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Am wichtigsten Event des ersten Halbjahrs in der Instandhaltungsbranche Süddeutschlands haben sich 1190 Fachbesucher bei 90 Ausstellern über Leistungsangebote sowie alle aktuellen Themen rund um die industrielle Instandhaltung und dem Einfluss von Industrie 4.0 informiert. Die Kompetenzpartner FIR an der RWTH Aachen, Fraunhofer IML, FVI, VDI und WVIS lieferten im Rahmenprogramm der Messe mit dem Thema „Keine Zukunft ohne Instandhaltung“ Fachbesuchern und dem äußerst interessierten Nachwuchs aktuelles Wissen und Trends aus erster Hand.
The Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS): ATS working on a Churchill tank at a Royal Army Ordnance Corps Depot. Photograph shows the women guiding the turret into position. Many ATS worked with the newly formed REME on jobs such as this.
10 October 1942.Taylor (Lt). War Office official photographer. IWM H 24517.
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The main maintenance bay is accessible by utilizing the track crossover at the entrance. This is where the majority of work is done overnight on trains when they are not in service.
Under the hood..KIRKUSH MILITARY TRAINING BASE, Iraq – Iraqi mechanics perform preventive maintenance checks and services on an Iraqi humvee during a maintenance class at Kirkush Military Training Base, Iraq, March 10, 2011. The mechanics, assigned to 4th Battalion, 21st Brigade, 5th Iraqi Army Division, learn troubleshooting and proper parts ordering techniques during the 25-day course, Tadreeb al Shamil, at KMTB. During the Iraqi military training initiative, Tadreeb al Shamil, Arabic for All Inclusive Training, U.S. Soldiers from Brigade Support Battalion, Task Force 225, 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade, 25th Infantry Division teach their Iraqi counterparts employing a train-the-trainer method of instruction before allowing 5th IA Div. soldiers to perform their own maintenance operations..(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shawn Miller, 109th MPAD, USD-N PAO).
It seemed quite well-run. I remember the maintenance aunty (one of those fierce Cantonese women) who cooked (cornstarch?) glue for our art & craft projects :)
They taught me (i) "Stand up for Singapore" in 1984 (ii) to make an apple dessert by grating an apple, adding sugar and chilling (iii) to post a letter via a visit to the post office (iv) to take a bus and shop at NTUC (we were given $1 by our parents for this outing).
We also visited Hill St Fire Station and were given a colouring book by the firemen.
Was just thinking of the Mooty the Mouse books I enjoyed when I was in kindergarten-one of the first books I borrowed from the library :)) There was a series of about 10 books and I especially remember "Mooty and the Satay Man"!! Books were wide-format with short spines, light green in colour, nice illustrations. The author (Jessie Wee) came to my primary school for a talk when I was about 9, but of course, not so crazy about those books at that age anymore.
Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Technology (AMT) - Lincoln University college - Malaysia
Chief Guests: Dr. Datuk Hajah Bibi Florina Abdullah(Pro-Chancellor of Lincoln University College - Malaysia)
Dr Amiya Bhaumik Vice Chancellor at Lincoln University College - Malaysia
ARM's North Slope of Alaska (NSA) atmospheric observatory is providing data about cloud and radiative processes at high latitudes. Scientists use NSA data to improve how these processes are represented in earth system models.
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Rick Tapp is maintenance manager for PACCAR Leasing, (PacLease), Bellevue, Wash. Tapp is based in Denton, Texas, and shares office space with Peterbilt’s corporate office.
As I was driving to my planned cemetery visit, I passed this little cemetery. I came back and didn't even see a sign naming it. It had such fabulous stones. Still, no name. I came home and did some research. Here are two articles I found on this little cemetery located in Palmyra, Pennsylvania:
The cemetery that no one wants.
April 10, 2008
BY MONICA VON DOBENECKÂ
No one wants the Cherry Street cemetery in Palmyra, where about 1,000 people are buried, including veterans of the War of 1812, the Spanish-American War and the Civil War.
The cemetery is supposedly owned by a private corporation started in 1867 and run by a board of trustees elected by lot owners. But the trustees are long gone and nobody can find lot owners. A bank account has $30,000 for maintenance, but no one is authorized to write checks. Volunteers have been mowing the grass, but they're tired of the work.
At a news conference today, representatives of two churches that have taken care of the cemetery for the past 140 years said will do so no longer and are turning their records over to the Borough of Palmyra.
Borough manager Sherry Capello said she has no intention of accepting them. "For 140 years, the churches accepted care of the cemetery," she said. "We feel they have the responsibility."
The cemetery began in 1867, when six people who were members of the predecessors to Palm Lutheran Church and Trinity United Church of Christ formed the Palmyra Cemetery Association. Trustees were elected by lot owners, but at some point the annual elections stopped. Church members continued to manage the cemetery.
According to Palm Lutheran church member Harry Fox, the churches got a letter from the borough in 2003 saying the sidewalk next to the cemetery needed repairs. The churches hired attorney John Feather to check into their legal authority and their obligation to care for the cemetery. Feather concluded they had neither.
Capello said the borough contacted the churches when neighbors started complaining that grass and weeds were getting high.
For a while, volunteers from the Brethren in Christ church agreed to take care of it because their church was across the street. But the dozen or so volunteers decided at the end of last year they wouldn't do it any longer.
In the meantime, Feather tried to find people who would act as temporary trustees to get the cemetery association going. He was unsuccessful. He also couldn't find lot owners, although a woman was buried there as recently as a year ago.
Fox said in a written statement Thursday, "The churches have concluded that their mission and ministry is not to operate and maintain a cemetery."
Feather said he would leave the cemetery records with the library or the historical society if the borough does not accept them. He said the Pennsylvania Borough Code and the Pennsylvania Burial Grounds Law give the courts the right to direct the borough to take over neglected cemeteries.
According to Capello, that can happen if a majority of a borough's property owners agree. The code limits the amount a borough can pay for cemetery maintenance yearly to $3,000, she said.
Bob Stewart, director of the Pennsylvania Cemetery Funeral and Cremation Association, said there are hundreds of abandoned cemeteries in the state, many of them started in the 1800's. "The state doesn't have anything for abandoned cemeteries," he said. "I don't know what you do in that situation."
Capello said the situation is sad. "You can't just walk away because you don't want to do it any more and throw it at the borough," she said. "What's really sad is that it is a cemetery, and it's like disrespecting the dead."
and an update from May 2009:
Borough to mow cemetery for now
Friday, May 01, 2009
BY BARBARA MILLER arbmiller@patriot-news.com
PALMYRA - Palmyra Borough Council will mow the "orphan" cemetery on West Cherry Street this summer, while the borough and two churches say they are hoping for resolution of the dispute over care of the site.
Council agreed April 27 to mow the cemetery through Oct. 1 and bill the cemetery's trust fund for the cost, which is estimated at $1,000 per mowing.
"Council concluded it's the right thing to do for the appearance of the community in general," said Keith Costello, council president. "And it doesn't put us in a bad position if we need to proceed with litigation."
Care of the cemetery is in dispute, because its board of trustees no longer exists. While members of two churches that once had representation on the trustees cared for the cemetery for 140 years, last year they said they will no longer do so.
After the borough tried to get the churches to repair sidewalk along the cemetery in 2003, the churches researched ownership and concluded this was not their responsibility.
The borough last year filed a petition in Lebanon County court asking the churches to be held responsible for care of the cemetery.
Josele Cleary, borough solicitor, said borough officials met recently with representatives of the churches. No agreement was reached, but they will continue meeting, she said.
Representatives of Palm Lutheran and Trinity United Church of Christ met Monday and agreed on a proposal to work with the borough on this issue, said the Rev. Mike Beynon of Trinity.
"I'm glad the cemetery is going to be maintained, and I'm glad for the increasing amount of camaraderie working with the new officials in the borough," Beynon said.
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The Pittsburgh Maintenance Center, originally built by TWA in the 1940s, is the work home for more than 130 Republic Associates, including Maintenance Technicians, Inspectors and Material Services personnel. The Company has maintained the 93,000-square-foot hangar for nearly a decade, and in 2018, the Company signed a five-year lease extension to 2023. (Photo by Scott Thien/Corporate Communications)
Ships crew performing some maintenance
on our way back to oban.
Name: MV Isle of Mull
Owner: Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd
Operator: Caledonian MacBrayne
Port of registry: Glasgow
Builder:Ferguson Shipbuilders, Port Glasgow
IMO number: 8608339
Callsign: MJCE3
The Pittsburgh Maintenance Center, originally built by TWA in the 1940s, is the work home for more than 130 Republic Associates, including Maintenance Technicians, Inspectors and Material Services personnel. The Company has maintained the 93,000-square-foot hangar for nearly a decade, and in 2018, the Company signed a five-year lease extension to 2023. (Photo by Scott Thien/Corporate Communications)
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Staff Sgt. Joshua Metz, with the 3662nd Maintenance Company's Detachment 1, fills a sandbag held by Master Sgt. Thomas Newton, Joint Force Headquarters. Both are members of the North Dakota National Guard working with volunteers to fill and load sandbags at the Missouri Valley Fairgrounds in Bismarck, N.D., May 25, 2011. After an initial 32-day stretch of flood duty this spring, the North Dakota National Guard has returned to flood duty in Minot and Bismarck this week in response to rising waters in the Souris River basin and along the Missouri River. (Photo by Bill Prokopyk, N.D. National Guard Public Affairs)
Besides swimming pool maintenance issues that deal with the cost of supplies, there are those who are stuck because they cannot afford to hire a commercial company to provide professional swimming pool maintenance for them. Yet, swimming pool maintenance is not that easy to learn. The daily tasks of running the filter and checking the sanitizer levels can be learned and performed very quickly. Those things of swimming pool maintenance that require a lot of knowledge and time only need to be done at the beginning of the swim season and at the end. It is much easier to hire a swimming pool maintenance professional only for these tasks.
Class 90, 90046 inside the Vehicle Maintenance Facility at Freightliner's Crewe Basford Hall yard.
(Photographs taken on organised tour of Freightliner's Crewe Basford Hall yard.)