Triton’s Sawfish™ Underwater Harvester represents the first true arrival of viable marine technology in underwater forests. Developed and manufactured by Triton, it is the world’s only deep-water logging machine, combining proven elements from timber-harvesting and submarine vehicle technology on an innovative platform.

Competitive Advantages

Deepwater Access The Sawfish™ not only navigates precisely by a remote pilot, it can operate to any depth. Alternative systems (grapples or divers) are limited to approximately 25 m, even though 80 percent of submerged timber resources are found at greater depths.

Economical and Efficient

While alternative systems use the same mechanism to cut and retrieve trees, The Sawfish™ achieves significant efficiencies by de-coupling the cutting and surfacing processes, enabling it to perform multiple cuts without returning to the surface. And with no new roads to build and no fires or pests to control, Triton’s system becomes even more economical.

Safety

Triton’s harvesting operation does not involve falling trees or working with heavy machinery in tight spaces or sloped terrain. And by removing hazardous trees from reservoirs, Triton creates safer environments for recreational and commercial use.

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*The Model 401HT Plus High Temperature Undercounter Dishwasher

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According the manufacturer Champion Moyer Diebel, Inc. (Canada) the local representative for the Nova Scotia Halifax RM area as; W.D. Colledge Co. Ltd. www.wdcolledge.com

c/o Mike Collier
41 Willowbend Crt.
Halifax, NS B3M 3L3
P: (902) 477-4562
F: (902) 477-0243
mgcollier@eastlink.ca

2008-2009 Spec Sheet

Model 401HT UnderCounter Dishwasher
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2008 Price List

Model 401HT UnderCounter Dishwasher
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2009 Installation/Operation Manual with Service Replacement Parts

Model 401HT UnderCounter Dishwasher
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Well, as I was “peeking” I came across Wild Wicked Beads only to discover it was the online store of the same person who introduced me to a product called FIMO that can be worked in a similar fashion to clay. When baked it hardens into a consistency of …a cross between traditional clay and plastic. The polymer clay can be molded into a variety of things like jewelery, ornaments and baubles of any shape & size.

“LJ” taught me the basics & I was on my way; making things like necklaces, figurines and really great looking miniature heads & busts that I intricately placed little teeth & eyeballs in.

(I’ll have to dig those up & add a few pics here) anyhoo, nostalgia aside, back to those beautifully Wild Wicked Beads…

With over thirty years of experience in the art of beading [and a born artist in many mediums] she creates breath-taking works of art that can be worn and exhibited anywhere.

One of my favorites is one I call RumbleStone, but the official name is “WinterBark”. It’s a woven Bead Cuff that’s made with, “a custom blend of Japanese matte and raku-finish beads in gray, olive, plum, teal and grey and the center embellishment provides the “rough’ that gives the cuff its name“.

I just love it!

"Winter Bark" Bead Cuff from Wild Wicked Beads

As I am looking around I found what seem to be a really good match for the cuff. They are a great pair of earrings of, “custom-mixed plum, olive, gray, teal and burgundy Japanese beads..jewel tones accented by green azuro fire polished beads at either end suspended from sterling silver ear hooks“.

Again, I just love them!

"Winter Raku" Earrings from Wild Wicked Beads

Her work is breath-taking and worth checking out; to get these two items for about $100 is a steal. The time and effort it must take to create these gems is worth a lot more, in my honest opinion. What I gather from reading her Bead Blog is that it is a love of the art and any financial gains go towards a larger variety of beads and other treasures.

The online store is: wildwickedbeads.etsy.com and if you’re just Bursting to Bead LJ has a Beading Blog that has a wealth of information to help you get along. I’ve added a link to the site at the SideBar of the front page AMPwerx.

Do yourself a favour, buy these works of art for that special someone or pamper yourself.

When people ask where you got them Just tell everyone you got your Wild Wicked Beads from That Bead Lady who was Born Under a Bead Sign.

Think of all the sites you have to log-in to and ask yourself, “How is my information being used?” How many of us take the time to scroll below the big flashy “Sign-Up Now!” buttons to check out those small links at the bottom of the page with names like “Copyright“, “Terms of Use“, “Legal” or “Privacy Policy“. My guess would be a lot fewer of us then we would like to admit.

I’ve been asked why I don’t host my media on some of those popular sites for free instead of going through all the trouble and cost of doing it manually. Well, the simple answer is this:

It’s mine and I don’t give anyone permission to mess with it.

Let me explain:

Not to pick on any site in particular, but if I were to host my videos on a video hosting site named say, yew_toobe it states that signing up with them grants them things like “world-wide“…”non-exclusive“…”royalty-free“…”sublicenseable“…”transferable“…rights to go ahead and “reproduce“…”distribute“… and make “derivitive works” of MY Work.
(see illustration below).

Perhaps we should pull out the magnifying glass and take a closer look at those small links on the bottom of the page.

… Clarity Magnified – Take a look at the Fine Details

fase_bouk: (124,000,000 log-ins)¹

… Clarity Magnified – Take a look at the Fine Details

mii_spaise: (246,000,000 log-ins)¹

… Clarity Magnified – Take a look at the Fine Details

yew_toobe: (3,000,000,000 video-views)²

The 17 Windmills of the Pubnico Point Wind Farm potentially produce approximately 3 1/2 times the required amount of energy for all of the Pubnico’s.

100 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, or enough to service up to 13,000 average households

-Ghyslain Charron, Natural Resources Canada, June 1, 2005.

Now all along I had the notion that these turbines were owned and operated by the community -Great, the area can be self-sufficient and sell the excess to the utility. But no! I found out recently that the wind farm is owned by a company and it sells the energy to Nova Scotia Power (which is no longer owned by the province) and the families are still “ On-the-Grid ”.To Top It All Off…PPWF – Pubnico Point Wind Farm – Is Now Owned by a Florida Company.

The wind farm is located on the southern portion of Pubnico Point, approximately 5 km south of West Pubnico, Nova Scotia. The 17 turbines are situated best suited to get maximum wind exposure. (as depicted in the digitally altered image below )

The prevailing wind direction at the Pubnico Point site is from the northwest to the southwest. This is comparable to, but distinguishable from, data from Yarmouth and Baccaro Point. To further assess the commercial viability of the Pubnico Point site, AWPC engaged the services of a professional wind energy consulting firm to analyze and report on the attributes of the wind data. – source

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