Saturday, November 27, 2010

Nokia X7-00 Symbian^3 Smartphone Appears Online

Pakar Iklan Nokia X7-00 Symbian^3 Smartphone Appears Online ; Pictures of a new smartphone from Nokia, the X7-00, have appeared online complete with a video of the device running popular car racing game Need for Speed. The phone appears to be targeting the entertainment market and will offer a whopping four speakers with a four inch capacitive toucshcreen (ed : a proper 4x4 then) capable of showing 360x640 pixels.

Slashgear says that it will sport a 8-megapixel camera with two LED flashes, a microUSB port, 245MB RAM, 450MB ROM and a fixed battery. As expected, there's a 3.5mm headphone socket and the latest Symbian^3 OS onboard. The X7-00 appears to be a slight evolution of the Nokia E7 which was announced back in September but without the keyboard adn the price tag.

You can find a video of the phone below (running on Vodafone) and you shall notice that there is a noticeable lag between when a button is pressed and when any action occurs.

Friday, November 26, 2010

coconut shell charcoal Serimpi Production

coconut shell charcoal Serimpi Production : North Sulawesi exhibits picturesque landscapes blending in harmoniously together with thousands of hectares of coconut palm tree plantations. The region is blessed with fertile volcanic soil and a flourishing flora and fauna. It's here where we cultivate our natural resources and process coconut shell charcoal. Our raw materials are carefully selected and processed under strict quality control.

In order to exceed export demands we develop machinery capable of enhancing quality requirements and capacity. The company's modern production facility is capable of producing charcoal in various mesh sizes assorted to the application requirements the product is further processed in. Serimpi charcoal is predominantly used in the production of activated carbon which is a highly effective natural adsorbant of liquid and gas phase toxins.

Due to the extensive internal pore structure of activated carbon processed from coconut shell charcoal, it is an ideal natural source for catalytic and contaminant filtration systems. Serimpi produces environment friendly products which are ecologically sustainable as coconut trees are not cut down for the raw material.Read More ..

Coconut Shell Charcoal

Coconut Shell Charcoal ; Coconut Shell is carbonized by employing the usage of traditional methods like pit method, drum method, destructive distillation etc. The Coconut shell charcoal is fabricated by burning shells of matured nuts in limited supply of air ample enough for carbonization alone, and not complete destruction. The output of charcoal in the traditional pith method is just below 30 per cent of the weight of the original shells.

In India the average output of Coconut shell charcoal carbonized with use of the traditional method has been is estimated to be 35kg of charcoal from 1000 whole shells or about 30,000 whole shells yield 1 ton of charcoal. For receiving Coconut shell charcoals of high quality, fully dried, clean, mature shells should be used in the production procedure. Boyce uses advanced carbonizing methods to produce Coconut shell charcoal.

Sulphur free coconut shell charcoal
is available in various sizes and powders. Sulphur free coconut shell charcoals are used mainly for carbon pick up in factories and effectively as a raw material for activated carbon

Pond Fish Culture Principles

Pond Fish Culture Principles ;
1. Fish are dependent for food directly or indirectly on plants.
2. The weight of fish which can be produced in natural waters is dependent upon the ability of the water to raise the plants. We could increase production by adding plant organic matter produced elsewhere.
3. The ability of water to produce plants is dependent upon sunshine, temperature, CO2, Mineral from soil or rocks, nitrogen (NO3- and NH4-) , O2 and water.
4. The Natural fertility of the water is dependent on the fertility of the soil in pond bottom and watershed.

5. Fertlity of water can be increased by adding inorganic fertilizers.

6. After adding all essential minerals and all available nitrogen, the next limiting factor is CO2. This compound can be increased by adding organic matter followed by liming (Ca, Mg).

7. The next limiting factor in fish production, after mineral and CO2 are provided, is oxygen demand of all living and dead organisms in the water. This can be supplied by running water rich in oxygen or pumping water from the bottom and aerate it. If oxygen in the water falls below 1.0 ppm, fish die. One ppm oxygen is enough for fish in resting condition, but for active fish, 3.0 ppm is needed.

8. Microscopic plants (planktonic algae) are the principal food producing plants for fishes.

9. Microscopic plants are the most desirable, because : (a) short life cycle, (b) mobility, (c) more nutritious, and (d) small size.

10. Rooted plants are less desirable, because: (a) long life, (b) immobility, (c) less nutritious, (d) large size, and (e) shading effect.

11. a. The more fertile the water the heavier the plankton concetration becomes, the more shallow becomes light penetration and photosynthesis. b. Heavy plankton concetration in top water causes shallow stratification and low oxygen or none in deeper water. Strong wind, or heavy cold rain causes overtum, causing trouble to the fish. Water with no oxygen spread too fast and could kill the fish. Heavy plankton can be killed by the use of CuSO4. Light can penetrate deeper, so does the production of oxygen. c. the deeper the fertile lake or pond (heavy plankton) the higher the precentage of the total volume of water deficient of oxygen during period of stratification.

12. Rooted plants are desitable, in part, in waters of low fertility, because : (1) Oxygenate deep water as far down and light penetrates, (2) draw nutrients from pond bottom soil, (3) prevent marginal erosion, (4) provide surface for food organisms, and (5) provide food for fish derectly or indirectly.

13. The longer the food chain from plant to fish the lower the production of fish obtained. The conversion rate from: Plant to fish = 5 – 10 Plant to insect = 5 – 10 Insect to fish = 3 – 10 fish to fish = 2 – 5

14. At a given level of fertility the fish production is constant for a particular species and a certain rate of stocking. The total pound/acre is dependent upon the number of fish present and the size harvested. Small fish produce high number of lbs/acre, and large ones produce small number of lbs/acre.

15. For short period of time we can regulate number ( and final size) by the number stocked. This can be done by frequent draining before the fish are old enough to spawn. For non spawner there would be no difficulity. Mortality rate can be up to 20 percent a year.

16. For long period of time the number of fish and sizes must be controlled by biological methods such as: 1. Repression - prevents reproduction, e.g. carp. 2. Predation - method of controlling the number of young fish. 3. Starvation - this could lead to weakning of fish, thus vulnerable to disease and parasites. 4. Limited spawing area

MotoGP: Suter Marc VDS MotoGP Bike Tests At Jerez - SuperbikePlanet.com

This just in:

SUCCESSFUL SHAKEDOWN FOR SUTER MARC VDS MOTOGP MACHINE

The Suter Marc VDS MotoGP machine completed a successful first shakedown test at the Jerez circuit in Andaluca, Spain this week. The bike completed more than 100 laps, in both wet and dry conditions, with positive results.

Rain on the first day of testing meant that the bike made its track debut on Michelin wet tyres, with Marc VDS test rider Damian Cudlin at the controls. Despite the difficult conditions the Australian took the opportunity to complete 30 laps, getting a feel for the bike and for the Jerez circuit, which he was riding for the first time.

Dry conditions on the second day saw Cudlin joined by Suter Racing test rider, Carmelo Morales, with the Australian completing more than 70 laps in the morning, before handing over testing duties to his Spanish colleague in the afternoon.

Testing was curtailed on the third and final day, as rain returned to the Jerez circuit.

Powered by a BMW engine, the Suter Marc VDS MotoGP machine has been designed to take advantage of rule changes for 2012 that will allow teams to contest the MotoGP class with machines based around a 1000cc engine housed in a prototype chassis.

Damian Cudlin: Marc VDS Test Rider
"Not many people get to ride a MotoGP bike, especially a prototype bike for 2012 like this one; it's pretty cool and it's been heaps of fun! We've learnt a whole lot about the bike and, while there's still a lot more to learn, the potential is definitely there. The weight, or lack of it, is impressive and the handling has been pretty much spot on from the start of the test; it feels a bit like a more powerful Moto2 machine in a lot of ways. This week we've taken the first small steps on what will be a fairly long journey, I'm excited to be a part of it and I'm looking forward to seeing how the bike turns out at the end of the journey. I've got the easy job really, riding the bike, it's all the clever people around me who will be taking on responsibility for development, but they've certainly done an impressive job so far."

Michael Bartholemy: Team Manager
"For a first rollout of the new bike the test has been very successful. The weather has been a problem, restricting us to just one day of dry testing, but we still managed to complete over 100 laps on the bike with no issues at all. The bike definitely has potential; we've seen that here in Jerez this week. Now we need to sit down with Eskil Suter and his technical team to agree a development plan that will unlock this potential, starting at the next test in January. This is an exciting project and we are a part of it only because of the support of our President, Marc van der Straten, to whom I'd like to say a big thank you on behalf of the team."


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Thursday, November 25, 2010

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

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