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Digital Photo Frames Market Analysis 2023 Dynamics, Players, Type, Applications, Trends, Regional Segmented, Outlook & Forecast till 2032

The global Digital Photo Frame market size was valued at USD 20 million in 2023 and reaching USD 126.08 million by 2032. Expected to expand at a CAGR of 22.07% during 2024-2032.

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What is a Hybrid Solar System?

A hybrid solar system combines traditional grid-tied solar panels with backup home batteries to store excess energy. It also uses solar inverters, switches and charge controllers.

Choosing a solar hybrid system helps you minimize your dependence on the electricity grid while still enjoying the benefits of net metering and utility rates. It also lets you strategically manage time-of-use electricity rates to maximize your savings.

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A hybrid solar system is a great option for homeowners who want to keep their power on even when the grid goes down. These systems connect to the public utility grid and allow homeowners to harness energy from the sun, store it in their battery for use when the grid is down, and then tap into the electricity from the grid when their own stored energy runs out.

First Solar is leading the way in advanced thin film Cadmium Telluride (CadTel) photovoltaic technology with a fully integrated manufacturing process under one roof that does not rely on Chinese crystalline silicon (c-Si) supply chains. Their CadTel solar modules deliver superior lifetime energy, lower LCOE and a better environmental performance than conventional c-Si PV panels.

With a focus on responsible supply chain management and transparency, First Solar has a history of setting benchmarks in recycling, and upholds a strong commitment to our people and the environment. First Solar and GE’s Power Conversion business have developed a 4-MW ProSolar 1,500-volt power station that combines First Solar’s thin-film CadTel PV modules with GE’s new AC front-end inverter/transformer.

Panasonic

A hybrid solar system is the perfect solution for homes that are prone to power outages caused by weather events or technical errors. The system ensures that you will always have a continuous supply of electricity in the event of a grid failure by pulling from your own solar battery storage.

These systems are able to export power back to the grid, use your backup batteries for self-consumption and also utilize an engine generator for times when the sun isn’t out. They are a great option for those who want to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels and also increase the reliability of their energy supply.

Founded by Konosuke Matsushita in 1927, Panasonic has become one of the largest electronics companies in the world and is known for its consumer electronics, appliances, and audio-visual equipment. The company produces air conditioners, televisions, video cameras, microwave ovens, home appliances, rice cookers, radios, refrigerators and portable personal computers (Panasonic laptops). It has also entered into partnerships to manufacture products under the brands GE, RCA, Sylvania, Magnavox and Montgomery Ward.

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Generally, hybrid solar system Nerang consist of four main components: solar panels, a solar inverter, a switchboard and a battery storage. Solar panels are the most visible part of a hybrid system, usually mounted on roofs or in yards. They are often enclosed in a frame for protection from the elements, as well as to keep debris away from the connections inside.

Once your solar panel systems produces more energy than you need, the excess is sent to a battery through a hybrid inverter. The solar battery will store the energy until you need it. This can be particularly helpful during high household energy use periods like warm summer months.

If you go completely off-grid, it requires a lot of careful planning and consumption management to ensure that your backup battery does not run out of power. Alternatively, you can install a grid-tied solar system with battery backup to make the most of utility net metering and avoid relying on fossil fuels in the event of a power outage.

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Typically, a solar system consists of panels, an inverter and batteries. These are all used to harness the sun’s energy and convert it into alternating current (AC) electricity for your household appliances. When there’s excess energy, it can either be sent back to the grid through an energy meter or saved in your battery if you have a hybrid system or – as is the case with standard grid-tied systems – consumed during off-peak times when electricity prices are lower.

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project1939 · 8 months

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(What's My Line?: The first black contestant I've seen on a game show all year, top left, and Edward R Murrow top right and bottom.)

Day 82- TV and Radio:

TV:

Burns and Allen, season 3, episode 9, “Gracie Sells a Swamp so Harry Will Buy a TV Set,” December 4th, 1952.

Beat the Clock, December 13th, 1952.

What’s My Line?, season 3, “Edward R. Murrow,” December 7th, 1952.

Radio:

Fibber McGee and Molly, “Bowling Team Championship,” December 2nd, 1952.

You Bet Your Life, December 3rd, 1952.

Bright Star, “The Boxer,” December 4th, 1952.

Today’s episode of the radio show Bright Star was the final surviving one from 1952. I’ll miss being able to listen to it. It wasn’t a perfect show, but it was always breezy and fun, and the time just flew by. The only things I didn’t like about it were one of the comic relief characters in the office and the fact that George felt the need to go around punching any man who challenged his masculinity. I think the main problem the show had was timing- by late 1952, radio was not the place to be anymore. Television was.

What’s My Line? was interesting for a few reasons today. Number one- finally we had a non-white contestant on a game or panel show! I’ve been watching them for the whole year of 1952, and every single person has been white. (Obviously with radio shows, I cannot tell.) Recently What’s My Line? had their first and only black celebrity guest so far- Eddie Anderson- but I’d never seen a black contestant. This guy was the head of the board of parole in Ohio, which is pretty cool in and of itself for 1952! The other most interesting thing was Edward R. Murrow as the celebrity. He did fantastically well disguising his beautiful baritone voice. He’s pretty dreamy when he’s smiling and more lighthearted! I’ve loved his editorials- he speaks so eloquently and was an important voice of progressivity. He’s definitely an intellectual hunk in my book!

..And now a word from today’s best sponsor: The 1953 Sylvania Huntington model Television set! Here is a big screen TV- 21 whole inches!- for the modern age! Only Sylvania has Halolight- a soft cool frame of light around the edge of the screen that is kinder to your eyes. Because we all want an extra ring of light around our TV screens! This new model also has the sensational Strat-o-power 508 chassis! Because it seems to be required that every TV manufacturer have some kind of meaningless mumbo jumbo name for a component you’ll never understand! Doesn’t Strat-o-power sound cool?! It’ll give you reception for distant fringe areas and for all VHF and UHF! Whatever those are! So remember- Sylvania is “The Top TV for ‘53!”

#project1952 #1952 #project1952 day 82

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terpsichore-rhodes · 2 years

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a nouveaux start a self para

Well, she should have seen this coming.

The Elders were nice enough people (even if some of the "elders" were younger than she was), but they were so single mindedly focused on conflict avoidance that none of them wanted to speak when she entered the room.

Terpsichore entered with a smile on her face, glancing at the fine details of the room. The way the seams joined in supported tresses, the angle of the windows that allowed maximum light in while remaining structurally sound, and the door frame with the added security of what she called a flash bar - a beam that could be thrown by literally anyone of any strength to blockade the door against attack. Yes, Rhodesy was proud of the work she had done on this building. There were replicas of it throughout Sylvania, in fact. Nearly every tribe had picked up the blueprints to construct this exact building for their own elders.

Unlike many politicians and leaders, Rhodesy was perfectly comfortable with silence. She found often that silence brought clarity. It also allowed for the beauty of the forest to impact your brain. The forest was a natural communicator, but it was wickedly polite. If you made noise, tried to talk to it? The forest would respect you and wait its turn. But if you allowed it to speak, it would tell you eons of secrets. She had spent her life listening to nature and putting its words onto paper, onto tarp, onto leather. In fact, the fluid joint connections of this very building were inspired by the root system of a felled tree. That was a secret the forest told her while she was in silence.

But no, politicians and leaders always needed to fill the silence. "Dead air," they called it, which was preposterous. Silence was when the air was most alive. But regardless of Rhodesy's feelings on the matter, one of the Elders spoke.

"Terpsichore, thank you for coming to us today."

She let a smile come to her face as she nodded in greeting. "Thank you all for having me. How can I be of service to you all today?"

Lucien, an oak tree of a man, spoke. "We need to talk to you about... something."

"If this is about the incident the other day, I assure you there's no problem," she jumped in. "It's actually quite safe to be in a river during a rainstorm, and I have no complaints to file about the young man who saw me. I'm not ashamed of my body and I don't think anyone should be. He didn't seem to mind - we had a good laugh about it later."

Another elder, Thalia, blurted out, "Rhodesy! Were you naked in the river again?"

"No, I was wearing a skirt this time. After the complaints from last time. Which were completely unfounded by the way. If someone has a problem with me enjoying the sun, they should simply look the other direction."

"No, no, it's not about that," Lucien continued. "You may have heard of the new multiclan colony, Nova?"

"I have heard of it."

"We'd... uh. We'd like you to go to it."

Terpsichore let the silence build before yet another councilmember jumped into the awkwardness. Yola couldn't handle it and blurted out:

"To be our representative! There, at the colony."

For the first time in this conversation, Rhodesy's eyebrow quirked upwards. They wanted to send her as a representative? Well that certainly was a welcome, if novel, idea. Truly, Terpsichore had never felt that she did a great job "fitting in" with the folks of her village, so to be asked to represent them in a new colony was an odd choice.

However, before she got very far into her train of thought, Lucien interrupted. "Well, not our representative. Not as a council woman or anything." Yola snorted out of derision. How could anyone possibly have thought that was what she had meant?

"But," Lucien continued. "As a... marker. Of Sylvanian culture. You have built us some beautiful things, Terpsichore. And we all think you would do good work in Nova. Having someone from our small village there, as well, would bring us all acclaim. We've submitted an application on your behalf - a nomination, really - and we received word today that you've been accepted."

Rhodesy looked to Thalia, one of the only people in this village who she had grown to trust, or even particularly like. "And what do you think, Thalia? Is this... what is needed?"

Thalia chose not to look at her when she replied, "It's what is needed for our village. And, perhaps, all of Sylvania."

So she was being sent to Nova. Once again, Rhodesy let the silence build, her smile never dropping from her lips. Of course, there was no question here. She had been "accepted." They had "nominated" her. If she said no, there was little doubt that Lucien would say something along the lines of, "Well, your things are already on their way because we thought you'd be honored."

She could feel the silence pressurizing the room. In fact, the space was designed for that - to trap heat in the winter. With it, her grin grew into a toothy smile before she popped it with her fangs. "Alright."

There was an audible breath of relief from the Elders - even the ones who hadn't spoken so much as a word to her for the entire conversation. "I shall go to Nova, and I will tell them all about the place I call home. All about the wonderful support I received. And when these buildings start to crumble someday and you need someone to fix them for you, I will know I am missed. Just as I will miss you all."

It was a hollow threat - any of her students would be able to maintain these buildings. After all, they were distinctly Rhodesian in style. And her students only were taught the best. But her words added an undertone of tension back into the room - just the way she liked it.

"Is that all?" She smiled at each Elder in turn.

Thalia lifted a hand. "Actually, we should talk about the incident, Rhodesy. Aelin was... traumatized."

"Traumatized? By my breasts?" She turned her head to look at Yola. "You might be a bit concerned for your marriage, Yola, if my breasts scare your husband. For what it's worth, I'd suggest you not let him creep around in the bushes when I'm half naked in a rainstorm. Also, no need to worry anymore, right? I'll be gone soon. So, if that conversation is now complete, I'll be off. Gotta pack for my big new adventure!"

With another smile and a roguish wink, Terpsichore Rhodes turned on her heel and marched out of the building she had designed - bound for the new land of Nova.

#self para #because of course i'm writing a self para #i canNOT BE STOPPED #let's figure out terpsichore #shall we?

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yugiohcardsdaily · 3 years

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Posted Cards Master Post - 12

December 2017

Hexatellarknight

Ignition Phoenix

Iron Core Specimen Lab

Jurassic World

Karakuri Showdown Castle

Kyoutou Waterfront

Laser Qlip

Lemuria, the Forgotten City

Light Barrier

Luminous Spark

Madolche Chateau

Magical Citadel of Endymion

Magical Mid-Breaker Field

Magnetic Field

Majesty's Pegasus

Malefic World

Mausoleum of the Emperor

Mausoleum of White

Meklord Fortress

Metamorformation

Molten Destruction

Morphtronic Map

Mound of the Bound Creator

Mount Sylvania

Mountain

Mystic Plasma Zone

Naturia Forest

Necrovalley

Neo Space

Noble Knights of the Round Table

Ojama Country

Onomatopia

Oracle of Zefra

Orca Mega-Fortress of Darkness

Otherworld - the "A" Zone

Pandemonium

Performapal Dramatic Theater

Phantom Beast Rock-Lizard

Santa Claws

Pseudo Space

PSY-Frame Circuit

Realm of Light

Revolving Switchyard

Rising Air Current

Ritual Sanctuary

Saber Vault

Sargasso the D.D. Battlefield

Savage Colosseum

Scrap Factory

Mozarta the Melodious Maestra

Aria the Melodious Diva

Bloom Diva the Melodious Choir

Bloom Prima the Melodious Choir

Canon the Melodious Diva

Elegy the Melodious Diva

Opera the Melodious Diva

Schuberta the Melodious Maestra

#not duel monsters #december 2017 #ygo cd posted list #long post //

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diamon63727281819 · 4 years

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5:51 pm Golden light cascaded down from the timber framed windows as Charles stirred the vegetable broth . He gazed out of the window at the beautiful countryside scenery and his fields full of fresh crops that would soon be ready for him to take down to market and sell.

Isn’t Sylvania perfect ?

#diorama #kawaii #minatures #calico critters #sylvanian families #cute #adorable #photography #collection #rural scene #farm

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sylvaniaschoolofmagic · 6 years

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Saying Goodbye

[First year is over...]

The end of the year came swiftly and quietly, which suited Sonic just fine. He’d had just about enough of all the adventure and death defying for at least a few months, so he happily sat his exams and tried not to fail. He didn’t see Knuckles much in the last few weeks of class because their schedules didn’t mesh well. The only time they could be together was the late evenings, and that’s when they also had to study, so Sonic began to associate Knuckles with textbooks, which was never fun.

Shadow was nowhere to be found, so Sonic happily assumed that he’d been expelled or something, though Knuckles kept saying that he had a feeling that Shadow would be back next year. Sonic didn’t even want to think about next year considering he had a long, relaxing summer ahead of him, so he usually ignored Knuckles when he started saying stuff like that.

Mostly, Sonic was glad that things went back to normal. Exams came and went, and eventually the End of the Year Feast was upon them. House points were awarded and Ravenclaw won, and Sonic was happy to see Espio happy. Even happier to see Snoop glowering as Espio bragged afterwards.

That night, Sonic told all of his friends farewell for the summer. Rouge gave him a tight hug and mumbled something about seeing him soon, which he thought was weird because the next time he would be seeing her would be August, on the train. But, she gave him this long, heavy look that made him think that maybe he didn’t know anything.

Espio and Scout gave him their address and ordered him to write or else. When he said he didn’t have an owl they sighed. “Of course you don’t,” Scout muttered. “We’ll let you borrow ours. She’ll be there next Monday.”

“Jeeze,” Sonic laughed, “you gonna miss me that bad?”

“Yeah,” Espio and Scout said together. Then, they launched into an explosive round of jinx that ended with Scout on the ground, pinned under Espio’s slightly larger frame. Sonic thought that Espio still owed Scout a soda though.

Cream was her bubbly self as she stood near the door and told everyone goodnight and goodbye, because she won’t be at the train platform tomorrow. “Momma needs help in her office,” she said by way of explanation as Sonic kneeled down to get a hug from her. She happily obliged, and he scooped her up. She promised to write, though she might need help from her mother, but she also promised to send him hand-drawn pictures. He told her that he couldn’t wait, and her smile was so bright that he felt ten pounds lighter.

Finally, Knuckles, though that waited until they were both in the Room of Requirement. Knuckles was already there when Sonic arrived, checking the Master Emerald over for nicks or dings. His trunk was nearby, already packed tight with robes and books; all that’s left is the Master Emerald.

“How will you get it in?” Sonic asked as he stopped at the bottom of the dais steps.

“Tomorrow morning I’ll shrink it down. It doesn’t like being contained, but it should make the trip fine.” Knuckles patted the giant gem as if it was a loyal puppy. “It made the trip here fine, anyway.”

Sonic heaved a deep sigh. “I guess this is it then. Everyone is going their separate ways.”

Knuckles looked back at him, expression unreadable. “It’s only for a few months. We’ll be back.”

“I know.” Sonic scuffed his shoe into the ground. The sound it made echoed off the walls. “It’s going to be weird though. I’m used to seeing you every day. Promise you’ll write.”

Knuckles hesitated, hands resting on the Master Emerald. “I’ll try. My owl can’t make trips to and from Angel Island all that often. It’s hard.”

Sonic understand that in the back of his brain, but right then it sounded almost like Knuckles was trying to shake him loose. “Oh, okay.”

Knuckles, who at the beginning of year never would have been able to pick up the nuanced sadness in those two words, quickly crossed toward him. “I’m going to be here next year,” he said, and his words were forceful, a promise. “You can’t get rid of me that easily.”

Sonic sat down on the steps. “I know. I’m just going to miss you. And everyone else. And the castle. This place just feels like home.”

Knuckles sat down next to him. He didn’t say anything.

Sonic nudged him with his shoulder. “I know Angel Island is your home. But, at least Sylvania is a good second home, right?”

Knuckles swallowed so hard Sonic heard it. “Yeah. I’m going to miss it too.” He paused. “You too.”

“Aww,” Sonic cooed, “you like me. I’m your friiiieeend.”

“Okay, moment ruined,” Knuckles declared. ��But, speaking of friends. I need to ask you a favor. Will you take something with you?”

Sonic straightened, sitting up as tall as possible. It wasn’t often that Knuckles asked for help, especially in something that really mattered. Sonic was flattered and honored, but he tried not to show it. He wanted to be professional about this. “Yeah, whatever you need.”

Knuckles held his hand out, offering Sonic the red Chaos Emerald. “They need to say separated,” he said, motioning toward the Master Emerald. “It’s safer. You’re the only person I can trust to keep it safe.”

“Knuckles...” Sonic said as he accepted the Emerald. It was heavy in his palm, and it sparked as it came into contact with Sonic’s palm. “I’ll keep it safe. No worries.”

“Thanks. That’s a big relief, actually.”

“It’s just another thing for me to hide from everyone. No biggie.”

Knuckles rolled his eyes and punched Sonic lightly in the shoulder. Sonic recoiled and made a great show of rubbing at the injury, though it didn’t hurt that much. Knuckles was getting better at holding back.

“One good thing that happened this year,” Knuckles said after they’d sat in silence a while. “We met. I finally feel like I belong somewhere again.”

It was a huge reveal and Sonic didn’t know what to say. Everything that came to mind was corny or teasing and this wasn’t the time or place. So, he just kept his mouth shut. Instead, he looped his arm around Knuckles’s shoulders and pulled him in for a sideways hug. It was only after Knuckles pulled away that he said, “Me too, buddy. Me too.”

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The next morning, there was one more round of goodbyes, though these were brief and sporadic. Some on the platform, some on the train. Sonic and Knuckles sat together until Sonic had to get off at Westside Island, talking about nothing of consequence. As Sonic gathered his things, he looked around the train and nodded once. “See ya later, Knuckles.”

“Until August,” Knuckles answered.

Sonic departed with only one look back.

#sonic #knuckles #espio #rouge #oc: scout #first year #the end of an era #see you in second year!!!#ashe #writing

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anaxustrikon · 2 years

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architectnews · 3 years

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Longueville House, New South Wales

Longueville House, New South Wales Home and Swimming Pool, NSW Residential Property, Australian Architecture

Longueville House in Sydney, NSW

21 Jun 2021

Longueville House, New South Wales

Design: Vanessa Wegner Architect

Location: Longueville, New South Wales, Australia

The Longueville House is a renovation of a Californian bungalow in the leafy Sydney suburb of Longueville.

The envelope of the original house was maintained and restored at the front with the new work concealed from the street frontage at the rear and side. The new bedroom and living areas gradually reveal themselves as one enters and moves through the house.

The concept of the verandah is taken from the front and celebrated at the rear to connect the new areas to the garden and the view over the valley and to provide a shady outdoor living space. The brick and timber detailing of the original is expressed in a new form at the rear pairing well with the detail and solidity of the original bungalow.

The site had a significant cross fall that allowed us to integrate the new living areas on two levels yet with the appearance and feeling of a one storey dwelling – which was part of the clients brief.

The site faces South at the rear so the new kitchen roof was tipped up to receive North Western light which is does in abundance while the more solid west facing living room has carefully proportioned openings with timber screens for the Western sun. The clients are thrilled with the house and said they rarely used a/c during the last summer.

Large water tanks are stored under the deck and connected to the pool and garden. The materials of the existing house were all maintained. The materials to the new house are Austral “Chillingham white” face bricks, concrete floors, blackbutt decks, cedar ceilings and Rosewood (ethically sourced) timber framed windows and doors.

Longueville House in Sydney, New South Wales

Design: Vanessa Wegner Architect Engineer: Bvg Consulting Builder: MJ Minard Builders

Completion date: 2021 Building levels: 2

Photographer: Katherine Lu

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ishubhampatil09 · 4 years

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LED Lighting Market Is Expected To Exhibit A CAGR Of 17.7% During The Forecast Period (2019-2027) - Coherent Market Insights

Market Overview

A light-producing diode (LED) is a semiconductor gadget that transmits light when an electric flow is gone through it. Light is delivered when the particles conveying current join together inside semiconductor material. The shade of light is dictated by the vitality required for electron to cross the band hole of semiconductor. A LED can deliver diverse scope of hues including red, yellow, blue, green, white, purple, bi-shading, tri-shading and infrared. LEDs are regularly utilized in indoor lighting, outside lighting, and as a backdrop illumination source in LCD show. As of now, LEDs are among the most effective lighting sources accessible and is required to turn into the principal innovation soon. Moreover, LED offers long life expectancy, strength, plan adaptability, vitality proficiency, monetary productivity, low-voltage activity, zero UV discharges, and so on.

The worldwide LED Lighting market was esteemed for US$ 47,781.0 Mn in 2019 and the market is relied upon to develop at a CAGR of 17.7% during the estimate time frame.

Market Driver

Expanding worldwide populace and slacking development of power lattice is required to drive development of the worldwide LED Lighting market during the conjecture time frame

Governments in African nations are centered around charge of country territories over the area. This is a significant test because of political unsteadiness and developing distress in certain pieces of the area. As indicated by Lighting Africa, the populace in Africa without power is relied upon to arrive at 700 million by 2030, which is around 140-150 million families with no power. Additionally, developing interest for lighting fuel and expanding mindfulness with respect to negative effect of lamp oil base lighting items in wellbeing are required to help the interest for present day lighting arrangements and accordingly uphold the market development soon. As indicated by International Energy Agency (IEA), in 2013, around 17% of the worldwide populace, around 1.2 billion individuals, didn't have power. As per a similar source, 95% of these individuals were from sub-Saharan Africa and developing economies from Asia.

Worthwhile highlights, for example, eco-accommodating, vitality productive, and high sturdiness are required to push the worldwide LED Lighting market development over the figure time frame

Driven Lighting offer different advantages, for example, adaptable innovation, low upkeep, various hues, durable solidness, and the sky is the limit from there. Such factors are expanding selection of LED Lighting for different applications. For example, normal expected life expectancy of a LED light is 50,000 hours; though that for a fluorescent and radiant light is 10,000 hours and 1,200 hours separately. Also, a normal LED light expends around half less force than a brilliant light and 80% not exactly radiant light. Improved execution of LED items is bringing about expanding selection of LED lights in business and homegrown applications. This is thusly filling development of the worldwide LED Lighting market.

Asia Pacific area ruled the worldwide LED Lighting market in 2019, representing 46.3% offer as far as worth, trailed by Europe, North America, Latin America and MEA individually.

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Market Dynamics-Drivers

Low mindfulness identified with present day lighting arrangements, for example, LED is relied upon to upset the worldwide LED Lighting market development over the gauge time frame

Despite the fact that LED lights offer various advantages, a huge piece of populace actually inclines toward fluorescent lights. In general income portion of colorific lights is moderately bigger than building lighting items. This is inferable from absence of mindfulness and comprehension related with points of interest and advantages of current lighting arrangements. This, thusly, is relied upon to block the worldwide LED Lighting market development over gauge period. Moreover, development of bad quality and minimal effort lighting items with low life expectancy and misperceptions about current lighting arrangements being costly than radiant lights is required to block appropriation of LED Lighting soon, particularly in rising economies, for example, Latin America and Asia Pacific.

Reluctance of little and fair sized endeavors to supplant existing lighting arrangements with LED lights is relied upon to limit development of the worldwide LED Lighting market during the conjecture time frame

Little and fair sized endeavors, particularly in rising economies, for example, India are hesitant to supplant their current lighting framework with present day lighting arrangements. This is inferable from high starting speculation required for LED lighting foundation. This, thusly, is normal control development of the worldwide LED Lighting market over the estimate time frame.

Market Opportunities

Reception of sunlight based LED Lighting in distant territories are required to introduce worthwhile business open door for market players

Developing economies in Asia Pacific and Africa are receiving sun oriented LEDs to give power in far off spots, which is required to present worthwhile development open door for market players over the gauge time frame. For example, in September 2015, the legislature of Kenya dispatched a US$ 1.2 Bn task to send LED road lights in Mombasa City, Kenya. Nonetheless, a few towns actually need legitimate power foundation and interest for LED Lighting is moderately high. Legislatures of these nations can zero in on bringing in sunlight based LED lighting frameworks at sponsored rates. In December 2015, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy quit loaning focal budgetary help to CFL-based sun based lighting framework producers, however this financing plan is as yet accessible to LED-based sun powered lighting framework makers.

Monetary help from administrative specialists is required to give astounding business chance to showcase players

Administrative experts in different African nations zeroed in on offering monetary help to customers to receive LED Lighting. A few plans, for example, Monetary Financial Institution (MFI) based miniature loaning for Pico-fueled lighting frameworks (PLS), drawing in semi-formal and casual financing part, versatile installment empowered loaning, and pay-more only as costs arise models and finance financing are offering budgetary help, endowments, and motivators to purchasers for the reception of current lighting arrangements. These monetary administrations will simplicity and increment customer access in rising economies to power subsequently giving huge development chance to showcase players.

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Market Trends

Developing interests in innovative work exercises to advance novel items is a significant pattern in the market

Driven makers in the market are centered around putting essentially in innovative work exercises to create inventive design LED items, so as to upgrade their item portfolio. For example, In April 2015, Cree Inc. presented LR22 LED Troffer, which is a profoundly diffused building installation incorporated with a recessed level board plan. In June 2014, OSRAM SYLVANIA Inc. dispatched OSRAM RLD6 – six-inch LED engineering downlight — at the LIGHTFAIR International 2014, which is a yearly compositional and business lighting career expo and meeting held in Las Vegas, U.S. In addition, in January 2017, Philips Lumileds Lighting dispatched agriculture lighting number cruncher to quicken develop light turn of events. This item helps ranchers to misleadingly support crops under a controlled atmosphere.

Key union with web based business stage suppliers is another significant pattern

Producers are centered around advanced showcasing rehearses, so as to grow their customer base and income age. Key market players are centered around key organizations and collusions with online retailers, all together give engineering LED lighting items to shoppers effectively at moderate costs. For example, in July 2014, Phillips Lighting Limited went into a key union with Amazon.com, Inc. so as to upgrade its quality in the worldwide market.

Fragment data:

In Global LED Lighting Market, by Service fragment, the Installation Services sub-section ruled the worldwide market in 2019, representing 51.2% offer regarding esteem, trailed by Maintenance and Support Services and Consulting Services, separately.

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Key organizations working in the worldwide LED Lighting market are Daktronics Inc., OSRAM Licht AG, Hubbell Lighting, Inc., GE Lighting, LLC, Acuity

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Top 10 Best Bookshelf Speakers Under 500

We are looking at some cool bookshelf speakers with quality sounds and designs. In this bookshelf speaker's review, we will answer some common queries about bookshelf speakers and also provide some useful bookshelf speaker guides. These 10 best bookshelf speakers under 500 are carefully reviewed so all you have to do is make an inform decision. If you think these speakers are pricy, then you can check other bookshelf speakers under 400. If you are looking for cheaper ones, then check out cheap bookshelf speakers under 300. To go even lower, you check out the best budget bookshel10f speakers under 200. If you are on a very tight budget and want even cheaper bookshelf, then check out the best cheap budget bookshelf speakers under 100.

List Bookshelf Speakers Under $500

PicturesBrandProsRating

MartinLogan Motion 4i- A fast response - Tuning dynamic range - Amazing sound clarity5.5

Klipsch RP-600M- Can be powered with any decent amp or receiver - It is very dynamic and affordable - Loud sound and dynamic bass4.7

NHT C Series C-3- It provides a wide soundstage - Incredibly revealing - Incredible clarity, depth, and bass4.4

MartinLogan LX16- Stunning mids and highs - A well-balanced sound - They are very sturdy4.6

Jamo C93 II- Good with highs and lows - Very clear sound - Wide and deep bass5.5

Edifier S2000pro- Input options are excellent - Natural mids and highs - Bluetooth enable4.6

Kanto YU6- Bluetooth enable - Comes with remote control - The bass has a high room presence4.2

Monitor Audio Bronze 2- Beautiful finish - Crisp and clear sound - Heavy bass4.4

SVS Prime- The highs and midrange sound lifelike - Very clear and extremely accurate - Beautifully finished4.5

Q Acoustics 3020- Crisp and vivid sound field - Clear and well-controlled mid ranges - Creates valve-like warmness4.7PicturesBrandProsRating

Under $500 bookshelf reviews

1. MartinLogan Motion 4i Bookshelf Speaker

The MartinLogan Motion 4i bookshelf speaker is the newest model of its kind, it's compact with the newest technology and performance. The speaker has 4-ohm impedance, a soft dome tweeter, mid/bass driver and produces a sound like no other. The speaker is design for clarity, a folded motion tweeters and a powerful bass technology and dynamic range. This is an ideal bookshelf speaker for a small to a medium room and delivers good sound for music and movies, with a possibility to choose to use it for a surround sound setup. This bookshelf speaker is an example of good things come in small packages, you have to try it to witness the combination of the soft dome, woofer, and tweeter sound effect. Read also Uk Best Budget Bookshelf Speakers. Features: Folded tweeters Custom air core coil inductors Low DCR steel laminate inductors Polyester film Low DF electrolytic capacitors Easy installation for wall mount and tabletop. Pros A powerful bass technologyA fast responseTunning dynamic rangeAmazing sound clarity Read more about Mordaunt Short M10 Vs Wharfedale Diamond 9.

2. Klipsch RP-600M Bookshelf Speakers

Here is another powerful bookshelf speaker, Klipsch RP-600M delivers strong bass, acoustics, and crystal clear sound. The speaker has a compressed molded silicon face which helps reduce the horn for a smooth response. It uses a vented tweeter to reduce waves for high-frequency reproduction. The woofers are housed in a non-resonating secured steal basket for efficiency and low distortion, the acoustic will surely fill the room with a clear and loud sound, it is far much better than most bookshelf speakers. Features: Titanium vented tweeter Cerametallic woofers A bass-reflex Dual binding posts for bi-wire/bi-amp Removable strong magnetic grille Pros: It is very efficientCan be powered with any decent amp or receiverIt is very dynamic and affordableLoud sound and dynamic bass Read more about Best Ceiling Speakers Uk.

3. NHT C Series C-3 3-Way Bookshelf Speaker

When you want loudness and lifelike sound and sturdiness, then the NHT classic C-3 is the best bookshelf speaker for you. It has a very good sound reproduction within your home, the compact size houses a 65inch high-efficiency aluminum cone woofer a cone midrange and dome tweeter. The Bass response is 40Hz making it a strong option for deep bass lovers. Recommended speaker stand. The above mentioned are the reason why this powerful speaker made it to our top 10 best bookshelf speakers under $500, really worth the amount. Features A high-efficiency 6.5-inch aluminum cone woofer 2-inch aluminum dome midrange 1-inch aluminum dome tweeter 6 ohms nominal, 4 ohms min Pros: It provides a wide soundstageIncredibly revealingIncredible clarity, depth, and bassIt will fill up large rooms with sound Read more about Best Bluetooth Speakers Under £100.

4. MartinLogan LX16 Bookshelf Speaker

MartinLogan has been at the forefront in creating some of the best speakers which also made this speaker among our top 10 best bookshelf speakers. This speaker was created for the purpose of delivering the best sound, this ultra-high-end electrostatic loudspeaker has the folded motion tweeters and superb bass. These combine technologies create smooth, clear and dynamic range. The motion LX16 has a strong aluminum baffle that holds the drivers securely, including its woofers and motion tweeters. If you are wondering about the ear fatigue, then worry not as the answer is no, this is because the driver is not a ribbon, but a heil-type folded electrostatic film transducer. Recommended stand. The speaker is 5 ohms and can take 4, 6, and 8 Ohms amps, and because it is high effieciency is should work fine good amp. The difference between the MartinLogan LX16 vs MartinLogan Motion 15? MartinLogan Motion 15 has a slight angle to the topMartinLogan Motion 15 has a different finish on the speaker sideThe brand logo on MartinLogan Motion 15 is framed but MartinLogan LX16 is not. The MartinLogan LX16 can be a stand-alone and it is the newer version. Check out MartinLogan Motion 15 Features: Frequency response 60-25K Hz, +/- 3dB Folded Motion tweeter 5.25-inch high-excursion woofer Rear-firing bass port 80x80 degree tweeter Pros: It does have quite punchy and defined soundStunning mids and highsA well-balanced soundThey are very sturdy Read more about Best Subwoofer For Music Under 100 Watts.

5. Jamo C93 II Bookshelf Speakers

Here is another bookshelf speaker that has made it to our top 10 best bookshelf speakers under $500, the Jamo C93 II, a high-quality speaker with beautiful design. The Jamo C93 II has one of the best-built drivers, with a sound like no other. It has very deep bass and less distortion, the speaker is the updated version of Jamo C93 with new features like high-quality wood, and a full length woven tweed grilles. Recommended speaker stand This speaker is so well designed to fit in any room design and any space, and once it's on, you can only seat, watch and listen. The latest technology in this speaker moves the sound further making the sound fill the room with cleaner and clearer sound from all angles. Features: Tweed magnetic grill A 2-way bass reflex Frequency response 45Hz - 24kHz Sensitivity 88 dB High-frequency driver Impedance 6 Ohm Pros: It's got a soft and smooth soundGood with highs and lowsVery clear soundWide and deep bass Read more about Sylvania Bluetooth Speakers.

6. Edifier S2000pro Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers

Here is another bookshelf speaker with good sound, beautiful design, and customer satisfaction in mind, the Edifier S2000Pro with Bluetooth enabled. It has diaphragm tweeters and powerful 5.5-inch woofers, so good you have a choice of using it in your home or in the studio. It has a built-in Bluetooth 4.0 with aptX decoder for easy connection with any Bluetooth enabled devices. The speaker comes with a remote control which means you control the sound from the comfort of your sofa, and also Aux input at the back with either optical or coaxial connections, the elegant design allows this speaker to blend with any room design. The flat diaphragm provides a fast response rate with good high frequencies, while the woofers produce deep bass and clear sound with 4 equalizer settings. The speaker has no outlet provision for additional subs this is because it is standalone, the sound is way up enough. One thing to have in mind is that these speakers have no corrosion proof. You can connect this speaker to a computer using either optical or AUX cable. Features: Bluetooth 4.0 The frequency response 48Hz~20KHz Diaphragm tweeters 5.5-inch woofers Digital audio streaming AUX inputs A remote control Pros: A lossless soundExcellent buildInput options are excellentSmooth working controlsNatural mids and highsBluetooth enable Read more about Top 10 Best Budget Bookshelf Speakers UK.

7. Kanto YU6 Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers

Kanto YU6 Bluetooth bookshelf speakers have made it to our top 10 best bookshelf speakers for under 500, this is because Kanto YU6 speakers are packed with all required features we are searching for. It is enclosed in handcrafted MDF, silk dome tweeters and Kevlar drivers that produce clean highs and mid-range. The inbuilt Bluetooth with Qualcomm aptX technology guarantees high-quality streaming and also with phono preamp for easy connection with any vintage or modern turntable. It has a signal detection with auto standby and power-up modes, and remote control for easy controls. These are powerful bookshelf speakers with loud impact sound and class D amp, this will blow your mind away especially with the size, this is why we recommend this as one of the best bookshelf speakers under 500 pairs. Both medium size rooms or single level homes, these speakers will bump things up, the sound will surely fill an entire home, the cabinets are made from real bamboo. Features: Class D amplifier 5.25" Kevlar drivers Silk dome tweeters Built-in phono preamp Bluetooth connectivity Remote control RCA and AUX inputs Optical ports USB port Pros: Bluetooth enableComes with remote controlHas optical cableLoud sound productionThe bass has a high room presenceMade with real bamboo Read more about Best 10 Inch Subwoofers Reviews.

8. Monitor Audio Bronze 2 Bookshelf Speakers

The monitor Bronze 2 is another fantastic bookshelf speaker, it is the newest version of the Monitor Bronze BX2, making it into our top list of best bookshelf stereo speakers under 500. This speaker comes with features like a neutral tonal balance, a high detail resolution, high efficiency, and power handling. It is also equipped with a powerful bass driver, a front-firing HiVe and tweeter which delivers an astonishing sound. It doesn't break up on the high drive, it produces the lifelike tone and natural detail resolution. The speaker is well defined with a cool combination of design and sound making it among the perfect best bookshelf speakers of all time. They also have a 5 away binding ports, and you can use spades with the speaker connectors. These bookshelf speakers are covered with high vinyl with a light texture. Recommended speaker stand. You can choose to pair the Bronze 2 speaker with either Onkyo integrated amp a-9010, Kenwood KA-7300 amp, Nad D3020 amp or the Onkyo TX-NR636 amp, they work great and they can match the speaker. Most people prefer placing these speakers on the sides, they do work fine, but it's not a guarantee, we always advise to try it first then see what happens. Features: Impedance 8 Ohm Frequency response 42 Hz - 30 kHz Efficiency rating 90db C-CAM gold dome tweeter 6-1/2" bass driver with concave 'dished' C-CAM cone Pros: Beautiful finishCrisp and clear soundVery easy to powerHeavy bass Read more on Floor Standing Speakers With Subwoofer.

9. SVS Prime Bookshelf Speaker

The SVS Prime bookshelf speaker can not only perform as a bookshelf but as a surround system, the speaker delivers quality and stunning sound dynamics as fronts, surrounds or center channels. The woofer delivers free coloration bass output, smooth, precise and clear midrange. It also has a deep low-frequency extension, clear high volumes and the dome tweeter is really efficient reducing tweeter diffraction. If you are looking for pitched sound effects and crips natural sound, then SVS prime will deliver. The speaker boost of lower distortion, more tighter tolerances, and better heat dissipation, this is why the SVS prime made it to our top 10 best bookshelf speakers for under $500. It has one of the best transmission between tweeter and woofer which is very smooth, with sounds similar to a single full-range drive. Because the port is in the back in line with the tweeter, you will have to create reasonable space behind the speaker. These speakers are not self-powered, you need receiver or amp, it is best as part of a home theater setup. If you like some good entry-level audiophile amp, then you should first get one that is above 20 watts, the Nad D3020 amp will be ideal. Features: Rated bandwidth 48 Hz-25 kHz (±3 dB) Nominal impedance 8 ohms Sensitivity: 87 dB Rear-firing port Pros: The highs and midrange sound lifelikeVery clear and extremely accurateBeautifully finishedA very strong bassMusic and movies are crystal clear

10. Q Acoustics 3020 Bookshelf Speaker

If you are looking for small but mighty, here is it, the Q Acoustics 3020 bookshelf speaker with detailed and precise sound. The Q Acoustic 3020 has a 2 in 1 dome tweeter and bass driver made from Aramid fiber paper, creating a powerfully open and realistic soundstage. The large diameter bass cone is very deep and powerful compared to the Q Acoustic 3010. The speaker can be used in small or large rooms and require a moderate amp to produce a realist sound. The design is smooth, slick and attractive, it will complement any room design or settings, it can be stand-mounted or placed in a desirable position. These are passive speakers, you will need an integrated amp with a phono section or phono pre-amp and a stereo amp. Recommended speaker stand. You have to see this speaker in action to believe, we have tried and that is why it earned its place in our best passive bookshelf speakers under 500. These speakers can either be placed vertical and horizontal placement, either way, the sound different is hardly noticeable. Features: Frequency response (+/- 3 dB): 64Hz - 22kHz Nominal impedance 6 Ohm Minimum impedance 4 Ohm Sensitivity 88dB Recommended power 25 - 75w Crossover frequency 2.9kHz Pros: Crisp and vivid sound fieldClear and well-controlled mid rangesA superb builtRealistic soundstageCreates valve-like warmness

What are bookshelf speakers?

A bookshelf speaker is a compact loudspeaker design for home audio and as part of a shelf stereo pair or home theater package. The bookshelf speakers are usually compact in size and are mostly placed on bookshelves, on a stand or on a surface. Wiki

What to look for in Bookshelf Speakers under $500?

What to look for in Bookshelf Speakers under $500? There are a number of things you should look at for when parting away with your hard-earned money. Before we proceed, you also have to know that in recent years lots of improvements have gone into these speakers from a larger size to compact size. From the enclosures to connectivity, from wired to wireless, many of these have either improved for good or sacrificed for price. Spending $500 on bookshelf speakers may seem too big for some or too little for others, but the truth is "what you are buying is it worth the price?" fair enough, for someone looking for details which is the first step, the price will worth it. Here is what to look for in Bookshelf Speakers under $500 Compatibility Like the bookshelf speakers under $500 we look at are all compact, will fit into any environment and space. Some of them are standalone while others are passive, the setup of these speakers are straight and can easily act as either part of a home theater setup. That is why you have to know what you already have to know what you are getting. A newbie wouldn't know what's needed e.g an amp, but an old-timer will know whether the turntable they have will work on it or not. Features You have to know the features like the frequency response, wattage, Ohm, and more. Is it bluettoth enable, dome size and bass driver size. You have to know what you need for it to produce the desired sound, like connection parts, user manual, and any external device. Design For a $500 bookshelf speaker, the design should say it all, even though the design is not all that matters. You can find a bookshelf speaker under $100 with a classic design but don't expect that it should match a $500 speaker. Some of these speakers are sold today base on design and brand, not the quality. The Q Acoustic 3020 is a good example, it is compact and small in size, but when it turned on, the ears begin to tremble, come to other larger once, they will additional sub to back it up.. Connectivity Some of these bookshelf speakers are passive speakers which means you will need a receiver, some of them are powered which means they can play without help. Some of them are Bluetooth enable and come with remote control and most of these speakers are easy to connect. Price Presumably, $500 for a bookshelf is a reasonable price for some, these prices don't usually come as the cost of making one, but the price of the brand. Price is one tag that tends to increase, even when quality has disintegrated, the bookshelf speakers you will find here are quality assured with the highest customer ratings. Warranty/Guarantee This is one particular area you shouldn't overlook because this is what will save you from a total loss. Most manufacturers offer warranties or guarantees on all of the bookshelf speakers, where this comes handy is when there is a damage after short while or you change your mind after purchase. Always read the terms of purchase to avoid future regrets.

What are the best budget bookshelf speakers?

If you are looking for best budget speakers, look no more, we have a list of budget bookshelf speakers under 100. But in the case you want something a bit more then have a look at some of the best bookshelf speakers under 200, bookshelf speakers under 300, and bookshelf speakers under 400. The choice now is yours to make from a vast number of the best bookshelf speakers in the market today.

How far apart should bookshelf speakers be?

For people asking how far apart should bookshelf speakers be, we recommend 4 feet of seperation or 8 feet seperation for floorstanding speakers. One of the reason why the sound is muddy because the blend together as a result of been too close. If set apart, there will be a gap between the two halves of the stereo.

Do I need a subwoofer with bookshelf speakers?

In general terms you don't need a subwoofer with bookshelf speakers, most of these bookshelf speakers are large and in most cases used alongside home theaters. But most of the smaller speakers will need a subwoofer to support it. Remember that some of them use larger drivers which will make your combination hard to position and expensive also.

Conclusion

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Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections

Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections By PEOPLE STAFF June 05, 1989 12:00 PM Like the sands through the hourglass, so are the days of Frank J. LaCavera’s life. LaCavera, a 70ish retired electrical engineer, lives in Cleveland in a house that is filled with reminders of the temporal — more than 300 one-of-a-kind hourglasses that he has designed and made in the last 32 years. Each is set on a marble base with the hourglass in a wooden frame, and the whole is adorned with whimsical decoration. “I only do this stuff when inspired,” says LaCavera. “It’s like magic.”

Frank LaCavera hourglass Among the inspirations that became hourglasses are: Castle and Dragon, which includes a tiny steel dragon next to a tiny castle, set on a piece of amethyst, all inside a crystal ball; Pluto, with the hourglass perched atop a spaceship; and Ribs, which includes a plastic pig under glass, reclining in a centerfold pose. LaCavera took up his hobby when he was looking for an hourglass to decorate his study and found out that the closest thing he could buy in Cleveland was an egg timer, so he went into business for himself. He had to invent the machinery and instruments, including one to remove static electricity from inside the glass and another to determine the proper size of the hole between the two halves of the hourglass. (His hourglasses are accurate to 14 seconds an hour.) LaCavera has sold only a few hourglasses over the years (they run from $89 to $1,500), but he prefers to hang on to his work, which now fills the modest three-bedroom frame house he shares with wife Phyllis on the city’s west side. Phyllis thinks the world should see more of her husband’s hourglasses. “Work this beautiful,” she says, “should be out there where people can enjoy it.” Hourglass maker Frank LaCavera filling 12 of his hourglass bulbs w. sand as he prepares to time test each piece that he will use in his ornate hourglass creations at his workshop in home. (Photo by Taro Yamasaki/The LIFE Images Collection via Getty Images/Getty Images)

Frank LaCavera hourglass collections Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections Lima News, The (Newspaper) - August 12, 1976, Lima, Ohio I lie jLiiua CLEVELAND (AP) Frank LaCavera is an hourglass master, one of the few in the world still making two-and three-foot hourglasses that can run from one to nine hours. His basement in his Cleveland home has become a collection of tubes, bottles, glass beads and other paraphernalia. He even has a small museum with a revolving stage and a curtain behind which is his handiwork. LaCavera said he became interested in mak- ing hourglasses, an instru- ment for measuring time Liquor to flow on Election Day Modern-day hourglass maker works for sentiment not money v" J mt Frank LaCavera considered expert in his hobby usually by the trickling of sand through a small open- ing, after he tried to buy one and discovered that stores only sold small ones used by housewives to make three-minute eggs., "When I saw how scarce they were, I thought I'd make them as a chal- he said Dr Warner Bundens Jr. president of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Inc., said that "nobody else in the world is making modern hourglasses. I have one of LaCavera's originals at home. It's a 60-minute COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Starting with the November election, Ohio no longer will be a state where you can't buy a drink or a bottle of liquor on election day. A new law which takes effect Friday repeals the antiquated statute which shut down taverns, bars, and other liquor along with the state's monopoly retail voting hours. All will be open Nov. 2, including the state which in the past have given their employes the entire day off although bars and restaurants usually let the booze flow again an hour after polls closed, as the old law per- mitted. Rep John A Galbraith, R-69 Moumce, sponsored Ihe new law, calling the old one "archaic He said the days are gone when people "voted publicly and sat under the trees passing the jug around. No one tries to buy votes with whisky anymore." Galbraith got little help from his Republican colleagues as his bill squeaked through the Democratic House 55-39 and Senate 17-15 Restaurant and bar owners who claimed the law unfairly penalized their businesses lobbied for him, and may have helped convince Gov. James A. Rhodes who signed the repealer without comment. The 52-year-old Galbraith said despite the lobbying, the bill represented his "personal conviction that the old law was out of date Ohio was the only one of the 10 largest states which continued to have such a prohibition." Rep Alan E Norris, R-27 Westerville, whose hometown claims to be the "birthplace of prohibition" and remains dry. carried the House opposition. He said he felt simply that "people should be sober when they vote." He said it wasn't a moral issue with him, but felt the old law "was good for more than 100 years" and was needed to help protect the integrity of Ohio's election process. Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections The election day liquor law is among five taking effect this week, 90 days after being signed into law by the governor. Other new laws: take away the authority of county and townships to enact zoning ordi- nances affecting oil and gas operations, per- mit senior citizens to take courses without credit or tuition at state universities when space permits; bring health district subsidies under _0hio Public Health Council regula- tions, and exempt delayed gram contracts held bv farmers from the state intangibles tax on stocks, bonds, and other securities. TECHNICIANS apply makeup and an ear plug to Sen. Walter Mondale, D-Minn.. prior to his ap- pearance on ABC's "Good Morning America" program Tuesday in Washington, D.C. Mondale is the Democratic vice presidential nominee. 'Beautiful river' helped young Ohio's economy By The Associated Press The Ohio River, "La Bel- le Riviere" or "the beautiful river" to the ear- ly French explorers, re- mains to this day a prime consideration in Ohio's transportation network but it has always been (he focus of Ohio history from the verv beginnings of the state, and even before Ohio was a state. The river always kept its prestige in competition with Lake Erie as a chan- nel of trade, and from its banks came some of the men and helped make the nation's greatness One of the first com- panies of the pioneer city Marietta was a shipyard The brig St Clair, built there, reached Cincinnati in April, 1801, and got as far as Cuba on that trip It demonstrated that the black walnut of the In the library there are papers showing that the Louisiana of Marietta, in 1805, visited New Orleans, Norfolk and Italy. Purchase of the Louisiana Territory swel- led the river trade as well Ohio yesteryear Muskingum Valley, a wood now almost priceless, could be combined with Marietta iron and rope to defy the Spanish grip on the trade of the Mis- sissippi. More than 100 such ships were soon produced at the mouth of the Muskingum. Carter recalled as pious preacher LOCK HAVEN, Pa "He knocked on doors asking people if they needed Jesus Christ as their per- sonal savior. He never breathed to us he was a politician." Mrs Robert Farwell was reminisc- ing about Jimmy Carter. She remembered him as the evangelist who eight years ago trumpeted Christianity in this central Penn- sylvania town. It was in 1968 that Carter visited the Lock Haven area as a member of a six-man team of Southern Baptist laymen attempting to start a second Baptist church. "He was the most humble and com- passionate man my husband and I ever met." Mrs Farwell, a widow of six months, said recently in a tele- phone interview. "He was a man who really loved the Lord Jesus Christ You could feel it every minute you were around him." The Baptist laymen remained two weeks, working in pairs and visiting 10 to 15 homes a day. Support for a se- cond Baptist parish grew and even- tually a new church was established. For a time the new congregation was led by a divinity student from Texas, but he left. A permanent pastor was never found and the con- gregation dissolved and the new church closed. "He always wore a business suit." recalled Mrs Farwell, who lives in Flemmgton, near Lock Haven. "We knew he was a distinguished person. as the volume of ship- building However, the em- bargo of 1807, caused by the war between Great Bri- tain and Napoleon, ruined the Ohio shipyards for a time. Four years after Robert Fulton invented the steam- boat, the first such craft was seen on the Ohio It was the New Orleans, built at Pittsburgh, which went down river in 1811. It had a speed of only 12 miles an hour, but that was enough to mark the beginning of the end for the flatboat and barge lines which had en- joyed all the trade until that time. The steamboats made travel safer and cheaper as well as faster, thus adding much to Ohio's growth and prosperity. Carolina dams lose to scenery WASHINGTON (AP) After a four-year legislative fight, a bill to save a scenic stretch of the New River in North Carolina from being inundated by power- generating dams is likely to win congressional approval this year. The House passed the bill Tuesday by a 311-73 vote and sent it to the Senate, which approved similar legislation jn the last Congress. President Ford has announced he would sign the bill. Every major environmental group in the country has backed the measure to save the 26.5-mile stretch "It looks like we will finally get it through this said Rep Ken Hechler. D-W.Va one of the long-time supporters of the New River legislation. The measure would bar the two-dam Blue Ridge Pro- ject of the Appalachian Power Co. The Federal Power Commission has approved the project but construction has been delayed by court appeals. Rep. Paul Simon, D-I11, who has taken a boat trip down the river, said it is a wonder of nature that should be preserved for posterity. "If any of you have a chance to take that trip, then I don't think you'll ever vote against this he told his colleagues. "God took 100 million years to create this river. Let's keep a power company from destroying Hechler said. He cited the statement by geologists that the river is the oldest in the Western Hemisphere.

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