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Spinning Wheel

Transcript: The spinning wheels came from the earliest illustration from Baghdad, China and Europe but there was evidence that spinning wheel had already come into use in both China and the Islamic World during the eleventh century. The spinning wheel replaced the earlier method of hand wheel with a spindle. Were the dark ages "dark" everywhere? Wheel https://www.encyclopedia.com/science-and-technology/technology/technology-terms-and-concepts/spinning-wheel Why are spinning wheels historically significant? Spinning Jenny: is a multi-spindle spinning frame, and was one of the key developments in the early Industrial Revolution. It was invented in 1764 by James Hargreaves. This invention is historically significant because many people all around the globe were affected. Peoples lives were affected in a positive way because it helped them make thread and yarn more efficiently and quickly.This invention lasted very long time because it is still in use today to make thread, yarn and clothes. This idea is relevant to our understanding of the past because it teaches us how people in the dark ages used to make clothing. The spinning wheels were invented in 500 A.D and 1000 A.D. It is unknown who had invented the first spinning wheel. Where were spinning wheels invented? Charkha: is one of the oldest type of spinning wheel. Mahatma Gandhi was the one who invented this type of spinning wheel. He also included the charkha in the earlier version of the Flag of India. A spinning wheel is an ancient invention that helped people all over the world to make thread and yarn from plants and animals fibers, which were then woven into loom of cloth. Spinning machinery, such as spinning jenny displaced the spinning wheel during the Industrial Revolution. Thanks for watching my presentation Charkha: means circle Credits Spinning Jenny What is a Spinning Wheel? https://www.thoughtco.com/spinning-wheel-evolution-1992414 Who invented the spinning wheels? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_wheel Great Wheel By: Manreet Bahia Types of Spinning Wheels: When were spinning wheels invented? The dark ages was a time from 500 C.E to 1500 C.E, also known as the Middle Ages because historians didn't know much about this time. This period of time between the fall of Roman Empire and the beginning of the Italian Renaissance and the Age of Discovery has been lost in history and many important records have not survived. While Europe was facing many challenges other places such as China were making new inventions that made a huge change the way we live and has affected a lot of people. So to conclude: No, the dark ages were not dark everywhere. Charkha Spinning Wheel

The Spinning Wheel

Transcript: Basis the Spinning wheel The only problem that the spinning wheel cause was slightly inferior quality thread compared to the drop spindle and a shortage of wool on the market. Wool production increased meaning more sheep, more fertilizer and in theory more crops. The Spinning wheel is very important in relationship to other technologies such as the loom, and various other devices to make clothes and other objects from fabric including sail making and the paper industry The Luttrell Psalter dates back to 1320 to 1340 when it was commissioned by a certain Sir Geoffrey Luttrell. He was a wealthy landowner who lived in England and my image is found in this book of prayers The Luttrell Psalter The Spinning Wheel was only used by women as the job of clothing a family was seen as women's work. It made life much easier as it shortened the time needed to make clothing especially for a big family. Majority of peasant could not afford a spinning wheel until later years so many people still used a drop spindle. Mostly upper class women used the spinning wheel The Spinning Wheel was so fast in spinning yarn into thread that there was in fact numerous occasions that there was a wool shortage and the surplus of thread meant that fabrics became cheaper and eventually sewing for the upper class was outsourced to tailors and other professionals in the later centuries and lead to a thriving industry especially during the Renaissance The spinning wheel was developed from an older version called a drop spindle. The drop spindle made better quality thread but took much longer. the spinning wheel increased thread production. This created a new economic boom as widows without support could now sell their thread to weavers. With the spinning wheel it became much faster and easier to produce clothing and fabrics with eventually lead to the motorized version we have today Specific needs Technical and Environmental Problems The basis for this technology was mostly economical as it sped up the time needed to make the yarn into thread shortening the time needed to make the actual fabric and making any clothing, sheets, sails and much more. This technology also made it easier for any woman without a husband or guardian to earn her own wages an support herself without hard manual labour. Commercial Interest Relation to other technologies People affected

Spinning The Wheel:

Transcript: Uber's pricing system. How will we do this? Goals: To win back business from young people Objectives: To make Taxis seem cooler and more attractive to young people To make catching a taxi an experience To make Uber seem more unattractive in comparison Reaching our target audience: young people. “God-view” tool allows Uber to track customers Widely available to Uber's corporate employees Taxis: Free Independent No Big Brother Use media to promote taxis as being a liberating alternative to Uber Putting the cool back in Taxi 1. Implement new/more effective promotional campaign to endorse ‘goCatch’ app Loyalty program for all riders who download app - 10th ride free 2. Initiate a Student Loyalty Program 10% off discount during peak hours (2am-5am), and 15% off discount during off peak times (5pm-1am) 3. Boosting Taxi’s image as young, fun service through social media platforms Water and Berocca provided Optional McDonalds run between (11pm-3am) if McDonalds is 24 hours and on route* Young/enthusiastic drivers allocated to Valley/City trips Free phone-chargers Partner with concerts/festivals etc. Taxi driver selfie = 10% off your next ride Appeal to young and trendy 18-25 year olds Promote taxis as: Reliable Cool Authentic Winning allegiance of young generation is key Ensures long-term support METHOD: Social media Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter etc. Rating system Convenient - paying by card Monitored journey Real-time location Friendly Drivers But... PR Strategy for Taxi Companies No tracking No rating “Free to grab a cab” The Road Ahead: Goals and Objectives The ORIGINAL and BEST The real deal, not some cheap knock off like Uber They are regulated and have always played an integral role in the Australian economy They are legal, and insured and licensed Unlike Uber, a taxi can’t just turn off its tracking service So why do people LOVE Uber? We can't compete on raw cost, but Uber's pricing system is flawed. 1. Surge pricing during disasters. Example: Price increase during Sydney siege. 2. Impact on drivers. High driver turnover- drivers leaving due to poor conditions? 3. Potential for surge pricing system to be used to rort customers. Uber can change prices manually whenever it wants. Strategy: Promote these issues in the media wherever possible and in a timely manner. GOAL! Uber: Putting Brakes on the Party Spinning The Wheel Road Block: The PR Problem Uber and "God View" Uber fails to cater to large groups Promote maxi taxis as the “party bus” Supports young consumers Understands their party habits Offers fun, communal transport option Devise ads showing groups of young people having a fun night out, using maxi taxis for transport

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