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Hi and welcome to Metal Supermarkets, the Convenience Stores for Metal.

I'm Jason Jackson, Operations and Development Manager.

One common question we hear at Metal Supermarkets is:

What is the difference between ferrous and non-ferrous metals?

Well, today we'll take a look at the answer.

The simple answer is that is that ferrous metals contain iron while non-ferrous metals do not.

Ferrous metals came into existence around 1200BC

When iron production became more common in the Iron Age.

Commonly used ferrous metals include:

Alloy steels, carbon steel and wrought iron.

These metals possess tensile strength and durability

but are also vulnerable to rust

though there are two exceptions: wrought iron and stainless steel.

Most ferrous metals are also magnetic making them useful in motor and electrical appliances.

Common non-ferrous metals include:

aluminum, copper, lead, zinc, tin and precious metals like gold and silver.

The main advantage of these over ferrous metals is malleability.

No iron content also means they have a higher resistance to corrosion.

Unlike ferrous, metals these non-ferrous metals are non-magnetic.

This is important for electronic and wiring applications.

Be careful when it comes to stainless steel

as some people will mistake it for a non-ferrous metal because of its corrosion resistance.

But it actually is a ferrous metal.

Hopefully this video has helped you understand the difference between ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

If you need metal for your next project

Metal Supermarkets is the world's largest supplier of small quantity metals

carrying over 8,000 types, shapes and grades of metal, cut-to-size and ready fast!

For more infomation >> The Difference Between Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals | Metal Supermarkets - Duration: 2:32.

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Why Embracing and Driving Change Makes All The Difference - Duration: 1:51.

One of our company core values is

Embrace and drive change.

What does that mean?

Let me tell you, that even young people could be a Monk (US OCD TV Character) like me

Change is painful. Changing your routine is something that feels a little bit uncomfortable.

Maybe? More or Less.

Embracing and driving change means actively getting out of your comfort zone and

changing things - the way you do things.

To give you a simple example, introducing a new email marketing software if it has superior features

is something that we just did, twice this year

Why? Because just like with people, if you buy software

if you use software

you only really get to know it when you work with it.

No trial, whatever even if it is 1 or 2 or 10 weeks

can give you the same experience as working with a product, as working with a person

and then you have to make a decision. Do we change again? Oh yeah we change again

because we believe in that.

"Oh no it's so much work, we need to do that and we need to do that..."

This is the opposite. Complaining that it is so much work, complaining that it's not possible

if you go to some big companies like IBM

I guarantee you 90% of the people there are like that

"No no it's not possible, we cannot change it"

This is why big companies  get slower and slower and slower

The percentage of people that are fighting change

is growing and growing and growing

and you want to actively fight  this instinct of not changing

"No no, I wanna stay here"

Let me tell you that fun in business and life

starts that moment you leave the comfort zone

Embrace and drive change is just about that.

Thank you.

For more infomation >> Why Embracing and Driving Change Makes All The Difference - Duration: 1:51.

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What Is The Difference Between Heartburn And Acid Reflux? - Duration: 1:00.

Heartburn, GERD, and acid reflux--

what is the difference?

So heartburn is a symptom.

Basically, it's the way a person telling

us there is something wrong and they

are feeling burning sensation.

GERD is a gastroesophageal reflux disease.

It's a disease complex.

It includes a mechanism, how the acid is coming up

in the esophagus, and the person feels the symptom.

GERD is distinguished by esophageal symptom

and extra esophageal manifestation.

Esophageal symptoms are a burning sensation,

difficulty in swallowing, choking sensation, pain.

These are the classic symptoms.

And extra esophageal symptoms are sometimes

considered silent reflux, which is choking, lumpy feeling,

Globus sensation, pneumonia, bronchospasm.

Those are the extra esophageal symptoms.

Acid reflux is a mechanism.

Basically it's lower esophageal valve.

It opens up and all the food contained

and the acid regurgitates in the lower esophagus.

That's basically acid reflux.

For more infomation >> What Is The Difference Between Heartburn And Acid Reflux? - Duration: 1:00.

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Making A Difference: A Week Of Kindness - Duration: 1:32.

For more infomation >> Making A Difference: A Week Of Kindness - Duration: 1:32.

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Making A Difference: Record Store Mascot Passes Away - Duration: 1:44.

For more infomation >> Making A Difference: Record Store Mascot Passes Away - Duration: 1:44.

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Difference Between Religion & Spirituality, with Dr. Patty Van Cappellen - Duration: 3:49.

And so you mentioned the practices you know so we have religious practices and

we might also have a spirituality spiritual practices. Is there a

difference between one and the other? So I think well spiritual practices it's

kind of more fuzzy term because it's hard to know exactly what spiritual but

not religious people would do. I think many people who would call themselves

spiritual might practice meditation although I wouldn't say on the other

hand that meditation is a spiritual practice but I think many people who are

spiritual do practice meditation. So there are some differences between

religious practices like going to church and then meditation which might have to

do with just a social support the community that's present so I think

there are some differences. But in my work I've been mostly interested in

what's similar between the two and how the two kind of help people find meaning

be connected to people directly around us but also in meditation can be to a

larger circle and and to also experience positive emotion. So there have been a

lot of research showing that going to church increased social support increase

meaning but there hadn't been a lot of research on positive emotion which was

kind of surprising to me because I think for many people going to church is also

a source of joy and we know that positive emotion you know builds health

and well-being. And is it true that religious seem to have a higher level of

happiness than non-religious folks? Yeah yeah there is some research showing

that religious people are happier they live longer they're more satisfied with their

life so obviously researchers have started

wondering why is that why is that? Yes why is that?

That's why you teased a part the question of religion versus spirituality because

spirituality is that kind of that bigger amorphis thing that's even hard to get your arms

wrapped around. Yeah one specific research we did was to investigate

people who go to church every Sunday and so we asked them to but to report how

they felt while attending church and report their positive emotions how

connected they fell to you know their fellow church members and how how much

meaning they derived from going to the church service and what we found is that

above and beyond social supporting meaning feeling more positive emotion

during the church service predicted greater well-being. So it is an important

component and ingredient of religious practices. But also we did something very

similar among meditation practitioner and we found that this relation between

spirituality and well-being also is explained through more positive emotions

derived from meditation. So really the positive emotion that one

can derive from their religious or spiritual practice is really helping

them in increasing well-being.