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The Capital Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators provides the essential resource for legal management in the metropolitan, Washington DC area. ALA offers programming and networking opportunities on chapter, regional and international levels. The Capital Chapter was founded in 1971 and is one of the largest single chapters of ALA with approximately 400 members.

We keep our members informed and up-to-date on developing and changing trends. We provide them with the skills, knowledge and insight, to ultimately aid them in the transition and adaptation to chang-es in legal management. Today our membership is more informed and better prepared than ever before to capitalize with the changes occurring in the legal services industry.

Capital ChapterAssociation of Legal Administrators

1255 Twenty-Third Street NW, Suite 200Washington, DC 20037-1174

Telephone: 202.521.6795Fax: 202.833.3636www.alacapchap.org

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With three engineers on staff as well as two IT professionals, DTG has the knowledge and understanding of the most current technologies found in the Track & Field world today. DTG’s innovation takes meets to the next level of performance for athletes, coaches and spectators.

Staff

Delta Timing Group (DTG) is a full service timing organization specializing in Track & Field. Founded by John Ferguson and Frank Wolfsheimer, DTG has timed numerous events over the years including:

NCAA ChampionshipsTexas RelaysFlorida RelaysKansas RelaysMillrose GamesUSATF National Championships

About Us

Delta Timing Group is minority owned and an Equal Opportunity Employer.

In addition to these, DTG has timed more NCAA Regional meets than any other group in the country.

Founded in 1993, DTG prides itself on presenting a quality product to its customers, allowing them to enjoy their meet while DTG delivers the results. Give us a call and we’ll show you why many of our original clients are still with us today.

Delta Timing Group, Inc.P.O. BOX 1343 Seymour, TN 37865Toll Free: 888.855.9173Fax: [email protected]

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Cleveland, Ohio 44114

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Think Practical Results.

At Giffen & Kaminski, we believe our clients need practical results. Our experienced attorneys help our clients transform problems into solutions, issues into opportunities, and questions into answers. Practical results and transformations are reflected in the images of our innovative new website.

The images were chosen with the hope that they portray what can happen when the focus is on creating practical results. We invite you to explore it at www.thinkgk.com and hope you find navigation of the site easy and the information provided useful.

Please let us know what you think about the concept and about ways to make the site either easier to use or more informative. Your ideas will enable us to better serve our clients, our colleagues, and the community. We look forward to hearing from you and wish you continued success!

Karen & Kerin

and our NEW WEBSITE.

At a glanceThe right Saf-T-Bar for every application

Voltage drop calculationAs most motors are designed to operate with a 2.5% to 5%voltage drop, divide volts lost by line voltage to determine if alarger conductor or additional feed points are required.See tables for values of Z and R.

3 phase AC Volts lost = 1. 73 x Z x Length in feet from feed x Ampere load

Determining amperageThe national electric code suggests loads:

1. For one motor, use 100% of motor nameplate full loadampere rating.

2. For multiple motors on a single crane or hoist, the minimumcircuit ampacity of the power supply conductors on a crane orhoist shall be the nameplate full load ampere rating of the largestmotor or group of motors for any single crane motion, plus 50%of the nameplate full load ampere rating of the next largest motoror group of motors.

3. For multiple cranes and/or hoists supplied by a commonconductor system, compute the motor minimum ampacity foreach crane as in step (2), add them together and multiply thesum by the demand factor from the following table:

4. For constant loads such as magnets, lights, and airconditioners, etc., plus high duty cycles, use full load amperage,in selecting conductor size.

Number of cranes Demand factor2 .953 .914 .875 .846 .817 .78

Notes1Nominal current is based on 30°C and is for 100% duty.2Weight includes both the rail material and the insulating cover. 3AC impedance is measured in Ohms/Ft. and is based on 30°C and the largest typical rail centers. Please adjust as necessary forother ambient temperatures and/or rail centers. 4DC Resistance is measured in Ohms/Ft. and is based on 30°C and the largest typical rail centers. Please adjust as necessary forother ambient temperatures and/or rail centers. 5Maximum nominal voltage is based o n standard materials. For higher voltage applications, please consult the factory.

CautionPlease observe the following safety recommendations when selecting, installing or maintaining any conductor bar system.Regulations: Please ensure the system is selected, located and installed in accordance all relevant local, state and federalstandards and regulations and that unauthorized personnel do not have access to any part of the system when energized. Electrical Connections: Please ensure all electrical connections, including connection to the conductor bar power feed and installation and connection of the current collectors is conducted by an experienced and qualified personnel.Lock-Out: During installation and/or service, please always lock out/tag out all electrical power before commencing any workson or around the conductor bar system.4

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Wampfler Saf-T-Bar Conductor Rail Systems

Wampfler Nominal Approx rail Total AC DC Standard Maximum Typical Maximum UL High-Temp Outdoor PageSaf-T-Bar current1 dimensions weight2 impedance3 resistance4 rail length support rail conters nominal listed optionSeries (amps) (in.) (lbs/ft) (Z) (R) (ft.) spacing (ft.) (in.) voltage5

CA90 90 0.6 x 1.4 0.50 0.00138 0.0007 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA110 110 0.6 x 1.4 0.50 0.00097 0.0005 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA250 250 0.6 x 1.4 0.50 0.000131 0.000127 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA300 300 0.6 x 1.4 0.48 0.00011 0.00008 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA350 350 0.6 x 1.4 0.55 0.00008 0.00006 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

HC500 500 1.4 x 1.7 1.39 0.0000363 0.0000194 20 10 5 600V 13

HC750 750 1.4 x 1.7 1.39 0.0000363 0.0000194 20 10 5 600V 13

HC1000 1000 1.4 x 1.7 1.616 0.0000355 0.0000155 20 10 5 600V 13

HC1500 1500 1.4 x 2.8 3.141 0.0000385 0.0000067 20 10 5 600V 13

JA400 400 1.0 x 1.4 0.696 0.0000550 0.0000356 20 5 2 or 5 600V 18

JA500 500 1.0 x 1.4 0.696 0.0000550 0.0000356 20 5 2 or 5 600V 18

TA65 65 0.7 x 1.0 0.30 0.0018 0.0009 10 5 1 or 2 600V 23

TA200 200 0.7 x 1.0 0.33 0.00015 0.00011 10 5 1 or 2 600V 23

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Printed Marketing Material• Brochures• Flyers• Posters• Banners• Postcards• Multi-Page Layouts or Spreads• Magazine or Newspaper Ads• Tradeshow Displays

Website Design• Web Layout Design• Email Blast Design• Website Graphics | Static or Animated

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Ernest L. Richmann IV | graphic artist216.333.5037 mobile | [email protected]

Delta Timing Group, Inc.adobe photoshop | illustrator | indesign

This is an update from the first brochure that we designed. these brochures are used primarily at conventions, where this company is in close competition for business with other similar companies.

After talking with this client, we decided that an unusual size, though more costly to print, would be effective in and of itself to stand out above other competitor’s brochures and marketing material.

When the first brochure was completed, they commented that none of their brochures were seen in trash containers at the conventions, thus they felt these brochures were a huge success.

This update incorporated the use of their logo icon and involved heavy use of their corporate colors and fonts.

All photos were supplied, however extensive photoshopping and editing was used to create the scene on this cover.

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With three engineers on staff as well as two IT professionals, DTG has the knowledge and understanding of the most current technologies found in the Track & Field world today. DTG’s innovation takes meets to the next level of performance for athletes, coaches and spectators.

Staff

Delta Timing Group (DTG) is a full service timing organization specializing in Track & Field. Founded by John Ferguson and Frank Wolfsheimer, DTG has timed numerous events over the years including:

NCAA ChampionshipsTexas RelaysFlorida RelaysKansas RelaysMillrose GamesUSATF National Championships

About Us

Delta Timing Group is minority owned and an Equal Opportunity Employer.

In addition to these, DTG has timed more NCAA Regional meets than any other group in the country.

Founded in 1993, DTG prides itself on presenting a quality product to its customers, allowing them to enjoy their meet while DTG delivers the results. Give us a call and we’ll show you why many of our original clients are still with us today.

Delta Timing Group, Inc.P.O. BOX 1343 Seymour, TN 37865Toll Free: 888.855.9173Fax: [email protected]

Portable field event/finishline color LED display boardsIn case you do not have your own scoreboard we can customize our multiple boards for your meet. We were the company that brought this technology to the US Track & Field circuit. Our boards can also be used to display sponsors, school logos and almost anything else you can imagine.

Delta will work with you to determine the specific services needed to have a successful, worry-free meet. You will never have to worry about choosing from, or paying for, pre-packaged services that include more than what you actually need. We also guarantee that there are never any hidden costs or fees with any of our services.

Simply contact us at 888.855.9173 to discuss your unique needs. DTG is dedicated to giving you the superior service you deserve.

That is our promise.

Pricing

DTG has participated in the design efforts of several major projects in the United States, including:

Mike A. Myers Stadium - University of Texas Multi-Sport Facility - Penn State University Percy Beard Track - University of Florida Jesse Owens Stadium - The Ohio State University

DTG specializes in the end-to-end design of timing systems for installation at both new and existing facilities. Our design team, including electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, and information technology professionals, has over 85 years of real-world timing experience. We will work with your facility designer, contractors, and athletic administration to provide you with the most up-to-date, forward-looking timing system possible.

Timing System Design & Facility Consulting

FieldLynxRecord your field events on a PDA rather than a piece of paper. These PDA’s can also display real-time results to our portable scoreboards.

Timing ServicesMultiple independent timing systems plus running time display for your event. Support for multiple finishlines (up to 4). Experienced personnel to perform Hy-Tek Meet Manager duties.

Event Staffing, Oversight and Training ServicesHave your own equipment or even your own timing crew? DTG will fill in the blanks and train your personnel to put on a first-class event.

Interface to Network/Broadcast TelevisionProvide running time and results via broadcast-ready equipment for network television presentation.

PDA ResultsWe were the company aggressively developing and utilizing PDA’s to generate results to fans in the stands.

Instant Results Generated to Your WebsiteThis keeps the fan at home, right in the action.

DTG offers a full range of services that can accommodate any major meet. DTG has the expertise to work with both FinishLynx and Omega timing equipment. DTG has exclusively invested in FinishLynx due to its reliability and modular functionality.

Services

Mobile Video BoardsDelta now offers our clients large mobile video boards. Ranging from 12 to over 33 feet wide (and available in HD), these boards really make an impact on your meet and provide a whole new dimension to the fan experience.

Total Meet ManagementDTG prides itself on managing every aspect of your meet, so you can sit back and relax. This includes seeding, providing heat/flight sheets, timing and immediate posting of results to scoreboards, web, print and/or television.

Scoreboard Connectivity Connect to virtually any board existing in the US including video.

Chip Timing ServicesAllow your meet to head to the next level by utilizing DTG’s IPICO chip timing system that integrates into our FinishLynx system. With integration into FinishLynx we are able to display results to our many scoreboards as well as team scores almost instantly after the last athlete crosses the finish line.

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Giffen & Kaminski, LLCadobe indesign

This is a z-style fold announcement as part of re-branding effort for 2011. We decided to theme this after “Think Practical Results”. One example is using imagery of resources or elements found in nature and what they can inspire. GK’s website was also part of this re-style.

Created in coordination with

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At Giffen & Kaminski, we believe our clients need practical results. Our experienced attorneys help our clients transform problems into solutions, issues into opportunities, and questions into answers. Practical results and transformations are reflected in the images of our innovative new website.

The images were chosen with the hope that they portray what can happen when the focus is on creating practical results. We invite you to explore it at www.thinkgk.com and hope you find navigation of the site easy and the information provided useful.

Please let us know what you think about the concept and about ways to make the site either easier to use or more informative. Your ideas will enable us to better serve our clients, our colleagues, and the community. We look forward to hearing from you and wish you continued success!

Karen & Kerin

and our NEW WEBSITE.


NEW Partners... NEW Website...Committed to Practical Results.

Danielle focuses her practice on Employment Litigation and Counseling.

She came to Giffen & Kaminski after significant law firm and in-house experience including managing the employment law function for a Fortune 500 company.

We are pleased to have Danielle continuing to expand our employment practice.

Education• Suffolk University Law School, Boston, MA Juris Doctor, 1995 Cum Laude• Assumption College, Worcester, MA Bachelor of Arts, 1991 Cum Laude

Admitted to Practice• Supreme Court of Ohio• U.S. District Court, Northern District of Ohio• Commonwealth of Massachusetts• U.S. District Court, Massachusetts• State of Connecticut

Abdoul brings with him over 30 years of practice in a large firm and in government.

He has a wealth of experience in the areas of Public Law , Public Finance, and Transactions.

We are pleased to have Abdoul growing our general business and transactional practices.

Education • Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA Juris Doctor, 1974• Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH Artium Baccalaurei, 1971

Admitted to Practice• Supreme Court of Ohio• U.S. District Court, Northern District of Ohio

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Giffen & Kaminski is PROUD TO INTRODUCE our NEW PARTNERS...

Practice AreasEmployment law, including:• Counseling• Agreements and Policies• Training• Litigation

Practice Areas• Commercial Finance• Public Law• Public Finance• General Business• Transactions

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Through education and preparation, our members remain informed and are better able to adapt to changes occurring within the legal services industry.

Keeping you up-to-date on management trends and networking opportunities:•Continuing Education Programs•Section Membership and Activities•DC Bar Activities•Charitable Activities

Offering unlimited informational resources:•Monthly Electronic Newsletter - Capital Connection•Premier Salary and Benefits Survey•Membership Directory•Chapter Website, Member Portal and Listserve

Improving career prospects:•Resumé Bank and Job Bank (Members only)•Certified Legal Manager (CLMSM) Program•Networking with your Peers and Other Professionals

Our MissionImprove the quality of management in legal organizations.

Promote and enhance the competence and professionalism of Legal Administrators and all the members of the management team.

Represent professional legal management and managers to the legal community and to the community at large.

Helping you succeed

Providing you information and insight to achieve your goals

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Moving toward tomorrow’s workplace with today’s technology:•Improve Efficiency and Competitiveness with Software and Internet Use•Procedures, Policies and Protocols of Telecommuting•Training on Most Current Technology Trends•Awareness of Security Standards

Optimizing office space and facilities to improve day-to-day operations:•Decide when to Renovate and when to Move•Analyze your Equipment Needs and Decide when to Outsource•Environmental and Energy Reduction Programs•Sustainability and “Going Green” Initiative

Managing your team while responding to a changing work force by:•Hiring Quality People•Developing Equitable Compensation and Benefits Programs•Diversifying your Workforce •Preparing your Disaster Recovery Plans•Retaining Top Talent•Navigating Employment Laws•Writing the Employee Handbook

Keeping costs down and profits up:•Preparing Realistic Budgets•Maximizing Cash Flow•Performance and Profitability Analyses•Strategic and Long-range Planning

Association Of Legal Administrators- Capital Chapteradobe photoshop | indesign

This is a re-design of the capital chapter’s marketing brochure. The arrow elements and colors of their logo were used throughout the piece to create visual interest, branding, and to logically break up the text and imagery.

The look is clean, contemporary and fresh to emulate the cosmopolitan market they serve.

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The Capital Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators provides the essential resource for legal management in the metropolitan, Washington DC area. ALA offers programming and networking opportunities on chapter, regional and international levels. The Capital Chapter was founded in 1971 and is one of the largest single chapters of ALA with approximately 400 members.

We keep our members informed and up-to-date on developing and changing trends. We provide them with the skills, knowledge and insight, to ultimately aid them in the transition and adaptation to chang-es in legal management. Today our membership is more informed and better prepared than ever before to capitalize with the changes occurring in the legal services industry.

Capital ChapterAssociation of Legal Administrators

1255 Twenty-Third Street NW, Suite 200Washington, DC 20037-1174

Telephone: 202.521.6795Fax: 202.833.3636www.alacapchap.org

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Giffen & Kaminski, LLCadobe indesign

Sometimes it’s necessary to design ads in one ink, or grayscale. This ad used a photo from artwork in their lobby as a background texture to give this one a little “style”.



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Best wishes to the 2014 YWCA Women of Achievement

Congratulations to our Partner,

Kathleen Nitschke, 2014 YWCA Woman of

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Wampfler, Inc.quark xpress | adobe photoshop

Wampfler had contacted us to design several of a series of catalogs for their american division. All of the catalogs were to highlight each of their products, which are mostly for heavy machinery or industrial purposes.

These catalogs contain a great amount of technical information, so it was important to keep the look simple and consistent throughout.

This particular example was an overview of four different series of rail systems, each series having its own section. Also featured is an introduction overview at the beginning of the catalog, which summarizes and compares the basic features of each of the series.

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Product OverviewSaf-T-Bar Conductor Rail Systems

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Series C

Main applications- Cranes- Conveyors- Hoists- Monorails- Automated storage and retrieval systems- Other electrification applications

1Ampere ratings are based on continuous service with a 30oC rise. Higher ratings available by increasing temperature rise and using high heat covers.

Metal guidewaysassure positive trackingof collector shoe

Flat contact surface forlong conductor wear andgreatest possible slidingcontact area

Skin-tight insulationruns cooler, will notdeform under clampingpressure

Contact shoe with flat contactsurface of sintered copper and graphite, self-lubricating draw of current to collectors

Pantograph spring suspension

of collector yields even pressure to

shoe throughout stroke, providing

maximum electrical and

mechanical performance

Atmospheric specificationsIn wet and icy atmospheres, the system can be shielded with a protective hood for additional protection. In dirty and dustyatmospheres, mount the conductor in downturn position.

Insulating cover optionsStandard is orange rigid PVC extrusion, 160oF heat distortionpoint at 260 psi, self-extingishing. High heat cover furnished when specified, is red Lexan extrusion, 260oF heat distorion point at 260 psi, self extinguishing. An extra high heat fiberglass cover is available, 375oF heat distortion.

Long run optionsPush-in-place locking tabs are available if required for use on long runs with expansion gaps on copper and steel/copper conductor sections.

Amperage capacityCA90 90CA110 110CA250 250CA300 300CA 350 350

MaterialCA90 1010 galvanized steelCA110 1010 galvanized steelCA250 Steel/copperCA300 CopperCA350 Electrolytic copper

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The Series C conductor bars areconstructed of roll-formed conductors ineither galvanized steel or copper, or as isthe case with the 250 Amp version, witha copper and galvanized steel laminate.The “U” shaped contact surface ensuresactive tracking of the collector shoe and

CA90 CA110 CA250 CA300 CA350Material Galvanized Galvanized Steel/Copper Electrolytic Electrolytic

steel steel Lamination copper copperNominal current (Amps) 90 110 250 300 350DC resistance (Ohms/Ft.) 0.0007 0.0005 0.00127 0.00008 0.00006AC impedance (Ohms/Ft. at 60Hz) 0.00138 0.00097 0.000131 0.00011 0.00008Weight (Lbs/Ft.) 0.48 0.48 0.5 0.45 0.55Voltage grade (V) 600 600 600 600 600

Support spacing (Ft.) 5 Ft. nominalMaximum rail to +160oF at 260 PSI (standard cover)temperature to +260oF at 260 PSI (high temperature Lexan cover)Conductor arrangements Suitable for installation in either vertical or horizontal mode

Able to be curved to min. 18" radius (maximum collector size: 35Amp)Available with fiberglass insulation on request (+360

oF)

1Nominal current is based on 30°C and is for 100% duty.2Complete with normal phase rail cover, orange rigid PVC, 160°F heat distortion point, 260psi, self extinguishing. Some hand-safe options available, please consult factory. 3Complete with ground rail cover, green rigid PVC, 160°F heat distortion point, 260psi, self extinguishing. Some hand-safe options available, please consult factory. 4Complete with high heat cover, red Lexan, 260°F heat distortion point, 260psi, self extinguishing. 5Complete with extra high heat cover, fiber-glass, 375°F heat distortion point, 260psi, self extinguishing. 6Series C and Series T are provided with the rail joint pre-mounted to the rail. If special cuts are required, the extra joint kit is available for series C.7Expansion kits, high heat, ground and fiber-glass versions available. Please refer relevant section/factory. 8End caps available for normal heat applications only.

ensures good contact throughout thetravel of the system. The standardmaterial is supplied in 10 ft. lengths withall necessary joining hardware.Installation is simple and requires only ajointing tool to connect the rails.

Specifications

Commoncharacteristics

Rail part Rail part Rail part Rail part Joint/extra Joint/extra Power Expansion Power Endnumber number number number joint kit6 joint kit6 feed section7 feed cap8

Phase2 Ground3 High-heat4 Fiber-glass5 Lexan cover High-heatCA90 CA90X10 CA90X10G CA90HHX10 CA90FIX10 CJ90 CJ90HH 100F CA110XG-2* 100FHH CN100CA110 CA110X10 CA110X10G CA110HHX10 CA110FIX10 CJ110 CJ110HH 350F CA110XG-2* 350FHH CN100CA250 CA250X10 CA250X10G CA250HHX10 CA250FIX10 CJ250 CJ250HH 350F CA250XG-2* 350FHH CN100CA300 CA300X10 CA300X10G CA300HHX10 CA300FIX10 CJ300 CJ300HH 350F CA300XG-2* 350FHH CN100CA350 CA350X10 CA350X10G CA350HHX10 CA350FIX10 CJ350 CJ350HH 350F CA350XG-2* 350FHH CN100

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At a glanceThe right Saf-T-Bar for every application

Voltage drop calculationAs most motors are designed to operate with a 2.5% to 5%voltage drop, divide volts lost by line voltage to determine if alarger conductor or additional feed points are required.See tables for values of Z and R.

3 phase AC Volts lost = 1. 73 x Z x Length in feet from feed x Ampere load

Determining amperageThe national electric code suggests loads:

1. For one motor, use 100% of motor nameplate full loadampere rating.

2. For multiple motors on a single crane or hoist, the minimumcircuit ampacity of the power supply conductors on a crane orhoist shall be the nameplate full load ampere rating of the largestmotor or group of motors for any single crane motion, plus 50%of the nameplate full load ampere rating of the next largest motoror group of motors.

3. For multiple cranes and/or hoists supplied by a commonconductor system, compute the motor minimum ampacity foreach crane as in step (2), add them together and multiply thesum by the demand factor from the following table:

4. For constant loads such as magnets, lights, and airconditioners, etc., plus high duty cycles, use full load amperage,in selecting conductor size.

Number of cranes Demand factor2 .953 .914 .875 .846 .817 .78

Notes1Nominal current is based on 30°C and is for 100% duty.2Weight includes both the rail material and the insulating cover. 3AC impedance is measured in Ohms/Ft. and is based on 30°C and the largest typical rail centers. Please adjust as necessary forother ambient temperatures and/or rail centers. 4DC Resistance is measured in Ohms/Ft. and is based on 30°C and the largest typical rail centers. Please adjust as necessary forother ambient temperatures and/or rail centers. 5Maximum nominal voltage is based o n standard materials. For higher voltage applications, please consult the factory.

CautionPlease observe the following safety recommendations when selecting, installing or maintaining any conductor bar system.Regulations: Please ensure the system is selected, located and installed in accordance all relevant local, state and federalstandards and regulations and that unauthorized personnel do not have access to any part of the system when energized. Electrical Connections: Please ensure all electrical connections, including connection to the conductor bar power feed and installation and connection of the current collectors is conducted by an experienced and qualified personnel.Lock-Out: During installation and/or service, please always lock out/tag out all electrical power before commencing any workson or around the conductor bar system.4

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CA90 90 0.6 x 1.4 0.50 0.00138 0.0007 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA110 110 0.6 x 1.4 0.50 0.00097 0.0005 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA250 250 0.6 x 1.4 0.50 0.000131 0.000127 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA300 300 0.6 x 1.4 0.48 0.00011 0.00008 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

CA350 350 0.6 x 1.4 0.55 0.00008 0.00006 10 5 1.5 or 2 600V 6

HC500 500 1.4 x 1.7 1.39 0.0000363 0.0000194 20 10 5 600V 13

HC750 750 1.4 x 1.7 1.39 0.0000363 0.0000194 20 10 5 600V 13

HC1000 1000 1.4 x 1.7 1.616 0.0000355 0.0000155 20 10 5 600V 13

HC1500 1500 1.4 x 2.8 3.141 0.0000385 0.0000067 20 10 5 600V 13

JA400 400 1.0 x 1.4 0.696 0.0000550 0.0000356 20 5 2 or 5 600V 18

JA500 500 1.0 x 1.4 0.696 0.0000550 0.0000356 20 5 2 or 5 600V 18

TA65 65 0.7 x 1.0 0.30 0.0018 0.0009 10 5 1 or 2 600V 23

TA200 200 0.7 x 1.0 0.33 0.00015 0.00011 10 5 1 or 2 600V 23


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Fasco Americaadobe indesign

Fasco america needed a more attractive and easy to understand catalog for online download. Eventually, they will translate this into a printed version, with some minor modifications.

Because this catalog is for online use and will be printed in the home or office, we intentionally created this without the use of spreads or folds, and designed to fit on standard 8.5 x 11 paper.

Though this is just a product listing, we wanted a bold, clean and attractive cover to showcase some of their products, brand their company, and provide contact information to order.

Inside, all information was arranged logically using color, font, and lines to separate products and ease the eye.

This catalog is 50 pages.


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2009 Product Listing

PHONE 800-239-TOOL (8665) to speak to a representative, locate a

distributor, or to discuss pricing.

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Special note: Many additional tool models are available in addition to the standard versions shown above. Fasco & Rainco tools are manufactured that have power units either larger or smaller allowing you to customize just the right size tool and power for your specific applications. Ask your representative for lead times and minimum quantity details. A list of these special order tools is available upon request.

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Anatolia Cafe, Lee Road, Clevelandadobe photoshop

This 8.5” x 14” menu design includes 6 cover panel variations of the same design look, as well as 5 menu panels.

The design look was chosen to showcase the restaurant’s vibrant, colorful atmosphere and delicious Turkish cuisine, all based on my experience at the restaurant, extensive research on Anatolia and Turkey, and meeting the owner in person.

The owner requested that all designs were created using Adobe Photoshop.

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Boise Kidney & Hypertension Instituteadobe illustrator

This logo’s icon was created using research on kindeys and the kindey’s function in the human body.

If you look closely you will see a system of arteries and veins that run side-to-side from each kidney, and cross at the body’s center to run up and down the body.

The font is simple and fresh.

City Life Developmentadobe illustrator

This firm based in Washington DC is involved in urban renewal.

After research, it was discovered that Washington DC does not have a tall skyline like in most cities of similar size, thus the logo attempts to keep consistent with the area’s architecture, in a contemporary fashion.

The red lines and arrows encompass an entire block, or neighborhood, and often the renewal is from the ground up. The color red is also used to specify life.

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Johnson Funeral Homeadobe illustrator

To decide on a look for this family business’ new logo, we looked through a national funeral home directory with the client to find examples of what looks were exhausted and common, and what elements of other funeral home’s logos they liked.

The final design was fashioned with a mix of classic and fresh. Eventually, they want to drop the name and use the icon in their branding.

Kinergy Building Servicesadobe illustrator

The owners of this cleaning service company hold strong ties to their celtic heritage. upon request, we researched celtic symbols, to be used within this logo as well as within their stationery and business cards.

The colors were selected by the client after presenting several color combinations. they requested bright, clean and vibrant colors.

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Program Skillsproficient knowledge

• Adobe Creative Suite | Currently CS6 InDesign Illustrator Photoshop Acrobat

working knowledge

• (x)html Code | Dreamweaver• Microsoft Office | Apple iWork• Pre-Press Preparation

Relevant Work Experience 3|2004 - present | freelance graphic artist e4design, llc (eastlake, ohio)

• Macintosh OS X platform• In-depth research, mainly via internet, for each client and their related industry’s trends and competition• Work on a one-on-one basis with clients to create various design needs such as logos, brochures, catalogs, mailers, web design, etc.• Sub-contracted to assist in creating the 2006 General Electric lighting catalog• Sub-contracted with several marketing and printing companies to design work as needed• Design for startup, small, and medium-sized businesses, as well as large corporations

1|2013 - present | production designerwilloughby printing company (willoughby, ohio)

• Windows platform• Fast-paced, quick graphic formatting and setup for printing

1|2003 - 1|2005 | graphic artist & pre-presswillis music company (florence, kentucky)

• Windows pc platform• Worked within a small, family-operated team environment• Arranged page layouts for a variety of willis music publications• Created album designs for recording studio clients• Designed book covers, banners, posters, flyers, brochures and business cards for stores, conventions, and various department needs• Worked with html to create “enhanced cds” for Willis Music publications• Created a new system for publications department project requests to help improve communication within the company• Nominated by the company’s president to its mission committee for enthusiasm on the job

5|1998 - 8|1998 | graphic design internlake hospital system (painesville, ohio)

• Macintosh platform• Designed various marketing materials such as brochures, banners and t-shirts for hospital programs and events• Maintained working relationships between the hospital’s marketing department and printing companies

Formal Education 8|1995 - 12|1999 | bfabowling green state university (bowling green, ohio)

Graphic Design

9|2004 - 11|2004 | continuing educationcincinnati state college (cincinnati, ohio)

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ernest l. richmann IV | graphic artist | 216.333.5037 mobile | [email protected]

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