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Shit - I ain't gonna care - I'll be dead. Do whatever you want!! Easy Does It

Absolutely IPA. Most Tasty. I purchase Dogfish Head 60 or 90 minute IPA from time to time. The best IPA I've ever had. But actually I've had a taste for some McCallan single malt scotch lately. It's payday, as I make my way home a stop at Binny's is in order. Easy Does It

IPA. Lots of it. Easy Does It

Mebbie you should have broken it up girls/guys? I've known a few girls that like thier own taste. Easy Does It

Maybe throw a dummy out under a round and see what happens with the weird draft? Easy Does It

My sweet little honey - Easy Does It

Pains me to hear of your loss also - I'd be there in a heartbeat if I could. As far as the creep goes - May justice be served swiftly.

Gawd. Now I have to gouge my eyes out. Easy Does It

Surprisingly I did make it all day - Pretty rare - Tomorrow is another story. Easy Does It

Not 100% sure - From what I can tell, he opened up into a spinner and blacked out from the G's. Easy Does It

I'm going to get kinda the same thing at work this morning myself. Kinda sucks. Easy Does It

Do the Watusi ! Easy Does It

My childhood home of Edison, NJ was named after Thomas Edison, whose lab was in nearby Menlo Park. He was called "The Wizard of Menlo Park". I lived in NJ until I was 12, when we moved to rural Western NY - to a town named Friendship. I actually consider Friendship my "hometown" - I came of age, became "aware" in that area. Now I didn't actually live in Friendship - I lived in a town called Wirt, but our mail was delivered by the Friendship post office. I went to school in town called Richburg. Richburg was named such because lots of rich people used to live there. Emphasis on "used to". After the oil fields played out, so did the money. But that's a whole other story. The town was originally called Bloody Corners. An interesting name to say the least, with an interesting story behind it. In the center of town was a place where four roads came together, or a "four-corners". (People in the area don't call such an intersection a crossroads, but a "four corners" - If five roads came together, which is not uncommon in that area, it's called a five-corners, naturally.) Roads in the area are often named for the town they lead to, such as the Cuba road or the Belmont road. Well, this four-corners joined the Cuba road and the Belvedere road. Oil was first discovered in that area. As a matter of fact, you can, to this day, travel to a place called the Seneca Oil Spring, and see the very spot where oil was first discovered in North Amereica. With oil drillin' came money - and roughnecks -and the roughnecks liked to drink. At the four-corners, there was a tavern on each corner. It wasn't uncommon to find a dead body there in the morning, hence the name Bloody Corners. (This is a story about Friendship-) Later on, the town "merged" with another town called Dog Patch, named such because of it's large dog popualtion. If memeory serves me, Dog Patch was some where along the Friendship-Dog Patch road, which also went to Belvedere. Years later the town fathers where trying to figure out how to attract more people to the lovely town of Bloody Corners - And they decided to re-name the town Friendship, in a effort to rid it of it's unsavory reputation. It kinda worked. Until the oil fields played out and the foundry shut down. Now this story, as colorful as it is, no doubt has been embellished and mutated somewhat over the years, so the basis on actual fact is dubious at best. But it does make for an entertaining story. Not unlike the story of how I got the screen name I use. I assume no responsibility for the factual basis of either story. Easy Does It

100% right. The one manager who is the champion of the 5S and TPM programs spent six years in Japan working with Eastman Chemical. He's promoted some great cultural changes here that have already improved morale and communication within and between departments. He and I figure 5 to 7 years total. We're also working on a fully strudtured training program for all employees in production and maintenance. For instance, this year, in our department, 5S, getting our stance in more proactive vs. reactive, and ramping up our PdM program is our goals. 2008 will introduce training the operators to do some TPM type tasks while ramping into RCM. 2009 -2010 will begin moving us fully into TPM. Slow process but well worth it! Will be looking for the demo package! Thanks again! Easy Does It

To get you started: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5S TPS - Toyota Production System TPM - Total Productive Maintenance Easy Does It

Looking forward to the post - !!! We've got the buy-in from upper management - This should be interesting. We figure a full year on the project, keeping it roliing beyond that is going to be a challenge. Easy Does It

I don't how many times I've re-ordered parts because we couldn't find them! Easy Does It

Paradigm shift. We'll be moving into TPM over the next few years, also, but 5S has to come first. My department (Maintenance) is still way too reactive. We have a long way to go. Easy Does It

Anybody have experiemce implementing 5S in thier workplace? Easy Does It

Oh yeah - Checked out Fossil - Lots of nice stuff there - Not just wallets!! Easy Does It

My son made me a killer duct-tape wallet a number of years ago - out of 2" gaffers' tape. I loved it! (My son rocks!) Easy Does It

Two jump tickets - Dammit!! One reason I go minimalist - and keep the cash apart from the rest. Easy Does It

Glad you enjoyed the pics of your momma. (jk) Easy Does It

Norcal later this month, hawaii in march, not sure after that, trying to plan a rockclimbing trip in mexico for the end of summer which means ill be tapped out and might stay in this area for labor day. Let me know.... Tracking dive will happen My B-day falls on Labor Day this year, too! Easy Does It