Gone are the days when destination leisure and garden centres can get away with offering very little in the way of refreshments. Customers now demand barista style coffee and speciality teas.
category offers is undeniable. A study into the 'most ordered coffee shop beverage' in the 2018 UK Coffee Report showed that the latte is leading the way as the most popular hot drink, followed by the Americano.
In order to serve coffee that will keep up with the high street offering, cafes need to fulfil certain requirements.
More and more consumers are looking for drinks that give them specific health benefits and the demand for healthy green and herbal tea is growing.
Green tea is probably the most widely common 'healthy' hot beverage in the UK. Matcha is also becoming incredibly popular, partly thanks to its versatility and nutritional value, however it tops the list as the most expensive.
There has also been a noticeable increase in the popularity of plant-based milks this year. In the past, drinking alternative milks was mainly driven by dietary intolerance's, but the popularity of plant based diets has seen alternative milks such as oat and soya increase significantly. Providing these options enables vegan customers to switch and their choice is no longer limited. This leaves a positive impact on your reputation and your sales.
Fruit teas and tea infusions have developed so much that there is a plethora of choice. The growth largely driven by younger generations who are less tempted by the traditional 'builder's brew' and look to herbal teas for more diversity in flavour, a sensory experience and added health benefits.
Make sure you boast about natural ingredients and interesting flavour combinations. Tea drinkers are viewing tea as less of a routine based beverage and more of an experience-led drink.


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The PAC's cam tool has a feature that allows a user to set a Boolean variable true or false when the master reaches a certain position going a certain direction. These points are called tappets. These can be used to perform position-based logic while being easy to read and debug. An example of a tappet graph is shown below in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Example tappet graph.
The tappet graph shows that Tappet Channel 1 should be set to TRUE when the master passes 120 going in the positive direction. It also shows that Tappet Channel 1 should be set to FALSE when the master passes 240 going in the positive direction. Tappet Channel 1 will not be affected in any way when the master is moving in the negative direction. Tappets can also be seen on the tappet table, an example of which is shown below in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Example tappet table.
This table shows the same information as the tappet graph, but in a text-based format. The switch behavior can be altered using a pull-down menu that appears when the user clicks one of the cells.
In order to be able to read a tappet graph, it is important to understand what all of the symbols mean. All of the different tappet symbols and their associated behaviors are shown below in Table 1.
Table 1: Tappet symbols and their behavior. Credit CoDeSys.
At this point, it is a good idea to download the example Parker Automation Manager project archive file for this FAQ. This project has 2 axes (one of which is a Compax3), a cam table with tappets, a motion program and a Web Visualization component that will allow the user to run the demo.
If you do not have a Compax3, you can simply use another virtual axis as the cam slave. To do this, delete the Compax3 from the device tree and create a virtual axis with the name vSlave.
Now that the project is loaded, go to the POUs tab and open up the program called "POU". On the far-right of the Continuous Function Chart, there are two function blocks: MC_CamIn and SMC_GetTappetValue (Figure 3).
The MC_CamIn function block is required to put the axes into cam mode, and SMC_GetTappetValue is a useful way to find the state of the tappets in a given cam table. The latter will now be described in more detail.
The reason to use SMC_GetTappetValue instead of simply placing a Selector block on the Tappets output of the MC_CamIn function block is because it offers additional logic functionality and a convenient way to manage it. The table below shows the functionality of the block's inputs and output.
Table 2: Inputs and Output of SMC_GetTappetValue. Credit CoDeSys.
Tappet signals to be evaluated by MC_GetTappetValue.
Group-ID of the tappet to be evaluated. This is the value of the relevant tappet channel on the cam table.
Initial value of the tappet to be assigned at first call.
If TRUE, at a restart of the CamIn function block the value of the tappet will be set to bInitValue.
If FALSE, the tappet value will be retained at a restart of the CamIn function block.
The value of iID can be changed at any time and multiple SMC_GetTappetValue blocks can be attached to a single Tappets output.
The function block gives the user some additional options in bInitValue and bSetInitValueAtReset. The input bInitValue gives the tappet a starting value while bSetInitValueAtReset tells the function block to set the tappet back to its initialization state if the Execute input on MC_CamIn is cycled.
Here is an example where tappets may be useful. A machine is built to cut extruded aluminum to length. The aluminum is extruded continuously, and is cut by a circular chop saw that moves back and forth on a linear stage so that it can keep pace with the feed rate of the extrusion while it is cutting.
Camming the linear stage to which the chop saw is mounted (the linear stage is the slave while the master is a nip roll encoder running along the side of the extrude) would be a viable way to solve this motion application.
A good way to tell the machine when to actuate the saw downward would be to use tappets. The tappets would be set up such that the tappet channel becomes TRUE when the extrude has reached cutting position (the cut length) and becomes FALSE when the extrude has moved a certain distance past that (the length of the linear stage minus a safety margin).
When first entering cam mode, the linear stage might be at zero velocity. At the same time, the extrude could be at a non-zero velocity. In this case, it would be disastrous if the tappet controlling the actuation of the saw were TRUE when the linear entered cam mode. The saw would descend and immediately be shattered by the force of the moving extrude. To avoid this, the programmer would want bInitValue on SMC_GetTappetValue to be attached to FALSE. This would ensure the saw stays in the rest position until the linear stage and extrude are properly aligned. In addition, the programmer would want to attach bSetInitValueAtReset to TRUE so that the saw cannot actuate accidentally just because MC_CamIn has been reset.
In order to make bidirectional operation more precise, the programmer may want to compensate for backlash. This would not be an issue for the saw application because the extrude is only going in one direction. Packaging applications, however, often involve repetitive bidirectional motion profiles that are cammed to a conveyor line. One way to deal with backlash in a cammed operation is to use the TappetHysteresis input on the MC_CamIn function block.
Assume that the stage being used is a low-precision ballscrew stage with 0.1 mm of backlash. Note that this would not be necessary with a linear encoder because that would have already compensated for any backlash in the system. Assuming their units scale to millimeters, the programmer can attach 0.1 to the TappetHysteresis function block and the axis will travel an additional 0.1 mm before changing the value of the tappet when traveling in the negative direction. This will allow any process (such as label application) that uses the tappet for control logic to operate more repeatably while in bidirectional motion than it otherwise would.
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A heart wrenching portrayal of parental 'Devorce" for one child. The red heart at eye level of the individual stands out the most. Who is the person taking a very large knife to the 'heart' of the tree. Is this a child sharing their experience of emotional hurt? Or, is this artist depicting a parent taking a knife to the emotional heart of the child? Numerous jagged edges appear throughout the tree branches indicating aggressiveness. What is this child artist revealing with this artwork? Is this child able to spend time with both parents? There are many questions without answers with this startling artwork.
A large knife across the entire page sets the tone for this thought. Perhaps, the ransom style note indicates anonymity as the child is unable to express how they feel to either parent. How does a child reconcile mean statements about their co-parent? Divorce is between the parents and about the child. Hopefully, someone will allow this child to share their emotional experiences about parental divorce.


We know you are in terrible hurry to get to March. You're parsing through every mock bracket, trying to figure out if your team will make the tournament and whether it will be sent to Boise. (Pro tip: There's no site in Boise this year). You're checking the daily fluctuations of the NCAA's NET ranking more closely than you're monitoring the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Here's the thing. If you're obsessed with March as February dawns, you're going to miss one of the great months in recent college basketball history. February is loaded with must-see conference showdowns.
With the separation we've seen at the top of major conference races - a couple or three exceptional teams creating a wide gap between themselves and the second tier - some fascinating games are waiting to be played.
We could try to concoct a nickname to get you more excited about it. (February Frenzy?) But we're confident that once you look at the list you'll understand (all rankings reflect Week 13 Associated Press polls).
Overview: The Tar Heels own one of the season's most embarrassing losses, an 83-62 home debacle against Louisville. They no doubt will want to exact the kind of revenge that the Cardinals did a week ago, when they paid Pitt back for the Panthers' excellent performance in a January home win. If the Cards get this one, they would firmly establish themselves as one of the most surprising league-title contenders in any major conference.
Overview: No team in the Big 12 is safe from the crowd: Seven teams in the league are within two games of K-State and Baylor in the loss column. They are tied for first and KU, which has won or shared 14 consecutive league championships, finds itself having to hustle to keep pace. If the Wildcats get this one at home, the Jayhawks would have two games to make up before the end of the year.
Overview: This is one of the few high-end showdowns that already delivered its first episode, and it was a fascinating game. Virginia couldn't find a way to contain Zion Williams and RJ Barrett - who combined for 57 points - and Duke won by two, despite playing without injured point guard Tre Jones. There's no guarantee the winner of the ACC will get a No. 1 seed and a possible chance to play at the East Regional in nearby Washington; but it's a fair bet.
Overview: Marquette last won a conference regular season title in 2013, when it tied Georgetown atop the Big East standings, the last season before the league split into its current form. Villanova has won four of the five titles since. This matches two teams with dynamic offenses that are working to discover their defensive identities, which generally means it's a treat for fans. Marquette point guard Markus Howard is one of this season's most entertaining players.
Overview: Other than the Cougars' road loss at Temple, no team in the American has come within two possessions of Houston. Coach Kelvin Sampson has them defending at an elite level, 13th in the nation, whereas Cincinnati's typically top-of-the-line defense has been effective, more than dominant. But Bearcats wing Jarron Cumberland has averaged 24.4 points over the past five games, and he will be a challenge for the Houston D.
Overview: Other than their first meeting with Louisville, the Tar Heels have been terrific. They won at N.C. State and Miami and hammered Virginia Tech at home. Might they be a factor in what many view as a two-team race in the ACC?
Overview: A whole lot of people are looking forward to a couple of eventual Kentucky-Tennessee showdowns - and overlooking the possibility the Tigers could sneak past both. They stole a win from Missouri last weekend, recovering from a 14-point deficit inside the final 3 minutes, and that could be crucial in surviving a rugged February schedule.
Overview: The Wildcats get both of the league's top teams at home in the space of eight days, which makes it a crucial period for the Wildcats' ambitions. They want the opportunity to play NCAA Tournament games in Louisville, but they're not getting there without winning either the SEC regular season or tournament. Both would seal it. But that's true for the Vols, as well.
Overview: Have we ever waited longer for the first edition of the Carolina-Duke rivalry? Usually the game is played earlier in February, but both teams obviously have plenty to keep them occupied in the meantime. This remains the greatest rivalry in American sports.
Overview: It seems safe to say both teams won't be undefeated by the time they meet in Baton Rouge. It's also safe to say this will be a heck of a basketball game.
Overview: The Spartans and Wolverines will meet twice in the space of two weeks and are likely to decide the race in what may be this season's strongest and deepest conference. Michigan State knows it will not have wing Joshua Langford for the rest of the year and will have to find a way to replace his consistent scoring ability from the wing opposite Matt McQuaid. Michigan remains the nation's best and most versatile defensive team.
Overview: K-State has not won at Allen since 2006. Something to remember, one way or the other.
Overview: Let's see how the first one goes before we make any pronouncements, but expect the follow-up to be a great show. Even if it's played in February, not March.


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