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SentrySafe UC-039K Solid Steel Drop Slot Safe, Gray $89.99 The Sentry Safe Drop Slot Safe – UC-039K is a must have for security conscious business managers. It’s uniquely designed to protect cash, receipts, deposit slips, keys and other valuables. It comes with an anti-fishing slot, anti-pry door, dual key lock and bottom side piano hinge. The UC-039K has pre-drilled anchor holes to facilitate bolting the unit to the floor…. |
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AstroGlide Water-Based Lubricant Astroglide Personal Lubricant provides whisper-light lubrication for enhancing the comfort and ease of intimate activity. Developed to mimic natural body fluids, Astroglide not only lubricates, but also acts as a moisturizer for vaginal dryness. Astroglide’s long-lasting super-slick formula is water-based, water-soluble and petroleum free. Astroglide will intensify the pleasure and sensitivity for… |
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Zing Air Z-Curve Bow $17.99 The Z Curve Bow launches a precise air strike from a great distance! That’s right! With pin point precision, this toy crossbow can shoot arrows over 125 feet. Simply point out a target, take aim, and use the handy firing mechanism to send a barrage of arrows; 3 foam arrows in all are included?2 bounce back arrows and 1 ZARTZ suction cup arrow that will stick to most surfaces and then auto relea… |
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Ballistol All-purpose Lubricant, Non-Aerosol, 1 – 16 oz. can $13.00 We normally stock the traditional white label version. The green Sportsman’s Oil label version is the SAME product. Price is for one (1) 16 oz can…. |
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Acog 4 X 32 Scope Full Illuminated Crosshair .223 Ballistic Reticle, Red $1,157.00 Calibrated for 0.223, the ACOG (Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight) TA01 4×32 fully illuminated scope with a red crosshair aiming reticle provides lightning fast target acquisition and superb optical clarity without the use of batteries in any light conditions. Delivering pinpoint accuracy out to 800 meters, this classic scope has remained one of ACOG’s most popular since its introduction over 25 ye… |
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Flight News On Military Aircrafts,Fleet Modernization The B787 Dreamliner Nightmare
The Air war with Japan during World War 11 forced United States Army Air Force planners to realize that they were going to need long range fighter escorts to fly to Japan with the B-29 bombers. In October 1943, the North American Aircraft design team began work on improving the design of the P-51 Mustang.
Since the P-51 was a good long range escort fighter, it made sense that two of them joined would make an even better long range escort fighter. The F-82 was designed with a range exceeding 2000 nautical miles without refueling, from the outlying Pacific Islands of the Solomon or Philippines to Japan; a distance beyond the range of the P-38 Lighting and conventional P-51 Mustangs.
Later, however, the US Marines Island hopping enabled them to capture islands close enough to the Japanese homeland such as lwo Jima, and Okinawa, that enabled the conventional P-51 Mustangs to fulfill this role.
The F-82 was too late for the war in any case. Its first flight was on June 15,1945,less than two month before Japans surrender, and well before the first production units were operational .By the time it was introduced in 1946,the post war role of the 273 that were manufactured had changed to that of night-fighting.
The idea for the Twin Mustang was not a real stretch; snap two P-51s together with a piece of straight wing. As any aircraft designer can testify , a single airframe modification almost always leads to additional modifications, and the proposed F-82 was no exceptional .In reality, the extra fuel needed for the long range missions led to stretching the fuselage 145 metres behind the cockpit for the extra fuel tanks.
The additional weight meant that the wings had to be stronger, and the extra weight and power meant larger control surfaces were needed. In the end, the p-82 was virtually a new airframe, leading it to have little in common with its smaller sister, the P-51 Mustang.
The straight wing between the two fuselage housed the same six, 50 calibre machine guns as the single engine Mustang, but provided a much more concentrated fire. The outer wings were also strengthened to allow hard points for carrying additional fuel, or 25-five-inch rockets, or 4000 lb (1814 kg) of bomb ordinance.
Two vertical tails were pulled from the XP-51(an earlier design), and configured with large dorsal fillets to add stability in case of engine failure. The aircraft retained its standard P-51 landing gear, and both wheels retracted into the bays under each fuselage section.
The North America F-82 Twin Mustang was the last American piston-engine fighter ordered into production by the United States Air Force. The F-82 went into front line service with strategic Air Command (SAC) in 1948.They were soon replaced by jet fighters , so the Twin Mustangs were sent to Air Defense Command units in 1949.Radar-equipped F-82s were used extensively by the Air Defense Command replacing the P-61 Black Widow night fighter.
Korea War
By early 1950, after only two years of service, the F-82 were put on to reserve status, but the outbreak of the Korean War, in June 1950, saved it from the inevitable next step-retirement or the scrap yard, at least for a while.
The USAFs 68th Fighter Squadron was based in Japan, with its F82 Twin Mustangs. At the time, the F-82was the only aircraft available in the Pacific that could cover all of Korea from bases in Japan. This was an advantage given that North Korea rapidly overran almost all of South Korea, including the US air bases.
The first three North Korean aircraft destroyed by US forces were shot down by F-82s, the first being a North-Korean Yak-11 downed over Gimpo.The last F-82 Twin Mustangs were retired in 1953.
B787 Dream liners Nightmare
While the investigation into the incident onboard 787 Dream liner ZA002 continues, Boeing flew two other aircraft, ZA001 and ZA005, back to Seattle from Rapid City, S.D, and Victorville, Calif.with FAA approval.
ZA001 was undergoing refueling in South Dakota when the incident on ZA001 occurred and the company decided to forgo additional flights .ZA005 was on remote deployment for testing in California.
The team investigating the incident in Laredo has developed a detailed understanding of the ZA002 incident. Data’s sow that the total duration of the incident was less than 90 seconds. The fire lasted less than 30 seconds and the airplane was flown in a configuration that could have been sustained for the time required to return to an airport suitable for landing from any point in a typical 787 mission profile.
The team in Texas has completed inspection of ZA002 and has begun installing a new power panel and new insulation material. The team also is repairing minor structural damage that occurred during the vent.
The incident on ZA002 demonstrated many aspects of the safety and redundancy in the 787 design, which ensure that if events such as these occur, the aircraft can continue safe flight and landing.
At the time of writing, no decision had been reached on when flight testing of the 787s will resume. Before that decision can be made, Boeing says it must complete the investigation and assess whether any design changes are necessary. Until that time, the company cannot comment on the potential impact on the overall programme schedule.
It may be recalled that a failure in the P100 panel led to a fire involving an insulation blanket. The insulation self-extinguished once the fault in the P100 panel cleared.
The P100 panel on ZA002 has been removed and a replacement unit was shipped to Laredo. The insulation material near the unit also has been removed.
Damage to the ZA002 P100 panel is significant .Initial inspections; however, do not show extensive damage to the surrounding structure or other systems.
TheP100 panel is one of several power panels in the aft electronics bay. It receives power from the left engine and distributes it to an array of systems. In the event of a failure of the P100 panel, back-up power sources-including power from the right engine, the Ram Air Turbine, the auxiliary power unit or the battery-are designed to automatically engage to ensure that those systems needed for continued safe operations are powered .The backup systems engaged during the incident and the crew retained positive control of the aircraft at all times and had the information it needed to perform a safe landing.
The latest as this edition was going to press, Boeing announced that it was developing minor design changes to power distribution panels on the 787 and updates to the systems software that manages and protects power distribution on the airplane. These changes come as the result of what has been learned from the investigation of a recent onboard electrical fire on a test airplane, ZA002, in Laredo, Texas.
Engineers have determined that fault began as either a short circuit or an electrical arc in the P100 power distribution panel, most likely caused by the presence of foreign debris.
The design changes will improve the protection within the panel .Software changes also will be implemented to further improve fault protection.
The 787 team is now assessing the time required to complete the design changes and software updates that are being developed. A revised 787 programme schedule is expected to be finalized in the next few weeks.
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How the Youth Look at BPO in 2011
The stability of an industry can be judged by the employment that it generates. If you see that a particular sector is hiring employees and expanding their manpower resource, you can safely say that the industry has work in the pipeline. In the initial stages of business process outsourcing, the youngsters of the country did not look at call center jobs as a stable career choice. Only college-goers or those who didn’t find employment elsewhere worked at the call center. Customer service agents were largely undergraduates, more so in the third world countries. That is how the price tags on call center services were lesser than that in the first world countries. The scenario has drastically changed now. It’s no more a stop-gap arrangement for the employees.
The youth joining the telemarketing sector looks at the BPO industry with a fresh perspective. The ideas about telemarketing units being just a stepping stone to bigger and better things dispelled with fervor during the recession. When the economy became lean and companies were expected to shed weight, the call centers were the only units that were hiring. The telemarketing services job had a certain stability that was not shaken up by the economic meltdown. Youngsters want job security and that is not something that the other industries like offline marketing or retail were in a position to offer. Moreover, there was a strong sense of purpose in expanding their horizons beyond set parameters. There were more opportunities for growth and the youngsters took the challenge up enthusiastically.
The New Year brings some unknown challenges for the youth working in call centers. The experts have already predicted that this year will be a watershed time in the history of BPO. There will be some ground-breaking work done in terms of quality because that is the bottom-line that the clients are looking at. Business firms in USA or UK are hiring third world country-call center units not just for the cost cuts. They are demanding vast improvements in quality. The greatest proof of this change of conception is how the Philippines grabbed more projects than India and toppled the BPO superpower from the top slot. You can no longer leave customer service work to agents hired on cheap salary slots. You will have to train the agents, get experienced candidates and work towards providing a much-improved experience.
The use of advanced technology in call centers is making room for youngsters to join the industry. There are more facilities available to them for training and acquiring knowledge. The entire BPO industry is moving from an amateurish to a professional set-up. The change of guard is something that cannot happen without the participation of the young guns. That is why call center units across the world are hiring young minds to take them forward. Impressionable minds are more alert to innovation and improvisation. They are always trying to push the boundaries and test themselves against the demands of their profession. 2011 surely looks like an exciting year ahead!
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