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2010/January/February
Author:Bill Kiesel, Publisher
I recently spent time putting my old wooden sailboat away after a season on Lake Michigan. As I worked, I began to realize how similar sailing is to magazine publishing. Exhilarating, yet challenging.
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2010/July/August
Author:Daniel J. Erwin, CMRP, The Dow Chemical Company
Looking for ways to do a lot, lot more with a lot, lot less? Here's a personal perspective on how to start things rolling in a big way.
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2010/January/February
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-in-chief
I first wrote about this topic in my January 2010 column for LMT's sister publication, Maintenance Technology (MT). Please indulge me as I go over it again here.
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2010/May/June
Author:Jarrod Potteiger, Des-Case Corporation
Contamination never quits, nor should you when it comes to fighting it. Revisiting and, perhaps, rethinking how your site stores and handles new lubricants is a great way to strengthen your punch.
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2010/January/February
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Over the holidays, I had chance to visit with some old friends. They were thrilled to inform me of their teenage son's recent work promotion to the position of plant lubrication technician, in charge of his facility's lubrication program.
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2010/March/April
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
As I ate my sandwich in a small restaurant on the road to nowhere recently, I became intrigued by a large sign stating "Our Goal and Objective is to Create the Comfort of Home for Every Guest!"
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2010/May/June
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
I grew up in the shadow of The Beatles, in the industrial port city of Liverpool, England. Dad was a fleet-truck mechanic for a frozen-food company; Mom was a seamstress.
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2010/July/August
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
I've always enjoyed spending time with people older than myself. As a young design engineer, I would seek out draftsmen, engineers and managers who were close to retirement and spend quality "think" time with them.
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2010/September/October
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Want to insure against the failure of these critical systems? Protect them with the correct lube prescriptions and protocols.
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2010/September/October
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Remember the story of "The Emperor's New Clothes?" Once upon a time, a vain Emperor engaged the services of two swindlers masquerading as weavers, who promised to make him a suit from magic cloth. Amazingly, the new clothes would be visible only to...
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2010/November/December
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
I've been doing a lot of research for my upcoming "Don't Procrastinate ... Innovate!" series of columns outlining innovative, value-based maintenance approaches, tips and tricks for this magazine's sister publication, Maintenance Technology. The...
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2010/March/April
Author:Larry Edwards, Aaron Hoeg and Richard Trent, Hy-Pro Filtration
Steel-mill operators know all too well how crucial it is to protect the condition of the premium oils that keep them up and running.
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