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Fotos de stands y productos de la edición de octubre 2015, donde se presentaron las novedades para Otoño-Invierno 2016
Built myself a new computer, almost 10 years since I changed so I felt it was time now. This time I went with full AMD setup, also found a great chassi from Fractal Design to build on.
Here in place with new cooler attachments also.
*In time-honored multitool fashion, none of them work to professional standards, but, well, they can do a lot
*Special Features:
1. Flexibility and Connectivity
→ It is a lower-power consumption laser scanner and built-in the advanced technology and components, which supports the individual interface among KBE, RS232, USB and power USB at the same cost. It is interface cable changeable
2. Compact and small foot print base
→ it is bundled with our design stand for hand free operation at the
space-concerned working environment
→ BS360 actually can be for Kiosk, any type application of mounting just by removing the stand
3. Strong Scan Capability
→ The unique design of scan pattern on BS360 provides with high scan
performance for most of 1D barcode symbologies and advanced GS1 Databar codes
→ Built-in special program called as Star on our decoder which can discriminate the poor-printing or fragmented barcode code
*How to download the PDF file:
Visit our website: www.birch.com.tw
→Barcode→Laser & Others→BS-360→Specs and Brochure
*Further information:
Please visit www.birch.com.tw or contact us directly (sales@mail.birch.com.tw)
Ainhoa Artetxe Uriarte, Nagore Cenizo-Arroyo, Graciela Doniz, Itxaso Gil, Jontxu Martinez Zarrabeitia, Aritz Mendiola, Leire Ormazabal, Pelayo Serrano, Aitor Vildosola Gutiérrez.
FotografÃa cedida por el fotógrafo local Óscar Blanco Gutiérrez.
ST-0015
Constituents: Kuzu starch -long chain glucose polymers (thickener/ binder?), glycerin (plasticizer), sorbitol (sugar alcohol), kosher salt(function?), water
Material+ Process+ Structure: Ingredients mixed together, heated, and stirred till homogenous and poured into a mold as a bioplastic sheet. While it has many components, it is essentially it a homogenous material with it's own unique properties. With a lack of observable structure from the SEM, we could conclude that the material has a homogenous behavior. We can however, see the way in which the material has undergone a fracture which tell us something about the material without subjecting it to mechanical testing. In this case the bioplastic- a thin sheet was torn into smaller pieces, and the the crack pattern left its wake is sinuous, predominantly composed of smooth curves within a larger fractal pattern. Think of how this is different from the way ceramics crack- jagged and full of sharp edges.
Materials that are soft and flexible like this bioplastic tear, as opposed to how brittle materials like ceramics which shatter. But why do flexible materials tear and ceramics shatter? Simplistically speaking, flexible materials are made of bonds that bend before they break. As a result, they can absorb forces and energy before, and as, they fail and crack- leading to their sinuous crack patterns. Ceramics and other brittle materials are made of tight bonds that withstand applied forces without changing shape, and eventually, fracture beyond a certain point. When they do eventually fracture, the crack zips through the material as there is nothing to absorb its energy and affect the crack path.
If you haven't had enough of cracks- a fun story!
The US built 2710 Liberty Ships between 1941 and 1945 as a part of the WW2 ( 3 every 2 days) in shipyards across the country- including one in Rhode Island on the the site of the current Save the Bay headquarters! These ships experienced 1500 cases of fracture, with 3 ships breaking into 2 without warning. This puzzled naval architects and engineers as steel is not a brittle material and should not have failed without any indication of what was happening. Eventually, Constance Tipper from Cambridge university was able to figure out what was happening- by pioneering the use of SEM imagery in materials science! She observed that steel- a typically ductile material- was becoming brittle as the ships crossed cold Atlantic waters. At a certain low temperature, the steel changed behavior from ductile to brittle and any cracks that formed experienced a much lower resistance to propagation, growing much longer than they normally would in steel. Tipper inferred this from crack patterns she observed using microscopy. This helped the ship building industry to make appropriate changes in their designs in order to anticipate and bypass such material behavior. Recognizing her success, the Royal Society invited C. F. Elam (maiden name) for dinner to discuss her work, only to realize the C stood for Constance - and women were barred from the club. She graciously declined their invitation, and received a box of chocolates in "apology". Tipper's achievements weren't always formally recognized, but she left an enduring legacy, one of them being the test to measure brittleness in steel which was named in her honor - the Tipper test.
Sources: link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s11837-015-1697-9.pdf
Puzzle Strike is a card game played with chips instead of cards that simulates a puzzle video game (that doesn’t exist yet) that, in-turn, simulates a fighting game (that also doesn’t exist yet.)
If you don’t understand any of that, that’s ok! Puzzle Strike is a complete game in a box that has the fun of a customizable card game without the rip off scheme of selling you parts of the game in random packs. You build your deck as you play the game. Every game is different because the bank starts with a different set of chips each game. Also, there’s 10 characters to choose from, each with different gameplay. Between all that, there are over 411 MILLION starting conditions in a 4-player game.
Shuffling cards takes too long and is boring, so in Puzzle Strike you just put your chips in a bag and shake them up to shuffle!
Puzzle Strike contains:
- Almost 350 chips, 1.5" diameter, made of thick 1/8th" chipboard
- 4 purple velvety bags
- 8-page full color rulebook
- Inside of box designed to separate the chips by type, for storage
Project: Wire everything up
Switch at it's final place
If you want to know more about this project, klick HERE.
VERNAZZA transportó una serie de componentes para una planta industrial a montarse en la mina Lama, ubicada en la provincia de san Juan.
Estos bultos de enorme magnitud fueron transportados combinando camiones tractores de gran poder de tracción junto a nuestras lÃneas modulares hidráulicas de 8 neumáticos cada una.
Más precisamente, cada convoy contó con una plataforma hidráulica de 6 lÃneas en total, es decir, con una suma de 48 neumáticos por cada remolque configurado.
VERNAZZA transportó una serie de componentes para una planta industrial a montarse en la mina Lama, ubicada en la provincia de san Juan.
Estos bultos de enorme magnitud fueron transportados combinando camiones tractores de gran poder de tracción junto a nuestras lÃneas modulares hidráulicas de 8 neumáticos cada una.
Más precisamente, cada convoy contó con una plataforma hidráulica de 6 lÃneas en total, es decir, con una suma de 48 neumáticos por cada remolque configurado.
1) A kitty; 2) a soft t-shirt recently worn by mom or dad; 3) some crinkly plastic grocery bags; 4) a tweed make-up case, good for makin' muffins on - preferably right next to its matching tweed suitcase, good for layin' on, stretchin' on, and of course makin' larger muffins on.
Bring the components together, and there you have it: a comfy kitty, ready for her close-up!
Paul Component Engineering booth at the 2009 North American Handmade Bicycle Show. www.thebicycleescape.com
The photograph I used to create "Dark." I took a flash photo of a bulb in focus. I wanted to capture the detail inside of the bulb and emphasize the fact that it is not on.
There isn't much about the Lammix and none on Huwood Components of St Peters Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. The domestic version of the Assistant Original (Ankarsrum) predates this by 12 years, but was not available outside Sweden until 1950 and was exported to Norway. I doubt it would have made it to New Zealand by 1952. From the New Zealand Listener 22 February 1952 via the National Library of New Zealand.
extension.udel.edu/ag/vegetable-fruit-resources/
Extension researches share their research on what varieties of blueberries grow well in Delaware. They also asked for feedback from growers regarding taste and appearance. Extension entomologist also updated growers on current pests to small fruits. Blueberries and also blackberries were featured on the tour Photo by Michele Walfred
All the components for the rotary tumbler broken down. Drums are made to seal up water tight, but I've never had the need to try it.