived at Manila. Ambassadors Hotel, good name of a building, but its amenities are not as nice as its name. The rules and regulations are imposed by the hotel management, so we don’t have no reasons to blame our advisers for that matters. These are the excerpt of the hotel’s guidelines: No bringing of electrical appliances; the curfew hours (from 8pm to 4am); wearing shorts and pajamas while roaming around within the hotel is not allowed, but some of our classmates violated this rule and yet the room service crews didn’t make any action concerning it; and about the room amenities are really alarming, it’s costly, especially the unit costs of the beds, beddings, TV, closet and etc. The food was great but the attendants were not. They didn’t show some courteousness and they kept on cringing with each other while serving our food. It’s blameworthy. During our last night at the ambassadors hotel, it’s unhappy to say, some students showed disgracefulness towards the men room service crews. As patrons, we should also show some respect even though we were their customers and do what was only acted upon us and don’t go beyond it. February 4 at 11:00 am, we departed from the hotel. The first plant we visited was at the Lamoiyan Corporation. Honestly this was my first plant I ever visited in my entire life. It’s nice, clean and quite tiny. They showcased their firm through viewing some videos about the Lamoiyan Co. and their success through out the country. Our speaker told something about the corporation and it every started when the previous company of Mr. Cecilio K. Pedro, Aluminum Container Inc., manufacturer of aluminum tubes closed down. By 1985, toothpaste giants began using plastic laminated tubes. Although this caused Mr. Pedro to close his factory, he realized his old equipment could still be put to good use by forging into the Philippines toothpaste market on his possess. Two years later, he reopened his factory as Lamoiyan Corporation, now known as the manufacturer of toothpaste brands’ Hapee and Kutitap. The discussion was so informative for us students, the consumers. And it was our first time to know that some household care and personal care products such as Dazz (dishwashing glue and liquid), Fresher and Gumtect are below the ownership Lamoiyan and no doubt how this corporation created a tight bound between their consumers, we Filipinos. After the visit, we’ve been to Mall of Asia for our leisure. February 5. Next, the SGS (Societe Generale de Surveillance) Philippines at Makati City, Metro Manila. Despite the fact that we were not being able to visit there, because it was randomly selected, some concern students relayed their experiences at the SGS Phils. SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing, and certification company. It’s recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. It provides inspection, verification, testing and certification through some services like agricultural, mineral and etc. They said it was the highlight of the tour but we were not
21 Feb 2010, 5:33 am | click here for the answers
Voting Question: food technology help!!?
hey guys, wondered if you can help me i have a bit of food work i need help with. do any of you know what the following equipment would be used as in an industrial kitchen. - measuring jug - tiny bowl - big bowl - spoon - electric whisk - liquidiser thanks very much
2 Feb 2010, 3:00 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: big trouble in histroy , practice problems ...Help so i can understand better :)?
1. Which factor guaranteed that a war between Britain and Germany would involve other nations? A. a. the system of entangling alliances B. b. new war technologies such as poison gas and airplanes C. c. the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo D. d. the rise of nationalism 2. During World War II, Japanese-Americans were relocated from their homes on the West Coast of the United States to internment camps in the U.S. interior. This action indicated a widespread fear that Japanese-Americans were A. a. a threat to national security. B. b. members of the Communist Party. C. c. competitors for jobs in wartime factories. D. d. immigrating to the United States in big numbers. 3. While researching the crisis in Bosnia, you discover four recently published books on the crisis. Which of the following authors is most likely to provide you with the most credible resource? A. A news correspondent who reported from Bosnia for two years B. An athlete who competed in the Olympics held in Sarajevo, Bosnia C. A tourist who spent a vacation in Bosnia D. The local television news anchorperson who reports the news daily at 6 and 11pm 4. Which of the following would least likely be part of a persuasive argument defending a position on an issue? A. Providing data in support of the position B. Sequencing the argument in a logical manner C. Giving the opinions from secondhand sources D. Presenting quotes from people involved in the issue 5. A school superintendent believes that physical education (PE) classes improve student academic performance. This thesis could be supported or refuted by A. a. data from schools on the cost of PE equipment. B. b. data from a survey of student opinions about PE classes. C. c. data comparing student physical fitness before and after PE. D. d. data comparing student test scores in schools with and without PE. 6. Which of the following statements most accurately describes the main reason for the African-American migration of the 1920s? A. The migration went from south to north to take advantage of the norths climate B. The migration went from south to north because of job opportunities in the north C. The migration went from north to south to take advantage of the souths climate D. The migration went from north to south because of job opportunities in the south 7. The United States Marshall Plan following World War II was an effort to provide A. military aid to its allies. B. military aid to its former enemies. C. economic aid to war-torn Europe. D. economic aid to starving people in Africa. 8. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 18th century as a result of technological innovations in the production of cotton cloth. Which major change in the economies of Europe and the United States was set in motion by this development? A. a. an increasing portion of the work force engaged in manufacturing B. b. labor shortages resulting from a decreasing population C. c. a shift from free market systems to command economies D. d. a decreasing need for international trade agreements 9. Which of the following was not an effect of the Industrial Revolution? A. a. An increasing number of people worked in factories B. b. An increasing number of people lived in cities C. c. An increasing number of people worked on family farms D. d. An increasing number of people left the family farms 10. In 1898, U.S. support for Cuban independence led to war with Spain and contributed to the United States becoming an imperial power. What was a decisive factor in the decision to go to war? A. a. the opportunity to annex Hawaii B. b. the desire to acquire a naval base C. c. the protection of U.S. commerce and trade D. d. the need for a shorter route from the Atlantic to the Pacific 11. As World War II was nearing an end and it was clear that the Allies would be victorious, relations between the United States and the Soviet Union could be described as A. never better as the two nations agreed on postwar issues. B. good as both Harry Truman and Joseph Stalin trusted each other. C. becoming increasingly suspicious of each others motives. D. on the brink of going to war against each other. 12. Which of the following groups was instrumental in attempting to help African-Americans achieve equal status below the law? A. Black Panthers B. b. National Organization for Women (NOW) C. c. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) D. d. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 13. The international organization created to preserve the peace after World War II was the A. League of Nations. B. United Nations. C. Organization of American States. D. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 14. During the Industrial Revo
2 Dec 2009, 11:52 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: what is a industrial trade that allows you to travel and pays well PLEASE help?
i am applying for collage soon and i want to do somthing that is hands on such as a heavy equipment operator or somthing , but i would like to travel please help me i cant seem to find anything , anything will help thankss.
19 Jan 2010, 9:17 pm | click here for the answers
Voting Question: Small Business Depreciation of Embroidery Machine 2009 Tax Year?
I purchased a brand new Industrial Embroidery Machine for my tiny business in 2009, the cost was: $10,954. Where can I find the information on depreciation for the 2009 tax season on this equipment, and what depreciation method needs to be used? (example: MACRS 3yr 200% or MACRS 5yr 200%) If I claim full value per 179, am I understanding that my entire claim is done on the equipment.
19 Jan 2010, 6:44 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Career advice/ what move should I take next to again score a success.?
I am graduate Mechanical engineer(year2000) from Pakistan.Worked 7 years in HVAC&R/industrial plant machinery maintenance profession (more people focused) in Pakistan,Saudi arabia but switched over 7 industries staying not more than an average of 1 year in any job. My motivation was always learning and search for ideal job rather higher salary. Than I did masters in Technical management from germany(year 2008) and also got a job as application engineer for rotating equipment manufacturer in germany. But the job lasted only for 8 months and fired affected by economical crunch. Got married and moved to join my partner in Australia who is junior medical doctor by profession, luckily with a job. Since I arrived here in Australia searching for jobs firstly only for HVACR and now oil and gas reliability engineer or maintenance engineer. I could succeed to score job interviews you can say 10 telephonic interviews for 50 applications. I hired one HR professional who fixed my conventional resume into highly moderinsed according to Aussie standards for 350$ but that could not even helpful for my case. I am listening tv news that unemployment rate is lowered in australia now upto 5.8 somewhere, and the economical turmoil (which had not effected Australia as per local governement) is finsihed now in Australia. I am totally exhausted,frustrated,bored and feeling regretful for moving into Australia. Am confused what to do? where should I go, should I do another masters from local uni or trade diploma course from TAFE which I found in most preferable for local job requirements, or from Germany Uni which is cheaper and previously lucky for receiving such a nice job with good paid salary,benifits,sent me to canada for three months (wow)!!, or shall I change my career purely in mining (best in Australia) at this age of 32 years old. Donot know what to do? Please help me someone out there. If you can hear my voice Plsssssssssss!
19 Feb 2010, 6:42 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: question about an accident and payment to cal trans?
i got a bill for 2,346 dollars for damaging a gaurdrail well i nice of made a car go off road who hit the rail i know that was my fault but i cant belive what cal trans are charging me for the repair of that gaurd rail its an outrage here is a pic of what i mean just as an example http://www.academyfence.com/images/industrial/guardrail_big.jpg there was not even 5ft of damage why is it so expensive labor was over 1,300 dollars equipments was like 155 and material was over 550 i live in california
19 Feb 2010, 5:26 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: During WW II, America's industrial might was our advantage?
As the Japanese planned the attack on Pearl Harbor, Nagumo and Yamamoto warned that "America's industrial might is AWESOME", and that any attack short of a "total victory" would only "awaken a sleeping giant". The attack on Pearl Harbor was not a "total victory", and it was only a matter of weeks before many ships had been repaired and returned to service. Throughout the war, our ability to produce arms, Sherman Tanks, jeeps, and "Liberty Ships" faster than the foe could destroy them wore down and exhausted the limited resources of Nazi Germany and Japan. America's major advantage was our ability to swing from commercial to military production EN MASS. As a tactic, the first goal of bombardment is to destroy INDUSTRY so a nation can't supply armaments and equipment. Post WW II, Japan has become an industrial power player, as has Germany, China, and other former Soviet countries. However, America has DE-industrialized due to a combination of expensive unionized labor and "environmental" regulations. Factories are closing, skilled labor is disappearing, and our ability to manufacture is a FRACTION of what it once was. Without dropping a single bomb, or "enemies" now face an America that has effectively "bombed" their possess industrial base into nonexistence. We have given away our key military advantage! 1. Do you look the de-industrialization of America as a risk? 2. What do you think is required to re-establish our manufacturing base? 3. Would you support the abolition of "union" labor if that was identified as the key reason why manufacturing in the US is impossible due to competing economic reasons?
19 Feb 2010, 12:52 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Does anyone know why there are more white men working in the industrial field than black men?
Blacks are accident prone so they are more likely to die in a freak accident by industrial equipment. And, blacks are lazy...so they are more likely to fake an injury so they can sue the industrial company.
18 Jan 2010, 12:21 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: What career should I choose based on my career test?
I took a career test and this is how i scored for my interests 0-100% Health Service 94% Science 94% Clerical 86% Sales 71% Administration 48% Personal Service 46% Writing 36% Teaching/Social Service 18% Food Service 16% Industrial Art 14% Art 13% Outdoors 6% Systematic 81% Assertive 77% Persuasive 58% Your highest score was on Health Service, which means that you are interested in helping to prevent, diagnose or cure diseases through laboratory work, or by attending to the health needs of individuals directly. You also scored highly on Science, indicating that you like working with abstract ideas, scientific equipment, and mathematical logic and reasoning to solve practical or abstract problems. Your high score on the Clerical scale means that you like office work of a systematic nature, involving attending to details and routine duties. Clerical work often includes filing, record-keeping, word processing, operating office machines, and other office tasks.
18 Dec 2009, 10:15 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Need Help in history?
5. Which of these must a nation have in order for industrialization to occur? (Points: 3) entrepreneurs with great commercial vision lots of apartments to accommodate workers pensions and insurance for workers arable land for agriculture 6. Who found a way to insulate telegraph wires effectively? (Points: 3) Samuel Morse Thomas Edison Guglielmo Marconi Werner von Siemens 7. What is Louis Pasteur known for? (Points: 3) developing a process to kill germs in food building the wireless telegraph and radio inventing the telephone producing the first practical light bulb 8. Which economic system is based on private ownership of land and resources? (Points: 3) capitalism socialism communism utopianism 9. Who would have been most likely to agree with the following statements? Business owners take great risks when they invest in equipment and workers to produce goods. They are committed to finding the best ways to run their businesses and should have control over production and profits. In the end, workers and the public will benefit. (Points: 3) Adam Smith Karl Marx Robert Owen Keir Hardie 10. Who controls property and the distribution of income in a socialist system? (Points: 3) market forces government individual entrepreneurs board of directors ----------------------------------------------- 14. What is the climate of Southern Europe? It has hot, dry summers and slightly chilly, wet winters. (Points: 3) Marine west coast Subarctic Mediterranean Humid continental 15. Economic and political theories developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries include which of the following? (Points: 3) capitalism socialism communism every of the over none of the over 16. What did Wilhelm II wish would convince people that Germany was becoming a great world power? (Points: 3) a big, modern army and navy research and development into electricity an innovative pharmaceutical industry new colonies in South America 17. What purpose did the labor unions formed by workers in the tardy 1800s serve? (Points: 3) improve working conditions provide an alternative political party overthrow the government train workers to become more efficient 18. Why was Germany able to become an industrial powerhouse in Europe in the tardy 1800s? (Points: 3) It had defeated France and Britain in the mid-1800s. It had colonized much of South America. It had a big, modern army and navy. It had access to natural resources and a supply of labor. 19. "The more powerful state is the better state, its people are the better people, its culture is a superior culture." Who would most likely have said this in Germany in the tardy 1800s? (Points: 3) an industrialist a nationalist a communist a socialist Please help me ppl fast
17 Oct 2009, 4:45 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Microsoft trackball optical ball polishing materials and methodology?
I have a microsoft trackball optical... it's awesome but a little old and the trackball could use some polishing. What is the best possible way (without industrial strength equipment) to polish the ball? After a little research, I'm leaning toward http://www.stormbowling.com/store/maintenance/37 since it's made for bowling balls and they're also mostly plastic. My brother recommended just rubbing it with an old cotton t-shirt and no wet compound/polish.... any thoughts?
15 Oct 2009, 11:12 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: How is it that two company shares have overshot the others in less than one year?
How is it that TATA and Strilite have had a growth from Rs 150 to Rs 900/- in less than one year? The nano, advertized in the government newspapers as a low priced car, did not meet expectations, and some ridiculously priced versions are now put up for sale. Other companies like British Physical Laboratories with superior products and performace have loewr share value and smaller change in share price. Since share value reflects the company value, it is not correct to find that Tata Jamshedpur and Strilite have a 6 time rise in share value in less than one year, while companies like Leela Palace (Indian culture and heritage), KingFisher (UB group), Eveready and Exide (the most trusted batteries in India), Mirza (tanneries), Raymond (garments), and international names like Nestle (Baby feeds), L&T (critical equipment), Siemens (Home and industrial equiptment), and others that server the average Indian to everyone's satisfaction has only less than 50% to 100% rise in share value. I do not think, two companies shooting up in India reflects fairness in the Indian government, and early investigation will cease any major economic or criminal event that disturbs the country. With Mittal Steels looking into Karnataka for iron ore and its related activities, after the failed Kudremukh project, one wonders whether SAIL (Steel Authority of India Ltd.) is monitoring the events as of now and the plans for tomorrow with a technical eye and keeping accounting correct. OK, Supply and demand. I ask drivers, and they say, Tata Prerna has clutch problems as its body weight is too high. The ace does not have good pick up with heavy weight. Indica is good as a cab with some resale value. The nano was only hype, with no results, in contrast to Maruti Suzuki with top results in sales in India. Of course, its share value is twice Tata at gift, but its car value is good. I do not expect Tata to do well in shares, if every drivers I talk to say its vehicles displease them.
15 Jan 2010, 10:48 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: I have just purchased a trailer mounted industrial pressure washer, do I need a tag/plate?
We are in the state of Florida, in Orlando, the total weight is below 5,000lbs, we have been given a title for the equipment and a vin number but have not been informed as to weather we need to tag it or not. It is quite big and does cover the dish on our vehicle, if this makes any difference. Also should we insure it through our car insurance or just on the business insurance?
14 Nov 2009, 6:09 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: How do you call these things in the picture?
http://geochallenge.obositii.org/index.php How do you call these things, in English? I guess they are sort of an industrial equipment...
14 Jan 2010, 2:12 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: to all you techheads out there..please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
A process chart shows a. the planned sequence of manufacturing steps for making a product. b. the electrical schematics in a factory. c. the criteria that job candidates must meet to be hired as production line workers. d. every the criteria to consider in make-or-buy decisions. In production planning, most make-or-buy decisions are based on a. plant layout. b. cost comparison of manufacturing versus purchasing. c. planned obsolescence. d. preferences of production line workers. Which factor would probably NOT influence the company's decision on locating a factory? a. where the raw or industrial materials will arrive from b. whether there is a big pool of potential workers nearby c. the proposed pricing of finished products d. where the finished prodcuts will be sold Changing existing machines in a factory to do different jobs on a production line is one part of the overall production planning activity called a. tooling-up. b. cost-benefit analysis. c. manufacturing resource planning. d. part print analysis. An important factor in creating a plant layout is arranging tools and equipment needed for specific steps of production in a. layout schemes. b. technology groups. c. workplace cells. d. make-or-buy cells.
13 Jan 2010, 1:33 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: how to make beef jerky?
i am making beef jerky for a food science class and need help(OSU). I will be using every the industrial equipment. I am also not sure if i should be using nitrates or phosphates. I was hoping to make it teriyaki flavored. If anyone has a good recipe or hints please don't hold back.
11 Nov 2009, 8:10 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: i need to move another job for same filed for as a work shop super visor please let me know?
RESUME Objective: To seek a challenging opportunity in a progressive organisation, which can employ my experience and extensive communication and organizational skills while providing an opportunity for career growth. Personal Details: Name:John Bosco Gnana Arul Date of birth:18th June 1969 Nationality:Indian Languages Known:English, Hindi, Arabic, Tamil, and Malayalam. Passport details:Number: E3544558, Issued at Trichy, Tamilnadu India. Driving licenses:Indian light and heavy, Saudi &Qatar Light. Permanent address:22, Pidarkulam Road : Nall Road, Kumbakonam – 612001 TamilNadu, India. Phones:+ 91-0435-2424869, + 91 9442742869 E mail address : jjboscoarul@yahoo.co.in gift Contact Mobil No : + 974 59102229 gift address petro serv cover Post box no -7098 Doha Qatar Computer Knowledge Microsoft office ( Word, Excel, Power Point , Internet & Email) Educational Qualifications Technical: 1Qualified diesel and Hydraulic Mechanic (Govt Industrial training Institute Thiruvarambur, Tamilnadu.) 1Trade certificate as car mechanic from Angel Industrial training institute, Mumbai. 2Maintenance training for DAF Trucks 3Basic flame fighting 4Heavy equipment operator 5Safety training in H2S, SO2, allow to work, Confined space entry etc in a Petrochemical plant environment. 6Terex Reach Stacker operator Training Licenses From Qatar Chemical Company Training Department. 7Fork Lift operator Training Licenses From Qatar Chemical Company Training Department. Academic: 1Pre University and SSLC from Little blossom Higher Secondary School, Kumbakonam, Tamilnadu. Work Experience: 1Working as Garage & Transport, Mechanical Forman for QATAR CHEMICAL COMPANY, Vehicle Maintenance division below Petroserve Ltd. Doha Qatar from 14.12.2004 till date. 1Worked as Workshop maintenance supervisor for KANOO TERMINAL SERVICES LTD Dammam, KSA from 02 Feb, 1997 to 15th May 2002 2Worked as a Mechanic, with supervision responsibility for workshop, for Al Safi Diary Est. Riyadh KSA, from 21st November 1991 to 21 July 1995. Field of experience: 1Overhaul of every nice of Caterpillar engines. 1Overhaul of every nice of Detroit 51, 71 series engines. 2Overhaul of every nice of Perkins, Cummins, C 11, 855 series NH and NTA engines. 3Forklifts, like Toyota, hyster, Still, Komatsu, TEREX Reach stackers etc overhaul, and maintenance. 4Overhaul of every nice of car Power, Fuller EATON Transmission. 5Overhaul of every nice tiny vehicles, like Ford, Toyota, GMC, Mitsubishi, Nissan, etc. 6Overhaul of ALLISON car transmission. 7Hydraulic system, Main Pump, Modilater Pump, Chain steer Pump, Control Valve, steering, brake systems, differential units on every kinds of trucks, heavy equipments repairing and overhauling. 8Trucks and busses, like, Mercedes Benz, Volvo, Scania, DAF, MAN, Renault, Kalmar etc. 9Wheel alignment Heavy and light Vehicle. 10Mobile Cranes, like, Terex, TADANO, Grove, L&H trouble shooting and repairs. 11Gen Set Alco engine 2.5M Watt Mach 5M Watt eng overhauling 12Earth moving Vehicles, construction equipments, pump division, shovels, Bull dozers, excavators, Bobcat job every models. 13All Type of Air Compressor like Atlas copco,Ingersoll,Milleer 14 Container handling equipment like top loader, Side loader, Fork loader, Spreader loader, Reach stacker Date:(John Bosco)
11 Dec 2009, 1:22 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Help with science? Please?
1) Which of the following nonmetalic mineral resources is used both as a building material and as an industrial material? *Sulfur *Limestone *Graphite *Corundum 2) What is one drawback of overly using solar electricity? *It is nonrenewable *It is expensive (the equipment needed) 3) How does nuclear fision produce energy? *Moving water turns turbines to produce electricity. *A controlled nuclear chain reaction produces heat, driving steam turbines to produce energy. *An uncontrolled nuclear reaction produces heat, driving steam turbines to produce energy. *Carbon atoms are bombarded by neutrons. 4) Hydroelectric power is produced by ____ falling water that turns a turbine tides that pour through a dam barrier hot water that comes from deep underground electric current that flows across a dam 5) In which decade were laws passed to decrease water pollution? *50's *60's *70's *80's 6) 14. The Clean Water Act ____ *required pollution control devices on cars and power plants *established National Ambient Air Quality Standards *set maximum contaminant levels for pollutants in drinking water *required industries to reduce or eliminate point source pollution in surface waters 7) The element _________ is used in nuclear fission to produce energy 8) Power plants release sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere, where they combine with vapor water to form ___________ 9) Forrest habitat and soil are conserved through ___________, in which only some trees in an area of a forrest are clip. Please help!!!!(: How could energy conservation help to control or decrease air, water, and land pollution? Contrast point source pollution and nonpoint source pollution. Identify solar, wind, nuclear, and tidal power as nonrenewable or renewable energy resources. Explain your answers.
10 Nov 2009, 10:34 am | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Can someone help me with my science HW?
1) Which of the following nonmetalic mineral resources is used both as a building material and as an industrial material? *Sulfur *Limestone *Graphite *Corundum 2) What is one drawback of overly using solar electricity? *It is nonrenewable *It is expensive (the equipment needed) 3) How does nuclear fision produce energy? *Moving water turns turbines to produce electricity. *A controlled nuclear chain reaction produces heat, driving steam turbines to produce energy. *An uncontrolled nuclear reaction produces heat, driving steam turbines to produce energy. *Carbon atoms are bombarded by neutrons. 4) Hydroelectric power is produced by ____ falling water that turns a turbine tides that pour through a dam barrier hot water that comes from deep underground electric current that flows across a dam 5) In which decade were laws passed to decrease water pollution? *50's *60's *70's *80's 6) 14. The Clean Water Act ____ *required pollution control devices on cars and power plants *established National Ambient Air Quality Standards *set maximum contaminant levels for pollutants in drinking water *required industries to reduce or eliminate point source pollution in surface waters 7) The element _________ is used in nuclear fission to produce energy 8) Power plants release sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere, where they combine with vapor water to form ___________ 9) Forrest habitat and soil are conserved through ___________, in which only some trees in an area of a forrest are clip. Please help!!!!(: How could energy conservation help to control or decrease air, water, and land pollution? Contrast point source pollution and nonpoint source pollution. Identify solar, wind, nuclear, and tidal power as nonrenewable or renewable energy resources. Explain your answers.
10 Nov 2009, 10:33 am | click here for the answers
Voting Question: history,, help me please!?
1. After about 1825, factories began to be located close A. rivers. B. coal mines. C. the ocean. D. cotton fields. 2. Which of the following natural resources was most important for the early development of industry in Great Britain? A. coal B. iron ore C. water D. timber 3. John Kay’s invention of the “flying shuttle” led to A. the expansion of slavery in Great Britain. B. the invention of the spinning jenny. C. a rise in the price of cloth. D. many weavers losing their jobs. 4. Which of the following countries was the first to industrialize? A. The United States B. Great Britain C. France D. Japan 5. How did industrialization hurt skilled craft workers working in the cottage industry? A. It led to the creation of unions. B. It led to a shortage of raw materials. C. It shifted populations from the countryside to the city. D. It undercut prices for their products. 6. Which of the following was an effect of the factory system on both workers and society? A. More people joined the middle class. B. Workers became more skilled. C. The price of products increased. D. Workers dealt directly with merchants. 7. Mass production, which created an increase in the quantity of goods produced, led to A. more consumer goods available to more people. B. the need for skilled men to operate machinery. C. an increase in the cost of factory-made goods. D. an increase in the number of workers needed by factories. 8. _____________________ enabled the United States to industrialize rapidly. A. A wealth of natural resources and a big labor force B. The importation of industrial equipment from Europe C. A strong U.S. Navy and Merchant Marine D. The criminalization of the labor movement 9. Industrialization had which of the following effects on middle-class people? A. They worked harder than ever before. B. They now had time and money to spend on leisure. C. They became active in the labor movement. D. Their standard of living decreased. 10. Britain’s colonial empire fueled the development of industry in Britain because A. the colonies provided raw materials and markets for British products. B. the war machine required quick and efficient production of goods. C. the colonies provided slave labor to work in factories. D. the colonies produced industrial equipment for Britain
1 Mar 2010, 2:56 pm | click here for the answers
Resolved Question: Please help me with this history quiz?
1. Which factor guaranteed that a war between Britain and Germany would involve other nations? A. a. the system of entangling alliances B. b. new war technologies such as poison gas and airplanes C. c. the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo D. d. the rise of nationalism 2. During World War II, Japanese-Americans were relocated from their homes on the West Coast of the United States to internment camps in the U.S. interior. This action indicated a widespread fear that Japanese-Americans were A. a. a threat to national security. B. b. members of the Communist Party. C. c. competitors for jobs in wartime factories. D. d. immigrating to the United States in big numbers. 3. While researching the crisis in Bosnia, you discover four recently published books on the crisis. Which of the following authors is most likely to provide you with the most credible resource? A. A news correspondent who reported from Bosnia for two years B. An athlete who competed in the Olympics held in Sarajevo, Bosnia C. A tourist who spent a vacation in Bosnia D. The local television news anchorperson who reports the news daily at 6 and 11pm 4. Which of the following would least likely be part of a persuasive argument defending a position on an issue? A. Providing data in support of the position B. Sequencing the argument in a logical manner C. Giving the opinions from secondhand sources D. Presenting quotes from people involved in the issue 5. A school superintendent believes that physical education (PE) classes improve student academic performance. This thesis could be supported or refuted by A. a. data from schools on the cost of PE equipment. B. b. data from a survey of student opinions about PE classes. C. c. data comparing student physical fitness before and after PE. D. d. data comparing student test scores in schools with and without PE. 6. Which of the following statements most accurately describes the main reason for the African-American migration of the 1920s? A. The migration went from south to north to take advantage of the norths climate B. The migration went from south to north because of job opportunities in the north C. The migration went from north to south to take advantage of the souths climate D. The migration went from north to south because of job opportunities in the south 7. The United States Marshall Plan following World War II was an effort to provide A. military aid to its allies. B. military aid to its former enemies. C. economic aid to war-torn Europe. D. economic aid to starving people in Africa. 8. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 18th century as a result of technological innovations in the production of cotton cloth. Which major change in the economies of Europe and the United States was set in motion by this development? A. a. an increasing portion of the work force engaged in manufacturing B. b. labor shortages resulting from a decreasing population C. c. a shift from free market systems to command economies D. d. a decreasing need for international trade agreements 9. Which of the following was not an effect of the Industrial Revolution? A. a. An increasing number of people worked in factories B. b. An increasing number of people lived in cities C. c. An increasing number of people worked on family farms D. d. An increasing number of people left the family farms 10. In 1898, U.S. support for Cuban independence led to war with Spain and contributed to the United States becoming an imperial power. What was a decisive factor in the decision to go to war? A. a. the opportunity to annex Hawaii B. b. the desire to acquire a naval base C. c. the protection of U.S. commerce and trade D. d. the need for a shorter route from the Atlantic to the Pacific 11. As World War II was nearing an end and it was clear that the Allies would be victorious, relations between the United States and the Soviet Union could be described as A. never better as the two nations agreed on postwar issues. B. good as both Harry Truman and Joseph Stalin trusted each other. C. becoming increasingly suspicious of each others motives. D. on the brink of going to war against each other. 12. Which of the following groups was instrumental in attempting to help African-Americans achieve equal status below the law? A. Black Panthers B. b. National Organization for Women (NOW) C. c. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) D. d. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 13. The international organization created to preserve the peace after World War II was the A. League of Nations. B. United Nations. C. Organization of American States. D. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 14. During the Industrial Revo
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Resolved Question: Just HOW indebted are dems to repubs?
Joe gets up at 6 a.m. and fills his coffee pot with water to prepare his morning coffee. Joe can afford the coffee because corporate loving wealthy Republicans exported our jobs overseas with NAFTA and CAFTA. With his first swallow of coffee, he takes his daily medication. His medications work because money-grubbing Republicans refuse to place price controls on drugs, thereby allowing pharmaceutical companies to earn enough money to pay for the extensive R&D and take the risks necessary to create miracle drugs. But the drugs still cost too much because government mandated health insurance has artificially increased the demand for medications with no one to police the prices, but that’s OK since Joe’s Bush-supporting bossman pays every but $10 of Joe's medications. In the morning shower, Joe reaches for his shampoo. His bottle is properly labeled with each ingredient, none of which are damaging to his skin because some animal-hating sadistic corporations paid some scientists to swab the shampoo in some needy rabbit’s eyes. Just for kicks. Joe dresses, walks outside and takes a deep breath. The air he breathes is clean because some dollar-worshipping conservative developers built some nice houses with pretty yards 15 miles from the industrial sector of the city, and Joe drives his comfortable and affordable “Japanese” car made in Georgia without the inflated cost of union labor, and Joe can cease on his way home to pick up a package of reasonably priced T-shirts at the bad Wal-Mart, instead of having to park his car and take a dirty subway to pay twice as much downtown. Joe begins his work day. He has a good job with excellent pay, medical benefits, retirement, paid holidays and vacation because his parents instilled in him the value of difficult work so he studied when he was in school and learned that he could receive by just fine without relying on the government. Joe's employer pays these benefits because Joe's employer knows Joe’s a valuable employee and Joe’s employer doesn’t want him to go work for his competitor. If Joe is hurt on the job or becomes unemployed, he'll receive another job pretty quick because he’s a self-starting go getter who has a lot of friends at church and from college that he can call to find more work. It's noontime and Joe would need to make a bank deposit but doesn’t need to go to a bank because bad monopolist Bill Gates helped make computers useable to the general public and he can automatically pay bills thanks to the economies of scale of Bank of America or Wachovia installing the expensive equipment to allow Joe this convenience. While Joe's deposit is federally insured by the FSLIC, Joe doesn’t have to worry about Democrats in Congress pulling the carpet out from below the real estate market again like they did in the 80s. At least Joe hopes they learned their lesson. Joe pays a low rate mortgage because Americans voted for that war monger Ronald Reagan in 1980 and Bill Clinton had the good sense to reappoint Alan Greenspan. And Joe can afford a nicer home, not only just because of the low mortgage rates, but also because he gets to keep more of his difficult earned money because Republican Presidents in the 1980s and in 2001 clip his taxes. After work this evening, Joe plans to visit his dad at his farm home in the country that Joe’s dad still owns because his landed-gentry Republican County Commissioners have refused to steal his land in the name of a higher tax base. Joe gets in his car for the steer because the government added additional lanes to the local highways that people actually use instead of throwing money away on a regional rail system that studies project people would little use. Joe gets to his home in record time because death-loving Republicans allow you to go 65 and 70 mph, and you can because pollution loving Republicans don’t make you plug your car in overnight so you can steer for 2 hours at a maximum speed of 20 mph. Joe arrives at his boyhood home. His was the third generation to live in the home, but he doesn’t because when his grandparents moved to the United States they learned to talk English and didn’t spend their time complaining about how the government wasn’t doing enough for them. The home didn't have electricity until some military-industrial power company plopped a big ol’ nuclear power plant over by the river. Joe is glad to look his dad, so they go to the local bar and like a beer and a cigar, where Joe’s dad tells him that if the estate tax is repealed, Joe can keep the farm in the family for a fourth generation and won’t have to sell it to pay the taxes. Joe gets back in his car for the ride home, and turns on NPR. The reporters keep telling stories about how bad corporations only care about profit and that higher taxes will allow the government to “invest” in our future. They don’t mention that the beloved Democrats have vilified the very people who have provided us jobs, good and services from their sma
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