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[Confined Space] Weekly Toll: Several other workers were injured Wednesday when a piece of the giant metal frame that once held up to 22 shipbuilding cranes collapsed onto the building at the Fore River Shipyard, about 10 miles south of Boston on the Quincy-Braintree line. The workers had been inside the building removing asbestos.
[Redemption Blues] Indivi-Duality (Part Two): Acceleration, deceleration, screeching of brakes, whine of wind resistance, blare of horns, starting up of engines. Day and night without ceasing, a tarmac landscape lit by spotlights arranged theatrically on constructions that reminded me of the surveillance towers on the Eastern side of the Berlin Wall, or alternatively, huge masts of varying height with crows’ nests to accommodate the clusters of bulbs.
[Joesherlock.com] The View Through The Windshield - A Car Blog: Language Barrier: As the old saw goes (And, by the way, how many times does someone's clever and original comment need to be repeated and passed on before it is officially designated as an 'old saw'?) about Americans and the English being a people separated by a common language, I noticed that Dave Leggett at just-auto.com referred to arising early in the morning as being "up with the larks." I wonder if anyone ever said that at the Studebaker plant?
[Solo2.org] Racing Blog: (I had the same problem for the first 2 session in the Neon... kept try to ... A formula car wasn't using his brakes under flat-tow and almost ran over the ...
[Neonepiphany.com] neon epiphany: October 2002 Archives: Suddenly, a column of brake lights in front of me; I responded only a fraction of a second too late, but it was late enough, and I hit the car in front of me.
[Brew-masters.com] SiliconJesus's blog | brew-masters.com: I just spent the entire overnight re-ip'ing boxes as fallout from our merging with another company (we both had a 192.168.x.x subnet that collided, so we switched to 10.200.x.x for ours). I was trying to be helpful, but since I'm new, I really don't know how to configure the applications as well as everyone else, so I did the DNS server (which I borked) and re-ip'd servers where I could, as well as unincapsulating a system that threw up its root mirror, causing Solstice Disk Suite to do all kinds of bad things.
[Neoncity.journalspace.com] Neon City Weblog: I had to take my car in to have the brakes replaced on Monday morning, and I would've been stuck there for three hours without anything to do (the only things to read there are some newspapers and newsmagazines and a few car, truck and hunting magazines--the kind of redneck crap that I don't give two tugs of a dead dog's cock about) if I hadn't brought my Treo. Seriously, if you're a writer, I suggest you get your hands on a PDA, preferably one that has a keyboard like the Treo or one of the Tungsten series, because it'll let you work on something no matter where you are, whether it's a story or a novel or an email or whatever.
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