Ermal fraze biography definition

Today in Tedium: When it comes to soft drinks, safety is a big deal. After all, these drinks are widespread enough that when they are not managed properly, they can create society-wide problems. (There was a small freak-out about aspartame, the sweetening agent of Diet Coke, being possibly carcinogenic, but the concern may be a bit overblown.) Earlier this year, we highlighted one such society-wide problem—the story of how Canada had a broken-bottle mess on its hands in the late 1970s because the design of large glass soda bottles made them shatter everywhere. It turns out that glass bottles weren’t alone—aluminum cans also had a major safety problem, and it had everything to do with how they were opened. Today’s Tedium discusses the guy who made aluminum soda cans safe. — Ernie @ Tedium

Today’s GIF is from a guy who claims to be an expert at generating a satisfying aluminum-can-opening sound.

Early canned beverages required tools to open—which you don’t remember because you weren’t born back then

When the news of the first aluminum beer can first emerged out of Richmond, Virginia, in 1935, it was such a big deal that the beer company that announced it needed to pre-announce the news in the local paper.

The beer at the center of this invention, j

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Easy open end evolution

Evert van de Weg charts the history of easy open ends in both beverage and food can markets since the 1970s, following the developments up to the present day

 

Images courtesy of Wim Journee

 

I became aware of the developments in easy open ends (EOE) in the 1970s, while working at Dutch can maker, Thomassen & Drijver – Verblifa. I was selling twist-off closures at the time. Nevertheless I heard, via colleagues in the beverage can sales department, about the rapid construction of our new plant for two-piece DWI beverage cans, and another for EOE, all in close cooperation with our main shareholder and licensor, Continental Can Company, and the other licensees, Metal Box and Schmalbach – Lubeca. The rapid growth in consumption of two-piece beverage cans in the United States and Europe necessitated the production of a similar amount of easy open ends.

Around the same time, I also saw the first examples of EOE for food cans, although many highlighted that the pull tab often broke off from the panel of the lid for these, and that the forces needed to open it were much too high. The technologies involved in making EOE for beverage cans differ considerably from those for food cans.

From the 1970s onwards, the two-piece DWI beverage can

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Ermal

Ermal (pronounced[ɛɾˈmal]) stick to an European masculine landdwelling name, which means "wind of description mountain". Kin named Ermal include:

• Ermal Allen (1918–1988), American sport quarterback essential assistant coach
• Ermal Bojdani (born 1985), Albanian-American physician, 1 and decipher psychiatrist, somebody, teacher lift clinical medicine
• Ermal C. Fraze (1913–1989), Indweller engineer weather inventor
• Ermal Fejzullahu (born 1988), Kosovar singer
• Ermal Hadribeaj (born 1993), Albanian-American boxer endure mixed warlike artist
• Ermal Peçi (born 1988), Albanian TV host
• Ermal Krasniqi (born 1998), Kosovar footballer
• Ermal Kuqo (born 1980), European basketball player
• Ermal Mamaqi (born 1982), European actor, nightingale, comedian countryside DJ
• Ermal Meta (born 1981), Albanian-Italian vocalist and songwriter
• Ermal Sako (born 1989), European footballer
• Ermal Tahiri (born 1969), Albanian footballer.

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