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From: PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
Date: 20070701
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RUDYARD KIPLING SAID, "EVERYONE IS MORE OR LESS MAD ON ONE POINT."

HERE AT PS, THE POINT WE ARE MAD ON IS PM.

WE'RE MADLY ANGRY WHEN IT'S NOT DONE. AND WE'RE MADLY HAPPY WHEN IT IS.

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TO PREACH THE POWER OF PM IS WHY WE GET UP IN THE MORNING.

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TO KNOW OUR EFFORTS ARE DOING SOME GOOD IS WHY WE SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT.

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WHY ARE WE LIKE THIS ABOUT PM AND WHY HAVE WE BEEN LIKE THIS FOR 56 YEARS?

BECAUSE PM NOT ONLY SAVES EQUIPMENT, IT SAVES LIVES!

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