Tom And Jerry Meet Mr. Fingers [PORTABLE]

* Lockheed has a robot that positions fasteners on the plane and rivets them. It works freehand, without mechanical guides, from the instructions programmed into it, and can meet the 30/1000-inch tolerances demanded.

Tom and Jerry Meet Mr. Fingers

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A centerpiece Air Force contract now is for intelligent task automation. Honeywell is developing a micromanipulator and lightweight, force-sensing fingers. Altogether, this new equipment should be able to assemble a complex, small microswitch when complete.

My Aunt Essie was a colorful character and a wonderful story-teller. She always had a twinkle in her eye. Essie was quick to leave the farm in the South Country Lowcountry and move to Charleston, where she married a wealthy man named Colonel John Messervey, whose family of several generations owned the livery in Charleston. Essie came to love horses and loved to race them. But when her husband died suddenly she was left with the house on Rutledge Avenue, disowned by the Messerveys, who always felt their son married well below his station, and began an adventurous life of racing her horses, being courted in New York by Diamond Jim Brady, buying the first all-black music radio station in Louisville, Kentucky, and selling antiques in Charleston. Essie became my favorite Aunt, and I tried to visit her often because she would always carry me all around Charleston to meet different characters, like the black woman who was a fish monger who sold she-crabs on the streets. And Aunt Essie enjoyed my hanging out with her while she would swap stories with these characters. So the storyteller got a good start in me, to the extent that by the time I entered Clemson University I majored in English with thoughts of being a writer.

7. A class exemption is not established by 29 U.S.C. 213(a). The employer must show that each employee meets every requirement of the claimed exemption. Hodgson v. Klages Coal and Ice Co., supra, and Mitchell v. Williams, 420 F.2d 67 (8th Cir. 1969). 041b061a72