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On Feb. 10, representatives of industry, government
and academia gathered in Columbus,
OH, for the Edison Welding
Institute’s (EWI) Additive Manufacturing Consortium (AMC) Kick-Off Meeting.
We all know that businesses in the adhesives and
sealants industry have been taking a good, hard look at what they can and
cannot live without in the wake of the global recession, but what about Joe
Average?
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I cannot tell a lie: Having spent the better part of the day digging through nearly two weeks of e-mail messages, I do not have the energy to write anything
The Washington Times published an article today about how state governments are looking to impose higher taxes on consumer goods as a means of balancing their budgets in the midst
In my never-ending pursuit to move this blog as far from adhesives and sealants-related news as possible, I offer today a link to an Associated Press article on how America’s
Try as I might, I just can’t seem to make sense of an article I found on The Hill today entitled “With Economy in Shambles, Congress Gets a Raise” (see
It’s not often that yours truly sits back and lets a blogworthy story speak for itself, but this is one such occasion. All you need to know is that the
