Roundsling tested on hydraulic test bench. At Fyns Kran Udstyr we have two hydraulic test benchs; one in Odense (max 30 tons) and one in Esbjerg (max 150 tons). We tested a 1 ton roundsling on our hydraulic test bench in Odense. How high was the load before the roundsling broke? Find out in this video. ****** Hos Fyns Kran Udstyr A/S råder vi over trækbænke i både Odense (max. 30 ton) og Esbjerg (max. 150 ton). På vores 30 tons trækbænk i Odense prøvede vi at trække et 1. tons rundsling til brud. Hvor meget tror du det holdte til før det sprang? Se det i denne YouTube video.
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Knoodle, the enterprise social learning company, today announces a newly expanded set of capabilities that give companies more ways than ever to deploy collaborative learning and continuous knowledge sharing programs leveraging the Google Apps ecosystem.
Along with basic integrated user management and single sign-on through Google Apps, Knoodle provides additional built-in functionality for:
1. Importing presentations, images, audio and video from Google Docs and YouTube into Knoodle, providing direct access to content stored on Google and more seamless ways to build learning modules and courses on Knoodle.
2. Direct, one-click publishing of Knoodle presentations to Google Docs and YouTube, extending the reach to share Knoodle presentations privately throughout the organization or publicly across the world.
3. Access via the Chrome Web Store, providing additional reach and availability, as well as full native Chrome and Google Cloud Print support.
4. True end-to-end mobile learning capabilities with full functionality on Google Chromebooks and Android enabled devices.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/55732-knoodle-fully-integrated-cloud-based-social-learning-platform
http://www.applexsoft.com/ - If you have deleted external drive data accidentally, do not worry! You may follow the instructions below to restore the deleted files.
Thanks to the new external hard drive technology, it is possible that your deleted files may be recovered from your external hard drive as long as you select appropriate recovery software and take right steps. AppleXsoft File Recovery for Mac is just such a software, it can restore files from external drive on Mac OS X for whatever reasons, no matter files deleted or external hard drive formatted, even your external drive got corrupted. for more detailed, please read the online guide at
http://www.applexsoft.com/howto/recover-files-from-external-hard-drive.html
Please follow the steps below to restore files from external hard drive on Mac:
Step 1: Connect the external hard drive to your Mac, and install the program.
Step 2: Launch AppleXsoft File Recovery for Mac, and Select the external hard drive from the left drives list.
Step 3: Choose a module according to the reason for data loss on your external hard drive.
CGAP recently conducted a study of 426 Mexican households with income below $1,440 per month in an effort to better understand the financial habits, needs and wants of low-income customers. The nationally representative survey helped segment customers into six groups with common needs and behavior towards financial services. The study highlights in particular four lower-income groups – those living on US$4-10 per day (seasonal workers), US$10 per day (entrepreneurs), US$15 per day (informal salaried/wage workers) and US$12 per day (formal salaried workers) – and found that even across these income segments, households’ financial concerns and aspirations were similar.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/50762-cgap-analysis-low-income-households-in-mexico-matches-financial-products
New research released today to mark European Week Against Pain reveals that, in more than half of cases, peoples’ levels of pain across Europe are not being adequately assessed.
More than half (52%) of European primary care physicians use no form of assessment tool to measure peoples’ levels of pain despite chronic pain affecting 1 in 52 adults across Europe. A study in Finland found that pain is also the reason for 40% of patient visits to a primary care physician each year, with approximately 20% of these patients having experienced their pain for more than 6 months.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/prne/mundipharma/52140/
