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NEW 16″ Guitar Effects Pedal floor board ATA road flight tour hard shell case $139.99 |
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NEW 32″ Guitar Effects Pedal floor board ATA road flight tour hard shell case $189.99 |
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TMB-PS1F Guitar effects MONKEY PEDAL BOARD & ATA case $299.00 |
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SKB ATA Universal Mixer Safe 34″x23 SKB3423 Mixing board console Hard Shell Case $369.95 |
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Seagate Barracuda 40GB IDE ST340016A 9T6002-040 SEQ-03 APPLE C4ATA PCB BOARD $14.98 |
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Official ATA Taekwondo Ultimate Martial Arts Board-Breaking BRAND NEW-SEALED $25.42 |
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Boarding Pass – ATA – Lap Child – 2001 (BP26) $9.79 |
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Boarding Pass – ATA – Light Blue – 2001 (BP27) $9.79 |
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Boarding Pass – ATA – White – 2001 (BP28) $9.79 |
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Boarding Pass – ATA – Yel Plastic Number – 2001 (BP25) $9.79 |
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Boarding Pass – ATA – Yellow – 2001 (BP29) $9.79 |
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Pedal Board Case ATA 34″ Storage NEW Rack $99.99 |
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ODYSSEY FZGPEDAL24 24″ GUITAR PEDAL BOARD ATA CASE NEW $129.99 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (22″ X 14″) NEW! $241.00 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (22″ X 14″) 3/8 Ply $255.00 |
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WD 250GB ATA HARD DRIVE WD2500AVJB-63J5A0 w/Board $64.56 |
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Seagate ST960821A 9AH237-020 FW:3.02 AMK 2.5″ 60gb ATA/IDE Printed Circuit Board $27.99 |
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LOCKING Right Ang SATA – straight S-ATA Cable Lead 90cm Hard Drive to Main Board $2.64 |
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OSP 32″ Electric Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case $147.60 |
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DELL H0442 EMC ATA CONTROLLER CARD BOARD TW-0H0442 $34.99 |
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TOSHIBA MK8026GAX 80GB ATA/IDE PCB BOARD ONLY $29.95 |
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Gator ATA Pedal Board and Triple Guitar Stand in Black G-GIG-BOX JR-TSA $178.99 |
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OSP 32″ Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case New $189.99 |
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OSP 24″ Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case NEW $159.99 |
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OSP 16″ Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case $139.99 |
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IBM 300GL ISA PCI Riser Daughter Card Daughtercard Board IDE ATA FAN PCB 11L1567 $9.99 |
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Cables To Go 10153 Serial Ata Converter Board $29.75 |
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Pedal Board Case ATA 26″ Storage NEW Rack $94.99 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (30″ X 12″) NEW! $241.00 |
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ATA PEDAL BOARD CASE – CLOSEOUT! – 34″ OD – BRAND NEW! $119.95 |
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LG SD Card Reader Board::6871TST935B:: ATA16V2M2C4-LGDD5 $24.99 |
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HP SYSTEM I/O BOARD SCSI/ATA ML110 – 348619-001 $235.20 |
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♥♥♥ 16in Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case $139.99 |
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SKB ATA Universal Mixer Safe 34″x23 SKB3423 Mixing board console Hard Shell Case $369.95 |
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♥♥♥ 24in Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case $159.99 |
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♥♥♥ 32in Guitar Effects Pedal Board ATA Case $189.99 |
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HP Compaq Proliant DL360 Ultra ATA 100 Controller Board 207738-001 $40.78 |
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Pedaltrain Pro Pedal Board w/ATA Hard Case NEW $0 ship $299.99 |
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The ULTIMATE Martial Arts BOARD TaeKwonDo Karate ATA Rebreakable BREAK ORANGE=7” $39.99 |
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BAD DRIVE GOOD PCB BOARD TOSHIBA MK6026GAX HDD2194 F ZE01 T, 60 GB, IDE/ATA $27.99 |
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HP HP Serial ATA SATA Backplane Pc board (one backplane board) for $131.86 |
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HP 361740-001 Serial-ATA Backplane PC board $24.78 |
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Intel SE7210TP1-E (ATA RAID Version) S478 DDR Refubished Board No Accessories $50.00 |
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381868-007 HP 24inch 7-pin Serial ATA (S-ATA) Hard Drive to System Board Ca $24.00 |
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IBM 300GL ISA PCI Riser Daughter Card Daughtercard IDE ATA FAN PCB Board 61H2331 $9.99 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (28″ X 12″) 3/8 Ply $250.00 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (28″ X 16″) 3/8 Ply $250.00 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (28″ X 20″) 3/8 Ply $265.00 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (28″ X 24″) 3/8 Ply $250.00 |
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ATA Guitar Pedal Board Flight Case (34″ X 12″) 3/8 Ply $265.00 |
FREIGHT Act Benefits and Concerns
A bill setting environmental and safety goals for freight industries was introduced by the US Senate on July 22, 2010. This bill, called the “Focusing Resources, Economic Investment, and Guidance to Help Transportation (FREIGHT) Act of 2010″, would establish an Office of Freight Planning within the Department of Transportation. This office would create a grant program that would fund the freight industry’s many modes of transportation.
The FREIGHT Act is meant to improve freight mobility and help the US to stay competitive in today’s global market. Current conditions have lead to congested ports, highways, airports, and railways. The cost of doing business is currently viewed as too high. Refiguring the freight transportation infrastructure is expected to help create new jobs and improve the competiveness and efficiency of US transportation industries.
Many people support the FREIGHT Act because they see the need for transportation industries to work together. Coordinating efforts to improve efficiency and coherence between rail, air, ocean, and trucking industries should make it possible for the US to maximize importing and exporting benefits. The FREIGHT Act would direct the Secretary of the Department of Transportation to create long-term strategies that help all modes of freight transportation meet the goals of the FREIGHT Act.
According to a press release published by the office of Senator Frank Lautenberg, the major goals established by the FREIGHT Act are:
• Reduce delays of goods and commodities entering into and out of intermodal connectors that serve international points of entry on an annual basis.
• Increase travel time reliability on major freight corridors that connect major population centers with freight generators and international gateways on an annual basis.
• Reduce by 10 percent the number of freight transportation-related fatalities by 2015.
• Reduce national freight transportation-related carbon dioxide levels by 40 percent by 2030.
• Reduce freight transportation-related air, water, and noise pollution and impacts on ecosystems and communities on an annual basis.
The FREIGHT Act also would create a new competitive grant program for freight-specific infrastructure projects, such as port infrastructure improvements, freight rail capacity expansion projects, and highway projects that improve access to freight facilities.
The American Trucking Association (ATA) is concerned with the FREIGHT Act, because they feel that it will put them in direct competition with speed rail, <a href=”http://www.shiplilly.com/”title=”Ocean Shipping”>ocean shipping</a>, intermodal and port organizations for federal funding. They fear that even environmental groups and trade corridor advocates will have a say in where the money goes.
“Highways, which carry more than 68 percent of the nation’s freight, would not be eligible for funding beyond very limited connectors to freight terminals,” the ATA said. ”The highway reauthorization bill is almost a full year past due, and federal aid funding for highways is on the verge of collapse. We need to enact a responsible, comprehensive reauthorization bill.”
The Coalition for America’s Gateways and Trade Corridors says that “the intent is to make the system work better across the board” and that the legislation is not “anti-truck”.
The ATA is still concerned because a plan that supports so many modes of transportation could leave them out in the cold. The ATA does reiterate that they are committed to working with Congress on a system that does not favor one mode of transport over another.
About the Author
About the Author: Nelson Cabrera is the Business Development Manager of Lilly & Associates International, a transportaion and logistics company specializing in ocean freight and ocean shipping services. For more information, please visit http://www.shiplilly.com/.
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