 would be a documentary film. It would be called "Chair."
Why that picture? Because a lot of people (and possibly me in the past) often resolve to drink less.
What do I do instead of reading?
Perhaps it's because I prefer not to look at things straight on, especially myself.
And we perform, our bodies perform, on a whirling rock in a vast space. It's enough to make one sit quietly in the easy chair and try to work a Friday NY Times puzzle.
Wherein I use writing in this blog as yet another reason I'm not cleaning house.
We might be invited to a Boxing Day party and a New Year's Day get together. I'm sort of looking forward to Christmas Day when no one invites us anywhere.
Have you ever traveled somewhere just to see some event or one particular landmark or eat somewhere or, um, buy books?
I had a Palm Pilot, I just remembered. With that silly set of shorthand marks you made with your stylus to write.
Tennis. Stuff. Two of my favorite subjects when I have committed to write something!
I'm intrigued by the appearance of these people I don't know in my photos.
Just with a bit of a black cloud or with a black dog following along.
I often feel better about it all when I consider life a random set of images and feelings instead of something we plan or control.
I sometimes think we do this because real life, where things really do matter and sometimes are matters of life and death, is too complicated. We can understand the rules, play between the lines, get control.
I understand my tribe's myths in the context of other myths. But I still get a little cultural push from the songs, traditions, pagan trees, etc. Usually.
We watched some old movies and one of them was "The Lost Weekend." It kindled something I've been thinking about lately and that is addiction.
A lot of us of a certain age received 'pen sets' for Christmas, birthdays and, especially, graduations.
Instead of wishing for them, I have cataloged things I own already obviating the need for more.
Christmas makes me think about things.CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System), as name suggests, is a way of digitally managing the maintenance process of a system. It maintains a computer database having information regarding maintenance functions or operations of organization. This information helps team members to do their work properly and effectively and make stronger decisions regarding anything such as cost investment, preventive maintenance, etc.
The following are some ways that help one to successfully implement CMMS as follows.
Before proceeding towards anything, one thing that one should determine is how things that they are going to perform benefits organization and customers. Obviously, if we are implementing something, we want some benefits from it. One should know answer to questions like “How CMMS benefits Employees, organizations, customers?”, How CMMS will help team members to use maintenance information more effectively? These questions are basic needs any of organization.
Mutual understanding among departments can make collaboration smoother and more effective. Working with members of other departments can give new skills and perspectives. Great things in organizations are never done alone, they are done by a group of peoples. Including members from other departments like production, IT, planning, purchasing, etc. In the CMMS planning team will help in achieving organization goals fastly and effectively.
Every organization wants to know about how much inventory they have and how much it is required. Information regarding inventory makes it possible for one to plan effectively. Inventory management is not an easy task to do. It takes time and one needs to be very careful. Inventory control is very essential as it reduces cost and improves service. If database is not managed properly then CMMS implementation might fail. One Needs to control inventory by doing inspection and going through assets that one wants to track in CMMS.
PM (Preventive Maintenance) is one of the best methods to save money and prevent assets of failure. Implementing PM avoid unnecessary investment and keep equipment or asset running without any disturbance. It simply increases life-span of assets. Implementing and managing PM is one of best ways to save money from CMMS as it reduces potential failure occurrence as well as avoid emergency maintenance.
Once you have implemented something doesn’t mean your task is completed. One needs to manage implemented processes and address changes to maintain things continue doing their work i.e. maintain momentum.
Testing hardware and software will help one to identify any issues if present and resolve them to increase system performance. When one wants to buy or upgrade CMMS, testing is one of important task one need to perform to simply ensure successful implementation.
CMMS is also a type of system or asset, it can also get damaged or failure might occurrence, or breakdown might occur if there is not maintenance strategy. One needs to implement PM for CMMS to keep regular checks on CMMS and avoid any chances of failure occurrence. This will simply lifecycle of CMMS.
We are a family of gamers. My husband and I both game at nights and our kids will grow up to be gamers to. We do not discriminate and play all sorts of games across all of the available outlets. We game on PCs, laptops, iPads, tablets, PlayStation 3, Xbox, and the Wii. We even game on our phone. So it should be no surprise that a lot of our indoor family time is spent trying to beat each other (I mean help teach the kids how to play) video games.
Jakobi and Mason can both handle the PlayStation 3 better than us, and my oldest Billy has PlayStation in his veins. We have been playing NCAA Football 12 in preparation of the NCAA Football 13 release on July 10. We bought NCAA Football 12 just days after its release and totally plan on doing the very same thing again!
Gaming is a way that our family enjoys each other company. We take time to show the kids how the controllers work and they are soon off on their own providing real competition. The boys really enjoy watching how their actions on the joystick create actions on the big screen. We usually end up laughing more than competing, but we still have a great time.
There are a ton of new features on the new game like the Heisman Challenge where you can play as a former Heisman challenge winner to try to win the trophy again. You can choose one of the following players and utilize their legendary skills.
Which football player would you choose to be? You can also try testing your reaction time, an all new passing game where an enhanced receiver control puts you in position to make a play on the ball and new read and react defensive coverage delivers greater realism on the gridiron, and dynamic dynasty where you recruit and Gameday Saturdays come to life with live studio updates and enhanced commentary by Rece Davis.
But the game is not the only thing that has new features, EA Sports has also launched You’re Covered which will be launched July 10th along with a FANTASTIC Giveaway! You can connect with EA NCAA Football on Facebook & Twitter.The You’re covered promotion allows players to upload your photo (or your kids) online and print a game photo that is customized with your/their face and the football player’s body. That will be really cute with my 2 and 4 year old! I am going to upload a photo for the whole family to see what great pics we can get and you should too! Don’t you think that would be a fun way to present the game to your kids with their face on it! I know Jakobi will be over-the-moon. In fact, we are going to have a EA NCAA Football 13 launch party. We are going to have football appetizers and football fun! You know I am going to post all about it and I will be including a great giveaway!
Look how realistic the new EA NCAA Football 13 game looks. I swear I can see leg hairs!Approximately 36,540 Americans were diagnosed with cancer of the oral cavity and pharynx in 2010. During the same time period 7,880 Americans passed away due to untreated or delayed diagnosis of oral cancer. This is the reason why Drs. Ressler, Hirschl &Lelchuk strongly advise their patients to have a yearly physical examination of the neck and oropharynx (the middle section of the throat that includes the soft palate, the base of the tongue, and the tonsils). A thorough oral, head and neck cancer examination can easily be completed in less than 5 minutes. It primarily consists of inspection and palpation.
Also, Drs. Ressler, Hirschl & Lelchuk have included the Velscope examination in their routine check up.
The VELscope is the first adjunctive device cleared by the FDA and Health Canada to help clinicians detect cancerous and pre-cancerous lesions and other lesions that might not be apparent to the naked eye. In less than 3 minutes, with no rinses, dyes or discomfort, a VELscope examination helps healthcare professionals assure their patients that their oral mucosa has been assessed to an advanced level of preventative care.
The VELscope's blue light "excites" molecules (called "fluorophores") deep within the layers of oral mucosal tissues. In turn, those fluorophores emit their own light (fluorescence), in shades of green, yellow and red. The VELscope's proprietary filter makes fluorescence visualization possible, by blocking reflected blue light, and by enhancing the contrast between normal and abnormal tissue.
Like other visualization technologies, such as panoramic radiograph, CT, MRI, PET and ultrasound, the VELscope is NOT a stand-alone diagnostic test. However, used in conjunction with the standard oral soft tissue exam, VELscope provides visual information that cannot be acquired in any other way.
