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This text introduces students to a solid background in the basic principles and practices of welding.

The Tolomatic RSX080 actuator, with forces up to 18,000 lbf (80kN), can replace hydraulic cylinders. Designed and tested for 100% duty cycle, the RSX080 actuator is roller-screw driven for long, consistent life in demanding environments.

(3) Front brake hose. Be very careful when hooking tie-downs onto your handlebars that they don’t crimp the L-bend tube coming out of the front brake’s master cylinder. Always use soft-tie straps.

When there was a religious riot in the country in 1981, I had the privilege of writing an ad in The Star, which is a personal favourite and went: ‘Religious passion without human compassion is like God without godliness.”

Never try to enlarge a hole in a guitar or pickguard with your handheld drill and standard drill bit. Instead, the quick-and-dirty solution is to use a sharp, fine-tooth round or half-round wood file to carefully enlarge the hole. Don’t worry if the hole isn’t perfectly circular—the washer will mask your dirty little secret. The professional solution? Use a sharp handheld reamer. It will only take about 20 seconds to enlarge each hole.

Friction-drilling screws cannot be installed with just any screwdriver. Because there are additional variables beyond torque and angle to measure and control—driver speed, axial force and fastener depth—friction-drilling screws require sophisticated driving technology and are typically installed with fully automatic equipment. The driver can be mounted to a linear actuator or, more typically, a six-axis robot.

Sheet metal is still the material of choice for auto body components, white goods, electrical enclosures and other products.

In 2013, Dawn introduced a redesign of its masthead and pages. On Mr Jinnah’s birthday (December 25), the newspaper published a full-page advertisement which charted the evolution of the paper’s brand identity. The visuals accompanying the text, in addition to Mr Jinnah’s photograph reading Dawn, were the newspaper’s mastheads which since 1947, changed in 1948, 1955, 1966, 1982 and 2013.

PTV pivoted the Pakistan ad industry into a sizeable existence in 1964. TV across the world had a similar impact – especially in markets where public broadcasting allowed advertising to coexist. Many of us at the time thought that the advertising on PTV was ridiculously expensive; furthermore, we had very little knowledge of how to produce a TV ad. Many people also said that a poor country like Pakistan would never be able to afford a luxury like PTV and that it would remain the entertainment of the elite before it eventually died.

Of these, English Cold Storage was a favourite; it was there that cold cuts, Swiss liqueur chocolates, cereals, and cheeses, be they of the Danish or Dutch variety, could be sourced. Incidentally, the first cheese to be made in Pakistan was called Amson’s; it was made by Amson’s Dairy and instead of being available at a retail store, one had to go to the owner’s flat located in an impressive stone building, on the corner of Inverarity (now Sarwar Shaheed Road) and Victoria Roads (now Abdullah Haroon Road) to purchase it, where it was packed in paper like butter, which Amson’s also sold.

My friend, this is the whole point. Advertising something that is not available, and may never be available (at least as advertised), is a falsehood.

What is not generally known is that Philips TV was the first channel aired in Pakistan. This was in Karachi in October 1962. The programming, which included recitations from the Quran, news, general knowledge shows and music, was aired from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.