Engineers For Christ International

[04/19/17]   Happy Easter to all Engineers. May the risen Jesus be real to you all.
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Engineers For Christ International

Merry Christmas.
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[12/25/16]   Merry Christmas.
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[12/04/16]   Message: "For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. Romans 8:6"
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[09/24/16]   Prayer: "please pray for the salvation of engineers globally"
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[09/24/16]   Prayer: "please pray that engineers everywhere will seek the knowledge of God and not worldly"
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[09/24/16]   Prayer: "please pray that engineers everywhere will desire godly values and not evil vices"
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[08/15/16]   Prayer: "please pray that engineers everywhere will experience the goodness of God"
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[08/15/16]   Message: "God is good"
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[08/08/16]   Prayer: "Please pray that engineers everywhere will be borne of God".
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[08/08/16]   Message: "For whatsoever is born of God overcomes the world: and this is the victory that overcomes the world, even our faith. 1 John 5:4"
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[07/29/16]   Prayer: "Please pray that engineers everywhere will have an opportunity to hear and accept the divine message of salvation in Christ Jesus".
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[07/23/16]   Message: "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me".
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[07/14/16]   Message: "The blessing of the lord, it make the rich, and addeth no sorrow with it".

[07/01/16]   The LORD is GOOD!

[02/09/16]   In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1
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100-Foot Asteroid to Buzz Earth Next Month

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news.discovery.com An asteroid as long as a basketball court will give Earth a close shave next month.

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All essential diagrams of Otto cycle.

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Beautiful Workplace.

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Record-breaking solar flight reaches Hawaii after 5 nights and days airborne without fuel.

(Unlimited endurance is now proven)

Summary:
The longest and most difficult leg of the Round the World Solar Flight attempted since last March by Swiss explorers Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg ended successfully in Hawaii. At the controls of Solar Impulse 2, pilot André Borschberg landed safely in Hawaii after flying 117 hours and 52 minutes over the Pacific Ocean from Japan powered only by the sun.

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Record-breaking solar flight reaches Hawaii after 5 nights and days airborne without fuel.

(Unlimited endurance is now proven)

Summary:
The longest and most difficult leg of the Round the World Solar Flight attempted since last March by Swiss explorers Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg ended successfully in Hawaii. At the controls of Solar Impulse 2, pilot André Borschberg landed safely in Hawaii after flying 117 hours and 52 minutes over the Pacific Ocean from Japan powered only by the sun.

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[BMW i3 Crowned The 2015 Green Car Of The Year]

With carbon fiber, aluminum, bamboo, recycled plastic, and the greatest efficiency of any vehicle on the market , it’s really no surprise that the BMW i3 topped the list of famous Green Car Journal this year.

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TECHNOLOGY INSIDER: How Does 3D Printing Work?

In the past few years we’ve heard much about “3D printing” and the many uses of this emerging technology. But how does 3D printing work? How is it different from other manufacturing processes? In this post, I'm trying to explain these things. Don't forget to add your points via comment section.

ADDITIVE vs SUBTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING:

Making things usually involves a subtractive process: you start with a block of material — aluminium for instance — which you then machine (that is, remove material) until you get the shape and size you’re after.

But 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, does the process in reverse. Instead of removing material, the “printer” dispenses it. The technology gradually deposits the material via a controlled nozzle, layer by layer, building up to a fully formed product. The material used can either be plastic (usually ABS ), or a metal. The process is typically based on a computer-designed model of the object or machine part in question, and can produce relatively complex shapes.

Steps of 3D printing are shown in the picture below.

[10/22/14]   Jesus Christ, the first and last: no one is like Him!

Engineers For Christ International

Engineers For Christ International (EFCI) Products:
1. The Gospel;
2. A Fulfilled profession;
3. Humanitarian aid.

[10/15/14]   Engineers For Christ International (EFCI) Products:
1. The Gospel;
2. A Fulfilled profession;
3. Humanitarian aid.

[10/15/14]   2 Chronicles 26:15 KJV
[15] And he made in Jerusalem engines, invented by cunning men, to be on the towers and upon the bulwarks, to shoot arrows and great stones withal. And his name spread far abroad; for he was marvellously helped, till he was strong.

[09/19/14]   Jesus, the chief captain!

[09/19/14]   Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today and forever!

Techni-Core Corporation

Brothers and Sisters,
Please contact Michelle Ganoe Griffin (+1 256 704-0234, Ext: 208) if interested in a space/Asteroid Redirect program.
God bless.
EFCI team

techni-core.com Tailed Engineering Solutions for Engineering, IT, and Information Assurance.

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LATEST MECHANICAL INVENTION (July 11, 2014)

Robot writes Torah at Berlin's Jewish Museum

BERLIN (AP) — The robot's quill runs across the paper scroll, from right to left, scribbling down ancient Hebrew letters with black ink. It is penning down the Torah, the Jews' holy scripture, and it is doing it much faster than a rabbi could because it doesn't need to take breaks.

The Torah-writing robot was developed by the German artists' group robotlab and was presented for the first time Thursday at Berlin's Jewish Museum. While it takes the machine about three months to complete the 80-meter (260-foot) -long scroll, a rabbi or a sofer — a Jewish scribe — needs nearly a year. But unlike the rabbi's work, the robot's Torah can't be used in a synagogue.

"In order for the Torah to be holy, it has to be written with a goose feather on parchment, the process has to be filled with meaning and I'm saying prayers while I'm writing it," said Rabbi Reuven Yaacobov. The Berlin rabbi curiously eyed the orange-painted robot as it ceaselessly wrote down the first book of Moses. Yaacobov then showed visitors the traditional way of writing the Torah the way it's been done for thousands of years.

Matthias Gommel from robotlab said the robot initially wrote down the Christian Bible in German, Spanish and Portuguese before it was reprogrammed with the help of an Israeli graphic designer.

Both the robot and the rabbi are part of the exhibition "The Creation of the World" about the significance of Hebrew handwritings in Judaism. The show also presents Hebrew scrolls, wedding contracts and other medieval documents from the Braginsky Collection. The robot will be on show through January 2015 — the rabbi and the scrolls will only be there until Aug. 3.

Source: Huffingtonpost.

[08/09/14]   The way, the Truth and the Life: JESUS!

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LATEST MECHANICAL NEWS: Germany sets record for peak energy use – 50 percent comes from solar.

The Fraunhofer ISE research institute has announced that Germany set a record high for solar use on June 9—on that day the country's solar power output rose to 23.1 GW—50.6 percent of all electricity demand. The record occurred over a holiday, which meant less demand, but it still marks a major step forward for the world's solar power leader.

Despite not having a generally sunny climate, Germany has been pushing solar energy —but not from the huge solar farms seen in other countries. In Germany, the focus has been on rooftop solar collectors mounted on homes, businesses and buildings of any other kind. Currently, over 90 percent of mounted solar panels in the country are on rooftops. The country broke two other records around the same time, producing 24.24 GW of solar generated power between 1 and 2pm on June 6, and over that entire week, the country produced 1.26 TWh of electricity from solar power. In stark contrast, recent reports indicate that solar power makes up just 0.2 percent of total energy production in the U.S.

The popularity of solar panels on rooftops has been bolstered by generous solar subsidies from the government along with a successful ad campaign. The movement is part of a plan by the German government to reduce greenhouse emissions due to electricity being produced in coal fired power plants and a simultaneous phasing out of nuclear power plants (all such plants are scheduled for closure by 2022). That leaves solar, wind and biomass—the country has been eagerly pursuing all of them, though clearly solar has become the national leader.

Source: Phys Org.

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Intelligent mega mechanical machines

[06/13/14]   Jesus, the chief Engineer