What Size Generator Do You Need For Welding? Last Updated: May 5, 2022 Table of Contents show What size generator do I need to run a welder? I get asked that a lot. There are good reasons why it makes sense. You need to repair a gate that’s not close enough to household power A friend’s truck […]
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Learn From the Past, Understand the future
Posted by Michael Bailey on May 9th, 2023
Today’s technology can be intimidating. It’s always important to consider our traditions, for insights into the ways that tech impacts have shaped our history. How might technology shape the future? Tradition and history are the touchstones that help us to chart our path. Technology has always been a part of human history, and it has […]
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No Comments »Consumer Interest in NextGen TV Explodes
Posted by Michael Bailey on January 11th, 2021
Pearl TV, a marketing interest group for the broadcast industry, recently released a report that says consumer awareness of the NextGEN TV standard is increasing at a rapid pace. Consumers Want NextGEN TV Research firm Magid studied the effectiveness of a Pearl TV marketing campaign over live TV that announced “the future of television has […]
Posted in TV Tags: antenna, communications, Dolby, high definition, NextGEN TV, technology, TV 1 Comment »5 Predictions: How 5G Will Impact Mobile Apps
Posted by Michael Bailey on May 8th, 2019
The new 5G standard for phones is just starting to make a splash. However, there’s a lot of development yet to do and equipment installed before everyone’s in 5G wonderland. Nobody really knows what the transition from 4G dominance to 5G normal will look like. What will happen when 5G finally reaches critical mass ? […]
Posted in Technology Tags: 5G, AR, communications, device, gaming, internet, mobile, Network, phone, streaming, VR, web No Comments »Greek Keys Motif: Origins and Background
Posted by Michael Bailey on June 25th, 2016
Frequently used in the design arts, the maze-like Greek Keys, also known as a meander, are most often seen in border design or fretwork. The name “Meander” comes from a river in Turkey referred to in Homer’s Iliad. One aspect of the river Meander is its winding route, making this a natural analogy. The oldest […]
Posted in Design Tags: angular, archaeology, architecture, art, border, decoration, decorative, design, edge, fringe, Greek, Greek Keys, history, jewelry, keys, maze, motif, pattern, rectilinear, sculpture, spiral, waves No Comments »
