We came across a mid-week Feel Good surprise when checking in with our manufacturing team this week.
Dorothy, a member of the Taaluma-Team since day 1, is legally blind and legally awesome. She always greets you with a high five, a hug and a laugh that's contagious! With each visit, Dorothy takes on a new piece of the 62-piece-puzzle of building a Taaluma Tote.
After mastering the marking and cutting, she now stitches each panel together to build the foundation of EVERY tote... And she does it with a smile from ear to ear!
So here's to Dorothy, to infectious optimism and to feeling good-- 'cause after all, it's Friday!
-Jack & Alley, Co-Founders
(Trouble seeing photos? Read the blog on our website HERE)
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I did an experiment where I rocreded the time it takes for a ball to the descend the ramp at various angles. I did 5 trials for each angle. Also on every single trial the ball traveled 1.71 m (it didn’t change for any of the angles) I need to find the average speed for each of the angles.3.82 degrees: 3.25s, 2.72s, 3.07s, 3.14s, 2.79s8.37 degrees: 1.67s, 2.23s, 1.88s, 2.16s, 1.74s14.2 degrees: 1.32s, 1.39s, 1.32s, 1.6s, 1.53s19.5 degrees: 1.25s, 1.18s, 1.25s, 1.39s, 1.39s23.8 degrees: 1.11s, 1.11s, 0.97s, 0.97s, 1.25sPlease tell me how to calculate average speed for each of these angles.Thanks!
I love it! Dorothy is just a joy to work with and makes my days better there!!