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Voting Question: Can getting a degree in industrial elctronics technology allow me to work installing internet equipment...?

and/or cable @ homes and offices? If not, what degree would that be? ex. working for Cox communications, or at&t.

7 Dec 2011, 9:05 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What saw to use for handyman jobs and building furniture?

Hi, I am considering buying my partner an elecrtric saw for christmas and I'm really struggling to work out which type of saw or brand would be the best. It will be used for just basic handyman jobs around the home, and building furniture. I already have a bench like this one (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1524-x-762mm-NEW-big-STAINLESS-STEEL-WORK-BENCH-TABLE-/350513116262?pt=AU_Business_Industrial_Restaurant_Catering_Equipment&hash=item519c35b466) so i am pretty much just after a saw. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I have no idea what I am doing. Thanks!

7 Dec 2011, 8:47 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What industrial equipment is used in the process of making electricity from fossil fuels?

My btec criteria- Produce a leaflet that describes the process involved when producing electrical energy from non-renewable energy sources and an explanation of how it is transferred to homes. This leaflet must include the appropriate energy transfers and a detailed explanation of the role of every industrial equipment in the process. By equipment i'm assuming they mean explain how they help the process or do they mean it's effects on the environment -.- They use too many long words for me

6 Dec 2011, 2:46 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: AP US history 1920's help?

i have a worksheet to do, and i need some help. i only possibly know about half of the answers. help on any or every of the questions will be greatly appreciated! :) plus explanations if you really wanna be helpful! :D 1. Industrial committees which helped mobilize the country's war efforts during World War I were: a.) instrumental in preventing corruption and labor dissension from crippling the mobilization campaign b.) so dominated by greedy businessmen cashing in on the war that they were disbanded and replaced by the War Industries Board c.) the key to an efficient war effort following the collapse of the War Industries Board d.) ruled unconstitutional by the conservative Supreme Court and were forced to reorganize as unfunded private consulting groups e.) not formed until so tardy in the war effort that they had little impact other than to streamline the process for the transfer of men and equipment from the United States to France 2. every of the following contributed to the period of intolerance after World War I EXCEPT: a.) fear of Bolsheviks b.) Sacco-Vanzetti case c.) anti-immigration laws d.) anti-semitism and Catholic-baiting e.) power of organized labor 3. The fear of left-wing subversion during the 1920's was reflected in the: a.) America First Committee b.) trial of Sacco and Vanzetti c.) Scopes trial d.) Palmer raids e.) Army-McCarthy hearings 4. The post WWI Ku Klux Klan advocated every of the following EXCEPT: a.) fundamentalist religion b.) opposition to birth control c.) opposition to prohibition d.) repression of pacifists e.) anti-Catholicism 5. Which of the following writers is NOT considered part of the "Lost Generation?" a.) Langston Hughes b.) F. Scott Fitzgerald c.) Ernest Hemingway d.) E. E. Cummings e.) Gertrude Stein 6. Prohibition failed because: a.) organized crime controlled illegal liquor production b.) many Americans believed the law interfered with their personal freedom c.) rural America failed to support it d.) it adversely affected American productivity e.) the costs of enforcing it were too expensive 7. The consumer culture that emerged in the 1920's was largely due to a.) the pro business attitude of the federal government b.) stock market speculation c.) mass-production manufacturing techniques d.) installment buying e.) the emergence of the corporation those are every of the questions! some of them i think i know, like i think 5 is A and 7 is D, but others im not so sure about. any help will be appreciated! if you answer my question, sick answer any you have! :)

5 Jan 2012, 10:37 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Environmental Issues with all electronics appliances?

I stay close by an industrial zone. Due to industrial emissions, there are certain gases like Sulphur Dioxide and Nitrogen Dioxide in the air. These gases along with moisture damage every electronic equipments in my home like LCD, Audio Systems, Microwave etc. What could be done to prevent damage to every such electronic equipments?

4 Nov 2011, 7:39 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: How can industries reduce air pollution?

I'm writing a paper on industrial pollutants and what can be issued to reduce pollution. I've arrive up with several solutions for water pollution, but i am having trouble coming up with solutions for air pollution. so my question is, what can the industries themselves do to reduce air pollution? Like what nice of equipment can be issued or what nice of regulations?

31 Oct 2011, 3:42 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Looking for Technicina for an Oil and Gas company?

This Openings are for a Qatar and not for INDIAN and Pakistani Nationality. Interested candidates please send your CV at rupa.khan@abhilashahrsolution.com 1. Electrician – EEC Electrical Troubleshooting , Preventive maintenance , repair and rehabilitation of Road Construction Equipment mainly Paving & Compacting products ( like Vogele / HAMM) , Should also have Basic Knowledge of Mechanical and Hydraulics of these products. Additional Knowledge of Road Milling Machines ( Wirtgen ) and Surface Miners ( Wirtgen ) would be a Plus point. Should have basic operating skills of Pavers. Target Companies: Sany Heavy Industry, PT Gaya Makmur Tractors(Indonesia), Worldwide Trading Co Pvt Ltd.(Nepal), Senok Trade Combine Ltd. (Sri Lanka) 2. Technician – Industrial (only from the target companies) Strong Electro mechanical experience of 5-7 years. Preferred elevator exp. ITI or equivalent Target companies: Alimak, Demag, Thyssen 3. Instrument Technician 2-4 years of exp in hart transmitters, communication flow meters, protocol loop, training in MSA preferred ITI or equivalent Must have work exp in plant/ workshop maintenance/ shutdown Target industry: Petrochem/Refinery/Fertilizer 4. Technician – Rotating Equipments Exp: 5-7 years Qlf: ITI or equivalent Must have exp in plant pumps/rotating equipments Target industry: Petrochem/Refinery/Fertilizer 5. Workshop Supervisor Exp: Min 10 years of exp in oil and gas Qlf: ITI or equivalent Must have supervisory exp in mechanical workshop Target industry: plant / workshop

31 Dec 2011, 3:22 pm | click here for the answers

Voting Question: Urgently required answer to the following questions.... under australian common law and equity?

Queensland Biodiesel Pty Ltd (“QBP”) manufactures a range of biomass-based fuel products. It developed its possess equipment for a new product and signed a $65,000 contract with Brisbane Industrial Computing Services Pty Ltd ("BICS") to supply a computer system to operate that specialised equipment. During negotiations, BICS expressly assured Queensland Biodiesel that its computer system was technically sophisticated, reliable, and could easily meet and exceed QBP's very exacting performance specifications. However, the written contract made no mention of those performance guarantees. It did, however, have an exclusion clause as follows: BICS shall not be liable to Queensland Biodiesel for any loss or damage that occurs as a result of the failure of its computer system to operate any equipment not also supplied by BICS below this agreement. When Queensland Biodiesel asked about the effect of this clause prior to signing the agreement, BICS said that it was a standard clause designed to exclude liability for needy performance caused by incompatible equipment supplied by its competitors – not its clients – and that it would not apply to QBP. However, the computer system failed disastrously. It failed to regulate the production process as required, causing equipment damage totally $250,000. Repairs took a month, causing a $500,000 loss in production output that QBP had contracted to sell, for marketing promotion purposes, at $400,000 – an estimated one-off net loss of $100,000. As a result, buyers cancelled their purchase contracts for non-timely delivery. In addition: • QBP had to import a more costly ($85,000) control system in order to minimise lost production time; • QBP lost a $125,000 Queensland Government grant due to the month's delay in delivery of the first batch of its new product (it was relying on this payment to offset its first sale at a loss); and • The production delay and additional costs led to a re-evaluation by the Moreton Bank of QBP's risk profile, increasing bank charges by $25,000. Required: With reference to Australian common law and equity (not the sale of goods or other legislation) advise Queensland Biodiesel Pty Ltd as follows. (A) Is BICS' assurance about its computer system's performance qualities a mere representation or an actual term, express or implied, of the contract the parties later agreed to in writing? (5 marks) (B) In the circumstances described, is BICS able to rely on the exclusion clause? (10 marks) (C) What would be the effect of a whole of agreement clause: that the written contract was the entire agreement between the parties, on the status of the word-of-mouth assurance? (5 marks) (D) In the event there is (i) a whole of agreement clause but (ii) no contractual clause or stipulation specifying what the computer control system is to do, has there been a breach of the contract allowing Queensland Biodiesel the option of terminating the contract? (10 marks) (E) If the contract does not contain either (i) a whole of agreement clause or (ii) an exclusion clause then what (if any) damages in contract would BICS be liable to Queensland Biodiesel for, resulting from the failure of its computer control system as supplied?

30 Oct 2011, 1:26 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Tragus or Industrial?

Hello, Well I am getting my industrial/ Tragus pierced. However I am unsure of what piercing to pick. I have enough money for any of them so it doesn't really matter about the price. What do you think I should pick? Also my pal is piercing her industrial herself. I told her to receive it done professionally but she won't. She has the right equipment but what proidicer should she do! I don't want any answers saying tell her not to do it because it's a wast of your time and Internet bandwidth. I will report you of you fill to agree.

30 Dec 2011, 10:28 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Is there a way to find out if a logistics company is phony?

A company sent me an email stating that they received my CV (resume). It seemed a little shady to me because they stated that packages would arrive to my home (jewelry, electronics etc...)I would boat them overseas. Almost sounds like a Nigerian scam. I went online to look if company was legit. Even though they have a website, it still feels shady. The company is based out of India. Why have items arrive out of my home when they can set up a tiny office? I will attach most of the letter. Some misspellings in the letter; another red flag, but since American English is not their native writing style, as is the queen's English, should I overlook it? Maybe I should check with the FBI? Not a bad deal if it's legit. thanks yahoo community. Hello j jackson, We have obtained your CV and we suggest you a job in our enterprise as a transportation manager. The salary will be $1,400 every month > and the working time will be about 10-12 hours a week. Established > in the year 2009, at Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, we JT Logistiocs > are one of the leading organisations offering such Logistic > Services. Other than this, our expertise also lies in handling the > demands of widest range of Heavy Equipment like Crain, Waste water > tanks, Chemical tanks and others. Our business processes are led by > Ms. Jacqueline Jude, who has with her wealthy experience in logistics > sector. Her visionary guidance provided in the involved operations > as well as collective service experience of selected industry > experts allows us to successfully handle the involved services > demands. In addition, our in-depth process knowledge also allow us > to deliver these solutions with a customized touch as required to > meet the specific process needs at client’s end. Today, we have > with us well structured business approach so as to provide customers > with complete international cargo forwarding & logistics management > services as well as meet the requirements of Heavy Industrial > Equipment that meets international standards of performance and > quality. Further, our professional as well as dedicated team of > professionals also allow us to cater to every needs of customers and > to provide them utmost satisfaction. > Requirements: > - majority age > - Quickly answer to every messages coming from your personal manager > - Able to accept packs directly to your home address (not P.O. Box) > - Be reachable on the phone within the worktime (cell phone number must be provided) > You must have: > - no previous conviction. Be reliable and without troubles > - a personal cell phone > - basic Microsoft Office skills > - constant Internet access within the workday > Working place: > - the position is mostly home-based, but you have to be able to > receive in contact with delivery couriers and delivery services of other agents periodically. > - having phone access and having a printer is required > An contract is concluded with new worker. A scanned copy of your ID > (passport or driver’s license) is required in order to check your > identity as we will trust every packets that must be redelivered in > your district. When the contract will be signed by both sides, you > will be contacted and guided through the entire process. If you have > any questions, we will be glad to answer them and stay always in touch with you. > Transportation manager is responsible for a wide range of duties > and supports our clients. The important duties are coordination and > synchronization of the load activities by means of contacting > customers, and USPS, UPS, and FedEx carriers to make sure that each > goods are delivered on time. Transportation manager is a direct > contact between supplier, carrier and receiver as he/she will take > care of the client’s satisfaction by maintaining contact and > communicating with carriers and clients within the whole process of > transaction. Transportation manager must provide an item with proper > and quick delivery. You will receive detailed information about each > item you will need to receive and resend. > What parcels are ordinarily delivered? > The most popular packages are golden and silver wares, watches, > electronic appliances, and collectibles. We provide a 2 week paid > vacation twice per year and the first holiday can be after four > months already. Moreover, every taxes stated in your tax returns will be paid by our association. > To receive more information, answer to this message and send us your > resume in order to confirm that no mistake was made and our email > reached the person it was addressed to. thanks Buffy. Help me to understand how they got my resume. I only deal with Career Builder. I always apply for numerous jobs @ one time. I keep every of my emails from companies that I apply with. There was no J&T logistics. Could a company sell my information to the highhest bidder? Should I pass this email to the FBI? Sounds like a great sting operation lol

3 Feb 2012, 9:04 pm | click here for the answers

Voting Question: High Pressure High Temperature Autoclave / Ovan?

Hello, I am looking for any industrial oven or autoclave that can heat stuff up to 800 degree celcius in a sealed chamber up to 500 PSI. Is there any industrial process or equipments that can do this job? thank you,

29 Jan 2012, 3:24 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Do conservatives realize Karl Marx supported/created the idea of Supply-Side Economics?

Cause I can only think that the reason why they use "Marxist" as an insult is because they dont realize this? - Interestingly, the most famous proponent of this approach was Karl Marx, who maintained that the owner-capitalist class propels industrial development by re-investing profits in plants and equipment, thus building up society’s capital stock and the means of production. SSE is, in that respect, an entirely Marxist theory. (excerpt from following article from the Institute for ethics and emerging technologies) http://ieet.org/index.php/IEET/more/brin20100220 Just seems awfully hypocritical to me, also SSE is a terrible idea(much like many of marx's theories are).

29 Jan 2012, 3:18 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Honestly, why is it so hard to believe that we are causing global warming?

We are seeing it around us every day, yet people still deny it! It scares me that so many people let the politicians discredit scientists. The same thing happened in Russia, and they are still decades behind us in science. Here are some common objections I hear: The earth is warming naturally: Yes, climates do change naturally. However, the concentration of greenhouse gases has increased to unprecedented levels directly coinciding with the industrial revolution (the beginning of our exploitation of fossil fuels for energy). It's not happening, because there is still snow/it still gets icy in the winter: Don't confuse climate with weather. They are two different things. Climate change means a change in precipitation and temperature patterns, not necessarily that it will never receive icy again. Are we not already seeing that? There were no instruments back then, so you can't know what the concentration of gases was: Actually, we have many proxy records that are quite accurate. As glaciers formed for thousands of years, they trapped tiny bubbles of atmospheric gas which accurately reflect the concentration of gases at that time. We can also find ancient pollen fossils buried in lake sediments, which show us what the vegetation was like in an area in the distant past. Vegetation reflects climate, and so helps us reconstruct ancient climates. Scientists are just in it for the money: This one is silly to me. First of every, the people who want you to deny it (oil and energy companies) make a thousand times more money that scientists who say it is happening. Secondly, scientists live on relatively modest salaries (when was the last time you saw a scientist on Cribz?). When we receive funding, it is for our study (to buy equipment and process samples), NOT to increase our personal profit. In fact, if we were to misuse funds like that we would never receive funding again! The ClimateGate emails prove it's a scientific conspiracy: The scientists involved have maintained that those emails were taken out of context and were simply an exchange of ideas (not difficult to believe something was taken out of context when someone is trying to PROVE a conspiracy). The incident and every related data was investigated by SIX independent agencies (three from the U.S., three from the UK) who found there was NO evidence of wrongdoing. Also, scientists maintain an extremely ethical community which really allows no room for manipulation of data. I have known of exactly 1 person in my scientific career who falsified data, and he was unceremoniously drummed out. We have to publish our findings in peer-reviewed journals, meaning no fewer than three scientists in your field review your work - they don't know your name and you don't know theirs - before it can be published. This eliminates the chance for falsified information to be published. We are trained to be ethical, it is expected in our line of work, probably more so than any other line of work. Al Gore is just in it for the money: I don't give a crap about Al Gore. He's not a scientist. Maybe he is just in it for the money, but so are the energy companies. It's a moot point. In the 70s they predicted global cooling: In the 70's there was some concern about aerosols contributing particles to the atmosphere. Some scientists suggested this could contribute to global cooling, but there was never a scientific consensus. The problem was compounded by the media's incomplete understanding of atmospheric science, which led to many inaccurate reports. Man is too tiny to affect the entire earth: Well, that is simply not true. You have to think of the earth as a closed chemical system. Remember from chemistry - when you have a closed system with a certain concentration of chemicals, it will behave a certain way. When you introduce new chemicals or more of one chemical into the system, it changes its behavior. It is the same thing with the earth. We are taking carbon (fossil fuels) out of sequestration (below the earth), and burning them and releasing them into the atmosphere. You can't change concentrations like that and expect it to have no effect. There is no scientific consensus: 98% of climate scientists agree that it is happening and man is causing it. If 98% of economists said something about the economy, I guarantee we would follow it! It will kill jobs: The energy companies are worried about THEIR jobs, not YOUR jobs. New tech will provide plenty of jobs. Finally, I just want to say, I'm not a doomsayer nor are the scientists who investigate this. We know the earth will survive, but we are going to have to shift our cultures and our lifestyles to accommodate this new set of circumstances. It's better to do it now than later.

29 Dec 2011, 11:06 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Which of these trades are in demand and pays decent?

Ok, so I attend a community college right now and want to lift my GPA. I thought a good way to do this would be to receive a vocational certificate, so then I can lift my GPA and receive a much better paying job (win, win) ok, the list is big, but I was wondering if anyone knew which of these programs pay decent and are in pretty good demand? Thanks! * Accounting * Accounting – Computerized * Accounting – Financial Planning * Accounting – Managerial * Administrative Assistant Level II * Administrative Assistant Level III * Air Conditioning and Refrigeration * Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology – Day * Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology – Evening * Airframe Maintenance Technology – Day * Airframe Maintenance Technology – Evening * Alcohol / Drug Counseling * Animation – 2-D Multimedia * Animation – 3-D and CG Gaming * Animation – Traditional * Architectural Technology – Level I * Architectural Technology – Technology Concentration Level II * Architectural Technology – Technology Concentration Level III * Architectural Technology – Design Concentration Level II * Architectural Technology – Design Concentration Level III * Building Automation * Business: Human Resource Management – Level II * Business: Human Resource Management – Level III * Business: International – Level II * Business: International – Level III * Business: Management – Level II * Business: Management – Level III * Business: Retail Management – Level II * Business: Retail Management – Level III * Business: tiny Busines Management – Level II * Business: tiny Business Management – Level III * kids's Program Certificate: Administration * kids's Program Certificate: General – Level II * kids's Program Certificate: General – Level III * kids's Programs Certificate: tiny Business Management * kids's Program Certificate: Teaching * Computer and Networking Technology Level I * Computer and Networking Technology Level II * Computer Graphics Design / Photography * Computer Systems Technology * Construction Inspection * Consumer Services * Correctional Sciences * Digital Photographic Technician * Electronic Systems Technology – Level II * Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology * Electronics Communications * Electronics Technology * Electronics: Industrial Systems * Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic (EMT-P) * Engineering Design Technology Level I * Engineering Design Technology Level II * Engineering Design Technology Level III * Escrow Management * Family Child Care * Fashion Design Level I * Fashion Design Level II * Fashion Merchandising – Level I * Fashion Merchandising – Level II * flame Technology * Horse Ranch Management * Hospitality: Catering * Hospitality: Hospitality Management – Level II * Hospitality: Restaurant Management – Level II * baby / Toddler Development * Interior Design Level I – Merchandising * Interior Design Level II – Design * Interior DesignLevel III – Professional Designation * Interior Landscaping * Landscape and Park Maintenance * Landscape Design and Construction * Landscape Equipment Technology * Landscape Irrigation * Law Enforcement * Livestock Management * Manufacturing Technology * Marketing Management * Mental HealthTechnology – Psychiatric Technician * Microcomputer Productivity Software * Nursery Management * Park Management * Pet Science * Photography * Programming in C++ * Programming in Visual BASIC * Public Works / Landscape Management * Radio Broadcasting: Behind the Scenes * Radio Broadcasting: On-the-Air * Real Estate * Real Estate Appraisal * School Age Child – Specialization * Sign Language/Interpreting * Sports Turf Management * Television Production * Tree Care and Maintenance * Water Technology * Web Page Design * Welder: Licensed * Welder: AutomotiveWelding, Cutting & Modification * Welder: Gas Tungsten ARC Welding * Welder: Semiautomatic ARCWelding

28 Nov 2011, 10:13 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: what do you think is the best bachelor degree major for an aspiring CEO?

im gnna start college soon and hopefully when i graduate i will follow in my dad's footsteps by working in his company of industrial equipment, and after a few years im planning on opening other businesses/companies as well if i am worthy.

27 Dec 2011, 6:45 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What jobs are in high demand in the US?

Today's Wall road Journal has an article that says that certain blue collar jobs are in high demand but that people don't have the skills needed, so the jobs go unfilled. They are mechanics (especially heavy-vehicle mechanics), specialists in electrical repairs on commercial and industrial equipment. AAR Corp has openings for skilled trade jobs like welders and maintenance mechanics and would hire a third shift if they could find enough people with the right skills. Union Pacific wants to hire "installation technicians" but is having trouble finding people with the right technical skills from either a 2 year degree or 4 years of experience. And here's another article on the same topic. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203537304577028353961942914.html What other jobs are in high demand?

26 Nov 2011, 9:22 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: When will flag waving social conss get it through their THICK brain dead skulls that : All Rich = liberals?

and US government + Wall road = foreign owned Sound recording industries - 97% Commodity contracts dealing and brokerage - 79% Motion picture and sound recording industries - 75% Metal ore mining - 65% Motion picture and video industries - 64% Wineries and distilleries - 64% Database, directory, and other publishers - 63% Book publishers - 63% Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product - 62% Engine, turbine and power transmission equipment - 57% Rubber product - 53% Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing - 53% Plastics and rubber products manufacturing - 52% Plastics product - 51% Other insurance related activities - 51% Boiler, tank, and shipping container - 50% Glass and glass product - 48% Coal mining - 48% Sugar and confectionery product - 48% Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying - 47% Advertising and related services - 41% Pharmaceutical and medicine - 40% Clay, refractory, and other nonmetallic mineral products - 40% Securities brokerage - 38% Other general purpose machinery - 37% ------------------------------------ Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, - Coca-Cola appointed a non-American, Neville Isdell, as CEO. Born in Ireland -The McDonald's CEO, Charles Bell, is Australian. -Fox News owner Australian with a communist wife -Jai Nagarkatti, born in India but now an American citizen, is the CEO of St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich, a big chemicals manufacturing firm. Ted Kelly, born and raised in Ireland, is the CEO of the massive insurer Liberty Mutual. - Fred Hassan, the CEO of Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals since 2003, was born in Pakistan -Gap's new CEO and chairman, has spent his entire career in Canadian retailing and was most recently CEO of Shoppers Drug Mart - a foreign-born leader of a Dow Jones Industrial Average component: Andrew Liveris, who was named CEO of Dow Chemical in the fall of 2004, was born, raised, and educated in Australia. 4 days ago

26 Nov 2011, 3:34 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: When will Social Conservatives get it through their THICK brain dead skulls that ... US?

Rich + Corporations are not American!!!!! Foreign owned Sound recording industries - 97% Commodity contracts dealing and brokerage - 79% Motion picture and sound recording industries - 75% Metal ore mining - 65% Motion picture and video industries - 64% Wineries and distilleries - 64% Database, directory, and other publishers - 63% Book publishers - 63% Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product - 62% Engine, turbine and power transmission equipment - 57% Rubber product - 53% Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing - 53% Plastics and rubber products manufacturing - 52% Plastics product - 51% Other insurance related activities - 51% Boiler, tank, and shipping container - 50% Glass and glass product - 48% Coal mining - 48% Sugar and confectionery product - 48% Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying - 47% Advertising and related services - 41% Pharmaceutical and medicine - 40% Clay, refractory, and other nonmetallic mineral products - 40% Securities brokerage - 38% Other general purpose machinery - 37% Audio and video equipment mfg and reproducing magnetic and optical media -36% ------------------------------------------------------------------- Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, - Coca-Cola appointed a non-American, Neville Isdell, as CEO. Born in Ireland -The McDonald's CEO, Charles Bell, is Australian. -Fox News owner Australian with a communist wife -Jai Nagarkatti, born in India but now an American citizen, is the CEO of St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich, a big chemicals manufacturing firm. Ted Kelly, born and raised in Ireland, is the CEO of the massive insurer Liberty Mutual. - Fred Hassan, the CEO of Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals since 2003, was born in Pakistan -Gap's new CEO and chairman, has spent his entire career in Canadian retailing and was most recently CEO of Shoppers Drug Mart - a foreign-born leader of a Dow Jones Industrial Average component: Andrew Liveris, who was named CEO of Dow Chemical in the fall of 2004, was born, raised, and educated in Australia. 4 days ago

26 Nov 2011, 3:29 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: I allowed my son to sublet in my workshop for two months. The past two months he has paid no rent, and has?

caused major damage to my equipment, doors, tools, and now states he lives there. He has accumulated piles of filth, refuses to clean, or to keep himself clean. He builds weapons out of my tools and store supplies without consent, and uses intimidation. I have had the police out several times and they state that since my son feels he lives there, they cannot remove him. No landlord-tenant agreement ever existed, I merely set up a cubicle he could use to do computer/office type work only. Do I need to formally evict my son? He routinely commits acts outrageous and extreme and is very threatening and destructive.I live in Oregon and the space is zoned industrial, not residential.

26 Jan 2012, 7:57 pm | click here for the answers

Voting Question: Which is the famous company to sell industrial handling equipments?

Our compamy will use industrial handling car to transfer steel and some other heavy materials.

25 Dec 2011, 4:10 am | click here for the answers

Voting Question: How much trouble would one get in for burglary?

Like if someone went to the back of an industrial building and stole a couple hundred dollars worth of equipment Thanks

24 Oct 2011, 10:39 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: How to fill paintball air tanks with an air compressor?

Well to start off I don't possess a tiny walmart compressor. My dad has an industrial sized on like the ones at parks. I just want to know where you can find the equipment and what not for them? Please and thanks.

22 Nov 2011, 11:06 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Do you approve of Mexican trucks in America?

They are now in country: "Friday, Oct. 21, was the first day of the new Mexican cross-border trucking program – with a Mexican truck hauling a load of industrial equipment nearly 600 miles from Nuevo Leon, Mexico, to Garland, TX." I have emailed congressmen and women in the three states I have standing to do so. every say they are against it. Why does it still receive approved and move forward? Drug cartels must be very, very glad. Have you contacted your congressional representatives to protest? If not, don't be mad when the news media reports the inevitable results.

21 Oct 2011, 9:46 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Government wasting money?

Hi there, I have recently become interested in something call urban exploration. I don't participate in it myself although I like looking on a number websites connected to it. Basically it is about exploring empty/boarded up buildings such as hospitals, schools, theme parks and many industrial sites. Anyway, whilst looking throught the photographs I couldn't help but think what a lot of money is being wasted (I assume) by abandoning buildings for years on end, most of which are in perfectly good condition and many of which are still full of equipment and fittings etc. One that springs to mind is the Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital. It is still full of medical gear and has stood empty since the opening of the new super hospital in June 2009 with (so far as I can find) no prospects of anything being done with it. There are many other buildings in the same position as this and if we are struggling so desperately for money in the U.K. would it not make sense to either "make do and mend" the buildings we currently already have or at least clear them out of their fixtures and perhaps sell them? I may be wrong but I think that lesser developed parts of the world would buy our "outdated" medical equipment. There is also a sports centre somewhere in Essex which was built just over 10years ago which has been let go and vandalised as the lotto funding for the projects based there dried up. Surely a perfectly good structure should be utilised as 2.1million pounds of "our" money was used providing it. There is a swimming pool, squash courts, running tracks and the like. Is it not the year of the Olympics? Surely there is some use for this place. I am tightening my belt to try and keep cash, wonder if the government should perhaps take a look at its assets and do the same? After further research it appears the land/hospital has been sold to build houses but this said there are still a great number of buildings in this state of limbo every over the U.K.

21 Jan 2012, 8:30 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What kind of flash card can i use for a Nikon coolpix 775?

Here is a website to the camera i have Its the silver one at the top. http://www.backyard-astro.com/equipment/accessories/coolpix/coolpix.html Now it came with a 8 MB flash card....and let me tell you it will let me take almost 30 pictures IF i have the camera on tiny photos and ok quality. I want to buy this one i found on ebay for just 7$ but is it the right one? http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-512MB-512M-CF-CompactFlash-Card-SLC-Industrial-Grade-fit-DSLR-Canon-Nikon-/390357480867?pt=PCC_Drives_Storage_Internal&hash=item5ae31e75a3#ht_4208wt_1185 There is also this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/TOPRAM-512MB-512M-CF-CompactFlash-Card-SLC-Industrial-Grade-fit-DSLR-Canon-Nikon-/390360956772?pt=PCC_Drives_Storage_Internal&hash=item5ae3537f64#ht_4730wt_952 Any other ones were every 50$ to 150 :O I cant afford that thats why i have this old camera lol

20 Jan 2012, 10:39 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What is the total cost of the equipment? (in Accounting)?

Holiday Laboratories purchased a high speed industrial centrifuge at a cost of $420,000. Shipping costs totaled $15,000. Foundation work to home the centrifuge cost $8,000. An additional water line had to be run to the equipment at a cost of $3,000. Labor and testing costs totaled $6,000. Materials used up in testing cost $3,000. a) What is the total cost of the equipment? b) How much of this amount should be expensed immediately Please help me. Thank you for your help.

2 Nov 2011, 8:00 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What is a good brand of scanners for industrial scale?

Im talking scanning thousands of pages a day. Documents, books, magazines, etc. Is there any equipment that has these capabilities? I couldnt imagine scanning this volume on a daily basis using a regular office scanner.

2 Nov 2011, 2:19 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What's an estimate on how much it could cost me to start my own bakery?

I'll be going to go to culinary school for pastry in 1 1/2 years, and after maybe a year or two working and learning below someone else, but right after that I want to receive my possess place. I'm not planning on building from the ground up, hopefully just renovating an old tiny restaurant or something like that. Of course I have no idea what that would cost, what new (or used if I can) equipment like industrial appliances could cost, the cost of buying ingredients in huge amounts, or what a certified cooking staff should be payed, what my taxes will be on the place. And can accountants help to figure out every these things, or are they really just for managing the business finances once the business is already up and running? I googled cost of starting a bakery and 2 or three results said I needed to have saved up or taken out a loan on at least $500,000, and one site said one million!! That's more than the average cost of buying a home, and I had expected at most somewhere around $100,000 and I'll accept it if its really more like $250,000 but $500,000??? Could I be 70 before I have that paid off?! And of course I have plans to keep up for LIFE e.g. college/trust fund for any kids I might have, retirement. I don't want to receive married and have kids until my bakery is up running and bringing in cash, but if that means taking out a crazy loan when tiny businesses are still on shaky ground as it is... I guess I'll just have to work below someoneone as the best pastry cook ever and just pray they decide to retire really early and give me thier bakery (sarcasm). I really really want to possess my possess bakery, and though my family would like to help, they really don't have the combined funds to give me the money to do this, and it doesn't seem fair to take from them anyway. By bakery I mean, cakes, other breads, specialty coffee and tea, and even some brunch items, and a few places for people to sit down and eat and not a cupcake or doughnut store. I'm only 17, but I really can't stand to do anything without planning ahead of time, though Yes, I know things usually dont go as planned, but still it can't hurt, and Ive known what I wanted for a really long time. What are the real cost, and what am I missing here?

2 Jan 2012, 4:20 pm | click here for the answers

Open Question: How do factories sew on sequins?

I have to show differences between what textiles equipment we have in school compared to what industrial places use. Thus far I have knitting needles and knitting machines, one sewing machine and lots working on the same thing.. Any more ideas?

2 Feb 2012, 4:23 pm | click here for the answers

Voting Question: US HISTORY QUESTIONS?

This chapter is about the industrial revolution and technological advances and yeah. So 1) what changes resulted from the shift to steam power? 2) what marketing methods did cyrus mccormick use to help sell his farm equipment? 3) how did labor-saving inventions affect daily life? :)

2 Feb 2012, 12:55 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Why is water often used to cool industrial equipment instead of air?

Why is water often used to chilly industrial equipment? why not just use air?

2 Dec 2011, 1:19 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Technologies for thermal generation (oil, coal, gas, nuclear, etc..), Co-generation, non-conventional ?

Technologies for thermal generation (oil, coal, gas, nuclear, etc..), Co-generation, non-conventional processes for the generation (biomass, fuel cells, solar, wind, tidal, geothermal, etc..) We can use the ENERGY SAVING LIVES, BUILDING OR LEAVE HOSPITAL AS IN THE NATURE RESERVE is to use when needed. THROUGH A LOGIC OF YOUR ELECTRICAL INVENTOR SEEN NOTHING FOUND SOMETHING IN NO ELECTRICAL WORLD. MEASURES READ THE FEEDING OF CHARGE (NEXT TO NEUTRAL AND BREAKER PANEL ELECTRIC) MEASURES WITH PLIERS Wattmeter HZ 60 V 217.8 V 217.8 A 24.1 PG 180 5.24 KW KVAR 0 (ZERO) 5.25 KVA PG 180 PF 0999 30 SECONDS TIME CHARGE ON .................. 0,043 KWH The same measures were found with the pliers Wattmeter NEXT The electric charge (CUSTOMERS) WATCH NOW IN THE BOX IN WHICH ITS INVENTOR OF STYLE: Brazilian electrical box pandora. HZ 60 V 215.6 V 215.8 A 43.4 PG 180 9.2 KW KVAR 0.85 9.2 KVA PG 180 PF 0995 30 SECONDS ON TIME LOAD ................ 0,079 KWH A DISCOVERY THAT IS SEEN EVERY YEAR 1500. HAVE REGISTERED FOR AN ELECTRICAL POWER EQUIPMENT TRUST 100% greater than the electrical power supplied is a technological breakthrough OF THIS WORLD, THAT FOR HUMANITY might be the start of another energy era. INVENTOR OF DATA AND HIS DISCOVERY DESCRIPTION: named by its inventors "ELECTRICAL BOX PANDORA'S BRAZILIAN NAME OF ELECTRICAL DISCOVERY: "PEACE OF ELECTRIC CURRENT IN A ELECTRICAL single or three phase. INVENTOR: TRAINING: Federal Technical School of Santa Catarina (CURRENT IFSC), AV. Mauro Ramos - Florianopolis - SC BRAZIL AREA: Electrical INDUSTRIAL YEAR OF ENTRY AND leave: DECEMBER 1988 AUGUST 1985 GRADUATION. QUOTE OF THE INVENTOR: The INVENTOR every PRINCIPLE IS CONSIDERED A crazy, because usually surprise the viewer, hear and read.

19 Oct 2011, 5:00 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Rate my resume please!! give feedback?

_____________ __________________ __________________________ XXX-XXX-XXXX Education Penn Foster Scranton, PA 18515-0001 Electrician program in progress Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology Scarborough, Ontario Major: Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Electricity and Electronic College of Arts Science and Technology Kingston, Jamaica Major: Mechanical Engineer Technician Related Work 1998-2010 Prestige Window Fashions 195 Raritan middle Parkway, Edison, New Jersey Worked as an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic. I performed electrical installation and repaired on the building and machineries. Trouble shooting and repairs blind making machines such as, Sani, Faber, Turnils, and Hunter Douglas high speed strapping machines, sewing machine, automation machines and drill presses. Dismantled, rebuilt and installed high speed production machines, electric motors, compressors, pumps, pneumatic and hydraulic presses and compacters. Designed and built replacements parts for specialty tools and machines. Conducted milling, lathing, boring, welding (gas, arc, mig, tig) and soldering. Set up maintenance program to minimizing production down time. Performed wiring and installation of electrical circuits and panels, receptacles, switches, boxes, conducts, cable assemblies and lighting fixtures. Repair and performed preventatives Maintenance on machines and equipments. Work from blueprints schematics and work drawings. Ensure that machines removed for repairs work are done to specifications and within time and budget. Make request for purchases of parts for repairs and services of machines as needed. 1994-1998 Otema Interior Fixtures Markham, Ontario Employed as an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic. Trouble shoot and repair faulty electrical and mechanical equipment. Rebuilt pneumatic and hydraulic equipment compressors, pumps, motors. Operate milling, boring and lathe machines. Perform welding (gas, arc, mig and tig) and soldering. Repair glass cutting machine , table saws ,drill presses, dust collectors, and bending machines. Work from working, drawing, blueprint, schematics. Perform layout and fabrication of metal doors, rails and metal furniture’s. Order parts for machine repairs as needed. Honor Seneca College Honor graduate Achievement Prestige Window Fashion Employee of the Year References References are available on request.

19 Nov 2011, 4:30 am | click here for the answers

Voting Question: Finance Questions - Cash Flow Analysis?

A wealthy industrial economist dies, and her will specifies that $10 million of her estate will go to University of Waterloo (UW) to fund a tiny engineering economy building as well as 20 graduate scholarships per year over the next 20 years. The scholarships are to have a value of $24,000 (per each scholarship) per year for the first year and this should increase at a rate of $3,000 per year over the following 19 years. UW requires that $30,000, starting with the third year of the bequest, be reserved for building maintenance and operating costs. These costs have to have a linear increase of $4000 per year, starting with year 4. Assuming that 10% interest rate is used for such analyses, determine how much will be available for building first costs (for construction of the building). Suppose that you have an opportunity to invest in a fund that pays 12% interest rate. Today, you invest $10,000 into this fund. Three years later (year 3), you borrow $5,000 from a local bank at 10% interest rate and invest it in the fund. Two years later (year 5), you withdraw enough money from the fund to repay the bank loan and every interest due on it. Three years from this withdrawal (year 8), you start taking $2,000 per year out of the fund for 4 years (year 11). After another year (year 12), you have withdrawn your original $10,000. The amount remaining in the fund is earned interest. How much is the remaining amount? Maintenance on new equipment is expected to cost $1000 in each of the first two years, when it is below warranty, and $5000 in the third year. In each of the following 4 years, the maintenance cost is expected to increase by $2000 over the previous year. The MARR is 15%. Calculate the gift worth, now of the maintenance cost.

19 Dec 2011, 2:24 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What is Laser Welding?

What is the process of operation? What equipment is used? What are the hazards associated with this operation? What would the correct use of Personal Protective Equipment be? And what would be an example of an industrial application for this process? If you can only answer one of the questions then that would be much appreciated Thank you for any help

18 Nov 2011, 10:44 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: What section should I place my ad under?

I am posting a Newspaper carrier add on a ad site because I am a teen and I am looking for a part time job. What category should I post my ad below? buy and sell art, collectibles baby items bikes books business, industrial cameras, camcorders cds, dvds, blu-ray clothing computers computer accessories electronics furniture garage sales health, special needs hobbies, crafts home appliances home & garden jewellery, watches musical instruments phones, PDAs, ipods sporting goods, exercise tickets tools, equipment toys, games video games, consoles other services childcare, nanny cleaners, cleaning computer entertainment financial, legal fitness, personal trainer health, beauty moving, storage music lessons painters, painting photography, video skilled trades tutors, languages wedding travel, vacations other cars & vehicles cars & trucks classic cars car parts, tires automotive services motorcycles ATVs, snowmobiles boats, watercraft RVs, campers, trailers heavy equipment other real estate apartments, condos home rental room rental, roommates short term rentals commercial, office space storage, parking houses for sale condos for sale land for sale real estate services other community activities, groups artists, musicians classes, lessons events friendship, networking long lost relationships lost & found missed connections rideshare volunteers other pets accessories animal, pet services birds for sale cats, kittens for sale dogs, puppies for sale livestock for sale other pets for sale to give or donate other jobs accounting, mgmt child care bar, food, hospitality cleaning, housekeeper construction, trades customer service driver, security general labour graphic, web design hair stylist, salon office mgr, receptionist part time, students programmers, computer sales, retail sales tv, media, fashion other resumes accounting, mgmt child care bar, food, hospitality cleaning, housekeeper construction, trades customer service driver, security general labour graphic, web design hair stylist, salon office mgr, receptionist part time, students programmers, computer sales, retail sales tv, media, fashion other Than you in advance for you replies. sick be sure to vote for best answer.

17 Oct 2011, 8:50 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Jew Media keep lying that the reason soooooo many foreigners r CEO of US corproations = Global International?

corporations = melting pot but .... where are the American CEOs in German + Japanese + Saudi + French companies? 0 .... none while By that definition, the percentage of foreign ownership as of 2002 by industrial sector was as follows:[2] Sound recording industries - 97% Commodity contracts dealing and brokerage - 79% Motion picture and sound recording industries - 75% Metal ore mining - 65% Motion picture and video industries - 64% Wineries and distilleries - 64% Database, directory, and other publishers - 63% Book publishers - 63% Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product - 62% Engine, turbine and power transmission equipment - 57% Rubber product - 53% Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing - 53% Plastics and rubber products manufacturing - 52% Plastics product - 51% Other insurance related activities - 51% Boiler, tank, and shipping container - 50% Glass and glass product - 48% Coal mining - 48% Sugar and confectionery product - 48% Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying - 47% Advertising and related services - 41% Pharmaceutical and medicine - 40% Clay, refractory, and other nonmetallic mineral products - 40% Securities brokerage - 38% Other general purpose machinery - 37% Audio and video equipment mfg and reproducing magnetic and optical media - --------------------------------------… -Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, - Coca-Cola appointed a non-American, Neville Isdell, as CEO. Born in Ireland -The McDonald's CEO, Charles Bell, is Australian. -Fox News owner Australian with a communist wife -Jai Nagarkatti, born in India but now an American citizen, is the CEO of St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich, a big chemicals manufacturing firm. Ted Kelly, born and raised in Ireland, is the CEO of the massive insurer Liberty Mutual. - Fred Hassan, the CEO of Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals since 2003, was born in Pakistan -Gap's new CEO and chairman, has spent his entire career in Canadian retailing and was most recently CEO of Shoppers Drug Mart - a foreign-born leader of a Dow Jones Industrial Average component: Andrew Liveris, who was named CEO of Dow Chemical in the fall of 2004, was born, raised, and educated in Australia.

17 Nov 2011, 3:34 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Hey my FLAG WAVING + BIBLE WAVING social conservative brothers/sisters: Y r u using the US flags + Christian?

Bibles to support Muslim + Chinese corporations milking Americans? By that definition, the percentage of foreign ownership as of 2002 by industrial sector was as follows:[2] Sound recording industries - 97% Commodity contracts dealing and brokerage - 79% Motion picture and sound recording industries - 75% Metal ore mining - 65% Motion picture and video industries - 64% Wineries and distilleries - 64% Database, directory, and other publishers - 63% Book publishers - 63% Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product - 62% Engine, turbine and power transmission equipment - 57% Rubber product - 53% Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing - 53% Plastics and rubber products manufacturing - 52% Plastics product - 51% Other insurance related activities - 51% Boiler, tank, and shipping container - 50% Glass and glass product - 48% Coal mining - 48% Sugar and confectionery product - 48% Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying - 47% Advertising and related services - 41% Pharmaceutical and medicine - 40% Clay, refractory, and other nonmetallic mineral products - 40% Securities brokerage - 38% Other general purpose machinery - 37% Audio and video equipment mfg and reproducing magnetic and optical media - --------------------------------------… -Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, - Coca-Cola appointed a non-American, Neville Isdell, as CEO. Born in Ireland -The McDonald's CEO, Charles Bell, is Australian. -Fox News owner Australian with a communist wife -Jai Nagarkatti, born in India but now an American citizen, is the CEO of St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich, a big chemicals manufacturing firm. Ted Kelly, born and raised in Ireland, is the CEO of the massive insurer Liberty Mutual. - Fred Hassan, the CEO of Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals since 2003, was born in Pakistan -Gap's new CEO and chairman, has spent his entire career in Canadian retailing and was most recently CEO of Shoppers Drug Mart - a foreign-born leader of a Dow Jones Industrial Average component: Andrew Liveris, who was named CEO of Dow Chemical in the fall of 2004, was born, raised, and educated in Australia.

17 Nov 2011, 3:22 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Need RESUME Help Please?

I need to know if this Resume looks alright, is there anything that could be better worded? Thanks SUMMARY Reliable, difficult-working, cooperative, friendly and self-motivated Safe, consistent, careful attention to detail, well paced and precise Accountable, creative, logical and aware of surroundings Extremely quick learner and multi-talented Excellent Mathematical, analytical and organizational skills Bilingual (French as a second language) EDUCATION Western Canada High School -Rugby team -French Immersion program Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School -Awarded Gr.11 and Gr. 12 Honors certificate (75% avg. or higher, no marks below 70%) -Track & Field team -French Immersion program WORK EXPERIENCE (References available upon request) Planet Art Design (Calgary AB. Aug 2005 - Sept 2006) -Designing and piecing together wooden structures -Experience with drill press, table saw, jigsaw and various other industrial tools Wire-It Electrical (Calgary AB, July 2008 – Aug 2010) -Worked as a labourer on various sites and company headquarters -Unloaded and organized stock materials -Organized bills, cheques and company records -Entered and stored information electronically using Microsoft Excel -painted the ceiling, walls and floors of the company headquarters -Repaired electrical outlets -Experience digging trenches with a walk-behind trencher -Experience driving a skid steer loader Solaris Electric (Calgary AB, March 2010 Temporary Contract for Renovations) -Mudding, taping, sanding and painting of walls and ceiling -Repaired and replaced lighting fixtures Joey Tomato’s Eau Claire (Calgary AB, March 2011-Dec 2011) -Forno oven’s cook (Ribs, Moroccan chicken, Baja fish/ tuna taco’s, flatbreads etc. ) -Deserts and salads -Food prep -Worked as a labourer during renovations VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Edmonton Indy (2007) -Secured the entrance to the race -Delivered equipment to workers and other volunteers -Helped spectators find their seats INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES Sports: Mixed Martial Arts, Snowboarding, Rugby Producing music, reading

17 Jan 2012, 2:10 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: R Flag + Bible waving Christian Cons foreigners? = supporters of Wall Stret = foreigners running this country?

By that definition, the percentage of foreign ownership as of 2002 by industrial sector was as follows:[2] Sound recording industries - 97% Commodity contracts dealing and brokerage - 79% Motion picture and sound recording industries - 75% Metal ore mining - 65% Motion picture and video industries - 64% Wineries and distilleries - 64% Database, directory, and other publishers - 63% Book publishers - 63% Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product - 62% Engine, turbine and power transmission equipment - 57% Rubber product - 53% Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing - 53% Plastics and rubber products manufacturing - 52% Plastics product - 51% Other insurance related activities - 51% Boiler, tank, and shipping container - 50% Glass and glass product - 48% Coal mining - 48% Sugar and confectionery product - 48% Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying - 47% Advertising and related services - 41% Pharmaceutical and medicine - 40% Clay, refractory, and other nonmetallic mineral products - 40% Securities brokerage - 38% Other general purpose machinery - 37% Audio and video equipment mfg and reproducing magnetic and optical media - --------------------------------------… -Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, - Coca-Cola appointed a non-American, Neville Isdell, as CEO. Born in Ireland -The McDonald's CEO, Charles Bell, is Australian. -Fox News owner Australian with a communist wife -Jai Nagarkatti, born in India but now an American citizen, is the CEO of St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich, a big chemicals manufacturing firm. Ted Kelly, born and raised in Ireland, is the CEO of the massive insurer Liberty Mutual. - Fred Hassan, the CEO of Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals since 2003, was born in Pakistan -Gap's new CEO and chairman, has spent his entire career in Canadian retailing and was most recently CEO of Shoppers Drug Mart - a foreign-born leader of a Dow Jones Industrial Average component: Andrew Liveris, who was named CEO of Dow Chemical in the fall of 2004, was born, raised, and educated in Australia.

16 Nov 2011, 10:17 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Are these the real reasons y Christian + Conservative Tea(t) Party don't want liberals to protest Wall Street?

By that definition, the percentage of foreign ownership as of 2002 by industrial sector was as follows:[2] Sound recording industries - 97% Commodity contracts dealing and brokerage - 79% Motion picture and sound recording industries - 75% Metal ore mining - 65% Motion picture and video industries - 64% Wineries and distilleries - 64% Database, directory, and other publishers - 63% Book publishers - 63% Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product - 62% Engine, turbine and power transmission equipment - 57% Rubber product - 53% Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing - 53% Plastics and rubber products manufacturing - 52% Plastics product - 51% Other insurance related activities - 51% Boiler, tank, and shipping container - 50% Glass and glass product - 48% Coal mining - 48% Sugar and confectionery product - 48% Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying - 47% Advertising and related services - 41% Pharmaceutical and medicine - 40% Clay, refractory, and other nonmetallic mineral products - 40% Securities brokerage - 38% Other general purpose machinery - 37% Audio and video equipment mfg and reproducing magnetic and optical media - --------------------------------------------------- -Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, - Coca-Cola appointed a non-American, Neville Isdell, as CEO. Born in Ireland -The McDonald's CEO, Charles Bell, is Australian. -Fox News owner Australian with a communist wife -Jai Nagarkatti, born in India but now an American citizen, is the CEO of St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich, a big chemicals manufacturing firm. Ted Kelly, born and raised in Ireland, is the CEO of the massive insurer Liberty Mutual. - Fred Hassan, the CEO of Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals since 2003, was born in Pakistan -Gap's new CEO and chairman, has spent his entire career in Canadian retailing and was most recently CEO of Shoppers Drug Mart - a foreign-born leader of a Dow Jones Industrial Average component: Andrew Liveris, who was named CEO of Dow Chemical in the fall of 2004, was born, raised, and educated in Australia.

16 Nov 2011, 10:10 am | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Which is the best to get into nowadays?

Making a career or of these and salary, which pays the highest and is the best in demand to receive into? •Agriculture/agricultural sciences •Air transportation services •Animal training •Aquaculture operations and production management •Architectural drafting •car/automotive body repair •Building/property maintenance and management •Business machine repair •Cabinet making and millworking •Carpentry •Civil/structural drafting •Clothing, apparel, and textile work and management •Commercial garment and apparel services •Commercial photography •Communication systems installation and repair •Computer installation and repair •Conservation and renewable natural resources •Construction trades •Crop production operations and management •Custodial services •Dietician assistance •Diving (Professional) •Drafting •Dry cleaning and laundering (Commercial) •Electrician •flame protection •Fishing technology/commercial fishing •Food catering •Forestry •Graphic and printing equipment operation •Greenhouse operations and management •Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration •Home furnishings and equipment installation and consultation •Horticulture services operations and management •Industrial design •Industrial machinery maintenance and repair •Instrument calibration and repair •Landscaping operations and management •Locksmithing and safe repair •Machinist/machine technology •Major appliance installation and repair •Marine maintenance and boat repair •Masonry and tile setting •Mechanical drafting •Nursery operations and management •Ornamental horticulture operations and management •Painting and wall covering •Plumbing and pipe fitting •Precision metal working •Sheet metal working •Shoe, boot, and leather repair •tiny engine mechanical and repair services •Stationary energy sources installation and operation •Tool and die making/technology •Transportation and materials moving •Vehicle and equipment operation •Vehicle and mobile equipment mechanical and repair services •Watch, clock, and jewelry repair •Water transportation services •Welding •Window treatment making and installation •Woodworking

14 Nov 2011, 10:43 pm | click here for the answers

Voting Question: Which is the best to get into?????????????

14 Nov 2011, 10:42 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Out of all of these which is the best to get into???????????

14 Nov 2011, 10:41 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Why don't we live in a resource based economy?

A resource-based economy would replace the need for the current monetary economy, which is "scarcity-oriented" or "scarcity-based". Resource-Based Economy is a system in which every goods and services are available without the use of money, credits, barter or any other system of debt or servitude. Modern society has access to highly advanced technology and can make available food, clothing, housing and medical care; update our educational system; and develop a limitless supply of renewable, non-contaminating energy. By supplying an efficiently designed economy, everyone can like a very high standard of living with every of the amenities of a high technological society. A resource-based economy would utilize existing resources from the land and sea, physical equipment, industrial plants, etc. to enhance the lives of the total population. In an economy based on resources rather than money, we could easily produce every of the necessities of life and provide a high standard of living for every. Should we be moving towards a resource based economy? If not why not? Can we receive away from the scarcity based economy we are currently in and take a great jump forward towards a resource based economy? If we can, how will it happen? If we can't, why not?

13 Jan 2012, 9:16 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Atlas Toyota Material Handling Career Opportunities?

Me and my pal are both unemployed and my dad is an Industrial Equipment Technician with Atlas Toyota Material Handling. I am curious, because my dad has a career with them and has been there since 1993 would me and my pal who is aquainted with my dad have a better chance to land a career with Atlas rather than someone with little experience that has no relative there? High School Diploma is the only education I have and I have no previous work experience. Also, some upcoming opportunities are Delivery Driver, Forklift Techincian, Parts Customer Care Representative and Dock Clerk. Basically, would I have a better chance to land a career with this business because I have a relative or would someone with experience have more of an opportunity. Also, before this business would post an opportunity online they would talk to each employee which would include my dad and ask if they know someone that is interested in an opportunity before it is posted online, so that is a positive aspect about a career with this business.

12 Dec 2011, 5:04 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: Please elaborate on the definition of ready made art? I need feedback on this idea!!?

I have to make a ready-made (found) art piece. I already did one but I'm seriously considering whether I should actually use this one: I found a star-shaped memory box that my sister used to possess and glued a lot of the stuff that was in it to the surface, as well as other odds and ends with personal meaning; the message was going to be about nostalgia. The thing is, I feel like the traditional definition of found art is more in line with using things that are sort of more industrial, practical and/or typical objects, just with a spin on them. I feel uncomfortable with the memory box idea and I'm thinking I want to change it. What do you think? Also, does anyone have any very basic ideas for alternate options? don't elaborate on that too much cuz it's obviously my piece but i'm thinking of using an old shoe or sports equipment or something. can anyone run my inspiration here?? (due this fri.)

12 Dec 2011, 3:55 pm | click here for the answers

Resolved Question: The economy for the trans national corporations couldn't be better. For wage earners, not so hot. Why?

Right after WW2 when labor unions were strong, American corporations made the best stuff in the world AND made huge profits. Taxes were high, but everyday our social and physical infrastructure got better. We built heavy equipment, trucks, cars, washing machines, refrigerators, houses and tall buildings. China built re-education camps. Now the unions are busted, taxes are rock bottom and we don't make anything. We trade our industrial base for 'Everyday Low Prices' that aren't even that low and the Made in China 'stuff' is pure crappola! The GOP/Tea/Fox/Jesus freak party doesn't seem to have a problem with this and they for sure don't want Barack to do anything about it either. Is this the end of the Republic? A massive bloated military that can't defeat two 3rd world countries based on a worn out industrial base and populated by needy people just doesn't seem like the way to go. Evidently there are lots of people who don't really care, or simply don't understand the situation.

11 Dec 2011, 3:59 pm | click here for the answers

Voting Question: can syringomyelia be a work related injury?

I was recently diagnosis with syringohydromyelia and a couple of hernia disk after after I hurt myself while working. I've done some research and arrive to find there are a couple a ways to receive syringohydromyelia. One of them being trauma / post trauma related. If I can determine and have tests prove that I don't have any of the other conditions that cause syringohydromyelia then that would leave only trauma as the cause. I work with industrial equipment that weight between 80-125 lbs. every my past jobs has been in an office setting where there wasn't any heavy lifting involved. I am going to look a neurologist , because of my back, leg and arm pain. My question is can you develop syringohydromyelia by repetitive heavy lifting? Could at some point in time I hurt myself working that caused this syringohydromyelia to develop ?

10 Nov 2011, 3:01 pm | click here for the answers

Voting Question: Is aluminium prices delibrately kept low from fears of metal thievery? like what happened to copper?

Aluminium prices are incredibly low as if it is oppressively done for unrelated reasons like metal thievery . I am sure that you heard news about lowlifers running around stealing copper wiring and pipes right out of equipments and churches.. etc.. I used to suspect that it had a lot to do with industrial heavyweights who want to look metal prices kept low so to maximize profits. Now I am pointing to scrap metal dealers for being willing to pay in cash to anybody that comes with metal scraps ... I think that our government can and should outlaw the use of cash to pay any scrap metal sellers or low lifers.. Either sellers has to be certified or be paid in kinds as long as it is not cash like paying the seller's expenses electronically. That way , low lifers cannot receive any cash and they usually have nothing like accounts that can be credited electronically for thier sales of stolen metal scrap of any nice.. We can still allow low lifers to steal steel and iron as they are to heavy and worth less as well as difficult to rip off anywhere. They can go out in the boonies where there is plenty of old rusty vehicles that they can haul out to sell no question asked, I dont care! Aluminium is supposed to be worth far more today yet it is still fetching a lousy dollar a pound today or 25 cent in 1980 dollars... Aluminium were trading at a dollar in 1980 which means that aluiminum shoudl be $4 by now... What the heck is going on ... is our govenrment asleep at the swtich ? or the trading pits?

10 Jan 2012, 5:03 pm | click here for the answers