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Hold court with yourself before you face the forum. Ask which impulse, fear, vanity, or envy tugs the reins of today’s judgment. Pluck it out like a bent nail. A mind unruled by passions sends steady signals; soldiers and clerks tune their nerves to that frequency. Your first duty is, therefore, private: to govern thought, shorten desire, and leave room for reason to speak unshouted. Self-command is the quiet helmet that turns sudden fortune into minor weather.

Having mastered the helm within, reduce the weight you place upon others. Seneca counsels that power provokes unless cushioned by gentleness; command should feel like a guiding hand, not an iron yoke. Invite frank counsel, reward restraint, and correct in whispers so dignity survives. Publish the laws, then obey them. First, nothing so softens authority as visible compliance. Let promotion follow merit, not flattery, and praise a rival’s virtue as quickly as your ally’s. The empire of goodwill expands without blood or gold.

Now, a question to stir the campfire: Which decree could be lighter yet still effective? Name one rule to simplify, one meeting to shorten, one grievance to hear in earnest. Walk the colonnade this evening and listen for murmurs; where silence replaces grumbling, you have touched power rightly. Tomorrow, the cohort will march not by fear of the lash, but by trust in just hands. Once forged, allegiance outlives monuments and defies the rust of time.

Lead lightly today, pause before command, ask one thoughtful question, offer quiet support, and let a teammate claim a win that builds confidence.

USTA okayed an $800 million, three-phase overhaul of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, its most significant spend yet. Work begins this fall, pauses each summer, and finishes for the 2027 US Open with no tax money. Arthur Ashe Stadium, now 24 000 seats, sees its first full gut in 28 years.

Rossetti will widen concourses 40 percent, add 2,000 courtside seats, install two suite tiers, and front a glass entry by Daniel Libeskind. A separate $250 million, two-story Player Performance Center will stack sprint lanes, altitude pods, and spa lockers above new player parking. AECOM Tishman manages construction; WSP and ME Engineers support.

Catwalks, ducts, and seating risers will arrive pre-fabricated and be dropped in during overnight windows to keep the slam untouched. Suppliers brace for surges in retractable-roof parts and 4,000 tons of glass, while officials tout 2,500 peak jobs and $1.4 billion in yearly economic impact. Rival venues from Miami to Indian Wells now weigh copycat upgrades. The arms race is on.

America’s busiest rail hub jolted forward on April 17 when Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy yanked Penn Station’s $7 billion makeover from the MTA, handing control to Amtrak and the Federal Railroad Administration. The federal move promises a design-build tender this summer and an end to years of deadlock.

The USDOT will pursue a public-private deal that packages finance, build, and a 30-year upkeep, a shift officials say can save $120 million and two years. Crews must widen low ceilings, carve skylit halls, add Eighth Avenue entries, and swap 1910 wiring while 600,000 riders snake through daily.

Amtrak aims to shortlist bidders by October, sign a developer in 2026, and finish an ADA-friendly station by 2034, spawning 40,000 jobs and $15 billion in economic churn. Governor Kathy Hochul cheered the takeover; commuter advocates warn of Midtown gridlock if track detours and funding gaps linger.

OSHA ignited the job site dust debate on May 13, unveiling its crystalline-silica overhaul: exposure drops from 50 to 25 µg/m³, and daily monitoring kicks in for visibly dusty tasks. The rule takes effect on June 1; enforcement begins on January 2, 2026. Firms must name a competent person, maintain two-year exposure logs, or face repeat fines of $15,000.

Tool trailers are emptying. Lowe’s sold three months of dust-extractor saws in five days, and Hilti added demo vans. Farmers now budget $1,900 for vacuum shrouds and respirators per crew, plus $600 a year for lab wipes. NAHB estimates compliance at $0.72 per square foot of sheathing. Makita and Milwaukee offer rebate bundles to accelerate adoption.

Critics say small remodelers may flee, but unions cite 187 silica-lung cases since 2020. Insurers promise premium cuts for certified sites, and Home Depot rents sensor-logged tool kits. Moody’s sees the rule trimming $300 million from comp payouts by 2030, even as sales jump 22 %. Some cities hint at permitting fast-tracks for clean plans.

Introduction
Good morning, Team! Today's toolbox talk covers preventing nail gun injuries. Nail guns are efficient but pose significant injury risks if improperly handled.

Why It Matters
Misuse of nail guns can cause severe puncture wounds, eye injuries, and even fatalities. Proper use protects everyone's safety.

Strategies to Prevent Nail Gun Injuries

Discussion Questions

Conclusion
Preventing nail gun injuries requires proper PPE, equipment checks, safe handling, and training. Always operate safely.

Handle carefully, avoid injuries!

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