MAG receives second outstanding supplier award from SGMW

MAG receives second outstanding supplier award from SGMW

MAG Powertrain division honored by Chinese automaker for its XS 211 and XS 321 production lines. March 2010 — MAG Powertrain recently received an “Outstanding Supplier” award from SAIC-GM-Wulin (SGMW) [...]

Apple's iPhone

Would you use the product that you create?

By Noah Graff I hate PCs with a passion and generally love Apple products, my iPhone in particular. It gave me great pleasure to see a recent story in the [...]

Tony Maglica of Mag Instrument

Machining Industry Scuttlebutt

By Lloyd Graff Business is improving for shops, but it has not filtered down to the machine tool companies. UCC filings, which track the pulse of machinery sales, indicate that [...]

Judge the Bear of Baylor University

My Road to the Final Four

By Lloyd Graff I entered my cave over the weekend. Just me and my 60” TV. I watched 100 hours of college basketball if you include channel surfing and DVRing. I have [...]

Book Review – Right Here on Our Stage Tonight

Book Review – Right Here on Our Stage Tonight

Today’s Machining World Archive: March 2010, Vol. 6, Issue 02 I started watching TV in 1947 on a little six inch Farnsworth. My friends came over in the afternoon just [...]

Editor’s Note – Not For Everyone’s Taste

Today’s Machining World Archive: March 2010, Vol. 6, Issue 02 Malcolm Gladwell is the writer I’d like to be when I grow up. His new collection of articles, What the [...]

Swarf – Battling for Steel

Swarf – Battling for Steel

Today’s Machining World Archive: March 2010, Vol. 6, Issue 02 I recently talked to General John Batiste who I interviewed three years ago in Today’s Machining World. Batiste served 30 [...]

Dr. Polonsky is a leadingresearcher in diabetes.Photo courtesy of Dr. Polonsky

One on One – Dr. Kenneth Polonsky

Today’s Machining World Archive: March 2010, Vol. 6, Issue 02 by Noah Graff Dr. Kenneth Polonsky is the Adolphus Busch Professor of Medicine, a Professor of Cell Biology and Physiology, [...]

The First Flight of the 563

The Life of a Helicopter

By Noah Graff March 6, Olaf Tessarzyk, Managing Partner/President of ZPS America, test flew a Uh1-H Huey 563 helicopter he helped build as part of the Indiana Air Search and [...]

Afterthought – Toyota’s Lean Mistake

Today’s Machining World Archive: March 2010, Vol. 6, Issue 02 By Lloyd Graff For me, lean manufacturing is like the Talmud, the Jewish commentaries on the Bible. You can find [...]

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