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Diet Helium SL LTD
A couple of months after we launched the Ridley Helium SL LTD, we have given the bike a new challenge. We are curious to find out how much lighter we can get it than its current 5,74kg. There is one restriction: it has to be done by using WorldTour approved components. After all, we don't want to compromise on stiffness, strength, and comfort.
This challenge can win you a pair of Ridley cycling shorts and shirt. All you have to do, is guess the final weight on February 27, 2013. To help you out, we will daily post on this website, our Facebook page and on Twitter (@ridley_bikes, or via #ridleydiet #bikediet) about the changes we make.
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Day 1
Today we went for a full ceramic tuning: bottom bracket, hub bearings of the wheel set, and the chainrings in the rear derailleur. This mainly diminishes the rolling resistance and should save us some weight at the same time.
Day 2
We changed the saddle to a San Marco Aspide Carbon FX. There are lighter saddles available on the market, but once again we opted for components that are WorldTour approved and actually used by Lotto-Belisol riders. The saddle is more than just a carbon shell. Thanks to the padding it provides the comfort needed during long rides. After all, we want the lighter version of the Helium SL Limited to remain at its high standard of comfort for its rider.
Day 3
There is little difference between our new 4ZA cirrus pro stem and the one originally mounted on the Helium SL Limited, but thanks to titanium bolts, this one weighs …
Day 4
You have to appreciate small changes. We changed the seatpost clamp to a 10.5 grams version from 4ZA.
Day 5
We changed the paddles from Look Keo Blade Carbon to the Look Keo Blade Carbon TITANIUM version
Once again these is not the lightest paddles in the market, but one being used in the WorldTour peloton by Lotto-Belisol. We prefer the best possible material at a reasonable rate to the lightest which might not survive the test of true racing.
Day 6
One day before the finish off this experiment, we were once again helped by our friends at 4ZA who provided us with this full carbon seatpost.
Day 7
The main course on the final day of the diet we have put our Helium SL Limited on: a nokon cable kit.


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Mumble (Elijah Wood) the penguin, now called the Master of Tap, has an unusual problem: Erik, his son, is reluctant to dance. Erik runs away from home and encounters the Mighty Sven (Hank Azaria) -- a penguin who can fly. Poor Mumble can't compete with Erik's unusual new role model. But, when the world is shaken by powerful forces, Erik gets a chance to see his father's true colors as Mumble gathers all creatures great and small to set things right again.


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Hi guys.
As you can tell, this is my first post and yes, I am new and just learning the welding field. I just received an early Xmas gift from my wife. It is a Miller Dynasty 200DX. It is a beautiful piece! Almost nicer than my wife.
I am also in the process of putting together a presentation for a course in welding that I am taking.
I have to put together a presentation of advancement in GMAW process and how Inverter Technology is the new way.
Is there a link or can someone break it down for me in how inverter technology works, in simple form? I do have a little electrical back ground, from years ago!
Thanks and I appreciate your time.
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Inverter Technology
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invert tech
hope this helps. this took me quite a while to compile[simple brain]
power goes in @ 60 Hz AC, enters machine through an input rectifier assembly [changes AC to DC].
then passes through input capacitors [acts to store power to induce current in the IGBT]
passing through input capacitors power enters IGBT [Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors] these are what makes the inverter different from trans technology. IGBT is responsible for changing the rectified DC current to high-frequency AC.
then current passes through the primary transformer, stepping down current to make a useable welding current [high voltage/low amperage changes to low voltage/high amps]
then current passes through output rectifiers changing back from AC to DC.
and last but not least current passes through output filters to "clean" current, finally exiting @ 32K Hz DC or an AC current if your configuration allows it.
I know it seems long winded but I also had a great need to understand these machines so when someone asks me what an inverter does I didn't feel like a moron because all I could say was " it's a welder".
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wikipedia states that an inverter is a "electronic circuit that converts dc to ac"
careful how you interpret this
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Inverter technology is not new. It has been around since the days of vacuum tubes. (did I just date myself?). When our power supply died and none were to be found, we got three units that took 115v 60hz and converted that to 3 phase 115v 400hz. Worked till dismantled. Yep I can safely say the electronics of today is packaged a lot smaller than back then.
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I imagine you already understand a basic electrical transformer... wrap a wire from the input AC voltage, around an iron core. For the output take another wire, and wrap it around the core as well. If the input wire is wrapped around the core 10 times, and the output wire wrapped around 20 times, then the output will be twice the voltage, and half the current. Likewise, you can change the ratio of turns to generate any increase or decrease of voltage(and inversely the current).
An important issues is that the core (an inductors) must be sized according to the frequency used. The lower the frequency, the larger the core must be. The main advantage of switching power supplies is that it reduces the weight of the assembly by reducing the size of the core.
The trick they use is to first change the 60hz input into a much higher frequency, and then the core, which follows, can be much smaller.
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Depeche Mode releases "Live in Berlin"
There's a reason that Depeche Mode is still being referred to as 'one of the most lucrative touring machines in modern music.' Their most recent tour played to more than 2.4 million people in 32 countries, grossing somewhere in the neighborhood of $150 million.
It would only make sense now for this British trio to tackle another digital endeavor – film. Over two nights in November 2013 at Berlin's O2 World Arena, Depeche Mode recorded what would become a DVD release called "Live in Berlin." Directed by Antoin Corbijn ("A Most Wanted Man"), the inside look at the state-of-the-art tech-rock tour also debuted with one-off theatrical screenings in select cities.
The deluxe version of "Live in Berlin" offers a 'total immersion, all access experience' for fans. It includes the DVD, full show audio on two CDs, a second DVD called "Live in Berlin," behind the scenes footage, multiple interviews with the band, and an acoustic session.
The audio/video release of "Live in Berlin" wasn't the only thing Depeche Mode had to celebrate in 2014. The trio won the award for Best International Group – Rock/Pop at the ECHO Awards in Germany back in March. They were also nominated in the category Album des Jahres for "Delta Machine" but lost to Helene Fischer's "Farbenspiel."
Depeche Mode also spent a good deal of time in charity mode this past year, helping to raise over $14 million to help bring clean water to people in developing countries.
Meet 'the most popular electronic band in the world' (Created July 26, 2013)
Depeche Mode wasn't just an 80's techno-pop band. These guys were (and likely still are) the most popular electronic band the world has known, tapping into a public fascination with synthesizers to cross over from the top of the British charts to the ranks of the U.S. pop charts.
With a name inspired by a French fashion magazine, what else did you expect from Depeche Mode? Yes, original members Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher and Vince Clarke dwindled down to just the trio of Gahan, Gore and Fletcher… but they were perhaps more successful than ever.
All things told, Depeche Mode has had 49 songs in the UK Singles Chart and 13 Top 10 albums, two of which debuted at No. 1. They have sold over 100 million albums and singles worldwide -- an astonishing feat for any band -- and the swell of sales has landed them on lists like "50 Bands That Changed the World," not to mention ranking among VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of All Time."
When fans speak of Depeche Mode, they also talk of the group's longevity. Even back in 2009, their U.S. tour was the country's 20th highest grossing of the year. And now, in 2013, they have taken their synths and guitars back on the road to bring their famed version of electro-pop to a new generation of fans. The current tour will roll across Europe including Portugal, France, Italy, the Czech Republic and Poland. The North American tour is followed by concerts in Abu Dhabi and Europe through February 2014.
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How can it be that two things we love and treasure—two things that are absolutely central to ourselves and the lives we've built—seem so often to be at odds with each other?
This chapter from Mark Noll's book Jesus Christ and the Life of the Mind seeks to understand science through a Christ-centered lens. Overall, if one accepts that nature is created and sustained by Jesus Christ, the author explains, then one must conclude that looking at nature is, in fact, the best way to learn about nature.
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Numbers and 24 other contributors debunk falsehoods about the relationship between science and religion.
As an historian of science, I belong to a small, somewhat esoteric club. But our collective anonymity may now be changing with the publication of a splendid new book from Harvard University Press, Galileo Goes to Jail and Other Myths about Science and Religion.
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Spencer argues that, although Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection did undermine his Christian faith, it was the age-old problem of suffering that caused it to break down.
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Let $A, B, C$ and $D$ be abelian varieties (over $\mathbb{C}$) such that $A \times B \cong C \times D$, and $A \cong C$. From the irreducibility of abelian varieties, we can say that $B$ and $D$ are isogeneous. But do we actually have $B \cong D$?
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This is false even for elliptic curves over $\mathbb{C}$. This was proved by T. Shioda in "Some remarks on abelian varieties" J. Fac. Sci. Univ. Tokyo Sect. IA Math. 24 (1977), no. 1, 11-21, http://repository.dl.itc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/2261/6164/1/jfs240102.pdf.


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Copper 50 Ohm RTD Source (Single Type/1 resolution)
Temperature Calibration equipment is quite varied to match the very varied types of methods for temperature measurement. Temperature is the most measured physical property so it is logical to invest in a calibration equipment.
Here is a general discussion on Temperature Calibration that also discusses ther technology behind different temperature probes (thermocouple RTD, and thermistor). Temperature Measurement and Calibration Application Note-What every instrument technician should know
Temperature Calibrators
Temperature Calibrators are used to troubleshoot and calibrate temperature probes and the instruments that are connected to the probes such as chart recorders, temperature controllers, and PLC's.
Source Only vs. Read/Source Calibrators
The minimum function of a calibrator is to source a known thermocouple and/or RTD. That permits performing zero/span adjustments. In source mode testing of conditions that otherwise would be difficult or unsafe is possible. Imagine testing a reactor high temperature alarm. With a temperature calibrator it is safe to simulate a 90% full condition to test a high alarm warning and 95% to test the high high (HH) alarm. Another example is simulating a zero and span to confirm that a remote temperature controller is reading correctly.
For troubleshooting problems, reading the signal coming from the sensor is necessary.
How many RTD and Thermocouple types is enough in a Calibrator?
There are many different thermocouple and RTD types of temperature probes. Does that mean your new calibrator needs to be able to handle all of them? Maybe, if you are a contractor you might come across several. Facilities with wide temperature ranges and applications might need the capability too.
Most Popular Temperature Probe Types
PT-100 (0.00385 coefficient) RTD
PT-1000 (0.00385 coefficient) RTD
Thermocouple and RTD Basics
Thermocouples (T/C's) generate a linear millivolt (mV) signal with temperature. They are two dissimilar wires soldered at the tip. RTD's use a resistance principle. They are a thin coiled wire, usually platinum, that varies in resistance (ohms) with temperature. Thermocouples have a wider operating temperature range and better resistance to vibration and shock than RTD's, but RTD's are much more accurate and repeatable. RTD's are 4-10 times more expensive. Type K, J, T, N, and E are known as base metal thermocouples because they are made from common metals and R, S, and B are made from Noble metals.
Thermocouple Types and Applications
Wire Types
Selection Advice
Wide range. Inexpensive. Popular.
Better at above 1000 °F (538 °C)
Wide range. Inexpensive. Popular. Keep away from atmospheres that oxidize the iron.
Shorter life above 1000 °F (538 °C)
Typically best accuracy, especially at ambient and below freezing. But lowest max temp.
Popular in Pharmaceutical industry.
For applications where Type K have shorter life.
Better accuracy than K or J but less popular
Highest mV output. Medium temp range
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High temp industrial applications above 1000 °F (538 °C)
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High temp laboratory applications above 1000 °F (538 °C)
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Same as type R and S but higher max temp
and lower mV output
Notice in the above thermocouple table, absent is the temperature range and accuracy. They vary so much by manufacturer that it is best to look at the specifications when selecting a temperature probe.
Infrared Calibrators / Blackbodies
Infrared Calibrators, also called Blackbodies, are reference standards used to calibrate Infrared Thermometers and Thermal Imaging Cameras . Even those IR Thermometers that cannot be adjusted benefit from testing to verify the consistency and validity of results. Virtually any instrument with a spot size diameter less than the cavity size can be calibrated. It is important not to have the IR thermometer too close to the target. This will cause the IR thermometer's optics to heat excessively, which will cause false readings. It is also important to be not too far away. This will cause the target to not fill the IR thermometer's spot size and will cause a false reading.
Advice for Selecting an Infrared Calibrator
Make sure to know the desired temperature range
Select a model with a target area larger than the spot size diameter of the instrument to be checked
Decide between surface type or cavity type infrared calibrator
How does an Infrared Calibrator work?
The units use a plate that is heated. The plate is painted with a black paint with emissivity of 0.95. The temperature is controlled by a digital controller. The controller uses a precision platinum RTD as a sensor and controls the surface temperature. Models that achieve temperatures below ambient use a Peltier Thermoelectric Cooling system.
The IR calibrator is calibrated with an emissivity setting of 0.95. The IR calibrator has a variable emissivity adjustment that allows the user to vary their apparent emissivity from 0.90 to 1.00. This setting should match the IR thermometer's emissivity setting. It is best to use the emissivity setting of 0.95. However, some IR thermometers do not allow for an emissivity setting of 0.95. For these instruments, the calibrator's emissivity setting should be set to the IR thermometer's emissivity setting.
Every object with a temperature above absolute zero (0 Kelvin) radiates energy over a wide spectral band. For example, if a significant part of this energy is within the band of 400–700 nm, we can see that energy. This is the visible light band. This is the case with an electric stove burner at a temperature of 800°C. The burner will appear red or orange to the eye (red hot). That burner is also emitting energy at other wavelengths, which we cannot see. This includes wavelengths in the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
An example of an object emitting energy at wavelengths we can see is the sun. By the same respect, if we are measuring an object at room temperature, (23°C), the peak wavelength is 9.8μm. The temperature corresponding to a peak wavelength at 8 μm is 192°F (89°C) and the temperature corresponding to a peak wavelength at 14 μm is −86°F (-66°C). This is one of the reasons the 8 – 14 μm is widely used in handheld IR thermometers.
IR thermometers take advantage of this peak wavelength phenomenon. They measure the amount of energy radiating from an object and calculate temperature based on this measured energy. In most handheld IR thermometers, the sensor and optical system measure IR energy in the 8-14μm band.
Emissivity is defined as the ratio of the energy emitted at a temperature to the energy emitted by a perfect blackbody at that same temperature. A perfect blackbody would have an emissivity of 1.0. However, in the real world there is no such thing as a perfect blackbody.
For example, if a perfect blackbody emits 10000 W/m2 at a given temperature and a material emits 5000 W/m2 at that same temperature, then the emissivity of that material is 0.5 or 50%. If another material emits 9500 W/m2 at that same temperature, it has an emissivity of 0.95.
It is important to note that for any opaque material, the ratio of energy reflected plus the ratio of energy transmitted is equal to 1.0 (this is known as Kirchhoff's Law). Therefore, if a material's emissivity is 0.95, the material reflects 5% of the energy radiated by objects facing it. By contrast, if an object has an emissivity of 0.50, the material reflects 50% of the energy radiated by objects facing it. This means this reflected energy can contribute to measurement accuracy. This is especially true when measuring materials with lower emissivity, and objects at lower temperatures.
A lack of knowledge of emissivity itself can contribute greatly to inaccuracy in IR temperature measurement. For an example, say we are measuring an object at 500°C. We assume it has an emissivity of 0.95. However, its emissivity is really 0.93. This would cause our 8-14 μm IR thermometer to read the temperature 6.7 degrees low, a – 6.7°C error in temperature measurement.
Emissivity, blackbodies and graybodies
Most people associate a blackbody calibration source with calibrating infrared thermometers. Although the word blackbody specifically refers to an ideal surface that emits and absorbs electromagnetic radiation with the maximum amount of power possible at a given temperature, many calibrators with non-ideal surfaces are also referred to as "blackbody calibrators." While an ideal surface would have an emissivity equal to 1.00, many of these "blackbody calibrators" have an emissivity of approximately 0.95 (better described as a "graybody"). A true blackbody calibration source would usually be a long cavity with a narrow opening. Unfortunately, the opening is usually too narrow to be useful for calibrating common infrared thermometers, which require a large target size for an accurate calibration. The advantage of a true blackbody calibration source is that the emissivity is precisely known. Whereas traditional flat plate calibrators have emissivities with uncertainties too large for meaningful calibrations of most thermometers.
Temperature Calibration Metrology Wells
Temperature Calibration Metrology Wells are used to compare a known set temperature with the measurement from the thermocouple, RTD, and liquid filled thermometer under test. The checking of temperature is vital in numerous processes. Temperature is the most widely measured variable, so having a temperature dry well or liquid bath for calibration work is easy to justify.
Considerations when selecting a Temperature Dry Well or Liquid Bath
Lab or portable.
Because temperature is measured from cryogenic to extremely high temperatures, they are made to cover these wide ranges. Selection starts with understanding the required temperature range.
Desired accuracy. Rule of thumb for process instrumentation is to select calibration equipment with an accuracy of 4x better than the instrument being calibrated. Baths come supplied with a digital temperature controller. Look at its accuracy specification. If insufficient, you can purchase an external temperature probe and display with better accuracy and use it as the master meter. It will also be easier to send out for annual re-calibration, than a complete system.
Watch the stability specification. The benefit of having a high accuracy temperature probe is lost if the dry well or liquid bath temperature is constantly fluctuating.
While it is important to account for future needs, do not overly exaggerate the range. As the ranges widen, more complicated solutions are required. The following table compares liquid and dry block and various liquid bath mediums.
Typical Temp. Range
Benefits and Drawbacks
Medium: Water
Lowest initial cost
Wide common temperature range
Water is easy to cleanup, non-hazardous, practically no cost
Accommodates odd size temperature probes
Takes several hours to warm-up or cool-down and stabilize*
Water baths evaporate a lot of water as temperature gets closer to boiling point, even with a lid or use of polypropylene spheres (i.e. ball blanket). Be prepared for refilling.
Moisture from evaporation may corrode electronics over time
Medium: Alcohol
-40°C/°F to Ambient
Water Bath may be possible to use with denatured ethanol (alcohol) (check with manufacturer or TEquipment)
Evaporation and volume of bath alcohol is concern not only for refilling but flammability
Easy to cleanup
Takes several hours to cool-down and stabilize
Medium: Glycol or Oil
Higher cost than Water Bath and over time the most expensive because of continued replacement of bath medium as it oxidizes from the heat
Typical bath mediums: glycol/water mix, mineral oil, Dow Silicone Oil, or polyalphaolefin (PAO)
Glycol/Water mix typical range: 0-95°C (32-200°F). Oils intended for temperatures above water boiling
Oil fumes must be well ventilated using laboratory hood
Accommodates odd size temperature probes
Takes several hours to warm up or cool-down and stabilize*
Dry Block
-25 to 1200°C
(-32 to 650°F)
Bench models have higher initial cost than liquid baths
Portable versions possible
No evaporation or fuming concerns. Hassle-free
Requires inserts for known probe diameters and lengths, some supplied with unit, additional ones purchased separately
Fastest warm-up and stabilization time at 20-60 minutes
Blocks made of aluminum approximately until its melting point of 660°C (1200°F) . Above that temperature stainless steel is typically used.
* One work around by some labs is to set the bath on a timer to turn on an
hour or two before the start of the work day. Make sure to check low level
and over temperature shutdown safeties regularly.
Getting sub-ambient temperatures with temperature baths
To lower the bath temperature below ambient several different solutions are possible.
Thermoelectric cooling is based on a Peltier principle. It is purely electronic with no moving parts, except a cooling fan. Great benefit over refrigeration compressors, but thermoelectric cooling is very limited in cooling capacity (i.e. BTU's of heat removal). Because of that limitation, it will only work in very small baths. The technology can be adapted to dry block or small volume liquid baths.
Dip Cooler ("Coldfinger") is an external refrigerated chiller with a pump that circulates in a closed loop a cooling medium of denatured alcohol or glycol/water mix through a cooling coil that is immersed in the temperature calibration bath. A heat exchanger in the cooler has one side with the cooling medium and another with the refrigerant. Available from Techne.
Flow thru Cooler is a refrigerated chiller without a circulation pump. The a cooling medium of denatured alcohol or glycol/water mix is circulated in a closed loop by a pump in the temperature bath instead. Analogous to a drinking water fountain using city water pressure and no internal pump. A heat exchanger in the cooler has one side with the cooling medium and another with the refrigerant Available from Techne.
Built in refrigeration compressor(s). Having the compressors built into the bath offer the convenience of one instrument and avoid need for circulating cold fluid. Also colder temperatures are possible. A negative is that the combined instrument is larger and heavier, so more expensive to ship for repairs.
When purchasing a Cooler or bath with built in refrigeration compressors, make sure to select a model with the appropriate local voltage (110 VAC or 220 VAC). Refrigeration compressors are only available in one or the other voltage. If the wrong one is purchased, getting a transformer to step up or step down the voltage is expensive because of the amperage that compressors draw.
Temperature Calibrators are used to troubleshoot and calibrate temperature probes and the instruments that are connected to the probes such as chart recorders, temperature controllers, and PLC's.
Source Only vs. Read/Source Calibrators
The minimum function of a calibrator is to source a known thermocouple and/or RTD. That permits performing zero/span adjustments. In source mode testing of conditions that otherwise would be difficult or unsafe is possible. Imagine testing a reactor high temperature alarm. With a temperature calibrator it is safe to simulate a 90% full condition to test a high alarm warning and 95% to test the high high (HH) alarm. Another example is simulating a zero and span to confirm that a remote temperature controller is reading correctly.
For troubleshooting problems, reading the signal coming from the sensor is necessary.
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Rejoice! R.B.I. Baseball, the famed NES game (with a few sequels) will return this spring, thanks to MLB Advanced Media.
There are few details out there, but the barebones website says the game will come out for mobile devices as well as current and next-gen consoles. So, while you wait for more updates, find an NES emulator—on your own—and get back into form, or reminisce through YouTube.
A little more from Eric Fisher of SportsBusiness Journal:
The revival of RBI Baseball by MLBAM presumably brings baseball back to Microsoft platforms after demise of MLB 2K franchise
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When we envisioned the new iPhone, we landed on a remarkably thin and light design. But it's nearly impossible to make a device so thin and so light without sacrificing features or performance.
We could have taken the easy way out and designed something more reasonable and less remarkable. But we didn't. If the technology didn't exist, we invented it. If a component wasn't small enough, we re-imagined it. If convention was standing in the way, we left it behind. The result is iPhone 5: the thinnest, lightest, fastest iPhone ever.
iPhone 5 is just 7.6 millimetres thin. To make that happen, Apple engineers had to think small, component by component. They created a nano-SIM card, which is 44 per cent smaller than a micro-SIM. The intelligent, reversible Lightning connector is 80 per cent smaller than the 30-pin connector. The 8MP iSight camera has even more features — like panorama and dynamic low-light mode — yet it's 25 per cent smaller. And the new A6 chip is up to 2x faster than the A5 chip but 22 per cent smaller. Even with so much inside, iPhone 5 is 20 per cent lighter and 18 per cent thinner than iPhone 4s.
Making a thinner, lighter iPhone meant even the display had to be thinner. Apple engineers accomplished that by creating the first Retina display with integrated touch technology. Which means instead of a separate layer of touch electrodes between display pixels, the pixels do double duty — acting as touch-sensing electrodes while displaying the image at the same time. With one less layer between you and what you see on iPhone 5, you experience more clarity than ever before. All on a display that's 30 per cent thinner than before.
Never before has this degree of fit and finish been applied to a phone. Take the glass inlays on the back of iPhone 5, for instance. During manufacturing, each iPhone 5 aluminium housing is photographed by two high-powered 29MP cameras. A machine then examines the images and compares them against 725 unique inlays to find the most precise match for every single iPhone.
Look at iPhone 5 and you can't help but notice the exquisite chamfer surrounding the display. A crystalline diamond cuts this bevelled edge. It's what gives iPhone 5 its distinctive lines. Fitting for a phone so brilliant.
It's not easy to create earbud-style headphones that not only feel good in your ears, but also sit securely in them. That's because everyone's ears are different. Using optical scans combined with silicone moulding, Apple designers created 3D models of various ear types to find a common shape across many different people. That shape led to the unique look of the new Apple EarPods. Unlike traditional circular earbuds, their design is defined by the geometry of the ear. Which makes them more comfortable for more people than any other earbud-style headphones.
They're more stable and durable too. Apple engineers asked more than 600 people to test over 100 iterations of the Apple EarPods. Testers ran on treadmills in extreme heat and extreme cold. They performed various cardio workouts. They were even asked to shake their heads from side to side, and up and down. The result: Apple EarPods provide stronger protection from sweat and water, and they're remarkably stable in the ear. Which means they stay in, even when you're on the go.
At the same time Apple designers were trying to define an ideal earbud shape, Apple sound engineers — acousticians — were focused on improving sound quality. First, they established a target sound for the Apple EarPods. That target: a person sitting in a room listening to high-quality speakers.
The biggest determinant of what you hear from any speaker is the movement of its diaphragm. The inward and outward motion is what creates sound. But earbud speaker diaphragms are typically made from a single material, which can limit sound output.
So Apple acousticians re-engineered an earbud speaker diaphragm with both rigid and flexible materials to minimise sound loss and maximise sound output. Adding to the superior audio quality are strategically placed acoustic vents. The most notable of these vents is the one located in the stem of each EarPod. It allows air inside the stem, which acts as an acoustic chamber, to flow out. So you hear deeper, richer bass tones. The overall audio quality of Apple EarPods is so impressive, they rival high-end headphones that cost hundreds of pounds more.
How a product looks and performs matters, but so does its impact on the environment. That's why nearly every Apple product is made from highly recyclable materials like aluminium, and why we refuse to use harmful toxins in our components.
Every iPhone, starting with iPhone 3Gs, is free of brominated flame retardants (BFRs) and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). That includes our newest iPhone — iPhone 5. In fact, Apple has one of the strictest BFR-free and PVC-free standards in the industry. And we expect the same from our suppliers. We go so far as to disassemble our products into individual components and materials in our Cupertino lab. Then we test them using many methods, including X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy and ion chromatography. We do this to ensure that every product we release meets our environmental standards.
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IMLS Publishes Results of State Library Administrative Agency Survey for Fiscal Year 2012
Revenue and staffing levels continue to decline
Washington, DC -- The Institute of Museum and Library Services issued the State Library Administrative Agency (SLAA) Survey for Fiscal Year 2012 Report, which provides a view of the condition of state library administrative agencies in the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
State library administrative agencies administer federal funds through the IMLS Grants to States program and play a crucial role in helping libraries within their state meet the demand for content and services by establishing statewide plans for library services, investing in technology and content, and providing support for local programming.
The results of this study show that while SLAAs continue to shape library services in their states, they have faced a period of declining revenues. The revenue from federal, state and other sources to SLAAs totaled nearly $1 billion in FY 2012, a 27 percent decrease in revenue from FY 2003 and a 12 percent decrease from FY 2010. The overall decline in total revenue is due to declines in state revenue, which decreased 15 percent from FY 2010 and decreased 32 percent FY 2003. The majority (77 percent) of revenue for state library administrative agencies is derived from the states themselves.
One impact of the revenue decline has been an overall reduction in staff at SLAAs. Between FY 2009 and FY 2012, there was an 11 percent decrease in the total number of Full Time Equivalent SLAA staff positions.
IMLS Director Susan H. Hildreth said, "The reduction in support for state library agencies is an alarming trend. These agencies have an important role at the state level in administering federal funds and providing services to public, school, academic, and specialized libraries."
SLAAs provide a variety of services that expand learning and access to information. Some of the services described in the FY 2012 report include the following:
The purpose of the SLAA survey is to provide state and federal policymakers, researchers, and other interested users with descriptive information about state library administrative agencies. The federal government has been collecting statistical data on SLAAs since 1994, and this report marks the sixth release of state library statistics from IMLS. It contains data on SLAAs in the 50 states and the District of Columbia for FY 2012.The data were collected through the SLAA Survey, a product of a cooperative effort among the Chief Officers of State Library Agencies (COSLA), IMLS, and American Institutes for Research (AIR).
For more information about individual states, see the Grants to States Program Profiles page on the IMLS website. It features an interactive map and links to pages with details about each state's programs, LSTA allotments, plans, and project examples.
About the Institute of Museum and Library Services
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For the ninth time in 16 weeks of play, Tyler Deric is up for MLS Save of the Week.
This time it was his 'acrobatic' denial of Portland's Alvas Powell. Watch all of the nominees in action and once you're ready to accept Deric's dominance, you may do so HERE.
Voting runs until 11:59 pm PT on Thursday. For complete coverage of the MLS Save of the Week – including an archive of all of this season's nominees and winners – click here.
World Cup hangover? Hardly. Brad Davis has returned to MLS play without missing a beat, and perhaps even elevating his already high standard of play. Davis was named to the MLSsoccer.com Team of the Week for Week 18 for his two goal night against Toronto FC, and overall solid performance on Saturday night.
The Dynamo captain put Houston ahead 1-0 in the 13th minute after receiving a pass in the box from Giles Barnes.
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Davis wasted little time scoring his second goal of the night in the 30th minute. Barnes once again found Davis alone in the box after a cross from the near side of the pitch. Davis used his left foot to find the back of the net.
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Since returning to MLS action Davis has scored three goals, and has scored or assisted a goal in eight straight appearances. Davis will look to continue that momentum on Saturday when the Dynamo play host to Toronto FC at BBVA Compass Stadium (TICKETS).
It took just 40 seconds for Giles Barnes to open the scoring versus New York.
Early headphones. @GilesBarnesReal grabs the opener. #HOUvNY #ForeverOrange http://t.co/mFnINXk1J6
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Recently, Planet Futbol of SI.com spoke to Dynamo midfielder Brad Davis on his expectations for Brazil.
Short handed by injuries, suspensions and World Cup call ups, the Dynamo head to Colorado determined to stop their recent slide.
After David Horst's latest effort, the Dynamo are making quite the habit of amazing goal line saves. What is your favorite?
Relive Saturday's 1-0 win over the LA Galaxy with DynamoTV's Rewind.
Enjoy Saturday's 1-0 win over the LA Galaxy with an all-new edition of Tunnel Vision from Dynamo TV.
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Wale, Seinfeld: Jerry Signs on for 'The Album About Nothing'
Four years after Wale dropped his acclaimed "Seinfeld"-inspired concept mixtape, The Mixtape About Nothing, the MMG rapper has revealed plans to release an official LP, The Album About Nothing, featuring Jerry Seinfeld.
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Kohl's Replenishment/Merchandising Associate job in Humble, TX
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Replenishment/Merchandising Associate
At Kohl's, we encourage our Associates to take control of their own success. Working at Kohl's requires energy, commitment and a competitive spirit. Here, you'll work in a fast-paced environment filled with challenges and opportunities. You will be able to try new things, set goals and build a career that fits your expectations — and have some fun along the way!
Kohl's is currently hiring Replenishment/Merchandising Associates!
Responsibilities will include:
- Responsible for replenishment of merchandise to the sales floor from the stockroom using replenishment reports
- Assists in the stocking/merchandising of incoming truck freight to the sales floor and stockroom
- Completes merchandise recovery in maintaining the sales floor, fitting rooms and work area to Company standards.
- Restocks merchandise on selling floor
- Assists selling department Associates and Store Management in moving merchandise and fixtures on the selling floor or between the selling floor and stockroom areas and assists with assembling fixtures and furniture
- Performs other duties such as assisting on the sales floor, recovering fitting rooms, completing price changes, assisting with housekeeping duties, preparing for and taking inventory, organizing the stockroom and other tasks as assigned
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- Prior experience in retail, merchandise receiving, handling and stocking in other retail or warehouse/distribution environment
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds on a frequent basis
- Ability to spend up to 100% of work time standing or moving about the departments within the store. Physical activities include using hand tools, bending, stooping, lifting, climbing, carrying, walking and/or reaching on a frequent basis
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- Immediate merchandise discount at all our stores
- Paid holidays
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- Long-term disability plan for full-time Associates
Plus, we offer an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Every year, the company buys shares of Kohl's stock and contributes them to a trust. That stock is then divided among our eligible Associates, making you — in essence — part owner of Kohl's Department Stores.
As a store Associate, you'll also become eligible for our Associate of the Month program which recognizes one outstanding Associate in every store each month. You'll also become part of the Kohl's store camaraderie: our store Associates usually plan at least one fun activity every month.
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Send Will Bruin to the MLS All-Star game this summer. The Dancing Bear is tied for the team lead with four goals, and has added four assists as well. Dynamo fans can help him get to the MLS All-Star game by voting in two different ways.
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Washington, DC—The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is pleased to announce that 178 museums across the country will receive a total of $19,550,456 in Museums for America (MFA) grants. These museums, chosen from 510 applicants, represent 39 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Grants will support high-priority activities that advance the missions and strategic goals of these museums, helping them to serve the public more effectively.
"This year's MFA grant recipients are truly an exciting and diverse group of museums, representing the remarkable ways that large and small institutions are serving communities. Funded projects support digitization and collections management plans, enhanced accessibility, environmental literacy, and much more. The work of these institutions will educate and inspire citizens of all ages," said Acting Director Marsha L. Semmel. "IMLS is pleased to support museums as they engage their communities through programming tailored to their specific needs, and this round of MFA grants furthers this work."
Awarded in three categories (engaging communities, building institutional capacity, and collections stewardship), MFA grants fund projects such as educational programs and exhibits, staff and volunteer training, research, planning, technological upgrades, and equipment purchases. This year, MFA grant awards include projects such as:
For more information about the rest of this year's grantees, click here.
To learn more about Museums for America, the largest museum grant program administered by IMLS, please click here. The next deadline for the Museums for America program is November 1, 2010.
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Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) is a relief, development and peace agency of the North American Mennonite and Brethren in Christ churches, with programs in more than 50 countries. MCC Egypt works with a number of Egyptian groups to export handicrafts for Ten Thousand Villages.
MCC Egypt assists with contacts and logistics with Egyptian producer groups. Ten Thousand Villages has purchased products with MCC Egypt assistance since 1993.
Founded in 1984, APE started as an initiative to provide alternative employment for people involved in Cairo's informal garbage collection industry. In seven neighborhoods of the Moqattam section of Cairo, an estimated 83,000 garbage collectors work together to collect refuse from all parts of the city. They bring the garbage to their homes, separate it into different product categories and then sell it to brokers. The garbage is carefully sorted on the flat roofs of their homes to keep it off of the streets and out of their living quarters. The work is hard, exposes the workers to health hazards, and is not considered a respectable way to life. Child mortality is high; in contrast to a U.S. rate of 7 per 1,000, and an Egyptian rate of 33 per 1,000, the rate of child mortality in the garbage collectors' community is 117 per 1,000.
APE works within this community, providing training for young women to make a living through craft production. APE artisans create products from fabric remnants sourced from local textile mills, using hand looms to create a range of bags, rugs and the colorful, folk-art hassock introduced in June by Ten Thousand Villages. The group provides work for some 250 young women. Artisans receive three months training with pay, as well as health care and a daycare for their children. Some receive a loom that allows them to work from home.
While Moqattam residents deal with a large quantity of garbage, it is well organized in bags and kept on their roofs, off of the streets. Directly adjacent to Moqattam, residents have built a church high on the side of a mountain overlooking their neighborhood. "Providing the labor, carving talent and vision for the church, they have created a beautiful complex that stands in stark contrast to their daily lives," observed Joyce Burkholder, purchasing director, who visited the group in 2008.
Swine Flu Fears Raise Sectarian Tensions
Moqattam and other garbage collector communities in Cairo have large Christian minorities, although about 90% of the country as a whole is Muslim. Marginalized farmers in Upper Egypt, where there are large Christian communities, began moving to the city in the 1950s, where some could find no other work than collecting garbage. The garbage also provided food for the goats and pigs they raised. Muslims do not eat pork, but Christians do, and selling the pork to the larger Christian community became an important source of income along with collecting garbage.
Over the years, tensions have risen in rural and urban areas between Christians and Muslims over the presence of pigs; not only do Muslims shun pork, they see the animals as unclean, and feel they should not be allowed in what they view an Islamic country.
The recent spread of the H1N1 flu virus, also known as swine flu, has raised these existing tensions in Egypt. While declared unnecessary by the World Health Organization, the Egyptian government carried out a campaign to cull the pig population, some 300,000 animals, in the country. This has had a devastating impact on the garbage collector communities, where some 30 to 50 percent of people depend on the animals for much of their livelihood—through the sale and consumption of the meat, as well as on the pigs' function in eating much of the food waste that they process. Moqattam residents need to pay for disposal of such "non-recyclables," and thus this amount is now increased.
Many are also very upset about the method of killing the pigs. Rather than using humane methods, those responsible reportedly clubbed, stabbed and beat the animals, then bulldozed large numbers into the desert outside the city. Compensation is set at only 25 percent of the market value of the pigs.
Ten Thousand Villages' orders with APE are now more critical than ever, and the artisans express their gratitude for the ongoing support and purchase of their products.
From reports by Doug Lapp, Ten Thousand Villages buyer, and Linda Herr, Mennonite Central Committee Egypt country co-representative.
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1.4 lbs
8.30 x 9.90 x 2.00 in.
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Cisco 800 Series
Customer Premise Equipment CPE Series
Cisco 800 Series routers give small offices and corporate telecommuters enhanced security, superior reliability, and safe investment with low cost of ownership.
Cisco 800 Series ISDN routers extend the power of Cisco IOS technology to small offices and corporate telecommuters. Cisco IOS technology offers enhanced security, reliability, and safe investment with low cost of ownership to enable customers to benefit from the Internet economy by increasing productivity, simplifying communication, and reducing costs. The Cisco 800 Series enables customers to benefit from value-added services such as managed network services, virtual private networks (VPNs), point-of-sale (POS) applications, and secure Internet access (refer to Figure 1).
Cisco 800 Series Benefits
Taking advantage of its expertise and leadership in Internet solutions, Cisco offers small offices and telecommuters routing solutions that provide secure and reliable access to the Internet or corporate networks.
Enhanced Security
The Cisco 800 Series routers have enhanced security features such as an integrated stateful firewall and IP Security (IPSec) encryption to enable VPNs. These features allow small offices and telecommuters to conduct business over the Internet while protecting valuable resources.
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