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In March 1992 plant was commissioned to dry Shotton's sludges and burn them to raise steam. Shotton Paper of the UK is a subsidiary of United Paper Mills of Finland. [...]

I have to admit that I dislike buying brand name clothing in a retail store. It's not the experience of shopping that irritates so much as the ritual that follows. [...]

Sexy Software: Back in the Headlines The following is a small sampling of the letters that we received in response to Ray Lambert's letter (Feedback Forum, July '92) protesting Computer […]

STAN GUTHRIE'S implication that we, as Christians, are called to forgive everyone flies in the face of logic as well as Scripture ['The Scandal of Forgiveness,' January]. Why should I [...]

AN ALTERNATIVE TO STAINLESS STEEL DRIVES CAN LOWER MAINTENANCE COSTS AND IMPROVE WORKER SAFETY IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE PLANTS Overheated units also affect the gearbox oil and will require changing it at quicker intervals than usual. his becomes an added maintenance issue, both in cost and time. Our autovent is standard on most NORD models for cooler running and higher efficiency. he result is an overall cost savings as well as a reduction in unscheduled maintenance downtime. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on African marigolds. Four species of commercially grown marigolds, it says, include French marigolds, signet marigolds and the prevalent species of African or American marigolds ranging from the Antigua dwarf series to the All-America Selections (AAS)-winning Moonsong Deep Orange marigolds. It also notes the germination of marigolds, the plug bulking, fertilization and finish bulking and flower initiation.

Several letters to the editor in response to articles in previous issues including a review of the Comic Life application in the January 2006 issue, "Deleting Mail Without Viewing It," in the January 2006 issue, the Apple's .Mac subscription service in "Hot New Products," and "Mobile Warming," in the May 2005 issue are presented.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles published in the January 2007 issue, including "Red-Light Rescue," "Go Gently Into That Good Night," by Leon Kass, and "Creation or Evolution? Yes!"