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Near the activities and excitement of Kuta in Bali is the Santika Beach Hotel. Only a few minutes drive from the airport, and a few short steps from the shopping, dining and entertainment that make the town so popular, the hotel provides guests with a peaceful and private sanctuary close to all the region has to offer. Because it is a resort-type accommodation, the Santika Beach Hotel works to provide guests with a complete menu of options, activities and services. Guests can access the spa with massage and beauty treatments, or they can take a swim in one of the two large pools, children will enjoy their own special garden where equipment and games are always available, and everyone will appreciate the special direct access to the beach. There are also 5 restaurants and bars where guests can sample both local and international cuisine. There are 171 rooms available ranging from deluxe to bungalow suites. They all offer personal safes, mini bars, satellite TV, direct dial phones, 24-hour room service and many other amenities. The Santika Beach Hotel is located at Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban, Kuta.
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BEADED Victorian Wedding shoes with SILK ties by ROSENTHAL'S
This is a stunning pair of unusually and heavily beaded Victorian fancy white plonget leather wedding shoes. Made by "Rosenthals's" shoes (tags on both shoes in black and gold) which was a famous maker in San Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles at the time. There's a facsimile on the tag as their trademark- of a winged Griffin with a Victorian woman's head, holding a Victorian button up shoe. This is the second pair I've had, and the other pair is the iridescent plum beaded boots. I'd say the era was between 1880's-1910. "Opal" micro beads heavily decorate oval hand cut and hand sewn "flower" cutouts- which also have round, faceted jet hand cut beads. There's a triple silk-satin "angel wing" row of bows. These are all surrounded by micro pink, iridescent opal beads and a few rows of black beads in the centers. There is very fine silk (taffeta weave) ties that tie over the foot, leather inners and a fabulous curvy "Louis" spool heel. The ties appear original or at least era original. These stylish shoes were definitely the most beautifully decorated footwear in her armoire.
I consider these pretty shoes strong enough for wearing, BUT I would bring them to an old fashioned shoe maker first to make sure the back seams are reenforced, as one looks as though it is just beginning to separate. (Thread gets old- and there's evidence there was the pressure of heel guards- now gone- as the Maker's tags are very thick, and sturdy. I think they probably rubbed heels.) This also caused slight "folded" indentations at the tops of both heels where the guards would have been. There's also light wearing wrinkles in a few places, but nothing distracting. They're so lovely, I could also see this pair in a museum. The beads appear strongly sewn on and supple and not weak, with minimal lossage on each toe (about 4-6 micro beads and one jet bead each, probably happening when they were originally worn, leaving miniscule pinpricks there.)(Please see photos).
One toe has a pinhead sized dent scuff. There's about 4-6? very small and faint scuffs or small spots. (You have to see photos.) Overall there's very little age yellowing, but there is the tiniest amount as I believe the shoes were cleaned and gently polished many, many years ago possibly. Both shoes have a decorative thread rim around the openings, and I see a few age spots, and areas where the extra fine threads have been slightly damaged. One of the ties is a little loose where it's sewn on and will need to be reenforced if worn. The insides are in strong, wearable condition, with "glue" remnants of the heel guards, pinholes on both of the outsides where I think the guards were originally pressed on, and discoloration on each of the leather soles (Usually when I find leather soles like this, they are dried too, and usually unusable so I consider this very minor.) Leather soles are stamped "Philadelphia" and have seen moderate wear. Remnants of original or very old tags are under one of the soles. The leather soles have seen some wear, but have much life left. These great shoes can be cleaned due to the finish treatment. A competent old-time shoemaker should be able to fix the scuffs and extra light wear if desired. I know you won't be disappointed!
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It is common to sweat in summer but how about winter? Yes, sweating in winter is also possible. Remember during this season you put on heavy clothing and this can generate more heat in your body causing sweats especially if you are rushing to work. Other people have an excessive sweating condition known as hyperhidrosis. There are other factors that can trigger sweating like stress, spicy food, caffeinated drinks and lack of exercising.
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Stay away from underarms wetness and bad odor with this lovely Dove Dry Spray Antiperspirant. This antiperspirant dry's your underarms immediately after you apply it and it remains dry for the next 48 hours. It also has a moisturizer which soothes the skin, leaving it smooth and soft. Although it provides strong protection against bad odor and wetness, it is very gentle on the skin and it doesn't cause any skin irritation. It leaves you feeling fresh and dry all day long with its classic scent, boosting your body confidence and self-esteem.
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If you sweat excessively and you are looking for a product that can control your sweating, then this is the right antiperspirant for you. Zero sweat antiperspirant is highly effective in controlling sweat, giving you the confidence to raise your arms. No mess application hence it doesn't leave any stains on your shirts. This means that you can wear any color of clothing without fear of embarrassment for stains or marks.
It is a safe and highly effective with clinical strength. It should not be used immediately after shaving because it can cause irritation. If any minor irritation occurs, apply Vaseline jelly after it dries.
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3. (Pack of 3 Bottles) Nivea PEARL & BEAUTY Women's Roll-On Antiperspirant & Deodorant. 48 Hour Protection against Underarm Wetness.
This is my all time favorite deodorant! It has a pleasant scent that lasts the whole day and you can even smell it in your underarms the following day. It is made of some special minerals that protect you against underarms wetness and bad odor. It also has some antibacterial features to give you that extra protection for long.
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Universal inspection port for tanks with robust design This large inspection port for (bio)diesel, fuel, fresh water and waste water tanks has a flange-in-ring design which makes opening of the port easy, even after being closed for a long time. With a Ø120mm diameter the port meets the ISO21487 regulations for fuel tanks. The counter flange and rubber seal are inserted in a Ø159mm hole in the tank, tightened by 4 bolts. When compressed, the rubber seal expands sideways to lock the inspection port into the tank. Cleaning and inspecting the tank has never been this easy. Specifications • Dimension Ø120mm / 159mm hole • Suitable for G.R.P., stainless steel and plastic tanks with different wall thicknessesInspection lid 120 mm
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BE8256 Syllabus BASIC MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Regulation 2017 Anna University
BE8256 Syllabus OBJECTIVE
- To impart knowledge on thermodynamics and thermal engineering power generating units such as engines and theory of machines
BE8256 Syllabus UNIT I LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS
Basic concepts and hints; Zeroth law; First Law of Thermodynamics – Statement and application; Steady flow energy equation-problems- Second law of Thermodynamics – Kelvin – Plank statement and Clausius statement- problems; Limitations; Heat Engine, Refrigerator and Heat Pump, Available energy, Third law of Thermodynamics – Statement.
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Carnot cycle; Stirlings cycle; Joule cycle; Otto cycle; Diesel cycle; Dual combustion Cycle- Derivations and problems.
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Engine nomenclature and classification; SI Engine; CI Engine; Four Stroke cycle, Two stroke cycle; Performance of I.C.Engine; Brake thermal efficiency; Indicated Thermal Efficiency, Specific fuel consumption. Steam – Properties of steam; Dryness fraction; latent heat; Total heat of wet steam; Dry steam;
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Students should be able to appreciate the theory behind operation of Machinery and be able to design simple mechanisms
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1. Nag, P.K., "Engineering Thermodynamics ", IInd Edition, Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co., Ltd., 1995
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English and Drama Teacher, Romania
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Due to its successful start and rapid development, The British International School of Timisoara (BIST) is looking for qualified teachers to join our team for the next academic year starting in August 2020. NQT applications will be considered for some of these positions. Interested candidates should send a CV and completed BIST application form, which can be downloaded from our school website.
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This is a unique opportunity for dedicated and passionate teachers who love being in the classroom and working with children, but also those who wish to join us in developing an innovative and exciting centre of learning: BIST is on its way to becoming one of the leading schools in Romania.
The British International School of Timisoara is the first school with a British International curriculum to be established in the western part of Romania. It is a cutting-edge project with state-of-the-art facilities, modern resources and a keen desire to provide a rigorous curriculum using a truly international approach. BIST opened in September 2019 for students in Reception to Year 9, and it has already developed waiting lists in several year groups. The school will grow gradually by implementing the Cambridge IGCSE programme at KS4 and we aim to offer the International Baccalaureate curriculum at KS5. The school has successfully completed its first COBIS inspection and has become the first COBIS school in the western part of Romania.
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Dr. Eric M. Foss is a St. Louis native who attended St. Monica School and DeSmet Jesuit High School in Creve Coeur. For his undergraduate education Dr. Foss attended The Florida State University. Dr. Foss was inducted into the Florida Beta Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta - the pre-health honor society. While attending Florida State University, Dr. Foss worked in a molecular genetics laboratory, leading to the co-authorship of his first publication. Dr. Foss graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences in 2000. Upon graduating, Dr. Foss was hired as a research technician at The Washington University School of Medicine, leading to the co-authorship of his second publication.
Dr. Foss attended The University of Missouri - Kansas City - School of Dentistry. During his general dental training, Dr. Foss received many scholastic accolades including the student achievement award in Endodontics - awarded to him by the American Association of Endodontists, several merit based awards in recognition of his scholastic performance as well as his score on the national board examination. Dr. Foss was also inducted into Omicron Kappa Upsilon, the honor dental society. After graduating with honors from his general dental training in 2005, Dr. Foss was accepted into the Endodontic Specialty Training Residency at St. Louis University. Dr. Foss successfully completed his residency along with a Master of Science in Dentistry (Research) - Endodontics degree from St. Louis University in 2007.
Dr. Foss joined St. Louis County Endodontics in 2007, working under Dr. Harvey Lehrer and Dr. Edmond Rainey. Dr. Foss benefited from working with both of these excellent clinicians, each with 30+ years of experience.
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A beautiful take on travel, history, and the importance of time.
For my sixth birthday, my grandparents bought me globe. It sat on the desk, tilted at that attractive, precarious angle. I loved that the mountain ranges were palpable beneath my fingertips. Their intention with this gift was to aid my transition into the realm of proper education. I had just begun the first grade.
This was late September 1989.
Within two months, the globe was out of date in the most drastic way possible. (Until global warming inevitably creates Waterworld: The Sequel.) The Berlin Wall fell and half the Soviet Union descended into capital-R Revolution.
But we never got another globe. That was the one we had in our house for years. Just this little piece of history, rotating slowly, collecting dust.
It is odd to think of now, as our apartment is adorned with three world maps (sure, one is a shower curtain, but still), how big that chunk…
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In Memoriam- 2014
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Joseph A. Pagano passed away on September 8, 2013 at the age of 74. He was a proud Poly alum. He received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn in 1960 and earned his Masters in Industrial Management from Poly in 1966. He had a career as a manager for Western Electric in New York City for over 30 years, followed by a 20-year position as CFO of Fiberguide/Halma Industries in Stirling, N.J. He retired in 2010. Joseph enjoyed volunteering his time with Overlook Medical Center as an Eucharistic minister in the chapel, and with the Sage Eldercare facility.
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Joseph Edward Amico, 62, of Avon, beloved husband of Alice (Bove) Amico passed away Saturday, (September 7, 2013). He was born in Brooklyn, NY on April 21, 1951 to the late Erasmus Amico and Antonietta Amico. He lived there for many years and attended Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. He moved to Avon with his family in 1981. He was a successful mechanical engineer. He loved sports cars, music, audio equipment, and cooking delicious meals. But above all, his true passion was his family. Joe was a loving and devoted husband, wonderful father to two daughters, and the most amazing grandfather to his two grandchildren. He was also a dear mentor to so many. He lived life to the fullest with an outgoing personality that made everyone who knew him love him. He is survived by his adoring wife, Alice; his proud daughters, Loren (Amico) Clarke and Kimberly (Amico) Wolf; his brother, Marino Amico; his sisters, Vita Padalino, Julia Spampinato, and Lydia Landisi; his grandchildren, Ben and Kate Wolf; his sons in law, Matthew Clarke and Troy Wolf, and his many nephews, nieces, cousins, and brothers-in-law. He will be missed dearly by those who loved him.
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Frederick "Fred" M. Zinser, Jr., 85, passed away peacefully in his home on Dataw Island, SC on Sunday, September 15, 2013.
Fred was born on May 12, 1928 in Queens, New York to the late Frederick M. Zinser, Sr. and Elsie Mueller Zinser.
Fred spent his childhood in Maspeth, NY before serving in the army at age 17. Just two weeks before Fred left for Japan, he met his bride to be, Dorothy Nowatzy, on a blind date. They celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary on August 19, 2013.
Fred attended the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn and graduated in 1951 with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering later pursuing a master's of business administration at New York University.
Fred had a successful 42-year career, primarily covering all aspects of the copper telephone cable manufacturing business, both domestically and internationally, initially with Anaconda, then with Essex and United Technologies. Fred achieved the title President of the Telecommunications Products Division.
Fred had a lifelong hobby of collecting model trains. He shared this hobby with his son, making a layout under the Christmas tree each year.
In the mid 70's, Fred obtained his private pilot's license. He and Dorothy spent many hours flying to airports in Illinois and visiting family on the east coast, continuing to fly after moving to South Carolina.
Posted April 12th, 2013
Dr. Joseph T. Holden '44
A first generation son of Josef and Stanislawa (Golas) Kubikowski, Joseph T. Holden was born January 18, 1925. Settled in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Greenpoint, Joe earned a Bachelor's degree in chemistry from Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (NYU) at the age of 18. Inducted into the U.S. Army, he participated in the V-2 Rocket program at the White Sands Missile Range, NM. After WWII, he enrolled in graduate studies at The University of Wisconsin-Madison and earned his Ph.D. in 1951. In Madison, Joe married Nancy Lynn Collier, who has been by his side for the past 65 years. He completed post-doctoral work on an NIH Fellowship at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, CA under Dr. Norman Horowitz, from 1951-1953. From 1953-1954 he worked as a research biochemist at DuPont in Wilmington, DE. The family returned to Pasadena and settled there in 1954.
A pioneer in the field of Neurobiology Research, he joined The City of Hope in Duarte, CA. in 1954. He studied the structural and metabolic properties of bacteria, especially the cell boundary layers and nutrient transport systems. His laboratory was one of the earliest to establish the existence and role of transport proteins in moving amino acids across cell membranes. Previously, he discovered that a class of amino acids thought to be "unnatural" and to have no biological function, in fact were essential and unique structural components of bacteria. Among his numerous published papers, he edited "Amino acid pools : distribution, formation and function of free amino acids: Proceedings of a symposium on free amino acids held at the City of Hope Medical Center, Duarte, Calif. (U. S. A.) May 1961." He played a key role in establishing the Beckman Research Institute at the City of Hope, and served as acting director from 1983 to 1993.
An avid photographer and music devotee, he traveled the world eating well and enjoying fine wines. His love of photography led him to amass a considerable collection of books on the subject, the contents of which can be found online at josephholdenbooks.com. He was a man of great intellect with a sharp wit and expansive ideas. He was kind, generous and wise, and had a keen sense of humor. He was loved very much and will be greatly missed.
Posted April 1st, 2013
Robert A. Blohme '50
Robert A. Blohme, 89 of Leesburg, FL, passed away on January 30, 2013. He was born in New York City, NY and came here from Kew Gardens, NY, 30 years ago. He graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School and Brooklyn Polytechnic. He was a Professional Engineer and Secretary-Treasurer for Berley Industries in Brooklyn, NY. Robert was of the Lutheran faith and served in the U. S. Army. He enjoyed traveling with Gloria throughout the various places in the world.
Posted February 7th, 2013
Joseph E. Pagnotta '50
Joseph Edward, 86, of Westwood, NJ died quietly on Wednesday, December 26, 2012, with his children at his side. He was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, to Joseph and Rose Pagnotta (nee Molinari). Joseph served his country proudly in the US Army during World War II. He went on to attended college at North Carolina State, and then completed his degree at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. He worked for many years as a structural engineer for Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht in Manhattan, as well as at various other firms. He was the president of the Westwood Baseball Association when his son Joe was a kid and, after retirement, he volunteered for many years at the Pascack Valley Hospital.
Posted February 7th, 2013
Richard Ess '57
Richard D. Ess of Hastings passed on December 17th 2012 at the age of 76 leaving his grieving family. He was born and raised in Washington Heights. He married Carmen Mikulic of Croatia and moved to Hastings in 1969 where they raised their three children. Richard graduated from Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with further study at Berkeley. Richard and his friend Branko Mandic founded B&B Consulting, a management consulting firm. They worked in NYC and signed off on major construction projects including the Marriot Marquis Hotel on Broadway, the Equitable Building on 7th Avenue and Barneys. In his free time he enjoyed life by spending winter vacations with his family, mostly in the Caribbean, and playing handball in his old neighborhood. He was a passionate tennis player and an avid reader and was a steady customer in the Hastings Diner and library. Richard's motto was "A man's goal in life should be the attainment of wisdom and the perfection of character."
Posted February 1st, 2013
Philip E. Brouillet '49
Mr. Philip Emile Brouillet, Jr., age 88, a resident of Chocowinity, N.C., died Friday, February 10, 2012 at Vidant Inpatient Hospice, Greenville, N.C. Mr. Brouillet was born in Brooklyn, New York on August 28, 1923 to the late Philip Emile Brouillet and Mable Barbara Zipp Brouillet. Mr. Brouillet served his country during World War II in the U.S. Navy as a Seabee, serving in Okinawa from 1943-45. On February 19, 1988, Mr. Brouillet married the former Rosemary Elizabeth Lynch, who survives. He was a graduate of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Mr. Brouillet worked on several large construction projects in the state of New York through his career. He was a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers (N.S.P.E.). Mr. Brouillet was a member of Mother of Mercy Catholic Church where he was involved with the St. Vincent DePaul Society.


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Obituaries for September 21
Rodney R. Botelho, 87, of Honokaa died Sept. 3 at North Hawaii Community Hospital in Waimea. Born in Kalopa, he was a retired athletic director at Honokaa High School, taught there and at Laupahoehoe High, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Fresno State and University of Hawaii alum, played golf and baseball and was a Chicago Cubs fan. Visitation 8-10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Honokaa. Mass (urn) at 10 a.m. Military honors to follow. Casual attire; flower lei welcome. Survived by wife, Jacqueline Botelho of Honokaa; daughter, Tracy Botelho of Honokaa; son, KC Botelho of Honokaa; brother, Donald (Grace) Botelho of Kailua, Oahu; sister-in-law, Jennifer Souza of Honokaa; three grandsons and three great-granddaughters; nieces and nephews. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Lucio "Lucky" Cabus Jr., 74, of Mountain View, formerly of Lihue, Kauai, and Kalihi, Oahu, died Aug. 29 in Keaau. Born in Honolulu, he was a retired Roberts Hawaii school bus driver, previously employed by Von Hamm Young, Eagle Distributors, McKesson Wine and Spirits, Island Beverage Co., 7-Up Bottling Co. and Johnson Brothers, member of Court Mauna Kea A.O.F. Hilo #8854 and Alaska-Hawaii Moose Club #1206. Visitation 5-6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, at Dodo Mortuary Chapel. Memorial service at 6 p.m. Aloha attire; no flowers, but lei welcome. Scattering of ashes Oct. 13 on Oahu. Survived by wife, Naomi L. Cabus of Mountain View; daughters, Chassidy (Abraham) Keala of Makaha, Oahu, Desiree (Donald Clay) of Duluth, Ga., Denise (Greg) Correia and Doreen Alimoot of Ewa Beach, Oahu; brothers, William (Estel) Cabus of Ainaloa and Phillip Tam of Guam; sister, Magdalena Tremaine of Lihue; 17 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Marciano "Rocky" "Fatso" Cadabona, 80, of Kurtistown died Sept. 2 at Hilo Medical Center. Born in Honohina, he was a retired food service manager for the state and U.S. Army veteran. Visitation 8:30-9:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 28, at Dodo Mortuary Chapel. Service at 9:30 a.m. Casual attire. Burial noon at Hawaii Veterans Cemetery No. 2. Survived by daughters, Julie Hooker of California, Fay (Scott Haili) Cadabona of Kurtistown and Lisa (Albert Rosas Jr.) Cadabona of Hilo; sons, Rocky (Karen) Cadabona of Mililani, Oahu, and Scott (Stefanie) Cadabona of Oklahoma; brothers, Maximo Cadabona and Nazario (Virgie) Cadabona of California, Rudy (Grace) Pajimola of Pepeekeo; sister-in-law, Theresa Pajimola of Kona; three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Maureen "Nani" Haunani Giron, 62, of Kailua-Kona died Sept. 9 at home. Born in Honolulu, she was owner of Aunty Nani's Cafe and a waitress at the former Sizzler restaurant, Maxxwell's Landing, Laniakea Cafe, Pizza Hut and Honokohau Harbor House. Visitation 9-10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, at the Lutheran Church of Holy Trinity, 77-165 Lako St., Kailua-Kona. Funeral service at 10 a.m. Additional services on Oahu. Casual attire; flowers welcome. Survived by husband, Duke Giron of Kailua-Kona; sons, Nalei (Genevieve) Furtado-Piko of Kailua-Kona and Steven (Hyunjin) Giron of Waikoloa; daughters, Noelle (Keola) Taylor of Naalehu, Shantel (Kurt) Malina of Waikoloa, Lisa (Melvine) Giron and Keikilani Furtado of Kailua-Kona, Marcell (Brian) Drake of Waikoloa; brother, Joseph Piko of Kailua-Kona; sisters, Laida Kalili of Maui and Deidra Mae Furtado of Honolulu; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Albert James Sampaia, 60, of Hilo died Aug. 10 in Arizona. Born in Hilo, he formerly worked at Goodyear Auto Service Center in Hilo and the state Department of Transportation and was a member of New Hope-Hilo Church. Visitation 9-10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, at New Hope-Hilo. Memorial (urn) service and celebration of life at 10 a.m. Lunch to follow. Classic car and motorcycle run 2 p.m., starting at New Hope-Hilo. Survived by daughter, Brandi (Tyler) Milare of Hilo; brother, Gilbert (Carol) Sampaia of Hilo; nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.


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|#414399 - 09/08/15 09:24 AM Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review
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Axiom M50 Floorstanding Loudspeaker (M50)
MSRP: $998 to $1560 per pair (including shipping, in USD) depending on finish
System Frequency Response: 42-20,000 Hz +/- 3 dB
High-Frequency Driver: One inch Titanium Dome Tweeter
Sensitivity: 89 dB one watt one meter
Impedance: 8 ohms
Crossover Frequency: 2200 Hz
Woofer Type: Dual 6.5 inch Aluminum Cone woofers
Woofer loading: Bass Reflex Dual Vortex ports
Recommended Amplifier Power: 10200 watts per channel
Weight: 38.3 lbs. each
Size: 35.5 h x 9.25 w x 13.25 d
The M50's are about as easy a set up as one could want. The speakers are well protected by foam and thick cardboard, and at 38.3 pounds, lifting them from the carton was simple. They come with rubber feet, which take about a minute to attach. Hook them up, and you are ready to listen.
Overall, the excellent packaging materials and ease of set up warrant a grade of "A".
The System and the Room:
The listening room is 44x14.5x7.5 feet with concrete walls, floor and acoustic tile ceiling. The associated equipment is a Marantz UD-5007 Universal player, a Marantz 7008 receiver and for some of the listening tests, an Axiom ADA-1000-5 power amplifier.
All listening was done with no Audyssey room correction applied, and no subwoofer in the system. The Marantz 7008 was operated in 2 channel mode for all listening. The speakers were placed appx. 4 feet from the back walls and 2 feet from the side walls.
Listening Tests and Observations:
Roger Waters "In The Flesh" SACD:
This SACD has been a favorite test disc of mine for 11 years now. It's not the best sounding disc, but there is so much going on with it that I have found it a valuable tool for evaluating speakers. There are many tracks with background voices in them (particularly "The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking" and "Amused to Death"), and this is one of many of those tools. Compared to other speakers I have had here, the M50's are above average in terms of delineating these background voices. This was the first hint that the M50's might be able to play above their pay grade.
Macro Dynamics are about average on the M50's with this disc set - "Money" and "Another Brick in the Wall" are delivered with decent impact, and never sounded strained, even at listening levels that I (and several other listeners) found to be louder than we would ever listen.
Micro Dynamics are average overall - the bells in "Time" are clear with a lot of the "jump factor" that this disc is meant to deliver. Keep in mind "average" is in context to other speaker being tested, all in a far higher price bracket.
Sound staging is fairly deep - during "Perfect Sense", the voice of "Hal" from "2001: Space Oddity" starts behind the performers - and then projects out into the audience. He also moves nicely from left to right as he emerges. The projection out is comparable to the depth, and the M50's strike a very good front to back balance.
The M50's overall performance on In The Flesh was surprising. In the 3 plus months we have had them here, the M50's have played this disc at least a dozen times, and impressed everyone who heard them with their ability to "go loud" while never sounding harsh as one would expect in this modest price range.
Diana Krall Live in Paris:
The M50's next test was jazz and orchestra. The Diana Krall disc is more about detail and rhythm with emphasis on micro dynamics over macro. The M50's proved to be quite listenable: They don't astonish in any way, they just present the music. The soundstage was not as large as, say, the Legacy Signature SE's, nor the Martin Logan ESLs. But the soundstage was enjoyable and compelling. Krall's whispers were quite audible, and the brush on drums sounded natural. Her voice was the sultry voice we all expect from Krall. She is not a "shouter", she is a singer. A good speaker brings out a singer's voice as if he or she is in the room, and the M50's did so with ease.
Stand up bass was excellent, with a solid feel to the bass notes, along with the occasional snippet of "I just heard his hands slide on the string" detail. Brass instruments were never harsh, even at elevated levels. While they overall were not quite to the average in this test, they were quite close.
One aspect of this disc that I have noticed is a really good speaker will have one toe tapping and waiting for the next bass line, or brass crescendo, and thinking less about speakers, especially of one is enjoying an adult beverage. For an entry price at a kilobuck, the M50's did just that.
Tony Bennett Unplugged Live:
This disc starts off with drums, piano, stand up bass, and Tony crooning. The M50's do a solid job with both Tony's age ... and his incredible singing voice. Yes, you hear some crackle from him that wasn't there 35 years ago, but let's challenge any singer to match how this man can still hit the notes he does in his 5th decade performing. The man was 68 when he made this disc ... impressive.
The sound mix on this disc features Tony "front and center", and the M50's put him out front, right where he belongs. On "Fly Me To The Moon", Tony walks towards the back of the stage, and the M50's convey his movement with good depth... then he comes forward again, and one can "see him move" almost as well as with the more expensive speakers we auditioned.
"Speak Low" starts with a single person snapping fingers, and quickly goes to several, and it sounds like several distinct people snapping, with Tony's voice coming through like silk, the stand up bass crystal clear. With the M50's, a lot of that "I am there" feeling comes through. The best of the speakers we had here delivered even more of that "What's Tony doing in my room" feeling, but the M50's will make most grown ups smile while Tony entertains.
"I Left My Heart In San Francisco" showcases his ability to hit the notes, and the M50's make a credible statement about both how great he still is, and his age... then it goes directly into "Steppin Out With My Baby", and with the M50's, it's hard NOT to smile. When one thinks about the listening session on these two songs, one appreciates good engineering. When one is IN the listening session, one appreciates good music through the M50's.
"Moonglow" with KD Lang tests the M50's abilities with male and female voices simultaneously. A great speaker will put the image of them looking at each other, smiling while singing. While the M50's sound a little "smaller" here than the other speakers, they still gave a lot of that "live" presence.
The Diana Krall DVD and this SACD will definitely be required discs for all the speakers that are auditioned, and look for some comparisons and contrasts between the speakers with both these discs.
Steely Dan 2 Against Nature:
2AN has been a staple of mine in the arena of assessing speakers for over a decade, and with good reason. Vocals are quite varied, the disc is possibly the best recording from Steely Dan, and it provides a musical test from below 20 Hz in some songs. Plus, it's a fun listen.
The M50's demonstrated a lot of balance with 2AN. They mix a fairly deep soundstage, average detail, tuneful/punch bass and more than respectable delineation with vocals. The M50's are not the most detailed speaker in the test, but one is also never left wondering how much was left out.
2AN opens with "Gaslighting Abbie", then transitions into "What a Shame about Me". This transition in deep bass is well done. "What a Shame about Me" is one of several tracks with true "subwoofer deep bass", and the dual 6.5 inch woofers give a lot of the deep bass this disc dishes out - while not subwoofer deep, still more than one expects from a compact tower.
Soundstage is well placed - for example - On "Cousin Dupree", one can hear the vocals are towards the back of the stage. This is even noticeable when listening off axis, which other speakers in this price range miss.
Amber Rubarth: Novocaine (Legacy Audio Disc):
Before starting this test, I had never heard of Amber Rubarth. Legacy includes this disc with each speaker purchase, so when I got the pair of Legacy Signature SE's earlier this year, listening to it was a "must". This track has become an invaluable tool in testing a speaker. Her vocals are haunting, and the recording is a gem. Each disc has its own set of challenges for a speaker, and Novocaine is no exception. The challenge here is in several of the "soaring moments" in which Amber hits both her vocals and her guitar "hard", lesser speakers will muddy her lyrics.
The M50's sounded smooth and natural from the opening Acoustic Guitar through to her voice and the violins. One area in this disc that really places demands on a speaker is the off axis performance. The violins go from speaker "A" to speaker "B" several times, and are placed just outside the speaker. With the M50's one could sit directly in front of the left speaker, and still get that outside imaging of the violin of the right speaker. This is a rare commodity in a speaker, especially in its price range - or even above it.
The performance of the M50's on this song was the biggest surprise in this test, and made one appreciate just how good a speaker it is.
Supertramp: Brother, Where You Bound:
This disc from the mid 80's is another great test of a loudspeaker's abilities. The title song is 18 minutes long and has everything from acoustic guitar to well preserved percussion to astounding sound effects. In the middle of the song (one must leave politics at the door and just enjoy the performance), there is a march of soldiers that starts from the right side of the soundstage, crossing in front of you, then exiting left.
The M50's somewhat reminded me of the performance of the classic JBL L100's from my teens/early 20's, but without the weaknesses of the L100's.
The Kick drum is in the 40 Hz range, and the overall performance of this disc requires a speaker that loves macro dynamics in the bandwidth starting from 40 Hz up to our limit in hearing. The M50's just loved jamming this song. The "soldier's march" was as wide as one would expect - and again one got that "panorama", even when off axis.
This is an angry Rock Anthem, with powerful vocals, great guitar work and gnarly (hey, it's the 80's) percussion. The M50's took everything Supertramp threw at them, and just smiled. These speakers can not only make great unamplified music, they can ROCK.
Special Guest Disc - Uriah Heep Live 1973:
I first heard this disc when selling stereo equipment in 1980, a job I had to help pay for my university degree. I don't expect a lot of people reading this (if you got this far) to know about this CD (of course, the original I heard was an album). For a 42 year old recording, it's amazingly good. Vocals are something one must hear to believe. When Rolling Stone reviewed this disc in 1974, they had this to say ...
"Uriah Heep combines Heavy Metal power with Beach Boys Vocals".
A speaker REALLY needs to be able to rock with David Byron (lead singer - RIP) doing his signature screams, the band harmonizing, and the guitars blazing. For guilty pleasure, I will fire up this disc, lean back, and time warp back to the 70's.
The M50's showed that they can also be a lot of fun. Grab a pair, fire up this disc, listen to "July Morning", "Gypsy", and "Circle of Hands" and tell me you don't want to fire up a lighter along with 17,000 other maniacs.
Other discs auditioned:
Michael Stanley: Live at Tangiers (see Tony Bennett)
Steely Dan: Aja (see 2 Against Nature)
Pink Floyd: The Wall (see Roger Waters In The Flesh)
Dire Straits Making Movies / Brothers in Arms
The Axiom M50 is the Axiom speaker that gets "no love". It's hard to find a review. The company itself has stated the M60's outsell it by a large margin. So why bother testing out a speaker few others have?
This was simple: The M3 bookshelf from Axiom has received a lot of rave reviews, and is a simple, two way design. The M50 adds another bass driver, a larger cabinet, and keeps the simplicity of a two way speaker while adding a lot of power handling ability.
It's well engineered, and no matter what I hit it with, the M50's just kept delivering music. Crank it up for your buddies, and it will go loud, and do so without strain. Listen to jazz late at night, and even at 60 dB levels, it's still transparent. My preconception was this might make for a decent speaker. After a lot of listening tests (many of them blind), I found I was wrong. It's not a "decent" speaker. It's a very good speaker, with solid engineering and testing behind it, that does most things right.
It's not state of the art, but it's a speaker that will provide years of excellent listening. It competes quite well with anything I have heard in or near its price range, with its most compelling feature being balance.
It's also easy to drive - I spent several hours using a Denon 1712 receiver with the M50's, and with fairly high sensitivity and an easy, 8 ohm load, one can get excellent performance without needing to buy a $2000 ... or even a $1000 ... receiver.
The M50's warrant a "Highly recommended to audition" rating.
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|#414400 - 09/08/15 09:26 AM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: craigsub]
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Here is a picture of all four speakers lined up ... The Legacy Signature SE's (large floorstanding with dual 10 inch woofers), the Martin Logan ESLs, The Axiom M100's and Axiom M50's ...
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|#414402 - 09/08/15 10:22 AM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: craigsub]
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Very good review, Craig. I have never heard them but I've always wanted to.
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|#414431 - 09/11/15 01:05 PM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: Mojo]
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A speaker for the masses? I remember listening to the Paradigm Monitor 7 when I was looking at Axiom and being unimpressed by its sound: muddy base, veiled mids and highs... At the time, they were marginally less than the M60.
The M50 sounds like a speaker for someone that just wants something not to pricey just sounds good and can play party loud on occasion?
Makes me think of my old Advents. Those were great speakers for the price!
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|#414444 - 09/11/15 03:45 PM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: craigsub]
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Posts: 1593
Great review Craig. More please!
|#414478 - 09/13/15 01:16 PM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: AAAA]
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Thanks, Guys ... we are working on some more reviews for this winter. Of course, this includes the wrapping up on the review of the M100's and Legacy Signature SE's, and I have on order a pair of $1100 PSB Imagine B bookshelf speakers (Stereophile Recommended, Absolute Sound Award winner), a pair of M3's and possibly another pair of tower speakers.
In addition, we may get a Reaction Audio Gamma 18 and an SVS SB-13 Ultra this winter to compare to the EP-800.
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|#414513 - 09/15/15 11:01 PM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: craigsub]
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It may be older, but fhw did a M40, M50 and M80 comparison many moons ago.
The link is here
Since the M40 is a woofer short of the M50, two more comparisons are here and here.
Edited by chesseroo (09/15/15 11:03 PM)
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|#414514 - 09/15/15 11:19 PM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: chesseroo]
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Chess - Those were some great reads. We need more of that type of stuff! That will possibly be a topic this weekend.
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|#414530 - 09/16/15 10:53 PM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: craigsub]
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Originally Posted By craigsub
Chess - Those were some great reads. We need more of that type of stuff! That will possibly be a topic this weekend.
Those posts are old but i think still fairly accurate with small tweaks to the performance of some over time.
Awhile back i re-uploaded pics that were on a more firm photo server. It just doesn't do justice without the photos.
Ironically enough i just did a subjective test run this past weekend. I don't have the switcher anymore, was only borrowed, and i don't have a method of equalizing SPL, although i'm still thinking about buying a Parasound Halo amp which would solve one of those issues.
Anyway, at a friend's house for a bbq and we paired up some Angstrom Legatos against some vintage Mission 737s (first use of a polypropylene cone from what i understand).
Alan would know about both these speakers; i suspect for sure the Missions considering they are circa 1982 or so.
Someone will correct me on that i'm sure.
I took some photos and video.
Hopefully can post this weekend.
I also have some food pron bbq shots i need to get up here.
Stock photos:
"Those who preach the myths of audio are ignorant of truth."
|#414755 - 10/01/15 01:28 PM Re: Axiom M50 Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review [Re: craigsub]
Registered: 09/07/11
Posts: 1767
The 2 albums that we discussed at Axiom are:
Spyro Gyra - 'wrapped in a dream' & 'Good to Go-Go'.
Both are uptempo & extremely well recorded with great percussive dynamics. Great listening as well & I never tire of them. Mine are the SACD versions but I'm sure that the CDs will sound just fine as well...


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It seems like the pension change that the NFL is putting forth is officially costing the Colts two of their coaches. The Indy Star reports that both offensive coordinator Tom Moore and O-line coach Howard Mudd are calling it quits.
The league passed a ruling that allowed teams to revise their pension plans. Under the current bylaws, the coaches could take a lump sum of their retirement money, whereas they ran the risk of having their pensions reduced had they stayed on.
It's a huge blow to the club to lose both, as Moore has been around a number of years and was a big part of the development of QB Peyton Manning. Assistant OL coach Pete Metzelaars and WR coach Clyde Christensen are expected to take over as OL coach and offensive coordinator.


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It's making friends with abusive commas, dabbling in split infinitives, and wearing gaping plot holes as a fashion statement.
Naturally, this led the a discussion on how determine the age of your novel.
For your future reference, and amusement:
because dating your novel is another matter entirely
You are gushing about your new story line to strangers, showing outlines to the in-laws, and meeting your writing group for drinks (virgin!) and cake to celebrate: Your novel is in it's infancy.
You've called your crit partner twice today in tears. Once this week you almost ran after a shiny new plot because this isn't what you signed up for, and your Significant Other just asked if you've gained weight (to many snacks while you should have been writing!): Your novel is in the Terrible Twos (or about chapter 3)
It's not that you don't adore your novel, but you need space. You've moved to a set schedule, a few hours of writing every night, no more than 2k a day, and you have time to go jogging, play with the dog, and go on dates again: Your novel is a preschooler.
You are sitting down with your novel and having real, meaningful conversations. Everything is opening up for your novel. Whole new plot lines and motivations are unfolding. Personality is shining through. Everything is working so well that you wake up screaming from nightmares about plot holes because you're waiting for the other shoe to drop: Your novel is in grade school.
Out of the blue your novel has developed spelling errors, comma abuse issues, and is wearing rag-ended chapters with notes that read [insert action sequence here]. Looking back from the last chapters at the beginning you see that your main character hasn't just developed a personality disorder, but their eye-color and height have changed. And that's not the worst part: Your novel is a pre-teen and it's almost time to edit.
You've gone to bed in tears every night for the past week. You toss and turn as you worry about a phrase. Your novel is on an extreme-delete diet and beginning to look like a catwalk model 3 calories from passing out permanently. Every page is a battle, every word is a knock-out mud fight, most the time you can't even find something positive to say about your novel as you edit: Your novel is a teenager.
Things are going well, you haven't talked to your novel in over a week because it's off visiting your crit-partner and learning a few things. The computer seems quiet. You find yourself mourning scraps of lost plot abandoned in the depths of your hard drive. You find yourself playing with early outlines and daydreaming about having another novel, because you miss the pitter-patter of little plot bunnies: Your novel is in college.
This morning you sat down over breakfast and had an adult conversation with your novel. There are still a few rough edges, but you're ready to get your spare time back and devote it to painting, or Novel #2. With hugs, love, and a letter of reference you kick that sucker out the door: Your novel is a graduate, and off to query-land.
Every letter home brings more bad news. Every day means another five rejections. You feel like someone is stabbing you in your heart again and again and again. All you can remember is how beautiful this novel was once upon a time. You remember every starry eyed dream about the best-sellers list and movie contracts. How can no one see the potential your baby has? Your novel is a 20-something, moving into the world and not getting enough traction.
You hang pictures of possible cover art on the wall and boast to friends about how much your novel sold for at auction. Your once snotty two-year-old novel that one time had a Kate streaking down the hallway instead of a cat has grown up. All the rough edges are polished and your baby is a poised professional: Your novel is 30, in its prime and ready for the limelight.
Only old friends ask about your novel now. Sometimes people mention it in passing. But most people want to talk about your newest sequel, or the latest gossip about movie rights. You look back on old outlines an laugh, how could you ever have been so naive? Everything you do now is so much more mature: Your novel is hitting old age.
A hundred years have passed since that fateful day when you sat at the computer to type up your first novel. Everything is different, and your novel is faded and out of date: Your novel is at the Fountain of Youth. It's a gamble whether your hard work will become a polished classic, loved and adored for centuries to come, or whether it gets recycled into pulp and reused to print the daily news. Good luck!


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Today is Friday, Aug. 31, the 243rd day of 2007. There are 122 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Aug. 31, 1886, an earthquake rocked Charleston, S.C., killing 60 people, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
On this date:
In 1881, the first U.S. tennis championships (for men) were played, in Newport, R.I.
In 1888, Mary Ann Nichols was found murdered in London's East End in what is generally regarded as the first slaying committed by "Jack the Ripper."
In 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an act prohibiting the export of U.S. arms to belligerents.
In 1941, the radio program "The Great Gildersleeve" debuted on NBC.
In 1954, Hurricane Carol hit the northeastern Atlantic states. Connecticut, Rhode Island and part of Massachusetts bore the brunt of the storm, which resulted in nearly 70 deaths.
In 1957, the Federation of Malaya became independent of British colonial rule.
In 1962, the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago became independent of British colonial rule.
In 1980, Poland's Solidarity labor movement was born with an agreement signed in Gdansk that ended a 17-day-old strike.
In 1986, 82 people were killed when an Aeromexico jetliner and a small private plane collided over Cerritos, Calif.
In 1986, the Soviet passenger ship Admiral Nakhimov collided with a merchant vessel in the Black Sea, causing both vessels to sink; up to 448 people reportedly died.
Ten years ago: Prince Charles brought Princess Diana home for the last time, escorting the body of his former wife to a Britain that was shocked, grief-stricken and angered by her death in a Paris traffic accident.
Five years ago: Vibraphone virtuoso Lionel Hampton died in New York City at age 94. The Los Angeles Sparks beat the New York Liberty 69-66 to defend their WNBA championship.
One year ago: Iran defied a U.N. deadline to stop enriching uranium. President George Bush, speaking in Salt Lake City, predicted victory in the war on terror, likening the struggle against Islamic fundamentalism with the fight against Nazis and communists.
Today's Birthdays: Broadcast journalist Daniel Schorr is 91. Baseball Hall-of-Famer Frank Robinson is 72. Actor Warren Berlinger is 70. Rock musician Jerry Allison (Buddy Holly and the Crickets) is 68. Actor Jack Thompson is 67. Violinist Itzhak Perlman is 62. Singer Van Morrison is 62. Rock musician Rudolf Schenker (The Scorpions) is 59. Actor Richard Gere is 58. Rock singer Glenn Tilbrook (Squeeze) is 50. Rock musician Gina Schock (The Go-Go's) is 50. Singer Tony DeFranco (The DeFranco Family) is 48. Rhythm-and-blues musician Larry Waddell (Mint Condition) is 44. Actor Jaime P. Gomez is 42. Rock musician Jeff Russo (Tonic) is 38. Singer-composer Deborah Gibson is 37. Rock musician Greg Richling (Wallflowers) is 37. Actor Zack Ward is 37. Actor Chris Tucker is 35. Rhythm-and-blues singer Tamara (Trina & Tamara) is 30.
Thought for Today: "Real stories, in distinction from those we invent, have no author. Although history owes its existence to men, it is not 'made' by them." — Hannah Arendt, German-born author, philosopher and historian (1906-1975).
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Speeding Up
Recommended for Elementary through High School.
IntroductionYou may have noticed that an object rolling down a hill starts out slowly and then speeds up. In this activity, you will measure the maximum speed of the cart as it rolls down a ramp from different starting positions. You will use a Motion Detector to measure the speed of the cart.
- Use a Motion Detector to measure speed.
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- Graph results.
Sensors and Equipment
This experiment features the following Vernier sensors and equipment.
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Amberlo vs Excel #1/10 – Single Source of Truth
Today we introduce why it is important to ensure a single source of truth for the information when working in teams and how this is implemented in Excel and Amberlo.
While working in teams, information is consumed and created by all team members and the information is constantly changing. Therefore it is important to ensure that all users always work with up to date information.
Excel was built for individual users. Excel stores data in files. Very often files are exchanged using email, resulting in multiple file versions. Excel does not provide any version control and it is hard to ensure that all team members are working with the latest document version. The situation gets a little bit better if Excel files are stored in a centralized location (e.g. DropBox), but even then the file can be edited by a single person at a time, while the rest of the team must wait.
Amberlo stores information in a central database ensuring that the whole team is working with up-to-date information. Also, data can be changed by all team members simultaneously and all the changes become immediately available to all team members.
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American Safety Associates, L.L.C (A.S.A. LLC) operates from its FLORIDA office. Our hours of operation are from 9:00 to 6:00 PM EST. Orders that are placed before 2 pm EST are processed and shipped the same day. You can expect your order to arrive between 2 - 5 working days TO MOST COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS. Some residential deliveries can to take a little longer. This is for U.S. customers only.
On occasion we ship products directly from the manufacturer which may speed up the shipping process or add a separate package to be delivered. Please note that ALL Special Orders are not returnable or refundable. Some other products are not returnable such as respirators, first aid products or safety products that have been embroidered or stamp with your company information such as a logo, name, etc. Please see our "conditions" page for more information. We use either FedEX Ground, UPS Ground, or USPS Priority Mail to ship orders. Rates vary among each carrier and we try to use USPS Priority more often for they are the least expensive of all three. If the order is of a high monetary value we will add insurance to it for your protection. The insurance charge ($2.00 after the first $100 of the order total) will be added to your invoice.
Here at American Safety Associates, LLC we work hard to get you the PPE products you need for your facility and job. Sometimes things happen whether its a wrong item sent, defective product, or you decided you did not want the product anymore. So in order to make a return or exchange here are our guidelines for a return on merchandise.
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