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Anytime a project is spec’d out, there are a number of things have to be taken under consideration. While the type of project will dictate exactly what these ‘things’ are, if it’s an industrial or mechanical project, braided cables may indeed be something worth throwing in the mix as prospective supplies to be used.
Cabling, wiring, and the whole of a project’s electrical system bears major consideration since it governs how everything operates. Whether it’s a simple ‘on/off’ switch or a complication actuation of some kind specifically designed for a particular application, making sure the right materials are used in the electrical system is crucial for success.

The type of cable a project will use is determined by a lot. It may seem a little silly, but there are times when the use of braided cables is credited to its visual impact. However, that would criminally undermine the exhaustive work that is done by design & engineering teams on the part of the client and the chosen cable manufacturing partner to design the ideal braided cable for a project application.

However, the question still remains — how does one know if braided cables are best for an upcoming project? There are a few things to keep in mind:

Durability – Depending on the stresses that cabling will experience during use, a durable, more hardy cable type might be the best option. Hence, the use of a braided cable might be the way to go as it certainly provides this sturdiness. That said, there are other cable options out there with varying levels of durability that may be be better solutions.

Environmental Concerns – Will the cabling you need for your project be exposed to extreme temperatures? Is there an excess of dirt, dust, and other grime? Braided cables can provide incredible protection against these environmental issues.

EMI/RFI Protection – Disruption of signal integrity and maintenance of electrical devices starts with understanding how best to protect against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI). Braided cables are a solid choice in helping ward off these particularly disruptive disturbances.

Space Considerations – While braided cables can provide a measure of strength and durability, it may not be the best when it comes to saving space. For companies looking to get a combination of performance and functionality from their cabling, another choice may be more suitable.

Cost/Budget – The great equalizer in all project material orders, knowing how far one’s budget can go will make a difference in terms of whether braided cables may be affordable for a given project. Based on the application, there may be another solution that provides a more budget-friendly option.

In the end, whether it’s braided cables or any other material being considered for a project, the most important thing to consider is what the application will be. Moreover, it’s important to remember to plan for optimal functionality today and for the future. Planning a major project for the present-day makes little sense as the speed of technology pushes industries to constantly be ready to adapt to change at a moment’s notice.

El Salvador Adopts BitCoin copyright 2021, Steve Burgess
El Salvador just passed a law to make BitCoin (BTC) legal tender and is the first country to do so. It did something similar back in 2001, when it made the US Dollar the official currency, replacing the Salvadoran Colón (named after Christopher Columbus), which had been the official currency for more than a century.

What’s interesting is that the dollar was adopted because it was a stable currency. It was adopted in hopes of stabilizing El Salvador’s economy. While BitCoin is joining the dollar as legal currency, one would be hard-pressed to find a less stable financial platform. BTC is known for its wild fluctuations, although it also has had a dramatic upward climb in value during its just over a decade lifetime.

How did Salvadoran BTC adoption come about?

A few things came together. 70% of Salvadorans don’t use banks – whether through choice or through inaccessibility. Many in El Salvador get their income via remittances from family or friends in the US. In fact, 2.5 million Salvadorans live and work in the US and send $4.5 billion dollars in remittances to family and friends in the home country, but there are substantial fees and delays associated with getting that money home.

An essential part of the adoption story was born in El Zonte, a small Salvadoran tourist town. It was frequented by Mike Peterson, a surfer and owner of a small concessions business in San Diego, who spent considerable time in El Zonte with his family when his own business was in the off-season. An anonymous Bitcoin millionaire heard about charity work Peterson was doing in El Zonte and offered a gift of $100,000, paid in Bitcoin, for Peterson to distribute there.

Peterson worked with El Zonte locals to set up an organization called Bitcoin Beach in order to improve the financial fortunes of the locals while encouraging storekeepers, employers, and others there to accept Bitcoin as payment in this town that had never had a bank. Accessing a bank required a half day, but accessing an app on their phones was more or less immediate. Furthermore, an ATM was set up (again, the only one in town) that handles Bitcoin transactions.

Then came the Covid.

The country’s tourism industry collapsed and so did El Zonte’s local economy. Peterson started handing out about $35 to each of 500 of the town’s residents and won them over. Now about 90% of El Zonte’s inhabitants interact with BitCoin regularly.

El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, caught the BitCoin bug and found himself pushing his country’s legislature to pass a bill to make BitCoin a new coin of the realm – along with US dollars. A noteworthy line from the passed bill: “It is necessary to authorize the circulation of a digital currency whose value answers exclusively to free-market criteria, in order to increase national wealth for the benefit of the greatest number of inhabitants.”

By September, Salvadorans will be able use Bitcoin to buy goods and services from any Salvadoran business (with some exceptions for those that don’t have the capability) and to pay their taxes in Bitcoin.

Here we might wonder about the sustainability of a currency that requires so much power to generate. It’s estimated that the amount of electricity needed to generate one BitCoin is equivalent to about two months of the energy needs of the standard US household, or more than six months for a Salvadoran household. This in one of the first countries to establish recognition of natural forests as a living entity as a part of the Rights of Nature in El Salvador, signed by the country’s National Assembly.

Geothermal Power

Well, there’s an answer for that. President Bukele has announced the establishment of a clean geothermal power plant run by “100% clean, 100% renewable, 0 emissions energy from our volcanos.” Without burning coal or atoms, and without diverting rivers, the plan will be to establish BitCoin mining within the country run by the existing power of the Earth’s own heat generators.

While some are concerned that Bitcoin’s extreme volatility (you might say, volcanic) could dramatically harm El Salvador’s economy, Salvadoran lawmakers hope that this economic policy, along with cheap energy for cryptomining will attract investment and further provide previously unavailable financial resources for the 70% of Salvadorans who are unbanked.

Additionally, the design ought to facilitate remittances. Remittances provide about 20 percent of the country’s gross domestic product.

Because of Bitcoin’s ups and downs in value, President Bukele has announced that the country will provide a $150 million fund so that people can cash out their BTC for US dollars immediately. Some worry that will make El Salvador a safe haven for criminals hoping to launder their crypto there.

Chivo!

To promote the Salvadoran Bitcoin transformation, the government is setting up a Bitcoin digital wallet, called Chivo (“cool” in Salvadoran slang), with $30 for every Salvadoran citizen that uses it.

There are certainly some additional potential roadblocks, such as the fact that only about 45 percent of the population in El Salvador has internet access.

Will El Salvador overcome these potential problems to become a Bitcoin powerhouse. Will El Zonte be the birthplace of El Salvador successfully surfing a cryptocurrency wave, doing a 360 to a future that will pull many out of poverty? Or is it in for a rough ride, ultimately an economic wipeout? Time will tell.

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London is a city with a rich history, diverse culture, and an eclectic mix of neighborhoods. When it comes to finding the right neighborhood to move to in London, there are many factors to consider, such as the location, amenities, transportation, schools, and housing options. In addition to these factors, it’s also important to consider the services of local removal companies to ensure a smooth and stress-free move. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at three of London’s popular neighborhoods: Gerrards Cross, Fulham, and Twickenham, and the removal companies operating in these areas.
Gerrards Cross

Located in Buckinghamshire, Gerrards Cross is a well-connected and affluent commuter town that’s popular with families and professionals. When it comes to removal companies in Gerrards Cross, there are several options available. One of the most established and reputable removal companies in Gerrards Cross is Removal Remedy, which has been serving the area for many years. The company offers a range of services, including packing, loading, transportation, and storage.

Fulham

Fulham is a vibrant and diverse neighborhood located in West London, bordered by the River Thames and Chelsea. When it comes to removal companies in Fulham, there are several options available. One of the most well-known and respected removal companies in Fulham is Bishop’s Move, which has been serving the area for over 165 years. The company offers a range of services, including packing, loading, transportation, and storage. Another option is Kiwi Movers, which is a family-owned and operated removal company that specializes in local and international moves.

Twickenham

Located in Southwest London, Twickenham is a picturesque and peaceful neighborhood that’s perfect for those looking for a suburban lifestyle with easy access to the city. When it comes to removals in Twickenham, there are several options available. Again, one of the most established and respected removal companies in Twickenham is Removal Remedy, which has been serving the area for years. The company offers a range of services, including packing, loading, transportation, and storage.

In conclusion, when it comes to choosing the right neighborhood to move to in London, there are plenty of options to consider. Whether you’re looking for a vibrant and trendy neighborhood like Fulham, a picturesque and peaceful area like Twickenham, or a well-connected and affluent commuter town like Gerrards Cross, London has something for everyone. And when it comes to removal companies, there are plenty of reputable and reliable options available to ensure a smooth and stress-free move.