#bending unit

[press-brake-machine]

Robot Press Brake Automatic Bending Unit

Automatic bending adavantages:

- Automatic bending unit increases bending speed and precision.

- Significantly reduce the product defective rate.

- Reduce the number of operators.

- Save labor costs.

Advanced 6-axis or 7-axis robot with 6 + 1 or (7 + 1, 8 + 1) axis CNC press brake, center platform, turnover bracket, and other accessories meet your unique requirements for automatic bending.

[lazyveran]

we dont talk enough abt the fact azula is insanely proficient at hand to hand combat

[my-cabbages-gorl]

.... don't come for me for this. i don't know what to tell you

[anumation]

Jess’ Bedroom (I can’t believe Bend it Like Beckham is already 20 years old ._.)

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[menlove]

adult complaining incoming

neighbor has been complaining 2 winters now about it being cold in his unit (thermostat is controlled by 2 units and suffered by the other 2). his unit is the Only One that is cold, the rest of us are uncomfortably hot all the time. this has since taken a turn bc it's now 60 degrees outside & I asked for the thermostat to get turned down by a singular degree (or 2). even added "if that's okay with everyone". this has turned into a cosmic meltdown from him about how he's cold and "has to pay for (his) own heaters" & has now been giving the 4 unit group chat the silent treatment as we all try to politely ask if he's noticed which unit controls his heat more

I finally go to the landlord to see if he knows which thermostats control which parts of each unit without a thermostat..... turns out it's a KNOWN problem that the heating ducts don't reach the upstairs of Cold Man's Apartment & so they have a PRE-INSTALLED electric heater provided by the landlord in that area controlled only by them.

which is the same situation we have in our bedroom (electric heater controlled only by us) and so I know from experience that it's a) in Cold Man's lease and b) explicitly covered by the landlord before they moved in that they'd be paying for the heating in one room of their house

so this man. for TWO YEARS. has been complaining about the heat and making us all melt. to warm up a room that isn't even touched by the heating ducts. that he controls his own heater for. I could kill him.

[reasonsforhope]

"In the far western desert of Texas, a striking 3D-printed hotel with Swedish style will take shape over the coming years to present both the beauty and savings of 3D printing to the country and the world.

The architecture is handled by Swedish design architect Bjarke Ingels, while the printers will be supplied by Austin-based 3D printing company ICON, that [has] really taken the technology to the next level with 3D-printed batteries and whole neighborhoods besides.

The two are teaming up to transform the El Cosmico hotel/campground in Marfa, Texas, into a 62-acre remote hotel with an infinity pool, art exhibition hall, outdoor bathhouse, and outdoor kitchen, all designed as an homage to both the desert surroundings and the cosmic show on display in the night sky above.

The local West Texas earth is being added to the 3D printing cement mixture to ensure the luxury cabins blend in with their surroundings.

“The promise of 3D printing is that the printer doesn’t care how complex the design is, if it uses organic curvature, dome-like shapes, or hyperbolic paraboloids,” Ingels, an early investor in Icon and a frequent design collaborator on its 3D-printed projects, told AD.

“All it cares about is how long it takes to print and how much material [it is] going to deploy, so you can make a square box or a beautiful domed house at the same cost.”

That cost can be around 30% less than traditional methods, as well as 350% stronger depending on the size and scope of the project.

The hotel rooms will all feature skylights to allow unobstructed viewing of the night sky, and expansive views of the Davis Mountains. Just next door is Big Bend National Park, one of the largest in the Lower 48, and a paradise of desert exploration.

El Cosmico “2.0.” is predicted to begin construction in 2024."

-via Good News Network, 3/27/23

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Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, USA

Carlos Tejada

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

In response to the most recent Quran-burning incident in Sweden, where an Iraqi immigrant burned the religious book in front of a mosque in Stockholm last June, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) adopted a resolution on July 12th on religious hatred, condemning the acts of burning the Islamic holy book in Sweden.

UN: Quran burning is hate speech designed to incite https://t.co/tdyfQyjd4j pic.twitter.com/9KTGTFqyvT — The Guardian Nigeria (@GuardianNigeria) July 12, 2023

Introduced by Pakistan on behalf of the 57-member Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), the resolution urged the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to draft a report on religious hatred and called on countries to review their laws and close legal loopholes that may "impede the prevention and prosecution of acts and advocacy of religious hatred."

The resolution was highly divisive since several states, primarily Western countries, decided not to back the proposal due to fears that it might infringe on freedom of speech and expression. Still, that did not prevent the human rights body from adopting the resolution. Among the council’s 47 members, 28 voted in favor of the resolution, 12 voted against it, and 7 chose to abstain.

Following a Quran burning in Sweden, the @UN passed a resolution calling on countries to “prevent and prosecute acts and advocacy of religious hatred.” The US and EU—rightly in my mind—voted against the resolution as a violation of freedom of expression. https://t.co/B0MaFz8u4h pic.twitter.com/58Dub2ynju — Leah McElrath (@leahmcelrath) July 13, 2023

Several countries that voted to adopt the resolution included Muslim-majority countries, such as Bangladesh, Pakistan, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and Malaysia. The 12 countries that voted against it included the United States, the United Kingdom, and members of the European Union. While Western countries condemned the recent Quran-burning act in Sweden, they argued that the resolution would more likely safeguard religious symbols than human rights.

The resolution also came after a debate on issues of religious protection shortly after the Quran-burning incident in Sweden on July 11th, which was held upon Pakistan’s request. Pakistan and other countries said "the alarming rise in premeditated and public acts of religious hatred as manifested by the recurrent desecration of the Holy Quran in some European and other countries” moved them to act.

Can't Allah fight for himself ? — Wormwood (@__init__kwargs) July 4, 2023

The outcome of the resolution showed the power of OIC-member states within the council, the only global body made up of governments to protect human rights all over the world and also marks a significant blow to the West and its allies on the issue, with the director of the Geneva-based Universal Rights Group Marc Limon saying that "the West is in full retreat at the Human Rights Council” and adding that "they're increasingly losing support and losing the argument."

It’s just a book. Grow up. — ASH:Mike Darwin (@darwin_ash) July 4, 2023

Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN, Khalil Hashmi, also criticized the West and accused them of "lip service" to their commitment to preventing religious hatred, adding that “they lack [the] political, legal and moral courage to condemn this act, and it was the minimum that the Council could have expected from them."

As the special session went underway, which is the second of the three annual sessions at the UNHRC that will run until July 14th, Austrian lawyer Volker Türk, who currently serves as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said that “speech and inflammatory acts against Muslims, Islamophobia, antisemitism, and actions and speech that target Christians — or minority groups such as Ahmadis, Baha'is or Yazidis — are manifestations of utter disrespect. They are offensive, irresponsible, and wrong."

After burning down Paris they still believe they are victims. — CoolNambiar (@CoolNambiar) July 4, 2023

He also added that "every national limit on the greater right of free speech and free expression of opinion must be so formulated so that its only task, its only outcome, can be the protection of the individual — and not the protection of religious doctrines from critical analysis."

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This is what happens when you normalize and reward victimhood culture. Even a murderous political ideology of world domination can pretend to be the injured party.

The United Nation is fucking useless.

Your religion's rules apply to you and nobody else.

[sketching-shark]

hashtag bugs bunny confirmed yaojing 2020

AFGREWDSFSDA

[tacosaysroar]

Oh my god, I miss my old work partner

[ben-adryl]

Happy christmas 👍🏼

[empirelead]

@burdenedreverance // cont.

( "What are you gonna do about it?" ) If they were in the middle of nowhere , Kuvira WOULD'VE TAKEN UP on that challenge , but instead , all she could do was scowl. The pen still in her hand , still and unmoving , squeezed tightly to the point where her knuckles turned white underneath her gloved hand. "If I stop now , everything will be behind. I REFUSED to let that happen." Kuvira said , but her words nearly faltered when she felt his fingers squeezing on the tensed spot on her shoulder that almost made her moan.

[starswallowingsea]

finding the split opinions on the new alk mv interesting

[scarletspider2the2ndpower]

“Minimum Carnage, Part 5: Family Bondage,” Venom (Vol. 2/2011), #27.

Writer: Cullen Bunn; Penciler and Inker: Declan Shalvey; Colorist: Lee Loughridge; Letterer: Joe Caramagna

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