Daily News For May 5, 2009

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Motorola's Two-Way Communication Help Sears Keep Deliveries Moving

As part of its continuing goal to provide next day delivery on large home and garden items, Sears opened its Jacksonville, Florida direct distribution center in May of 2008. With seven day shipping, consistent, reliable communications was critical in order to coordinate the large volume of products that went through receiving and shipping on a daily basis. MOTOTRBO digital radios are used to enable the entire warehouse to talk radio to radio without a repeater; the crisp audio enables conversation even in the noisy environment; and the long lasting batteries last through multiple shifts for increased productivity.

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NAOSH Week 2009: 'Safety Means Always Coming Home'
The theme of this year's North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week, held May 3-9 to help raise awareness about the importance of workplace safety, health and the environment, is 'Safety Means Always Coming Home.' Click to continue

GM Sets Sales Record in China
Company plans to double sales in China over next 5 years and launch 30 new or upgraded models Click to continue

YRC Reports $251 Million Loss in First Quarter
Network integration charges, adjustments at Holland, severance and other charges raise YRC Worldwide's $251 million first quarter loss to $415 million. Click to continue

Thresher Developing LED Lighting Product
Thresher Industries Inc. reports it is developing a highly thermal conductive, diecast aluminum-composite 'heat sink' that it proposes will be used for LED lighting products. Click to continue

American Machinist Web Forum

Visit the American Machinist Forums, a place to share thoughts and ideas and best practices for machine shops. While the forum is open to discussions about anything, the focus is on ways to keep machine shops competitive and running efficiently in manpower and deploying labor, the use of automation and new technology, and the creative uses of machine tools. So welcome to the forum, sign up and jump into the discussions.

Milling Aluminum Pockets
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Help: Westech 950M Needs Software Reloaded
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Product Spotlight

Colson Caster Corp: Trans-Froma Offers Hard and Soft Tread Performance in a Single Wheel
Colson Caster Corp., the world's leading manufacturer of standard and custom application caster and wheel products has announced its newest line of low-cost wheels for mass distribution. The innovative wheel, manufactured completely in the U.S., is designed for maximum performance in both hard- and soft-tread applications. Click to continue

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