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Is Moisture Damaging Your Compressed Air System?

Ask a Question:
Can water or moisture be damaging my compressed air system?

Answer:
Absolutely!  Water corrodes pipes, valves, machinery controls.  None of this is good. 
When controls malfunction, production can stop or product can be impaired and all this
costs you time and money. Water in Aerosol or Vapor form is more difficult to remove and
requires the use of a Compressed Air Dryer.

Ask a Question:
How does water or moisture get into my compressed air?

Answer:
Through your Compressor inlet.
Water vapor (humidity-moisture) enters the air system through the air compressor inlet air filter.
The air compressor sucks in approximately 7 cubic feet of atmospheric air at 0 psig, and that
volume of air is compressed into 1 cubic feet of air at 100 psig. The water vapor (humidity-moisture) that was in the 7 cubic feet of atmospheric air is now compressed into 1 cubic feet of compressed air.

There are 3 forms of water in compressed air:
Liquid water
Aerosol (mist)
Vapor (gas)
Any of these forms of moisture can create problems down the road in equipment or may create serious problems in your process or end product today.

Ask a Question:
How to tell if you need a Refrigerated Air Dryer?

Answer:
If you are experiencing the following problems...then you may need a Refrigerated Compressed Air Dryer:

Liquid water is in your air lines and hoses
Water vapor sprays out of your tool exhaust
Pipe lines corrode and rust
Paint Sprayer has water spots in the paint
Your Equipment Manufacturer specifies "DRY AIR"

Ask a Question:
What can help remove moisture from my Compressed Air System?

Answer:
Refrigerated Air Dryers can be one of the best solutions to removing water and moisture
from youCompressed Air System.

Ask a Question:
How does a Refrigerated Air Dryer Work?

Answer:

• The refrigerated air dryer cools the incoming compressed air first in an air-to-air heat exchanger where the outgoing cool dry air pre-cools the hot incoming air and condenses some moisture out.

• Then the incoming air enters an air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger where the air is cooled to 38º F by the liquid refrigerant. This process causes the moisture to condense into liquid water and it is drained away. The out going air then enters the air-to-air heat exchanger and is warmed up to keep the outside of pipes from sweating.

• The refrigeration compressor pumps hot hi-pressure gas refrigerant (Freon) into the condenser which transfers the heat from the refrigerant gas to the ambient air as the gas condenses into a liquid.

• The liquid refrigerant (Freon) is then metered to a cold low pressure where it enters the air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger and the heat from the hot compressed air is adsorbed into the cold refrigerant (Freon). The refrigeration compressor then sucks low pressure hot gas refrigerant (Freon) into the refrigeration compressor and the cycle starts over again.

BOTTOM LINE:

If you are experiencing unwanted moisture and water in your Compressed Air System, then seriously consider the addition of a Refrigerated Air Dryer. After all - what is the best way to spend your money --on constant maintenance, failed equipment and ruined end products or by investing in a properly sized compressed air dryer?

Experience proves it!  Remove Water and Moisture to improve Compressed Air Quality & Efficiency!

Increase Production - less down time due to moisture related equipment problems
Reduce loss due to inferior products ruined by moisture in lines
Bring more profit to your bottom line

About the Author

Tommy McGuire
Owner of McGuire Air Compressors, Inc.
1-888-229-9999

“Real People with Real Air Compressor Experience”

Tommy McGuire has owned McGuire Air Compressors, located in a 10,000
square foot facility in the heart of Piedmont NC, since 1981. His knowledge of air compressor systems & related equipment is extensive.

www.industrialaircompressors.biz

Can anyone tell me when the air show is at Point Mugu this year?

I think it's officially called Naval Base Ventura County now, but last March I went to the annual air show there and it was incredible. I really want to go again this year and I hope I didn't miss is since we're approaching April. I couldn't find a website for this year's show like I did for last year's. Is it not going on anymore? Thanks.

The only information I could come up with was the phone number to the public affairs office for NBVC, it is:

Naval Base Ventura County
(805) 989-9234
DSN 351-9234

I suggest calling there and asking, they will have all the details if there will be a show this year.

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Photo Mosaic Meme's - Adding Character to Your Blog

If you surf the Internet quite a bit, and in particular enjoy frequenting different blogs, then you have probably come across at least one photo mosaic meme. You may not have known what you were looking at or what it was called, but you probably found it interesting. Just in case you have no clue what a photo mosaic meme is, it is a mosaic composed of twelve different pictures (more or less based on your preferences)that you may have seen on any number of blogs.

Photo mosaic meme’s are relatively easy to create and add a bit of character to otherwise plain blogs or websites. Basically, online photo mosaic meme creators ask you a series of twelve questions for which you input the answers and your mosaic is created based upon the answers you give. An excellent automated online photo mosaic creator is at http://www.photofunlab.com/photo-mosaic-meme. You simply put in your answers to the questions and you have a unique photo mosaic meme in seconds. Want something a little different? Simply change your answers to create a new mosaic.

There are also online photo mosaic meme makers that allow you to choose your own photos; and then your mosaic is created based on the photos you have selected. Though 12 photos seems to be the most popular number for creating a photo mosaic meme, there are mosaic creators that allow you to build your meme based on the number of rows and columns you select, which means you can add more or less photos depending on what you hope to achieve.

If you have a blog that is lacking in character, you should definitely think about adding your own photo mosaic meme. Adding a photo mosaic meme to your blog helps it stand apart from others, especially if you have chosen a standard template for your blog’s theme.

The photos that you choose for your mosaic tell your visitors a bit about yourself and showcase your artistic talent, even if you previously believed you had none. Often, the end result of your mosaic is surprisingly beautiful. When visitors to your blog see your photo mosaic meme, they learn a bit about your likes and dislikes as well as your character.

For example, suppose you have chosen mostly photos with a hint of blues and violets - it may indicate that you are a serene, peace loving individual. Or perhaps you just chose those particular photos because you liked them. It is all in the interpretation of the viewer - art tends to mean different things to different people. If you ask five different people what they think about a piece of artwork, you are liable to get five different answers. The important thing, though, is that your photo mosaic meme ultimately caught and held their interest.

There is no easier or quicker way to spice up your dull blog than by adding a simple photo mosaic meme. Whereas creating graphics can take days or weeks, adding a mosaic to your blog takes only a few minutes. Be sure to experiment with the many different mosaic creators online until you achieve the look you are hoping for. Once you have completed your photo mosaic meme, you will probably wonder what took you so long to add this simple artistic touch to your blog.

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questions about Paris Jackson?

1. if you've seen her at the grammys then i'm sure you'll agree she is a very pretty and dignified girl, however, rumors have suggested that katherine forced her to speak at the event. what do you think? i really hope this is not true
2. does anyone else think that she looks like salma hayek or penelope cruz [based on earlier photos] i know she looks a lot like her mother debbie rowe?

1.I hope not.Michael said that his mother was a sweet woman and I agree she is beautiful and I love her eyes.I do know that Joe Jackson forced Prince to memorize his speech,
2.I do agree she looks like them a little,she also looks like Michael.Michael Jackson is definitely her father.

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News Magazine

The Rise in Popularity of Celebrity Magazines

In recent times, celebrity magazines have jumped to the forefront of the reader's circle when it comes to magazines. In fact, celebrity magazines have become more popular than news magazines or public interest magazines. Celebrities have always been popular, and people have always liked to subscribe to them. However, there has been a trend recently that puts celebrity magazine readership at an all time high. There are several reasons for this.

First of all, there are simply more celebrity magazines, celebrity gossip centered television shows, websites, and blogs, as well as more celebrity news sources in general. The fact that there are several different magazines that come out every week including celebrity news stories is not only an outcome of the rise in popularity, but part of the cause. When there are so many different news magazines that come out containing different pieces of celebrity news, one sometimes feels as if they need to buy all of them in order to get all of the celebrity news that they were looking for. This is in part what leads to higher readership for celebrity magazines - simply the fact that there are more of them out there that need to be read.

Another reason that celebrity magazines are more popular is that there are more outlets for celebrity news. With half hour news programs that come out each evening during the week containing more tidbits of celebrity news, it is easy to see why the public views news as "info-tainment" and lacking in the credibility it had in the past. In fact, because the major networks have celebrity news gossip on each evening, there is an increase in pressure to churn out weekly news magazines revolving around celebrity gossip, because there is a demand for that kind of material and the magazines can rapidly attract the readership they need.

There are several reasons for increased readership of celebrity gossip news magazines that revolve around the actual celebrities themselves. In recent years, the national news media has made major announcements and brought lots of attention to the stars. For instance, if a celebrity rises from nothing to fame, more people begin to believe that this could also happen to them as well. More people are obsessed with attaining a celebrity lifestyle no matter what their income may be. When a person can relate with the stars in that type of way, they are going to be more apt to buy the celebrity magazines in order to read the gossip about the celebrities.

Yet another reason for the rise in popularity of the celebrity news magazines might be simpler than you think. The celebrities themselves are simply making more news now than they have in the past. More of the celebrities are getting into things other than what they are famous for in the first place. This is a two fold situation for celebrities. For one, there are many celebrities who are doing things because of their celebrity status. They have learned that their names can carry a lot of weight, and if they are to get behind campaigns or causes, people are going to listen to them. This is something that a lot of celebrities have been doing, and this positive use of their fame is something that readers also want to learn a lot about and want to read about on a regular basis - especially if the causes that the celebrities are championing are causes that they agree with as well.

The other reason that celebrities have been doing more lately is not so noble. In fact it is simply the other side of the coin. Many celebrities have been acting out for lots of reasons, and it is this action that is causing there to be more stories about them in the celebrity magazines. Some of these actions might be dangerous, extreme, or just plain stupid - but it is the most over the top and ridiculous stories that get the press worked up and that get readership of the celebrity magazines to be on the rise. Many of the celebrities have simply decided that any press is going to be good press, and will do whatever they can do in order to get the publicity that they need.

No matter what the reason, the different ways that celebrities have become more and more popular has led to a general increase in the amount of readership that each celebrity magazine has. This is not tapering off - it is simply leading to more and more popularity for the celebrities, as well as for the magazines themselves. The celebrities benefit from the publicity, and the celebrity magazines benefit from the extra subscriptions and overall sales that certain celebrities can generate.

About the Author

Craig Elliott is a freelance writer who writes about celebrity topics, similar to what consumers read in Entertainment Weekly

Any ideas on what to name a news features/arts focused magazine?

I'm designing a magazine and I'm not sure what to name it. I need something catchy but not tacky and something that sums up what the magazine is about. Any help really appreciated

What type of features and arts will it consist of?

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Pacific Southwest Airlines

In the Back, not All Cattle are Equal

FLYING in coach doesn’t have to be a horrific experience. Really. You just have to pay more.

Increasing numbers of airlines have begun to offer slightly better seating in the back of the plane for passengers willing to pay the extra $15 or $100 to sit there. You may not get a seat that’s as plush or as spacious as one in business or first class, of course, but it will still be a step up from the cattle-car experience of standard coach.

“In the past, airlines looked at coach as just one thing" said Chris McGinnis, editor of the Expedia Travel Trendwatch. “A coach seat is a coach seat is a coach seat. But in recent years, they’ve come to the conclusion that some coach seats are better than others."

Thus, Virgin America, which started flying in August, charges $15 for a bulkhead seat on short-haul flights, like San Francisco to Las Vegas, and $25 for longer flights, like New York to Los Angeles; Northwest charges you $15 to reserve some of its better seats on domestic flights, like those in the exit rows; Air Tran sells exit row seats for an extra $20 each way; no-frills Spirit Airlines has what it calls Big Front Seats that cost upward of $30 extra per one-way flight and give you as much as six extra inches of room over a standard seat; and the once strictly egalitarian Southwest Airlines now allows those who have higher-priced tickets (mostly business travelers who book at the last minute) advance boarding and the option to choose the best seats.

An even better option is to book one of the so-called premium economy seats, a feature inaugurated by Virgin Atlantic in 1992 and now being offered in some form by a number of airlines, including United Airlines.

Called Economy Plus by United, the program features at least 36 seats on each flight that offer up to five extra inches of seat pitch (the distance between your seat and the one in front of you) over the standard coach seat. There’s a catch, though: If you’re not a high-ranking frequent flier, you have to pay a membership fee of $349 a year to qualify for one of these seats, and then it is available only on a first-come-first-served basis. (The airline says that on some flights, if premium seats are available, regular passengers may be offered the chance to upgrade, either online or at airport kiosks when they check in, for $25 or $30 one way.) United also offers a “p.s." service on its nonstop flights between Kennedy Airport and the Los Angeles International and San Francisco airports, in which all 72 seats in a reconfigured coach cabin offer 34 inches of pitch and 17 inches of seat width, at economy-class prices that are competitive with other airlines’.

Premium economy is more commonly found on foreign carriers, and is often an excellent option for those dreaded long-haul corporate travel flights across the ocean.

For instance, starting next month, all six of Virgin’s flights between London’s Heathrow Airport and New York will feature 62 new premium economy seats with 38 inches of legroom (compared with 31 in coach), lumbar support in seat backs that inflate and deflate at the touch of a button, meal service on china with stainless steel cutlery, fresh fruit any time during the flight and a predeparture glass of Champagne. The lowest round-trip economy fare for a flight in early December from Newark to Heathrow was $588 in a recent search at www.virgin-atlantic.com. A premium economy class seat cost $1,428; business class or “Upper Class," $8,371.

Among the other airlines that offer seating in a kind of middle ground between coach and business are Scandinavian Airlines, Air New Zealand, All Nippon, BMI and British Airways, with Qantas planning to do so beginning in April. Benefits include from five to seven extra inches of legroom as well as priority check-ins and better onboard amenities.

But even if you fly standard coach, picking the right airline to fly and — most important — doing some seat research before you book your ticket can go a long way toward making your flight a more comfortable one. One of the best Web tools for this is www.seatguru.com, on which you can find practically every plane flown by most major airlines, with a detailed map of the cabin showing which seats are best and which are to be avoided at all costs. Here, based on advice gleaned from that Web site, as well as Seatexpert.com and Skytrax, a research firm that ranks airline quality, are some recommendations of which airlines to fly on three popular routes:

New York to Paris: Take the Air France flight out of Newark, which uses an Airbus 330 on that route, with its 2-4-2 coach configuration. Not only are your chances of getting stuck in a middle seat reduced, but the 32 inches of seat pitch and 18 inches of seat width are also among the roomiest on offer. (And you get French cooking.) Avoid Continental’s one-aisle 757, which has three seats on each side on that same route, with its Scrooge-like offerings of 31 inches of seat pitch, 17.2 inches of width and the one-out-of-three chance of being stuck in a middle seat.

Miami to London: Five airlines sell tickets on this nonstop route on a regular basis: British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, American and Singapore and Continental (the last two on a code share with Virgin). Here is where the seatguru chart can come in handy. British Airways seems to offer slightly less room than the others (a pitch of 31 inches versus 32 by its competitors), yet the configuration of this 747-400 plane offers only up to 6 of what seatguru defines as “poor" seats in coach, compared with 16 or so for American and 11 for Virgin, on their Boeing 777 and Airbus A340-600, respectively. But if in-flight entertainment matters more to you, then Virgin might be your choice, with individual TV screens at each seat and video-on-demand rolling out across the fleet.

San Francisco to Hong Kong: Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines and United all fly the same plane, a 747-400, on this route, with a 3-4-3 seating configuration in coach. (American also sells it as a code share with Cathay Pacific.) United was offering the lowest round-trip ticket over Christmas (in recent online searches, $2,077 versus $3,074 on Cathay and a whopping $5,327 on Singapore), perhaps because it offers just 31 inches of seat pitch and 17 inches of width to the others’ 32 and 17.2 inches. United’s international economy class is also given a lower three-star ranking by Skytrax, compared with four stars for both Singapore and Cathay Pacific, which tend to offer better food, entertainment and overall service. Your best bet might be to fly Cathay Pacific if you can snag the second-to-last window seat at the back of the plane, where the seating Web sites point out that the curvature of the fuselage leaves enough room for just two seats in those rows and a lot more elbow room for those window seat passengers. Cathay Pacific also just revamped its economy class cabin with new seats that are designed to allow passengers to recline without intruding on customers seated behind them and that have nine-inch TV monitors in the seat back.

Make the most out of your corporate travel experience by making it a comfortable one.

About the Author

I'm a web addict and love finding new stuff to share with everyone, thought this article might interest you if you're an avid business traveler.

Which Airline is more luxury?

well as far as i know i been to many airline like Philippine Airlines, China Airlines, Cathay Pacific, United Airlines, Cebu Pacific, Southwest Airlines, Delta Airlines or some airlines in another country which the best of all planes on earth. ^_*

I perfer Delta becuz after the 9/11 attack they make sure everyone is safe! and its very comfortable

psa pacific southwest airlines $18 to LA

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Santa Ana is the best place to stop over if you're looking for contemporary pieces, historic sites and affordable accommodations near the airport and California State University. It offers a wide range of luxury to cheap Santa Ana hotels.

Santa Ana is one of the most soughed tourist destinations because it offers best of all the possible in the world. It offers a range of museums, many historic buildings and artistic places which reflects the strong and intense feeling of pride and history.

Santa Ana is the most populous city of California's Orange County. It houses numerous places of interest such as museums, galleries and theaters. It also has a wide range of shopping districts, recreation venues and luxury to cheap Santa Ana hotels.

The people of Santa Ana value to culture and heritage to a great extent. In fact, the city houses a number of art galleries and museums.

Assunta Fox Gallery - This gallery is dedicated to representing the works of international and national contemporary artists. Its goal is to continuously attract and develop a client base with art consultants, private collectors, architects, designers and corporate art acquisitions.

The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art and Bowers Kidseum - This is one of the finest museums of Southern California. It is also the largest in Orange County. It promotes human understanding through art concepts.

Grand Central Art Center - This art center of the California State University feature a collaboration between artists, the community and its students. It is a 3-level structure house near a theater, café, the Watermark Press, classrooms and cheap Santa Ana hotels.

Orange County Center for Contemporary Art - This is an artist operated art venue that aims to promote freedom of expression and professional excellence through the arts.

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Santa Ana is one of the best places to visit if you're into contemporary arts. It also houses conventions. Most of the hotels are near the airport or museums. Only a few hotels cater to pets.

Best Western Orange County Airport - This cheap hotel in Santa Ana is located at Hotel Terrace. It features a fitness center, heated outdoor pool, Internet access, friendly staff and clean rooms.

Candlewood Suites - This is one of the finest yet cheap Santa Ana hotels in South Red Hill Avenue. It is an extended stay hotel that caters to pets and has a fitness center. The pet fee is $75 per pet per day.

Comfort Suites - This all-suite hotel in Hotel Terrace Drive has a heated outdoor pool and is very near the airport. It offers 130 suites in its 3 floors. It has views of the industrial area and guests are provided with continental breakfast.

Courtyard by Marriott - This is one of the rated yet cheap Santa Ana hotels you will love. It is a smoke-free hotel that is close to all major attractions in Santa Ana. Although breakfast isn't included in the nightly rate, it has a fitness center and a heated outdoor pool. Its exact address is 3002 South Harbor Boulevard Santa Ana, California.

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