Archive for July, 2009

Code Geass is a good refresh to the classic Giant-Mech genre.  “Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion” is an original animation directed by Goroh Taniguchi with characters designed by the world famous Manga circle CLAMP and story by Ichiroh Ohkuchi.  The series is complete with two seasons, each comprising of 24 episodes.  Code Geass is produced by Sunrise and is licensed by Bandai.

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Shaft

July 31st, 2009

Shaft biasanya digunakan untuk transmisi daya. Untuk menghitung diameter minimum shaft, dapat digunakan rumus sebagai berikut:

dmin = diameter minimum shaft (mm)

I =

n = rpm

T = torsi

I’m a Software Test engineer and by qualification I have done by B.E in Biotechnology. As you
Margaret and Joseph Wong in front of the Great Dome. Photo: Margaret Wong

Margaret Wong (neé Chong) '04, SM '04 and Joseph Wong '04, SM '04 in front of the Great Dome. Photo: Margaret Wong

Class of ′04 alums Margaret and Joseph Wong met during pre-frosh weekend in 1999 and started dating through 8.01 and 18.02. Today the couple runs a successful wedding planning Web site called Project Wedding, which collaborates closely with online dating service eHarmony.

Margaret recently reflected on her work, MIT’s impact on it, and the effects of the country’s financial turmoil on the wedding industry.

Slice: How did you get involved with eHarmony and Project Wedding?

MW: Joe and I started Project Wedding when we were planning our own wedding, to help connect brides with each other and share vendor reviews, inspirational photos, and planning tips and advice. About eight months after we started Project Wedding, Joe got an interesting private message from a bride on the site… who turned out to be an eHarmony executive interested in acquiring us. Now we work on Project Wedding on a daily basis at eHarmony headquarters.

Slice: How does your MIT education inform your work?

MW: Probably the most important thing I learned at MIT was from 6.170 (software lab for the old-school techies), which is KISS, “Keep it Simple, Stupid.” When designing Project Wedding, I keep KISS in mind and focus on what our audience really craves, and filter out all the noise.

I should also add that without my MIT education, I would never have met Joe during pre-frosh weekend. It was through 8.01 and 18.02 that Joe and I started dating. Who knew that nerd love would lead us to eventually get married, which prompted us to start our own company in the wedding and publishing business.

Slice: Has the economic volatility of the last year or so affected activity on eHarmony and PW?

MW: The average wedding budget has decreased dramatically over the past year because of layoffs and economic hardship. As a result, we’re seeing a huge surge of traffic of Project Wedding (over 500,000 brides visit every month) because people are searching online for the best vendor deals using our vendor reviews, creative do it yourself projects, and advice from other brides on how to plan a dream wedding on a budget. For example, one of Project Wedding’s brides got married in Southern California for less than $5,000, which is amazing!

eHarmony’s singles matching service has also seen an increase in registrations. Many people are taking the time to re-evaluate their lives and find that they want to find someone to share their life with. Research shows that stress, including financial pressure, can orient singles to want a strong, close relationship more.

Slice: What do you love most about your work?

I love that I get to think up new and beautiful ways to help people plan the beginning of their new life together. I read and look at the most beautiful images and love stories everyday. I get to work with my husband everyday. We’re with each other 24/7 and I really enjoy working with him, much to the surprise of some people. ;) It’s a pretty awesome job.

Mower bike

Somewhere along Highway 8 between Cambridge and Hamilton, I thought I glimpsed a weird-looking old tricycle / lawn-mower. Using a bicycle to make it easier to mow with a reel mower seemed like a terrific idea. To my surprise I found that such a thing appears to have never been mass-produced. What I did find, however, was a gallery of such bicycle lawn mowers at TreeHugger. If you are handy then these are apparently not too difficult to construct.

Lawn mowers (and their small-engine ilk) are the sources of some of the most annoying but ubiquitous sounds in all places with lawns, so I am all for people replacing them with quieter bicycle mowers — or even just regular reel mowers. Of course, they also don’t stink up the neighborhood, and I suspect they’re probably a fair bit safer.

Mechanical Engineering, the core branch of engineering, deals with the design, production and use of components, machines and tools of mechanical equipments used in industries. This branch of engineering concerns with all types of machinery in industries and all aspects of their mechanism and functioning like development, design, production, construction, installation, operation and maintenance and so forth. After completing the engineering education from Top Engineering Colleges, one can start one’s career as a mechanical engineer. The role of mechanical engineer is to create and produce consumer durables, automobiles, industrial and medical precision engineered instrumentations and much more.

As a Mechanical Engineer, an individual focuses on optimizing ease and durability in projects, safety and usefulness, costs etc. They use some tools for manufacturing the projects like CAD/CAM, FEA, milling machines, robots, CFD, CNCs and lathes. He enjoys in solving the complex problems. In other words, we can say that they are true innovators. For starting a career in Mechanical Engineering, one should have a Bachelor’s degree. He has also tight deadlines and heavy workloads in his work. This emerging branch is one of the hottest specialties in the field of engineering.

This report is a detailed market and technology assessment and forecast of the products and technologies in the management of diseases and disorders of the spine. The report describes diseases and disorders of the spine, encompassing congenital disorders, inflammatory and infectious diseases; degenerative diseases; herniations, stenoses, myelopathies and other “mechanical” disorders of the spine; spinal trauma; tumors of the spine; and others. The report characterizes the patient populations, their current clinical management, and trends in clinical management as new techniques and technologies are expected to be developed and emerge. The report details the currently available products and technologies, and manufacturer offerings. The report details products and technologies under development and markets for each in spine surgery. The report provides a current and forecast assessment of the worldwide markets for these technologies, with geographic segmentation by U.S. & Canada, European Union (detailing France, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Spain), Japan and Rest of World. The report provides emphasis on the market impact of new technologies through the coming decade, profiling nearly 100 active companies in this industry, with comprehensive detail on key companies, providing data on their current products, current market position and products under development.

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Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University Of Science and Technology (DCRUST) Murthal (Sonepat), Haryana-13103

Suspended Animation

July 25th, 2009

DISJOINTED Adjective: lacking orderly continuity Synonyms: confused, disconnected, disordered, garbl