 Harold Rhodes, who had worked for the company since 1942.
Although ductwork and ventilation continued to be a large part of the company’s business, its sheet metal side continued to be involved in a wide and diverse range of products. During the 1960’s the company produced prop shaft tunnels, rear suspension frames and wheel arches for the Aston Martin DB6.
During the mid-1970’s the company began manufacturing Air handling units and kitchen canopies. These products became a large part of the company business supplying to supermarkets, hospital and schools and continues to grow today.
Under the current managing director Howard Rhodes, the company has invested in some of the latest production techniques including CAD/CAM design, plasma cutting and CNC punching.
In 2003 its centenary year the company moved to a two and half acre site in Albert Street Huddersfield expanding its production and storage capacity.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — The eldest son of jailed Nevada cattleman Cliven Bundy is again asking to be released from federal custody pending trial in an armed standoff against federal agents near the family ranch in April 2014.
A judge in Las Vegas made no immediate ruling after Ryan Bundy argued Friday to reopen his detention hearing to question prosecutors, character witnesses and his family members under oath.
Bundy is serving as his own attorney. He says he'll show he's no threat to the public and wouldn't skip court appearances.
U.S. Magistrate Judge George Foley Jr. says he'll make a written decision soon.
Ryan Bundy, three brothers and their father are among 17 people jailed awaiting trial on conspiracy, obstruction, weapon, threat and other charges.
Two other defendants have pleaded guilty. They await sentencing.
Part one of a two-part series. Brad, Taco Mike, Jimmy Durbin, and Mike Olsen discuss one of the principles from the Red9, ENDURANCE. An alpha trains his mind to endure difficulty, he has written goals and adjusts when necessary. This show is improving and is probably our best episode ever.
It is delusion, if you believe that there is not going to be difficulty.
What do I want to have at the end of my life?
I don’t like where I’m at. But this is where I’m at. And this is my reality. I decided that I would endure the things that would come up time and time again in the future.
I love the concept, the thought of Amor Fati. It means love of fate. Whatever happens, don’t just accept it and don’t just be OK with it, but lean into it and believe it is for the best and believe that that it is going to make you better.
Use it as fuel. I love it. I’ll make something of this and it’s going to strengthen me.
Humans are the only creatures that I’m aware of that can literally visualize in the distance from a time perspective what they want to become by their choices and by these calculated, written down destinations in the future and actually get there.
But I think if I’m on the mat, you’re going to have to choke me out.
 Gentlemen.
You are the Alpha. And this is the alpha quorum.
Welcome back to the Alpha Quorum Show, Brad Singletary here, you guys, this is going to be an exciting episode. We got the dream team up in here. These are some of my favorite guys on this planet, and I think some of the best of the guests that we’ve had and these aren’t guests, these are regulars and are soon going to be a very integral part of all that we’re doing here in the Alpha Quorum. Am I right to have Tucker? Mike, welcome back, brother.
What’s up, everybody? Hello, Brad.
We also have Jimmy Durbin, who’s the episode that he, Mike and I did is the most downloaded episode ever.  That’s where we talk about our separations and how we brought back, brought our marriages back to life, one of our best ever. And also Mike Olson. Welcome back, Mike.
Mike’s the good looking one in the room, mostly because of his grooming. He’s got a nice haircut and stuff. Everybody else, we’re all.
He’s the only one who tries. Yeah.
We’re all a little scraggly over here. I think we have like 200 years between all of us. I know some of your at least 50 and I’m on the way to 50, so we got like 200 years of experience in this room right now. Yes. So hopefully we can come up with some awesome things to share. Our topic tonight is endurance. We’ve been doing this series on the Red nine and right now we’re on endurance and this is about the alpha who patiently pursues what he wants.
He trains his mind. He keeps what he’s pursuing, visible as a written goal. He’s open to new approaches and he adjusts when necessary. He patiently perseveres with fortitude and grit. He seeks and accepts support, and he knows his limitations and quits only when he must. So I just think this is a fantastic topic. So many men, you know, have energy out of the gate. This was I don’t know if this is something they say in the South or I don’t know where I got this from, but imagine like a horse, you know, he’s hell out of the gate, but he ain’t much for stamina. But anyway, he’s hopefully that’s not a sexual reference. But so endurance really is about dealing with difficult things, pushing through, pursuing the things you want. And these men here have been through some interesting experiences and have tons of wisdom and knowledge about how to endure. We’ve shared a lot of our difficulties on previous episodes, but I just want to talk about the importance first of. Being mentally tough. To train our mind first, what thoughts do you have about accepting the fact that things are going to be hard?
You mean not being a person trapped in delusional thinking, right? So aren’t we aren’t we in a way, just talking about the mindset of being a realist because life is often shitty and circumstances are often nowhere near what?
What that like that idea or the ideal is? So to me, you’re talking about a man. So we’re talking about alpha here who embodies the character’s characteristics of endurance. I think one of the baseline building blocks of that is a man who just accepts wherever he’s at in his life and whatever’s going on in his life.
is what it is. I’m OK with this. I’m not going to stay here. I don’t like where I’m at. But this is where I’m at. And this is my reality.
OK. We can have some control in our lives.
Ever thought that? Go ahead and Jimi.
No, I grabbed.
Mine as you were talking about the delusion and endurance and then especially this last what, two years dealing with COVID. I think the delusion or the difficult part in knowing that it was going to be rough. Nobody knew how long the race was going to be.
We still aren’t sure half the time that we’re out of the woods or that we’re over it. And I think that’s one of the things that someone who I’m going to interpret Alpha. In in my own way is that.
Trying to accurately gauge the time. And the the length of this race, if we’re talking about enduring and if we’re talking about enduring happens to encompass time a certain amount of time and we just don’t know. We didn’t know, especially at the outset, we thought, Oh, this is going to be three months.
We’ll be out of this before too much longer. And that kept rolling and it kept rolling in it. It clearly has taken a toll on some people. And others have just figured out how to. OK, we’ll just we’ll roll with it.
 Some have just taken their own way and you know, they do whatever they want to. And then others just kind of they get by and they just know that, all right, we’ll get through this.
But I can’t sit here forever doing nothing. And that will get through. This is just another adaptation that I’m going to have to do, and I’ll figure out what I need. Some really can take advantage of the situation, and I mean that in a positive way.
From a business perspective, I know that there’s probably been relationships that have crumbled. There’s been businesses that have crumbled. There’s someone fairly close to me, you know, on the street where they at the time that COVID broke out, they were on a plane to India.
They were there. The father of the family had died, and so they have to come back. And yet they were they had just invested, you know, a few hundred thousand dollars in a venture to have some fabrication accomplished in India.
And all of their business plans were basically living and dying on the fact that you could send a container. This is some of the industry that I’m involved in. You could have a container going to and from China for, you know, four to $6,000 that went to $30000 in just a matter of a few months.
And it wipe them out. You would have had to have