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A radiant gas burner is provided having a casing adapted for connection with an air-gas mixing and supply system including a flux dissector and a mixer. The burner further includes a metallic mesh emitter inside the casing having lower and upper meshes. The lower mesh and the upper mesh each have porous openings. Each of the lower and upper meshes having a radius of curvature wherein the lower mesh is spaced apart from the upper mesh.
1. A radiant gas burner comprising:
a burner having a casing with a first aperture therethrough;
said burner includes at least one air-gas mixer connected to said casing to provide an air-gas mixture flow;
said casing includes a gas dissector between said air-gas mixer and an emitter, whereby said air-gas mixture flows through said dissector;
said dissector comprises a grid having ribs defining an upper grid plane and a lower grid plane, a portion of said ribs at an angle of inclination from about 45 degrees to about 60 degrees relative to said lower grid plane; and,
a lower mesh and an upper mesh positioned above said dissector form a bi-convex lens shape combustion space therebetween, wherein said lower mesh is curved toward said dissector whereby part of the radiant gas emission from said lower mesh and said upper mesh is focused at said combustion space.
2. The radiant gas burner of
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said lower mesh openings having a size and said upper mesh openings having a size, said lower mesh opening size less than said upper mesh opening size; and,
each of said lower and said upper mesh having a radius of curvature greater than a diameter of said burner.
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11. A radiant gas burner for improving gas combustion quality, comprising:
a burner having a casing adapted for connection with at least one air-gas mixing and supply system including a flux dissector and a mixer;
a metallic mesh emitter inside said casing having spaced apart lower and upper meshes, said lower mesh and said upper mesh each having porous openings;
said lower mesh openings having a size and said upper mesh openings having a size, said lower mesh opening size less than said upper mesh opening size;
each of said lower mesh and said upper mesh having a radius of curvature greater than a diameter of said burner;
said at least one air gas mixing and supply system is tangentially connected to said casing whereby an air-gas mixture flow is introduced in a generally circular flow into said casing thereby providing uniform flux distribution along substantially the whole area of said lower mesh; and,
wherein said lower mesh and said upper mesh form a substantially biconvex lens shape including a combustion space therebetween.
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15. A radiant gas burner comprising:
a burner having a casing adapted for connection with an air-gas mixing and supply system;
a metallic mesh emitter inside said casing having a lower mesh and an upper mesh, said lower mesh spaced apart from said upper mesh;
said lower mesh and said upper mesh shaped substantially in the form of a lens shape including a combustion space therebetween;
said lower mesh is curved rearwardly and forms a convex side of said lens shape; and,
wherein said combustion space is in the shape of a bi-convex lens and both of said lower mesh and said upper mesh forming convex sides of said lens shape.
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The invention relates to the field of engineering with respect to combustion of gaseous fuel and gas heaters/burners. More specifically, the present invention relates to radiant gas burners applied both in industrial and consumer applications.
Infrared Radiation gas burners, alternatively referred to hereinafter as IR or radiant burners, allow the replacement of heat transfer by convection with more economical radiant or convective radiant means. IR gas burners enable increased heat transfer efficiency to an object being heated by using radiant heat exchange. Due to efficient radiant cooling of an emitting surface, the temperature in the combustion zone decreases which results in a much lower nitric oxide (NO) content in the combustion products.
Ceramic matrices or sets of metallic meshes are used as radiating elements in radiant gas heaters. A radiant gas burner with a radiating element in the form of a two-layer ceramic matrix is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,889,481. A downstream air-gas mixture motion is therein described, wherein a burner body comprises a first layer of porous ceramic material adjacent an inlet side and a second layer of porous ceramic material adjacent an outlet side. The first layer is 0.25 mm thick and possesses a porous structure with pore diameter of between 0.01 and 2.5 mm. The thickness of the second layer is 1.25 cm and also includes a porous structure with a pore diameter of between 1.25 and 10 mm. The shortcomings of the above described burner include high flow resistance and brittleness of the material layers (ceramic matrix).
Industrial IR burners with low carbonic oxide (CO) and nitric oxide (NO) content in combustion products are known, for example, from Russian patent publication no. 2,084,762. The typical industrial IR burner, described therein, consists of a casing, IR deflector, an injector with a nozzle and mixer, a reflector with a shelf, a radiating ceramic mouthpiece, and a mesh. Accommodating the reflector at some distance from the injector's outlet allows uniform combustion along the whole burner's surface and reduces the carbonic oxide and nitric oxide content in the combustion products. One of the shortcomings of this type of burner is that the ceramic mouthpiece poorly withstands thermal and physical shocks and thus, is of little use in burners for domestic gas cookers. Additionally, burners with ceramic mouthpieces have a limited power control range.
An industrial radiant burner is also known (see for example U.S. Pat. No. 4,437,833) to work in heat units using natural and liquefied gas of medium pressure. This type of industrial radiant burner usually consists of a casing, a nozzle unit, an injector, a dissector, an emitting orifice, and a screen mesh. The emitting orifice can be a unit of 32 holed ceramic plates, for example, having a fire channel diameter of 0.85 mm. The casing can include an emitter consisting of refractory mesh and a reflecting screen of metallic wire fixed in the casing. Combustion occurs in between the refractory mesh and the reflecting screen. To provide uniform air-gas mixture flow distribution, dissector plates are accommodated inside the casing. The major drawbacks of the industrial radiating burner, as of all burners with ceramic radiating elements, are insufficient resistance to physical and thermal shocks, small power control range, and high flow resistance.
Using metallic meshes, instead of ceramic radiating elements, has found application in radiating burners for hot-water boilers. These types of burners consist of a flat holder with a supply gas line, see for example U.S. Pat. No. 5,474,443. There is a radiating element fixed on the holder that constitutes a metallic mesh of hemispherical shape and at least a one holed gas-distributing surface of the same shape. Air-gas mixture combustion occurs above the mesh surface. To obtain sufficiently complete combustion above the surface of the metallic mesh, one needs an object returning part of the mesh emission back towards the metallic mesh. Such an object in the burner considered can be a boiler furnace surface surrounding the burner, thereby limiting this type of application in other devices.
Other challenges associated with metallic emitters include a larger portion of radiant energy from the emitter going in the opposite direction of the heat receiver, thereby resulting in undesirable heating of the burner's casing.
Another metallic mesh IR burner is known and comprises a set of metallic meshes located downstream from the flow of the air-gas mixture. A first distributing mesh converts a dynamic component of the pressure into a static one. At the same time, the first mesh shields the burner's casing against backspattered emission. A second and a third mesh are coupled as one pack and form a burner's emitter. A fourth protective mesh guards the emitter against mechanical damages. The burner also accommodates a gas nozzle and an injection air-gas mixer located in parallel with, and under, a distributing mesh (O. N. Bryukhanov et. al., Unified Metallic-Mesh IR Burner, Gazovaya Promyshlennost, N 3, 1985). In the given burner, the first mesh is made of a punched metallic plate. Efficiency of �trapping� backscattered emission via the mesh(es) is directly related to the total area of the holes made in the plate, i.e. with a real plate cross-section. Increasing the efficiency of backscattered emission �trapping� requires lower �real� plate cross-section. Meeting this requirement will lead to high flow resistance of the gas dissector and consequently to lower working capacity of the burner in general. This is a significant drawback of the given design of the gas dissector.
Another disadvantage of the aforementioned burner is that the location of the air-gas mixer does not ensure uniform distribution of the air-gas mixture on the emitter surface and causes additional flow resistance. Further shortcomings of the burner also include the fact that structurally reliable automatic ignition can't be provided. Ignition can be done from outside the burner only, i.e. from above the latter downstream air-gas mixture flow towards the mesh. If one uses spark, resistive or another ignition, during the burner operation, the ignition unit will be within an undesirable high temperature zone.
A radiant gas burner is provided including a burner having a casing with a first aperture therethrough. The burner further included at least one air-gas mixer connected to the casing to provide an air-gas mixture flow. The casing includes a gas dissector between the air-gas mixer and an emitter whereby the air-gas mixture flows through the dissector. The dissector comprises a grid having ribs defining an upper grid plane and a lower grid plane.
A radiant gas burner is provided including a casing adapted for connection with an air-gas mixing and supply system having a flux dissector and a mixer. The burner further includes a metallic mesh emitter, inside the casing, having lower and upper meshes. The lower mesh and the upper mesh each have porous openings. The lower mesh openings have a size and the upper mesh openings have a size. The lower mesh opening size is less than the upper mesh opening size. Each of the lower and upper meshes has a radius of curvature greater than the burner's diameter.
A radiant gas burner is provided including a casing adapted for connection with an air-gas mixing and supply system. The burner includes a metallic mesh emitter, inside the casing, having a lower mesh and an upper mesh. The lower mesh is spaced apart from the upper mesh. The lower mesh and the upper mesh are shaped substantially in the form of a lens. At least one of the lower and upper meshes forming a convex side of the lens shape.
Various exemplary embodiments according to this invention will be described in detail, with reference to the following FIGURES wherein:
The given invention, to be described in more detail below, provides for a radiant gas burner which improves the quality of gas mixture combustion, reduces nitric oxide and carbonic oxide content in the combustion products, and increases the burner's efficiency owing to more uniform air-gas mixture flow. The mixture can be introduced tangentially into the casing and allowed to flow through a gas dissector, the gas dissector increases uniformity of the air-gas mixture flow. Additionally, the gas dissector acts as a shield to catch backscattered emission and as a heat exchanger to heat the air-gas mixture at the same time.
The design of the radiant gas burner described in detail below, assures reliable automatic ignition owing to the location of the apertures available in the burner's casing and the gas dissector.
Location of emitter meshes is also an important improvement of the radiant gas burner. In one embodiment a lower and an upper mesh can be arranged so that a combustion zone is a biconvex lens. Part of the IR radiation from the lower and upper meshes is focused onto an inter-mesh zone of combustion, intensifying the latter. The result is that gas combustion quality increases and carbonic oxide content in the combustion products decreases. In another embodiment, the meshes can be disposed in such a way that the combustion zone forms a convex-concave lens, whereas both meshes are placed with a convex side facing the air-gas mixture flux.
Referring to
The radiant gas burner also includes a metallic-mesh emitter installed in the casing thereof generally perpendicular to the air-gas mixture flux. The emitter accommodates at least lower and upper meshes downstream from the air-gas mixture motion, and can include different sized mesh openings. The emitter meshes can be installed into the casing thereof so that they form an inner cavity in the form of a lens. The lens form can have a curvature radius of at least the burner's diameter and can have a thickness of at least 8-10 times the size of the lower mesh openings. In addition, the upper and lower meshes of the emitter can form a biconvex or convex-concave lens.
To facilitate automatic ignition of the air-gas mixture, a first aperture in the casing can be provided between the upper and lower meshes of the emitter. A second aperture can be provided in the dissector. The apertures can be of the same size and aligned such that there is a space therebetween.
Improvements are particularly secured by the design of the radiant gas burner that includes a casing in the form of a cylinder and an air-gas mixer connected with the casing thereof so as to ensure air-gas mixture input tangentially. The radiant gas burner can have one or several air-gas mixers of the same or different capacity, connected to the casing thereof as to ensure the air-gas mixture input into the casing in one direction (i.e. clockwise or counter-clockwise).
The casing of the radiant gas burner can consist of two or more parts with a separate air-gas mixture supply to each of them.
Referring now to
The radiant gas burner operates as described below. The gas entering mixer 2 injects some amount of air necessary for combustion and is mixed therewith. The injection-type gas mixer 2 can be fixed to cylindrical casing 1 so that air-gas mixture enters casing 1 tangentially at low velocity. The air-gas mixture flux can acquire rotary motion, thereby moving circularly inside casing 1 and being reverberated from a cylindrical surface and the bottom of casing 1. The air-gas mixture is directed to the center of the casing and then to emitter 4. Thus, due to such attachment of mixer 2 to cylindrical casing 1, more uniform flux distribution is obtained along the whole area of lower mesh 5 of emitter 4. Such solution produces uniform flux distribution by the whole emitter area even at its large dimensions without special flux bumpers, which are used in the existing radiant gas burners [see for example, IR, Unified, Wind-Proof Gas Burner GIIV-3.65. Operation Manual. Kazan, 1989].
Casing 1 can accommodate several air-gas mixers 2, e.g., to decrease overall dimensions. In one illustrative example, in order to prevent additional higher flow resistance during collision of separate air and gas fluxes, mixers 2 are fixed to casing 1 so as to ensure air-gas mixture input into the casing in one direction, clockwise or counter-clockwise (
Gas dissector 3 a, which is located along the pathway of air-gas mixture flux ahead of emitter 4, allows increasing uniformity of air-gas mixture flux distribution by emitter 4. Gas dissector 3 a is used to reflect part of the emission from emitter 4 which is directed towards burner bottom, as well as to heat air-gas mixture incoming for combustion. Gas dissector 3 a can be in the form of a ribbed grid (plate-type heat exchanger) comprising ribs 10 which are inclined to an upper grid plane 12 and a lower grid plane 14. To promote reflection of the emission, edges of adjacent ribs can be in the same plane perpendicular to that of the grid (
To ensure reliable automatic ignition, aperture 8 can be provided in gas dissector 3 a and aperture 7 can be provided in casing 1. A portion of the air-gas mixture entering into the space under gas dissector 3 a is directed to aperture 8, since the gas dissector has low flow resistance. This same portion of the air-gas mixture passes through lower mesh 5 of emitter 4 and to aperture 7, as upper mesh 6 of emitter 4 also possesses low flow resistance. An automatic igniter (not illustrated) can be fixed opposite aperture 7 outside the burner casing. Air-gas mixture combustion can occur in the space between meshes 5 and 6 of emitter 4 and the igniter can be positioned outside high temperature zone and thus will not interfere with a heat receiver located above emitter 4.
To facilitate ignition, apertures 7 and 8 can have similar dimensions. Aperture 8 can be along a side of casing 1 and geometrical centers of the apertures 7, 8 can be aligned including a distance therebetween.
The cross-section of the gas dissector grid is one of its defining parameters. On the one hand, it must be as small as possible to ensure high effectiveness of backscattered emission �trapping� and/or reflection, and on the other hand, it must be sufficiently large to assure low flow resistance to the incoming air-gas mixture. Thus, the maximum allowable flow resistance of the gas dissector grid provides a limitation to the increasing effectiveness of backscattered emission trapping.
The area of the grid surface contacting the air-gas mixture flux is another parameter. A larger contact surface enables more heat to be transferred from the heated grid to the air-gas flux. The grid ribs as shown and described provide for an increase to the contact surface area and an increase in heat transfer.
To increase heat transfer and its effectiveness in the gas dissector, one can use corrugated plates or rings to form a ribbed grid (
maximum heat transfer during heat exchange between the emitter, the gas dissector, and the air-gas mixture flux; and, small dimensions.
Tables 1, 2 and 3 document operational parameters of a gas dissector grid 3 a, calculated for a radiant gas burner with specific heat capacity of 200 kW/m2, and an emitter's area of 0.01 m2. The grid material used was steel 12X18H9T.
The variable parameters included: grid thickness�h, rib inclination to grid plane�β, and rib thickness�δ. The calculated values included: real cross-section of the grid�m, hydrodynamic resistance�Δp (Pa), and heat transferred by convection�Q (W).
As seen from Table 1, increasing the grid thickness h leads to a larger real grid cross-section m on the one hand, and on the other hand, to a prominent reduction of heat Q transferred by the grid to the air-gas flux.
Table 2 shows that increasing grid rib thickness δ results in smaller real cross-section m of the grid while having little affect on the heat Q transferred by the grid to air-gas flux.
As seen from Table 3, decreasing rib inclination β to the grid plane leads to lower heat Q transferred by the grid to air-gas flux and significantly reduces the real cross-section m of the grid.
On the basis of the given data and with regard to the parameters of the gas dissector grid, one preferred embodiment for a grid configuration is as follows: a grid thickness less than or equal to 5.0 mm; a grid rib thickness less than or equal to 1.0 mm; and, a rib inclination to grid plane from about 45� to about 60�.
As described above, the gas mixture combustion occurs in metallic-mesh emitter 4 between meshes 5 and 6. A greater portion of the heat during combustion is transferred to lower mesh 5, which, when heated, becomes a source of IR. The upper mesh 6 intensifies the combustion process by returning part of the emission back into inter-mesh space 30, and by being heated through the combustion process and emission from lower mesh 5, thereby also becoming a source of IR radiation.
Mesh openings in the meshes, 5, 6 attempt to meet contradictory objectives. On the one hand, they should be sufficiently large to provide low hydrodynamic resistance necessary for normal operation of the injector and, on the other hand, the size of lower mesh 5 openings should avoid flashback. For the upper mesh 6, the total space of open flow area should be sufficiently large to provide low hydrodynamic resistance and at the same time it should return sufficient part of the emission from the lower mesh 5 to maintain combustion in between the meshes.
In one embodiment, the lower mesh openings (not illustrated) can have a maximum opening size of 0.8 mm and the upper mesh openings can have a minimum opening size of 1.5 mm.
The distance between the meshes can be about 8-10 times the size of the lower mesh openings and depends on the ratio of combustion rate and air-gas mixture flow velocity.
In such burner design, the air-gas mixture can go to different parts of the casing both simultaneously and in turn. In other respects gas fuel combustion occurs as described for the burner design shown in
In one preferred version of the burner, a metallic-mesh emitter was used with square openings of 0.5�0.5 mm for the lower mesh and 3�3 mm for the upper one. Referring to table 4, comparative experiments were made using a conventional gas-plasma burner (No. 1), and burners with different geometry of a metallic-mesh emitter, namely, with parallel meshes (No. 2), meshes forming a biconvex lens (No. 3) and meshes forming a convex-concave lens (No. 4). All of the burners were of the same power −1.8 kW. The time to heat 2 kg of water to 90� C. was measured and the combustion products composition was determined. Instantaneous and total gas flow rate was monitored during the experiment. The same pan was used to heat water in each experiment. Combustion products composition was determined by gas analyzer TESTO-350. Table 4 gives the results of the comparative experiments.
As seen from the data given in Table 4, the burner having a combustion zone formed in a biconvex lens (No. 3) resulted in a carbonic oxide content 1-2 ppm or 10 times less than that for a flat burner (No. 2). When heating the same amount of water with a burner in which the combustion space was a convex-concave lens (No. 4), gas flow rate was 12% less (32.1 compared to 36.5) than the burner with flat meshes (No. 2).
As described above, the stated problems can be solved by a radiant gas burner B1, B2 having metallic mesh emitter 4, 34 comprising lower 5, 35 and upper 6, 36 meshes forming an inner cavity 30,40 in the form of a lens (i.e. convex-concave, biconvex) with a radius of curvature of at least the burner's diameter and a thickness or width of at least 8-10 times the characteristic sizes of the lower mesh openings. The lower mesh having mesh size openings less than the upper mesh size. It is to be appreciated that the lower mesh 5, 35 is in a convex orientation relative to the flow of air-gas mixture.
When the meshes are arranged such that the combustion area is an inner cavity in the form of a biconvex lens (
While this invention has been described in conjunction with the exemplary embodiments outlined above, various alternatives, modifications, variations, improvements, and/or substantial equivalents, whether known or that are or may be presently unforeseen, may become apparent to those having at least ordinary skill in the art. Accordingly the exemplary embodiments of the invention, as set forth above, are intended to be illustrative, not limiting. Various changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Therefore, the claims as filed and as they may be amended are intended to embrace all known or later developed alternatives, modifications, variations, improvements, and/or substantial equivalents.
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The work should provide protection to almost six hundred homes and businesses on the Scottish Borders biggest business Park which lie in the town's riverside area.
Local Councillor Gordon Edgar says that insurance prices should come down and business investment in Selkirk will become more attractive.
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Julie and Les Sheppard are travelling from Selkirk to London to demand answers for their son's death.
Andrew Watt died in France four years ago. His parents argue that there was a lack of support from the British foreign office to find out the details of their son's death.
When the son's body returned to the UK it was discovered his heart and brain had been removed.
Last October the pair joined other families whose relatives had died abroad and protested about the lack of support available in that situation.
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Just Released: Panthera's June Newsletter
Read Panthera's June newsletter to learn about how Panthera's Leopard Program Coordinator made the 2011 Mail & Guardian 'Top 200 Young South Africans' List, the record-breaking work being done in Mongolia to uncover the secret lives of snow leopards, Panthera's Father's Day e-cards, the successful bust by Brazilian authorities of an illegal hunting operation in the Pantanal, and how Panthera's scientists' are using cougar conservation best practices to protect the leopards of South Africa. Also read up on Panthera's latest partnerships, events and publications.
Latest Partnership: J. Panther Luggage Co.
J. Panther Luggage Co. is an upscale luggage company whose beautiful products are designed and tested in New York City and hand-crafted and finished by New England artisans. The company's name references the 'panther,' otherwise known as the cougar or mountain lion in the United States, whose range extends throughout North, Central and South America. As a sign of recognition and appreciation for the use of this big cat's image and name, J. Panther Luggage Co. has generously chosen Panthera as their non-profit partner, and are currently making ongoing quarterly donations to support Panthera's wild cat conservation work.
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Applications Now Being Accepted for Rabinowitz-Kaplan Prize for the Next Generation in Wild Cat Conservation
We would like to announce that Panthera is now accepting applications for the 2011 Rabinowitz-Kaplan Prize for the Next Generation in Wild Cat Conservation. Each year, Panthera's Cat Advisory Council awards a prize to a special individual who has made a significant contribution to conserving wild cats, and who represents the next generation of scientists, conservationists, policy makers, politicians and planners who will pave the future of wild cat conservation. The prize winner is someone who has and will continue to work tirelessly to contribute, in a significant way, to the conservation of wild cats.
Press Release: Panthera Exec VP Luke Hunter Explores Conservation Best Practices at Bozeman Mountain Lion Conference
Panthera Executive Vice President Dr. Luke Hunter presented the keynote address at this year's Mountain Lion Workshop in Bozeman, Montana, where he drew upon the expertise and results of long-term research projects like the Teton Cougar Project and others across the United States to demonstrate how conservation ideas developed for cougars in the US are being translated in South Africa to conserve leopards, with unique results.
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Press Release: Panthera Applauds IBAMA & Brazil's Federal Police on Illegal Hunting Bust
Panthera applauds the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) and the Federal Police on successfully uncovering an illegal hunting operation using ecotourism as its cover, which organized illegal jaguar and puma hunts for tourists paying up to R$40,000 (24,748 USD). The regional office of IBAMA Corumbá fined the ranch owner and tour operator R$105,000 (65,016 USD) for the crime of illegally hunting wildlife for tourism purposes.
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We are thrilled to announce that Panthera surpassed its goal of raising $30,000 in a 30 day period through the 'Let Lions Live' campaign to conserve the fewer than 30,000 remaining lions in Africa. Thanks to a generous donor, every dollar of the more than $30,000 raised for the 'Let Lions Live' campaign has been matched.
Save Vanishing Species Stamp Benefitting Tiger Conservation to be Released in September
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A new update with version 2.20.605.3 is coming to Verizon's girly HTC Rhyme. Before you get too excited, no, it's not Ice Cream Sandwich, and it doesn't even contain anything particularly exciting. Here, take a look:
Budget smartphones are a lot like those miniature cans of Coca-Cola you'll find on supermarket shelves - cheaper by the half-dozen than their higher-volume counterparts, but with the obvious catch that you're getting less sweet, delicious corn-juice for your dollar. It doesn't take more than 30 seconds to stop, think about this, and realize that even if you won't finish the big 12oz can during your lunch (or don't want to drink that much soda), you're still basically paying more for choosing to buy less.
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DROID RAZR and RAZR MAXX users excited for an Ice Cream Sandwich update by last week's Best Buy screenshot should brace themselves for some bad news – it looks like the aforementioned devices won't be getting Ice Cream Sandwich just yet after all.
According to a letter being sent out to members of Motorola's Feedback Network, the soak test slated to begin tomorrow simply brings an update to build number 6.12.181 with various enhancement and bug fixes.
Looks like Rezound a RAZR/Maxx owners could be seeing Ice Cream Sandwich as early as next week, if this leaked document from Best Buy that just landed in our inbox is to be believed.
As you can clearly see, Wednesday, April 4th is slated to be the day that the RAZR twins see the Android 4.0 update; while the Rezound update should begin rolling out just two days later.
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The LG Lucid, previously known as the Cayman, is available on Verizon Wireless starting today, March 29th. This decently spec'ed handset sports:
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- 1GB of RAM
- 4" IPS LCD reinforced by Corning glass
- 5MP rear and VGA front-facing cameras with 1080p video capture support
- 8GB internal storage with support for a MicroSD card up to 32GB in size (sold separately)
- 1700mAh battery
- Wi-Fi Direct
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- Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR
- 4G LTE support (as will be the case with all future VZW phones)
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- Android 2.3, slated for Ice Cream Sandwich
- A whole slew of VZW
Looking at these specs, if I didn't know any better, I'd ballpark the price for this device somewhere around $150.
We've been hearing about an upcoming LG device for Verizon's LTE network called the Cayman for a few weeks now; that device is now officially official, and it's bearing the moniker Lucid.
At $80 with a two-year agreement, the Lucid will hit a sweet spot in many users' wallets; just because it's affordable, however, doesn't mean it's lacking in the feature department:
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- 1.2GHz dual-core processor
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While there are no really exciting changes here (*cough* Android updates *cough*), it's tough to complain about software support in any form.
Droid X2 owners should be keeping an eye out for a new OTA set to roll out "soon," bringing the device's build up to 1.3.418.MB870. The OTA is pretty light, coming in at around 35MB, and bringing a small handful of enhancements and fixes to the X2, which debuted almost one year ago. Included in the update are Verizon's Video and VZ Navigator 3D City, Google's security patch, Wireless Alerting System compatibility, and a few other small improvements.
If you haven't already been touched by Verizon's stupid-fast 4G LTE network, then tomorrow may be the day. Big Red will flip the switch on seven new markets, including:
- Dothan and Enterprise, AL
- Naples, FL
- Greenville, NC
- Altus and Durant, OK
- Longview/Marshall, TX
Also on its quest for world domination (at least on the cellular level), VZW will expand its LTE market in 17 existing markets:
Verizon Wireless has just made public an official list of handsets on the network poised to receive Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OTA updates, most being devices for which such updates were a given at this point:
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- DROID Incredible 2 by HTC
- HTC Rhyme™
- HTC Rezound™
- Motorola XOOM
- Samsung Galaxy Tab™ 10.1
- Samsung Galaxy Tab™ 7.7
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YHA Auckland Community Project
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I was driving back to the hotel at 9PM. Very tired and very full. Out of sorts from the travel, the food, the time zone shift and a myriad of business issues that filled my head. I turned on the radio and this incredicible concerto was playing. As I drove it drew more and more of my attention. It wasn't the fire of of Pagannini it wasn't the raw touch to my soul of Rachmoninoff or Schotsikovich - - but it gripped me. It was one of the best performances I have heard of any group. The concerto itself is gorgeous. And then the orchestra dropped away and just the violin played - and played - and played. I drove down the highway and cried. Tears tears streaming down my cheeks and my breath caught and choked. This was music. This wwas that moment I wish for and hope for as a musician, as an audience. This was beautiful. This was that god-moment of silence and stillness in my world filled by the sound of violin. Kori wah nan des kah? Kori was satori des. Singular and personal, yes - but the beauty would still be universal and is self evident.
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Edwards out for rest of the seasonChristopher Lawlor
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Barnes, Knight among Wooten candidatesChristopher Lawlor
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Peabody's talent goes under the radarChristopher Lawlor
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Gilchrist leads St. Pat's past White StationChristopher Lawlor
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Hurley CEO Roger Wyett has been promoted to President of Nike Affiliates. He'll oversee Hurley, Cole Haan, Converse and Umbro.
I asked Roger via email what that means for his role at Hurley and who will handle the day-to-day there.
"The transition will be seamless as Bob and myself work closely together, the timelines will be thoughtful," Roger said. "I anticipate there will be an addition to our talented leadership team, in order to realign the day-to-day roles/responsibilities."
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BEAVERTON, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- NIKE, Inc. (NYSE:NKE - News) announced today that Roger Wyett, VP and Chief Executive Officer of Hurley International will become President of Nike Affiliates leading business and strategic direction across the NIKE, Inc. portfolio of affiliate brands, including Cole Haan, Converse Inc., Hurley International LLC and Umbro Ltd.
Prior to Hurley, Mr. Wyett, 54 served as Global Vice President of Apparel for Nike. He first joined Nike in 1994 and held a number of key senior management roles across the company. He has also worked in senior management positions for Puma USA, and the Walt Disney Company. In his new role, Mr. Wyett will report directly to Mark Parker, NIKE, Inc. President and CEO. Eunan McLaughlin, former President of Nike Affiliates, has announced his retirement.
Nike also announced that Jan Singer, 46, will become Vice President of Global Apparel for Nike replacing Jill Stanton, who has decided to leave the company to pursue other interests. Ms. Singer most recently served as Vice President of Global Footwear for Nike. Andrea Correani, 44, will now succeed Ms. Singer as Vice President of Global Footwear. Andrea has most recently served as Vice President of Footwear for Nike Sportswear. Jan Singer and Andrea Correani will both report directly to Eric Sprunk, Global Vice President of Merchandising and Product for Nike.
"We have tremendous growth opportunities across our portfolio of affiliates and are pleased to see Roger bring his more than 25 years of experience to the team and lead us in our next period of growth within our affiliates," said Mark Parker, President and CEO, NIKE, Inc. "Delivering the most innovative products for athletes is what distinguishes the Nike brand with consumers globally and we look forward to Jan and Andrea's leadership as we create products and experiences that inspire athletes around the world to reach their full potential. I would also like to thank Eunan McLaughlin and Jill Stanton for their significant contributions to our company over the last decade."
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2010 Michel Niellon Chassagne Montrachet Vergers (In Store Only)
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"This is notably ripe but not exotic with an appealingly layered nose of both white and yellow orchard fruit coupled with lovely floral aromas that give way to rich, generous and concentrated medium-bodied flavors that terminate in a clean, cool and precise finish. There is a citrusy character to the agreeably dry finale of moderate depth but note that my score is predicated on the assumption that more will develop with bottle age."
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A.C.T Lighting Exhibits Wireless Solutionâs W-DMX G4 At USITT Stage Expo 2011
A.C.T Lighting will be exhibiting Wireless Solution's W-DMX G4 in Booth #230 at the USITT Stage Expo 2011 held March 10-12 at the Charlotte Convention Center in North Carolina. Wireless Solution Sweden AB is the world's leading manufacturer of wireless lighting control equipment with over 60,000 units sold worldwide and over 35 OEM partners; A.C.T Lighting distributes W-DMX in North America.
Wireless Solution's W-DMX range of products is the consistent choice of top professionals in the lighting industry. It is the only company to offer dual-band 2.4 and 5.8GHz with legally licensed RDM and adaptive frequency hopping in both OEM single PCB or Standard Tranceivers with FLEX function to change a unit to be both transmitter and receiver. The W-DMX G4 BlackBox F-1 comes standard with RDM. All F-Models are both transmitters and receivers and offer a full FLEX with optional anything in/anything out (for example: DMX in, Art-Net out or s/ACN in, DMX out).
A.C.T Lighting believes that RDM furthers lighting technology, opens up new opportunities and makes the G4 even stronger – points the company is eager to share with Stage Expo visitors.
"The addition of RDM to Wireless Solution's award-winning W-DMX products makes them an even more powerful tool for the lighting technician," says A.C.T Lighting's executive vice president Ben Saltzman. "We are excited to bring this capability to our large user base. Adding RDM to W-DMX's roster of features continues to position Wireless Solution as the world leader in wireless and gives more flexibility and control to lighting technicians."
Wireless Solution's W-DMX has been hailed as the best wireless OEM solution. It has been used for lighting major events, including the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, the Nobel Prize banquet, the Berlin Wall 20th anniversary, the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 and many more.
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Welcome to Isaacs Art Center Museum and Gallery
The Isaacs Art Center is located in Waimea (Kamuela) in the South Kohala district of the Big Island of Hawai'i, next to the HPA Village Campus.
The Art Center is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All proceeds benefit the HPA Scholarship Fund, which assists promising young people in realizing their educational goals.
Dear Friends of Isaacs Art Center,
In this time of gratitude, we give thanks to you. We appreciate your patronage, generous support, and friendship. Your interest in our heritage arts and remarkable historic schoolhouse gallery means the world to us. Thank you for enabling us to do what we love to do every day. May you enjoy a bountiful Thanksgiving, not only now but throughout the coming year.
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Luana Lincoln, Karen Yamasato and all of our docents
Isaacs Art Center will be closed on Thursday, November 27th and will reopen at 10 AM on Friday, November 28th.
Physical address: 65-1268 Kawaihae Road, Kamuela Hi 96743
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Indian Deemed as a Traitor over 'Liking' a Facebook Page
By SiliconIndia | Wednesday, 16 January 2013, 02:16 Hrs | 4 Comments
Bangalore: In a shocking episode yet again 'liking' a Facebook page has landed a person in deep trouble. K H Muhammed Ali from Kerala, who is a Dubai municipality employee, has been charged with sedition for insulting national honour.
Ali, a native of Eloor clicked the 'like' button on the Facebook profile of a few Pakistani friends that he made in Dubai. But this has now gotten him into some trouble as the Kochi police have booked him for sedition, reported Mahir Haneef for TNN. He is charged under 66A of Information Technology Act, for sending offensive message and for insulting the national flag under Section 2 of Prevention of Insults to National Honor Act.
It is believed that Ali clicked 'like' on a Facebook page titled 'I Love Pakistan' and a picture showing a dog clothed in the national flag was also seen in his Facebook profile page, as per an FIR filed in September last year. However, recently Ali filed a petition at the Kerala high court challenging the FIR registered by the Eloor police.
But this isn't the first time that a situation like this has come into light in the nation. In November last year two Mumbai girls were arrested for commenting over the bandh on the death of the Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray. The incident had sparked a rage in the country.
However, Ali has challenged in the petition that his Facebook account doesn't have the message 'I Love Pakistan', or any pictures showing disrespect to the national flag.
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1: Facebook have to take necessary action about this types of pages which is trying to disturbed national rules!
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If there was a dog dressed in Indian National flag, that is not called freedom of expression.
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