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India is on the way to becoming a manufacturing location of global status and the country is one of the world’s largest machine tool markets. The country’s rising importance means that many users and manufacturers of machine tools focus resources on developing their position in India.
Next to the huge market potential, the high level of investment by foreign companies is a good indicator for the subcontinent’s attractiveness not only to global players but also to mid-tier suppliers of sheet metal machines, tools and systems.
BLECH India , the technology exhibition for sheet metal working, is taking place for the fifth time from 27 – 29 April 2017. Building on the success of the last exhibition, the event offers a unique platform to showcase your products to a highly professional audience in this buoyant market.
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BLECH India returns to Mumbai in 2017.
Building on the success of four previous editions, BLECH India takes place from 27-29 April 2017 Inter Ads-Brooks Exhibitions Pvt. Ltd., organisers of India’s premier exhibition for the Sheet Metal Working industry, have announced that BLECH India will take place from 27-29 April 2017 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai.
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With the world appearing more and more a dangerous place, I'm wondering what Judaism has to say about the possibility of an apocalyptic final event. Does such a concept exist, and how will that play out?
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The Jewish people believe in what's called the End of Days. This isn't the final end of the world – but merely the end of history as we know it. After the End of Days the world will continue as usual, with the big exception that there will be world peace.
As the End of the Days approach, there are two paths that the world could take. The first is filled with kindness and miracles, with the Messiah "given dominion, honor and kinship so that all peoples, nations and languages would serve him; his dominion would be an everlasting dominion that would never pass, and his kingship would never be destroyed." (Daniel 7:13-14) This scenario could be brought at any moment, if we'd just get our act together!
The other path is described as Messiah coming "humble and riding upon a donkey" (Zechariah 9:9). In this scenario, nature will take its course, and society will undergo a slow painful deterioration, with much suffering. God's presence will be hidden, and his guidance will not be perceivable.
According to this second path, there will be a valueless society in which religion will not only be chided, it will be used to promote immorality. Young people will not respect the old, and governments will become godless. This is why the Midrash says, "One third of the world's woes will come in the generation preceding the Messiah." (Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, "Handbook of Jewish Thought")
According to the Talmud, as the Messianic era approaches, the world will experience greater and greater turmoil: Vast economic fluctuations, social rebellion, and widespread despair. The culmination will be a world war of immense proportion led by King Gog from the land of Magog. This will be a war the likes of which have not been seen before. This will be the ultimate war of good against evil, in which evil will be entirely obliterated. (Ezekiel ch. 38, 39; Zechariah 21:2, 14:23; Talmud – Sukkah 52, Sanhedrin 97, Sotah 49)
What is the nature of this cataclysmic war? Traditional Jewish sources state that the nations of the world will descend against the Jews and Jerusalem. The Crusades, Pogroms and Arab Terrorism will pale in comparison. Eventually, when all the dust settles, the Jews will be defeated and led out in chains. The Torah will be proclaimed a falsehood.
Then, just when we think the story is over, the Messiah will come and lead the Jewish redemption. He will inspire all peoples to follow God, rebuild the Temple, gather in any remaining Jewish exiles to Israel, and re-establish the Sanhedrin. (Maimonides – Melachim ch. 11-12)
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The key is to maintain the hope of redemption.
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The Torah provides our hope for the future. Maimonides says that every day, a Jew should yearn for the Messiah. Not in order that Jews should rule the world, or to be exalted amongst the nations, nor to eat, drink and rejoice. But rather we yearn for the Messiah so that we will have time for the wisdom of Torah, with nothing to disturb that pursuit.
The message should be clear: Keep focused on the Torah, for it is the voice of reason in our world of insanity. If we live with that knowledge today, then the Torah promises that the final resolution will come more quickly and painlessly. And at the very least, living with this understanding is sure to keep us among those who have preserved their sanity in this world of confusion.
Indeed, the world is in desperate need of Messianic redemption. War and pollution threaten our planet; ego and confusion erode family life. To the extent we are aware of the problems of society, is the extent we will yearn for redemption. As the Talmud says, one of the first questions a Jew is asked on Judgment Day is: "Did you yearn for the arrival of the Messiah?"
How can we hasten the coming of the Messiah? The best way is to love all humanity generously, to keep the mitzvot of the Torah (as best we can), and to encourage others to do so as well.
Despite the gloom, the world does seem headed toward redemption. One apparent sign is that the Jewish people have returned to the Land of Israel and made it bloom again. Additionally, a major movement is afoot of young Jews returning to Torah tradition.
By the way, Maimonides states that the popularity of Christianity and Islam is part of God's plan to spread the ideals of Torah throughout the world. This moves society closer to a perfected state of morality and toward a greater understanding of God. All this is in preparation for the Messianic age.
The Messiah can come at any moment, and it all depends on our actions. God is ready when we are. For as King David says: "Redemption will come today – if you hearken to His voice."
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How refreshing is this thought! How different it is from the teachings of modern psychology, which so often scapegoat parents and excuse even the grossest misbehavior by arguing that the person was a victim of early-life experiences or influences that distorted his or her values, and hence should not be held responsible for subsequent misdeeds.
In this exquisite psalm of teshuvah (repentance), David rejects this position. He says that we must assume responsibility for our behavior, regardless of factors from our past.
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Keyboard Input Ignored for c, h, t, and v Keys in Specific Applications Only.
Every once in a great while I see this odd problem arise. I have not yet found a solution but when I do it will find a home here.
Basically what happens is I will hop over to a specific application, try to type into that application, and find that certain particular letters will do nothing. This time it was these four letters: t, h, c, and v, but I think that sounds like what it was on other occasions (though I don’t recall perfectly).
Most recently this happened in Outlook. I have seen this happen in Outlook before, but I’ve seen it happen a couple of times in Firefox and once in Opera. It is definitely not a keyboard problem, a driver issue, a problem with the specific application, or a keyboard shortcut issue—nor is it a virus or spyware .
Something as yet undetermined happens in the wonderful world of Windows XP (I have one user reporting this in the Mac OS as well) wherein those four letters are completely ignored as input. It only effects a single application when it occurs. No alt-, ctrl-, or windows- commands are executed when any of those keys are typed. I can press the same key, the t say, 100 times and absolutely nothing will happen. Then I switch to another application et voilà it works fine. For instance I’ve had to type an e-mail reply into a text editor and paste it into the reply window because I couldn’t type basic words like the .
Using associated keyboard shortcuts seems to be unaffected. As noted I was not able to type the letter v. However, I was able to use ctrl-v to paste into the reply window.
Now I know you’re going to think: “well it must be that reply window”. Again, it’s application-wide. I am not able to type those letters into the search boxes or contacts windows or any other place that might allow text entry—within the afflicted application.
Also, I have seen this on at least three machines where there can be no relation between them (except my smiling face reflected in the monitor). I think I have seen this happen maybe half a dozen times in the last couple of years.
It’s easy enough to fix by restarting the afflicted application, but I am on the path for this one. It’s stuck in my craw so I won’t be satisfied until I figure what the hell is going on.
It has come to my attention this may also effect on-screen keyboards. Please test this in your case if you are able, and let us know your results below.
I’ll try to keep this up to date concerning my progress, but feel free to share your solutions. I’m all eyes. (This happens rarely enough that it’s good to have others contributing data.)
(It will be useful to include four items in your comments: 1) your solution (even if temporary); 2) keys effected; 3) application(s) effected; and 4) operating system(s) involved.)
Random Solutions and Workarounds Culled from the Comments (and Elsewhere):
(In no particular order. This may not be complete and up-to-date.)
A double-tap of the Windows (or Super) key. A double-tap of specifically the right Windows key. Restart the effected application (or Explorer if effected) Reboot (last resort). “Detect and Repair” from the Help menu in Outlook (Outlook only) Press CapsLock and Shift back down to lower case (this is a per letter fix) Fn key + Windows key may toggle problem on and off. Alt key + Windows key may toggle problem on and off (especially in Win8). Region and Language —> Keyboards and Languages —> change keyboards;
delete all keyboards other than your language and delete all instances of “Ink Correction”. Or try changing the format setting at Format (dropdown): from English (United States) to English (United Kingdom) and click OK . Disable Sticky Keys ( Control Panel —> Ease of Access Center —> Make the keyboard easier to use —> Make it easier to type —> un check “ Turn on Sticky Keys “) Remove all keyboards from the Device Manager and reboot. Login to the effected machine via RDP and then return to the machine and login locally. Laptops may have to use the Widows key on the laptop and not a secondary keyboard. In Win7 it may be useful to check for keyboard/language changing hotkeys here Control Panel —> Region and Language —> Keyboards and Languages —> Change Keyboards —> Advanced Key Settings If you have only a left Windows key, you may attach an external keyboard which does. Failing that, user Matan below wrote a right-Windows-key simulator which can be found here. (Please note that I cannot guarantee the integrity of that source, so please use appropriate caution when downloading from unknown sources.) User Klode as offered another possible solution for users lacking a right-Windows key. Open a command prompt and type first cd /d c:\tmp (then press Enter ) followed by nircmd sendkeypress rwin (and press Enter ). Klode also describes how to create a shortcut for that and his comment can be found here.
If none of these work or if you have one to add yourself, comment away.
(It will be useful to include four items in your comments: 1) your solution (even if temporary); 2) keys effected; 3) application(s) effected; and 4) operating system(s) involved.)
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My keys were c, h, and v…oddly similar to your problem keys. It happened after my six year old started randomly clicking things on the screen and hitting a long string of random keys on the keyboard. The keys by themselves would do nothing, but I could type the capital of each using shift, and commands all worked using alt or ctrl. I went straight for the reboot and did not save the document my son “typed” just incase it might have saved some weird settings along with it. After the reboot, all is back to normal.
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Herzlich Willkommen bei der Blechtech.
Die BLECHTECH AG gehört in der Schweiz zu den leistungsfähigsten Zulieferbetrieben im Bereich der Blechverarbeitung. Per 1. Januar 2016 haben wir uns mit der LIDAG Laserbearbeitungstechnik AG zusammengeschlossen und können dadurch ein noch wesentlich breiteres Spektrum von Dienstleistungen und Kompetenzen im Bereich der modernsten Lasertechnologie anbieten.
Am neuen Standort in Dachsen entsteht ein schlagkräftiger, mit modernsten Anlagen ausgerüsteter Betrieb für die Entwicklung und Fertigung von Blechteilen sowie mechanischen Baugruppen. Die mit dem Umzug und dem Zusammenschluss verbundenen Investitionen erlauben es uns, die Produktivität weiter zu steigern und unseren Kunden modernste Fertigungsmöglichkeiten zu optimalen Lieferbedingungen anzubieten.
Auf unserer Website erhalten Sie einen Einblick in unsere flexible und zuverlässige Arbeitsweise und Unternehmenskultur, die von einer anspruchsvollen Kundschaft seit Jahren geschätzt wird.
Ihr Marcel Krämer.
Referenzen.
für Geräte oder produzieren ganze Maschinen. Sie bei der Idee zu unter- stützen, ist dabei selbstverständlich.
Video.
Zertifizierungen.
ERFOLG: ISO 9001:2015: Die BLECHTECH AG hat am 5./6. Septembe.
Tag der offenen Tür - ein Riesenerfolg!: Am 3. September 201.
Blechbearbeitung.
Beste Qualität – attraktive Konditionen – kurze Lieferzeiten.
Unsere Blechbearbeitung.
Zuschneiden von Blechen bis 3000mm Länge 1-6mm Stahlblech 1-3mm Chromstahlblech 1-6mm Alu-Blech.
Abkanten von Blechen bis 3000mm Länge 1-6mm Stahlblech 1-3mm Chromstahlblech 1-6mm Alu-Blech.
Stanzen und Plasmaschneiden von Blechen bis Dimension 1250x2500mm Stanzen bis 130 Tonnen Stanzkraft 1-10mm Stahlblech 1-10mm Chromstahlblech 1-10mm Alu-Blech.
MIG/MAG Schweissgeräte „Panasonic“ Tragbares TIG Schweissgerät.
O=in 2-3 Tagen beschaffbar.
Lupenbleche, Dekorbleche, Lochbleche und Streckgitter auf Anfrage.
Wir führen ein ständiges Lager mit Stahl- und Alublechen in Dicken zwischen 1.0mm und 6.0mm in Abmessungen bis 1500x3000mm in verschiedenen Ausführungen.
Lupenbleche, Dekorbleche, Lochbleche und Streckgitter können auf Anfrage besorgt werden.
Laden Sie unsere aktuelle Lagerliste als PDF herunter.
Leistungsfelder.
Schnell-Kontakt.
Rufen Sie uns an:
Fax: 05402 / 9255-999.
Oder schreiben Sie uns:
Blechbearbeitung.
von Profis für Profis.
Werkstücke aus Stahl, Komponenten aus Edelstahl, Serienfertigung in Aluminium? Dann sind Sie hier richtig. Hülsmann liefert Einzel- und Serienstücke in unterschiedlichsten Blechen und wunschgemäßer Verarbeitung. Von der Konstruktion über Laserschneiden, Biegen, Kanten oder Schleifen bearbeiten wir jedes Werkstück mit Liebe zum Detail und gewachsenem Know-how, damit das Ergebnis auch den höchsten Ansprüchen genügt. Das nennen wir professionelle Arbeit.
Laserschneiden Abkanten Umformen Edelstahl Roboterfertigung.
Laserschweißen Serienfertigung Blech in Bestform ISO 9001.
Profilbau Blechbearbeitung Glasperlstrahlen.
Komponentenfertigung Konstruktion Oberflächenfinish.
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