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Continental Conveyor, established in 1963, specializes in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of mechanical bulk materials handling equipment and systems. Continental serves a wide variety of industries including pulp and paper, mining, cement, reconstituted wood panels, smelting and reduction, food processing, quarrying, chemical, power plants and ports. ...
Global Wire LLC
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Global Wire LLC is a US Company with factory located in Tianjin, China and distribution warehouse located in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Our factory produces quality Bale Ties and Box Wire. Global Wire has its own wire drawing factory producing Galvanized Wire and Black Annealed Wire. Our products sell to North America, Europe and Australia. Global Wire is a family business, we ...
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based in Zlín, CZECH REPUBLIC
Reflex Zlin is a manufacturer of fiberglass products, i.e. composite producer as per OKEC - Manufacture of plastics in primary forms. The company holds permanent resolution to produce top fibergalss products based on its own experience, development and model making Our development and engineering teams are permanent working on this main company task to improve the name of ...
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ROTAIR SPA, has more than 50 years of activity in design, manufacturing and distribution of a wide range of high technology products for construction and agricultural industry. Rotair designs and manufactures a wide range of products like portable compressors, electric compressors and multi- functional dumpers, hydraulic breakers and cutters. Rotair's designs are always ...
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based in Rogers, MINNESOTA (USA)
Since 1983 Custom Conveyor Corp has designed, manufactured, and installed over 3000 material handling systems worldwide to allow general industrial and municipal water and wastewater treatment facilities efficiently convey material. Our goal at Custom Conveyor Corp is to engineer the best solids handing solutions for each individual application with the highest quality ...
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based in Ras Al Khaimah, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
LIVPURE RO Water Purifierwith Touch technologyAdvance 5-7 Stage FiltrationFree from hassles and handling of water bottles100% Purified WaterModern Elegant Look with 21 PatentsHighly Economical when compared to waterbottlesEco-Friendly (No Plastics)
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Some hot rodders are reluctant to embrace the indisputable virtues of technology. Let's call them traditionalists. Others would rather push a Ford than drive a Chevy. Let's call them victims of brand loyalty. Then there are those who are more impressed by the number of valves an engine has, and the rpm it turns, than the tally it posts in the hp column. Now they're just out of their mind. In just a little over a decade, GM's LS engine platform has converted hoards of traditionalists and even Ford loyalists alike. These days, Gen III and IV small-blocks are popping up in everything from Chevelles to Mustangs, to BMWs, to Mazdas, to Jaguars, to Hondas, to Datsuns, and even Porsches. Staggering power, low mass, compact external dimensions, and excellent fuel mileage have made the Gen III/IV small-block the new King of engine swaps. Perhaps the most significant factor is the sheer number of LS motors now piling up in boneyards-which translates to cheap cores-and the constant influx of affordable aftermarket parts. Some of the cheapest and most potent hardware of all comes straight from the factory, as GM has continually updated the platform since its inception. There are now more than two dozen Gen III and IV variants in existence, so we've set up this guide to explain the differences between them to help you decide which is most appealing for your project car.
Much like the Gen I and II small-blocks, almost all the hardware amongst the different LS variants are interchangeable. In fact, except for the smallest (4.8L) and largest (7.0L) motors in the LS lineup, all share the same 3.622-inch stroke. In most instances, the cylinder heads, camshafts, crankshafts, and intake manifolds can all be mixed between different LS motors. Furthermore, while Gen III and IV truck motors are usually labeled "Vortec," they share the exact same architecture and many of the same parts as their "LS" designated counterparts. Vortecs were once distinguishable by their iron blocks and heads, but that's no longer the case since many trucks now come equipped with all-aluminum engines. Interestingly, only minor differences distinguish Gen III from Gen IV small-blocks. Gen IVs feature provisions for variable valve timing, active cylinder deactivation, and a revised camshaft position sensor location. Otherwise, both generations of motors are very similar.
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Dt .-was* vpted-Wo- daill- tihe" matter -,bo".t3ie"at=r tentlon : of tjhe Police Department "with a request for action.. ternjng"tlie locatio^^L of an. 8/utd-wreckihg conoerzi on South Main.st., on town owned land, which is mov-ing t& Freepprt from He&npstead. No action --was --taken - concerning- the matter, Mayor Wqrden E. Winne gave a ta'lk on tKe Long Island Army College Graduate ^^eteMpaidforthepwelye^dunn .. ". , of their operation ehdljig netting tKe village $48,- 289,11, They alap yielded $8,806 in fines pai(d %}y persons given ' —^ ' ^-"tickets" fo?. over Rime parking; .-The'receipts from fines, however, go to the' State to be placed in the general fimd. Freeport will even? (aially ;et a share of the xnoney .back, as it is divided among the counties, towns and villages, but hardly the amount collected here, Early last year the Village Board 'issued tax anticipation notes' in the amount of $35,000, the cost of Installing the parking meters, , so that bhe $48^39 taken in pennies anid dimes was *i3,239. in excess of the total cost of the .. /James B. Oruikahamk had been ijiitrodnced by Victor C. Wadevwhfo presided in the absence of President W. K Watson. The association yoted to commend the Village Board for retaining the so-ciety as dog warden for the com-munity* ' Object* of Society "The Long island Humane and Dog Protective Association, Inc. is a oharjtojble and benevolent corpo-ration engaged in the business of providing homes for lost, strayed and homeless dogs, and of a dog i protective association, and for the enforcement of the laws for the prevention of cruelty to animals." Mr. Winne said: "The Association was organized by a small group of individuals headed by James H. Cruikshank on 1936. It was incorporated on June 6, 1939 under the name of Long Island' Humane Society, Inc., and there-after and on Feb. 10, 1947, the name was changed to the Long Island Humane and Dog Protective Asso-ciation, Inc. "Since that Mme it has continued to function under Mr. Oruikshank's leadership, holdings, its monthly meetings at his home, 178 South Ocean ave., and hag been actively engaged in bhe operation of the business for which it wab organized having a present m^mberdhiip of approximately 80Q* "No officer, member or employee of the Association receives or is en- (bitled to receive any pecuniary profits from the operations of the Association. "In Sept., 1947, the Association (Continued on Page 8) Kellett Finishes Year At Leading Army College Major Donald M. Kellett, a former member of the faculty of the Free-port High School, who was among the first to get into the service for World War II, was among the grad-uates from the Command and Gen-eral Staff College, Port Leavenworth, Kan., this year. The Major is the son of Mrs. William F., and tht late Mr. Kellett, 96 Maxson ave. The College ranks as the world's leading Army school for the educa-tion of officers in command of land forces. Men selected from the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps also are sent to Leavenworth for a year of intensive education in their ca-reers. Only the most proficient re-ceive the assignment, selections be-ing made on the basis of record, performance a-nd promise. the cidental to the operation of contrivances. The notes;.were paid off—in -full- before::the;;;fiscall.year eiidedroH Feby 28^ last. 'May produced the largest income from the-meters, amounting to, $4.- 874.23. In June, when...the..night iur^fdr^reqyiih^-motor&ts-to'pay" if or the. privilege of parking was Changed from 9 to 6 o?clook; the receipts dropped to $3,624.63, and then increased to $3,862.83 for in the matter of fines with $1^141, while July was $1,134, just $7 behind. The amount for June <was only $675. The figures by months were as follows: Miss Margaret L. Kran*, 100 Wallace 8t,, who will join the Septemberr ' Flock Herd To Take Advantage of Real B»gains Offered Dollar Day is tq.be observed to-morrow . (Thursday) by the stores cf the .village un^iet the .Sponsor-ship of the Preepbrt Merchants Association of which.Irviiig Oreb" inar. is president. A )ai%e commit* tee is working to, make the day_ a success. ' -' ' • .' '• ' -,- •.' •.,.' ".././—i" Legion .to Again Sponsor The annual - soap 'box derby foi boys beibween the ages .of 7 and 12, Month AUK. Story* Post, AM., will be held prior to the afternoon's sibock car racing program of the Kedenlburg Racing Association at the Wuiioipal Stadi-um, Lahor Day aftemooA. Entrlas for Che "deity Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Keb. March April May 3,906.24 3, MOM. 58 4,61 1.29 3,962.44 4,276.61 3,332.40 * H^'Stadium 354, are permitted pushers as old as 17, 701 4K6 1,141 July Totals 4.H74.23 3.624.SM 737 67R 1,134 Sewer District II Assessments Fixed; .88 Front Footage Coat waa $131,019; 282 Parcel* Included In the Southeast Area d?]hiual events in Freeport. come from ^mlles around bo tak_ adyaatage'of the exceptional..values ^^-pffe^-^ thte 1^ 2n@rph» ts"Store keepers" here ~"h!aye. estabMshed a reputation for offer-ing/ real bargains, no hand-me-downs -on -Dollar^Dlay^—.•• yyvLi'jzzi: People "begin to liner up At .— various 9t@r^.lQng.b*efore. opening time/"kh^ii% that it bei%i% a case of first come first served, the early -shopper-gets-the-bes*rbuysr-7%e?e" ard stores where it is necessary for the proprietors to admit a limited n%unber Into thdlr places of busi-ness at a time so as to permit the nbrmkl operation of business. 6ome of the best buys are listed in the advertisements printed an#ce of Dollj&r Day "Mil emblem in their windows At Hospi+af Auxiliary Party he never worked harder than during the year he spent at Leaiven worth. Assessments to be paid by prop-owners in Lateral Sewer Dis-trict 11, taking in Sportsmans ave., ! Gar field pi., Arthur St., Cornelius Police to Canvass Town To Sell Ticket* for Show i Memebrs of the Police Benevolent! Association are to make a house-to-ihouse canvass to sell tickets for the all star show to be presented at the Municipal Stadium Wed nesday night. The event is for the wel-fare work of the association conse-quently Patrolman Robert Duncan, (the president and his associates want to make it as big a success as possible. It is to be one of the greatest shows ever staged in _,__ port, and that is saying a lot, Con-sidering the days of the Li» Club when a performance could . put on aA any time during the q season at a moment's notice. Forty girls from Freeport dhd vicinity, entered the contest for the selection of a Queen to reign over "the show. Guy Lombardo, Joie Adams, Herbert Sheldon and form-er Mayor Cyril C. Ryan were judges when the quedh was chosen Tues-day gight at the Grove Theatre. . complishments. Tliis certainly has 'been a valuable experience for all of us." Upsets Feature Week [n Jones Beach Softball The Jones Beach Softball League play the past week proved to be one for the underdogs. Several teams low in the standings came through to upset the league leaders to tighten up the race. Acme Bowling, now in eigrfRi place defeated the Royal A C Team and then went on to trounce the league-loading Bellmore Team by a score of 14-8. This upset put Bellmore 'into second place and en-; abled the idle Republic Aviation' Team to move into the league' leadership. Another interesting sidelight in league play is the winning streak of the Wright's Hardware Team, who after losing their first two contests, won four straight before losing to the Floral Park Bombers. A new leading Batter came to the fore this week. Chick Collins, hard hitting'second baseman of the Acme Bowling Team, has pushed his season average to .462. Al Wo^fe, previous leader, slipped into sec-ond position with a BA of .444. St., were fixed by the Sewer Commission at a meeting held in the Municipal Building Monday night. The total cost of the work in the district was placed at $131,019.75, and the levy wa« based on a charge of approximately $8.88 a front foot for 282 individual plots in the dis- Taxpayers will have 30 days In to decide w-hether to pay assessments In full or to take lage of the opportunity of-by bhe village to spread the installments over 15 years with in-terest. The assessments were votetf after a hearing called by the commission but no/ one appeared to oppose their adoption. Leo Fish el, chairman of the com-mission, was reported seriously ill at his home 44 Onslow pi. Mictiael J. Coffey presided in his absence. WHELAN DRUG STORE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY The Whelan Drug Store, 64 South Main St., will remain open Sunday after the other pharmacies in Free-port cloise kt 2 P.M. The telephone is FReeport 8-0083. Among the active members of the Freeport Auxiliary of the Booth Communities Hoapltal who participated In the recent garden party at the home of the president, Mrs* Gordon F. Waaser, Pennsylvania we,, were Mrs. Herbert Adey, Mrs, Dorothy Young and Mrs* Frederick Richards, left to right, pictured above. k-
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When it comes to performance upgrades, the battery-one of the most critical components of any vehicle-is often overlooked. In addition to commonly discussed specifications such as cranking amps, the weight and output of the battery can have a noticeable effect on the operation of any Corvette model.
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The way a battery is designed has considerable bearing on how well it can be expected to work. All batteries must be reliable and also perform two main functions: energy storage and energy release. Sounds simple, right? Well, it should be, but production cost is always a factor, resulting in a wide range of product offerings at different price points. It's the same with the automotive industry. While the battery that's installed in your new Corvette is a quality product, there are many good reasons to spend more for a premium offering when the factory unit reaches the end of its service life.
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Battery ratings are important for ensuring that you get the right level of starting power for your application. To determine this rating, batteries are tested for their cranking performance at different temperatures and their capacity under various loads. Commonly called cranking amps, cranking performance is the amount of electrical current it takes to turn over the starter motor.
Back in the day of carbureted vehicles, the industry standard for cranking batteries was 30 seconds at 0 degrees (measured in cold cranking amps, or CCA). In today's market there is a more effective test that better represents the condition of the vehicles we drive. Pulse Cranking Amps (PCA) are measured at 77 degrees for specific times below the 30-second standard. Keep this in mind when you make performance upgrades. Check the PCA ratings to determine how your Vette will respond in race conditions and balance this with the CCA rating for year-round usage. Be aware of batteries rated in "max amps." There are some cases where max amps are simply the short-circuit current of the battery and do not reflect its ability to crank a car.


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Castleton manager says problems started this yearBy Darren Marcy
Staff Writer | October 10,2013CASTLETON Town Manager Charles Jacien, at the center of a recent firestorm that has divided town officials, said Wednesday that in his 6½-year tenure hes never had problems with Select Board members until this year.
Ive always received favorable work evaluations, received raises accordingly, he said. Never a bad word said by any official, and Im not too sure about the sour grapes by current officials and why they feel such.
Jacien sent a letter to the Select Board on Sept. 30 offering to resign if they would pay a years salary with benefits including medical, sign a confidentiality agreement and promise to give a positive reference. He wrote that such an agreement could avoid a long and costly lawsuit.
Jacien is six months into a three-year contract he signed in the spring.
The board held a closed-door session about the letter Monday. No action was taken.
The letter, which Jacien said he sent only to board members, has been spreading via email; a copy was also sent anonymously to the Rutland Herald by postal mail.
The letter results from an alleged public accusation by a selectman that Jacien ignored a Select Board directive to pursue money for the renovation of the old town office building at 556 Main St. He said hes always received good feedback from board members and hes not sure where the current acrimony has come from.
If you look at my service to the town objectively, those kinds of comments are asinine, Jacien said Tuesday.
Select Board Chairman Thomas Ettori had only positive things to say about Jacien.
I have no problem with Charles, he said. I am satisfied with his job performance.
Two selectmen elected in March have had issues with Jacien.
Selectman John Hale, who Jacien accused of making slanderous comments about him during a Castleton Historical Society meeting, chose not to respond when contacted Wednesday.
I think that all things considered Im not going to comment, Hale said. I dont want to inflame the situation and Id rather not. The town needs all the peace it can get right now.
But, Selectman Wenger Rehlen, while measuring his words, said there are issues between Jacien and some board members.
Theres threats of litigation and (accusations of) slander, so I have to be really careful here, Rehlen said. My concern is right now, things are pretty contentious.
He did say he has issues with Jacien.
I think he doesnt like to be challenged, Rehlen said. Charles likes to run the show. I want to make a difference and I dont trust having one source of information.
Rehlen said people likely believe he is the one who leaked Jaciens letter to the board.
I didnt do it, Rehlen said. Im not a fan of Charles and people are going to think I did it. But I didnt do this one.
Jacien said hes brought in about $2.5 million in grants for sidewalks, transportation, a byway program and the police department.
He said time will tell what happens, but for now, hes moved on.
We get on with our business, Jacien said. The board can act or react as they wish. Were continuing work.
He said hes not bothered by criticism of his efforts by board members in their official capacity.
Individual Select Board members have a right to say whatever they need to say about employees, Jacien said. When they step out of that role as a Select Board member and criticize my job for selfish reasons ... theres no reason to criticize my job in looking out for the entire town.
Rehlen said Castletons government has to get on with the towns work.
This is such an emotionally loaded thing, Rehlen said. At the end of the day, weve got to work this all out.
Jacien and Ettori said town work continues despite the rift.
At this point in time, to the best of my knowledge, Mr. Jacien has started no legal action, Ettori said.
As for the board, Ettori said he hopes members can maintain professionalism.
Hopefully, we can handle it, he said. I may have to have a few more executive sessions. Im in hopes we can make it work without looking for outside help.
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Out-of-order execution is a restricted form of data flow computation, which was a major research area in computer architecture in the 1970s and early 1980s. Important academic research in this subject was led by Yale Patt and his HPSm simulator. A paper by James E. Smith and A.R. Pleszkun, published in 1985 completed the scheme by describing how the precise behavior of exceptions could be maintained in out-of-order machines.
The first machine to use out-of-order execution was probably the CDC 6600 (1964), which used a scoreboard to resolve conflicts. About three years later, the IBM 360/91 (1966) introduced Tomasulo's algorithm. In 1990, IBM introduced the first out-of-order microprocessor, the POWER1, although out-of-order execution was limited to floating point instructions only.
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The logical complexity of the out-of-order schemes was the reason that this technique did not reach mainstream machines until the mid-1990s. Many low-end processors meant for cost-sensitive markets still do not use this paradigm due to large silicon area that is required to build this class of machine.
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Great forum - thanks for letting me join! Our 2001 Tiger River Bengal is clicking the R2 relay about 40 times a minute, and the R1 about 20 times a minute. It will do that for an hour or 2 until temp is low enough to actually latch the heater on. Then it goes thru a heat cycle, then after a short while, starts the clicking cycle all over again. It's a 120v setup. I'm getting good flow thru the circulation pump - lots of bubbles. I tried removing the filter and it has no effect on the problem. If I raise the temperature 1 or 2 degrees, it latches on and heats fine. And if I lower the heat several degrees, the clicking also stops. It's like there is a "buffer" that is supposed to tell the relay board "OK it;s really time to heat" but it not buffering that signal, and waivering off and on??
I've had the local rep out - he said "could be your IQ2020 mother board, could be the top control panel, could be the relay board. Get out you wallet and and let's start buying parts and see what works". I tried Watkins Tech support and they say it's the relay board, but start hemming/hawing when I tell them it will latch on if I raise the temperature control. And they really want you to work thru the local dealer. I know I'm going to have to replace a component, but would sure like to replace the correct one the first time! My guess is the mother-board, but would sure appreciate advice from someone who knows
Other than the clicking relays, the tub is working great - maintains temperature fine. But after 6 weeks of relays opening and closing 30-40 times a minute, something is going to fail eventually!
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Is the chattering relay coming from the main circuit board or the heater relay board? If relay board check to make sure you have good power going to it.
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I wouldn't call it chattering - Distinct clicking 2-3 seconds apart on R2 (the interlock relay?) and 4-5 seconds apart on R1, the heater power relay) When R1 clicks on, the heater light on the main board lights up for about 1 second.
If I raise the temperature setting on the control panel, the heater relay R1 locks on, and the tub heats. It will also do that once the water temp drops enough to latch it on.
Despite the clicking relays, the tub maintains temperature fine.
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Hi there
I have a hot springs hot tub doing exactly the same thing as yours is doing and it is driving me up the wall!
We have the same pcb and circuitry and I just wondered if you got yours sorted?
I had the same as you; hotsprings say to replace the PCB and go from there...at about £400 in the UK!!!
if you could let me know if you got your problem sorted it would be much appreciated.
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"Working here (Hillyer Art Space) gives me all the skills I will need eventually to be a museum director," said Sam, who graduated from Wilson in 2009 and is currently working toward a master's degree in art history at American University. She has only to complete her thesis, which she expects to finish by December.
Sam discovered Hillyer Art Space while working at another nearby museum called the Phillips Collection. She was drawn to Hillyer because the people there reward hard work. "The organization was like Wilson — if you put in the work you can get a lot out of it," Sam said.
She began an internship at Hillyer Art Space in August 2010, was hired as the events coordinator January 2011 and was promoted to gallery director in May. Sam is responsible for meeting with exhibiting artists, writing news releases, looking for new artists to bring in to the gallery, managing events, managing staff, applying for grants and participating on the selection committee.
Sam plans to one day become curator of a museum. She has her sights set on either the National Gallery of Art in Washington or the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Meanwhile, graduate school has been "everything I anticipated it would be," according to Sam, who says she felt well-prepared for graduate school after her experience in Wilson's undergraduate program. "Wilson has the same kind of workload as a graduate school, so writing papers and handling the workload came naturally."
Sam was initially interested in Wilson's equestrian program, but changed her major and earned bachelor's degrees in both art history and international studies. "I fell in love with art, and working in a museum was a way that I could be surrounded by it and do all of the other things I wanted to in life, like travel and handle art," she said.
Working in a museum became her dream after an art professor gave her "Making the Mummies Dance" by Thomas Hoving, a book that details the author's experience as former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. "After reading about all of the behind-the-scenes things that happened I just wanted to be a part of it all — going to art auctions and purchasing art for the museum, working with collectors, finding works in random basements and attics," Sam said.


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For the 17,001 web pages in the sample data set, the distribution of time spent waiting for the client side looked like this:
Note: I limited the height of the Y-axis to 500 milliseconds to keep the middle of the graph from getting compressed too much. The 99th-percentile time was over 16 seconds. (A logarithmic scale wouldn't work well for this data set because the first 10% of the Y-values on the left side of the graph were zeros.)
The median time spent waiting for client-side processing was slightly over 50 milliseconds. In an absolute sense, 50 milliseconds is a nontrivial amount of time; it's on the same order of magnitude as the first-byte response time for a lot of the HTTP requests in this same data set. In relative terms, though, the client-side time was only a single-digit percentage of total page load time (measured from the first HTTP request to the
onLoad event) for almost all of the websites in the sample:
Subjectively speaking, the amount of time spent on the client side is:
- Larger than I expected,
- Still not big enough to be the primary performance bottleneck for most websites,
- But worth checking when doing website performance optimization work.


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