Ultrasonics is a reliable and proven technology for level measurement. It has been used for decades in many diverse industries such as water treatment, mining, aggregates, cement, and plastics. Ultrasonics provides superior inventory accuracy, process control, and user safety. Understanding Ultrasonic Level Measurement is a comprehensive resource in which you will learn about the history of ultrasonics and discover insights about its systems, installation and applications. This book is designed with many user-friendly features and vital resources including: • Real-life application stories • Diagrams and recommendations that aid both the novice and advanced user in the selection and application of an ultrasonic level measurement system • Glossary of terminology
Stephen Milligan has been successful in business for over 30 years. During that time he has established multiple companies and engaged in many different business sectors including trades, engineering, financial services and direct marketing. During that time he learned any business can only thrive with a steady flow of sales, and these only occur if prospective customers are aware of your goods and services. You simply MUST tell people about what you do, how you can help them, and allow them to buy your services. Unfortunately, many highly skilled business owners have little or no experience in 'selling themselves' and are afraid to ask for help because they feel it reveals a weakness, and so they are never able to share their true talent with those who could truly benefit.In this collection of proven ideas Stephen sets out 50 simple, real world strategies, that any owner can take and rapidly use within their business. Not every idea may be appropriate for your business at this time, though it may be adapted in the future as required.Each tip, or idea, is explained clearly with examples, and with a 'takeaway' for each tip to ensure the reader can go ahead and improve sales every day.Keep this little gem handy and build your own goldmine - take this book off the shelf frequently, open at random and find an idea to spark new life into your marketing. Visit Stephen's home: stephen-milligan.comTake one new action today and build sales each day forever!
If you even remotely like Sheena, pick this one up." -The Comic Book Dispatch "[Jethro] Morales' artwork is just fantastic throughout..." -The Fandom Post The Queen of the Jungle Returns! The thrilling adventure combines the classic elements of the legendary character along with a modern sensibility that will make it the perfect debut for fans new and old! Sheena is recruited - that's being kind, she's kind of forced to enter the "bio-dome" -- an amazing synthesis and nature and machine, where something has gone terribly wrong. Outside the dome, she faces with human trickery and deceit, inside the dome, she facing the deadly jungle and a fast, murdering mystery. Collects Sheena, Queen of the Jungle #1 - 5, plus a gallery of every cover.
Costello's growing-up tales seemed to me a New Yorker's version of Hoosier Dan Wakefield's "Going All the Way," with maybe even a "Catcher in the Rye" touch - delightful, entertaining, above everything else honest." Bob Hammel (Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame, 15x Top Sportswriter in Indiana)This book is about family, about success, about failure, about life, and of course about baseball. Raw. Honest. Funny. Brilliant. "My Father Never Took Me To A Baseball Game" is packed with poignant life lessons and real, raw wisdom. Stephen pulls no punches, delighting readers with humorous stories and brilliant observations from his own life. Self-help meets self-humor in the pages of this amazing book, making it a true must read for all.For More Information Visit www.MyFatherNeverTookMeToABaseballGame.com
This book includes the genealogy and family history of 100 American Originals, male and female, who were among the first European settlers of America, especially in the New York, New Jersey area This book is divided into 35 sections. Each section contains the family history of the American Original Founder of that family. They are: Sloan, Elmendorf, Van Vechten, Zabriskie, Crooke, Kierstede, Van Wagenen, Middagh, Du Mont, La Grange, Vreeland, Braeck, Mesereau, Vroom Corsen, Van Ness, Van Buskirk, Bergen, De Rapalje, Varick, Vander Linde, Bertholf, Blanchan, Van Ceulen, Roosa, Viele, De Trieux, De Haes Haas, Vander Grift, Lubbertsen, Jansen, Jonas, Chadaine, Durie, Demarest. Also included are original signatures and original court documents dating back to the 1630s, including transactions with the Indians who were the residents of Manhattan before the Dutch arrived. It is about the genealogy of Railroad Tycoon Sam Sloan (1817-1907), whose statue stands near the PATH Train station in Hoboken NJ, and his son, Benson Bennett Sloan (1867-1958), and his grandsons Benson Bennett Sloan Jr. (1915-1994), William Milligan Sloan (1916-1994) and Samuel Sloan III (1919-2001). It traces back every ancestor to the "American Original," which means the first ancestor of each branch of the family that came to America. On the paternal side, the earliest ancestor who had come to America was William Sloan (1794-1830). On the maternal side, the wife of Samuel Sloan and the mother of Benson Bennett Sloan was Margaret Elmendorff (1822-1913), who was Dutch. The Dutch first settled and took ownership of Manhattan Island in 1620. The ancestors of Margaret Elmendorf were among the first settlers of New York, which was then called New Amsterdam. One of the ancestors of Margaret Elmendorf was the first female European child ever to be born in New York.
Although the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) has consciously avoided formal creeds, Disciples have through their history formulated their thought in distinctive theological ways.
When crisis requires American troops to deploy on American soil, the country depends on a rich and evolving body of law to establish clear lines of authority, safeguard civil liberties, and protect its democratic institutions and traditions. Since the attacks of 9/11, the governing law has changed rapidly even as domestic threats—from terror attacks, extreme weather, and pandemics—mount. Soldiers on the Home Front is the first book to systematically analyze the domestic role of the military as it is shaped by law, surveying America’s history of judicial decisions, constitutional provisions, statutes, regulations, military orders, and martial law to ask what we must learn and do before the next crisis. America’s military is uniquely able to save lives and restore order in situations that overwhelm civilian institutions. Yet the U.S. military has also been called in for more coercive duties at home: breaking strikes, quelling riots, and enforcing federal laws in the face of state resistance. It has spied on and overseen the imprisonment of American citizens during wars, Red scares, and other emergencies. And while the fears of the Republic’s founders that a strong army could undermine democracy have not been realized, history is replete with reasons for concern. At a time when the military’s domestic footprint is expanding, Banks and Dycus offer a thorough analysis of the relevant law and history to challenge all the stakeholders—within and outside the military—to critically assess the past in order to establish best practices for the crises to come.
A captive woman, a lover betrayed, an idealistic journalist. Three women - their fates strangely aligned by a killer obsessed with retribution. Melbourne Spotlight journalist Kim Prescott is promoted to the TV reporting staff after the program's expose of the Tugga's Mob murders in Australia and New Zealand was a ratings bonanza. The TV show's high progile now attracts stories. One anonymous tip-off will horrify the nation all over again. Despite the scandal that nearly closed the greyhound racing industry, it seems live baiting is still going on. The trail leads Kim and her camera crew to the Victorian gold-mining ghost town of Steiglitz. They find horrific scenes at a trainer's starting boxes - but not at all what they expect. Meanwhile, production assistant Jo becomes the pawn of an activist with a vendetta, testing whether her loyalty lies with him or her current affairs team. And, most desperate of all, hope finally flickers for a woman who scratches the record of her captivity into a cellar wall.
Back then you played hardTill The Streetlights Came On. It was a time when chores were plentiful and toys were simple; when bad attitudes weren't treated with a prescription—you just beat the kid good. Video games and shopping malls didn't exist, and hands got dirty in backyards and vacant lots. Such was the life of Stevie, a boy addicted to play. Whether being burned at the stake as a cowboy or escaping a Nazi POW camp, Stevie's life is one adventure after another—often comical, but always filled with spiritual consequence. Or at least that's the way his guardian, Uncle Harry, sees it. Whether facing the 'green mile' to pick out his own switch, being consigned to dreaded 'miscellaneous chores,' or obediently struggling to follow the complexities of how questioning the intelligence (or lack there of) of cats relates to the reality of God, Stevie knows he can always rely on Uncle Harry to provide answers—whether he can understand them or not—and look after his immortal soul. Capturing the waywardness of youth, and all the hilarity inherent in young boys and their crackbrained schemes, author Stephen Langdon's stories will keep you reading till the streetlights come on.
Annotation This third volume of the Savage Frontier series focuses on the evolution of the Texas Rangers and frontier warfare in Texas during the years 1840 and 1841. Comanche Indians were the leading rival to the pioneers during this period. Peace negotiations in San Antonio collapsed during the Council House Fight, prompting what would become known as the "Great Comanche Raid" in the summer of 1840. Stephen L. Moore covers the resulting Battle of Plum Creek and other engagements in new detail. Rangers, militiamen, and volunteers made offensive sweeps into West Texas and the Cross Timbers area of present Dallas-Fort Worth. During this time Texas' Frontier Regiment built a great military road, roughly parallel to modern Interstate 35. Moore also shows how the Colt repeating pistol came into use by Texas Rangers. Finally, he sets the record straight on the battles of the legendary Captain Jack Hays. Through extensive use of primary military documents and first-person accounts, Moore provides a clear view of life as a frontier fighter in the Republic of Texas. The reader will find herein numerous and painstakingly recreated muster rolls, as well as casualty lists and a compilation of 1841 rangers and minutemen. For the exacting historian or genealogist of early Texas, the Savage Frontier series is an indispensable resource on early nineteenth-century Texas frontier warfare.
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