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Patty Riddlebarger Leads by Example, Helps Entergy Power Life
02/23/2017
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Riddlebarger is among Entergy and other volunteers who are helping with disaster recovery following damaging tornados in New Orleans.
Putting his engineering know-how to work, McCoy found a better way to oil the axles and bearings of trains. He automated the task by patenting a lubricating cup (above) to evenly distribute the oil, allowing the trains to operate for longer time periods.
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The Inventive Spirit of Elijah McCoy
02/20/2017
As we honor Black History Month and National Engineers Week, let’s learn more about an imaginative engineer - Elijah McCoy.
Doug's family motivates him to work safe. Left to right: son, Kevin; wife, Jody; Doug; and son, Alec.
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Power Principles: A Conversation with Doug Albee
02/16/2017
From traffic lights to gas masks to hair relaxers, Kentuckian Garrett Morgan's unique way of solving problems made a lasting contribution.
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Don’t Know Much About . . . Garrett Morgan
02/06/2017
Kentuckian Garrett Morgan, born in 1877, spent his life fixing problems. In honor of Black History Month, we offer a tip of the hat to his ingenuity.
Audrey Sistrunk stands in front of her new home with its architect and builder, Ernest Thornhill.
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Home for the Holidays in Copiah County
12/26/2016
This Thanksgiving, Audrey Sistrunk celebrated the one-year anniversary of moving into her new home in Georgetown, Mississippi.
Photo of James’ family: (standing left to right) son, Ethan, daughter-in-law, Jaci, daughters, Chrissy and Mel, daughter-in-law, Courtney and son, Billy; (sitting left to right) James holding grandchildren, Dawson and Cheyenne, and James' wife Ellen holding grandchildren, Everly and Wilder.
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Power Principle: A Conversation with Entergy Texas' James Stephens
12/18/2016
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On the Home Front: Entergy Texas Employees Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity Build
12/12/2016
Just for the day, a group of Entergy employees stepped away from their computers for a different type of hardware – hammers, nails and table saws – to help recently with a Habitat for Humanity home build in Beaumont. Employees installed hurricane clips inside the house, and the siding and shingles on two sheds. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that builds 3 and 4 bedroom affordable homes for low-income families.
Chip's family (left to right): daughter Stefanie, Chip, daughter-in-law Kate, son, Brad, wife Kathy (Entergy employee), and son, Rett.
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Power Principle: A Conversation with Pilgrim Nuclear Station's Chip Perkins
12/04/2016
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Entergy Once Again Recognized as a Top Company for Diversity
12/04/2016
