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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Thursday, May 09, 2013The Read Zone: On Matt Harvey's Tuesday Night Brush With Perfection, Was It The Best by a Met All Time?#8 Johan Santana, 2012 – Game Score: 90 #4 Al Leiter, 1999 – Game Score: 86 #2 David Cone, 1991 – Game Score: 99 thetailor
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Some games I attended that were not on this list but were great performances by Met pitchers nonetheless:
2. Never Give an Inge (Dave)
Posted: May 09, 2013 at 09:27 PM (#4439101)7/14/01 - Glendon Rusch vs. BOS, 8 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 1 BB, 10 K, 89 GSc The one hit Rusch allowed was an infield single in the first inning, and it should have been called an error on Lenny Harris. 5/14/02 - Pedro Astacio @LAD - 9 IP, 0 R, 2 H, 2 BB, 9 K, 90 GSc 5/15/02 - Jeff D'Amico @LAD - 9 IP, 0 R, 2 H, 2 BB, 8 K, 89 GSc Yes, those two games were on back-to-back nights. It was pretty awesome to be a Mets fan in Dodgers Stadium that week. I should also add that watching that David Cone 19-strikeout game on t.v. with my grandfather when I was 12 years old is one of my fondest baseball memories.
Nice to see Harvey pitching his masterpiece in the old-school Mets uniform.
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Posted: May 09, 2013 at 10:16 PM (#4439136)
Pedro's 15 K no walk no runs 2 hitter in May, 2000 (game score 98) was best ever by Mets pitcher.
5. thetailor
Posted: May 09, 2013 at 11:03 PM (#4439193)
KT -- May 2000?
6. bobm
Posted: May 09, 2013 at 11:16 PM (#4439206)I actually neglected to mention one of the VERY BEST ever -- Bobby Jones's one-hitter against the Giants in the playoffs. I am particularly remiss for omitting that because I was there. It probably would have ranked #4 or so for me - it was a playoff game, but not do or die, even though had they lost they would have had to go back to SF for Game 5.
Game Score in the New York Post, of all places:
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Posted: May 10, 2013 at 12:21 AM (#4439250)For some additional perspective, we turned to the metric called "game score," designed by statistical analysis guru Bill James that's pretty simple: You get points rewarded for innings pitched and strikeouts, and you have points deducted for runs, hits and walks. As Cliff Corcoran pointed out for SI.com [http://mlb.si.com/2013/05/07/matt-harvey-loses-perfect-game/], Harvey's game score of 97 ranks as the best game pitched by anyone this season, topping Texas' Yu Darvish's near-perfect game against Houston by a point, and it's the best showing by a Mets since David Cone scored a 99, striking out 19, on the final day of the 1991 season in Philadelphia. NY Post: Davidoff: Gem by Mets' Harvey gets a near perfect score
I was at this 77 game score of Jae Seo's. It was pretty awesome.
8. valuearbitrageur
Posted: May 10, 2013 at 01:25 AM (#4439275)KT -- May 2000? I didn't think Mets fans would be picky.
#6 - Just when you think you've seen it all
10. depletion
Posted: May 10, 2013 at 10:35 AM (#4439463)So what do people think -- is this the best one? That's what I'm trying to figure out here. Obviously it's a subjective exercise based on how much you value hits, strikeouts, and context/importance of the game -- but I think it is.
I don't know the game score formula (reference, please). Does it include the strength of opponent? I saw the Seaver 4/22/70 game on TV. He struck out the last ten and it looked like if they stuck another ten guys up there he'd strike them out, too. It was, however, the expansion Padres with a below average line-up.
11. depletion
Posted: May 10, 2013 at 10:37 AM (#4439468)
Bobby Jones game, someone got to 2B (Kent?). It was a tense game as the Mets were not scoring much either.
12. thetailor
Posted: May 10, 2013 at 10:46 AM (#4439476)
I don't know the game score formula (reference, please)
13. Never Give an Inge (Dave)
Posted: May 10, 2013 at 10:47 AM (#4439479)Start with 50 points. Add 1 point for each out recorded, (or 3 points per inning). Add 2 points for each inning completed after the 4th. Add 1 point for each strikeout. Subtract 2 points for each hit allowed. Subtract 4 points for each earned run allowed. Subtract 2 points for each unearned run allowed. Subtract 1 point for each walk. http://www.baseball-reference.com/about/pi_glossary.shtml
The Mets have had a lot of memorable pitching performances (if you're a Mets fan). This Dave Mlicki shutout of the Yankees in the first interleague game between the two teams was an electrifying performance, although just a 77 game score. He really had the curve going that night.
14. thetailor
Posted: May 10, 2013 at 11:05 AM (#4439500)Game Score doesn't take into account strength of opponent, but if it did I don't think Harvey would be helped - the White Sox are currently next-to-last in the AL in R/G (although despite having Adam Dunn, they don't rank as high on the strikeout list as I would have expected). Cone striking out 19 guys in 1991 was extremely impressive, although that Phillies lineup wasn't exactly Murderers Row (and it was the last day of the season so they weren't starting Kruk or Daulton).
Yeah, I was thinking the same re: Cone.
It hurt to put Santana's no-no so low on the list, but he really skated through, got lucky, and walked a bunch of guys without striking out too many. I think Leiter's game in 1999 is incredibly underrated -- hell, I think Leiter is underrated in general. You know what's amazing about Harvey right now? Harvey has a 1.28 ERA and 0.68 WHIP right now in 49.1 (say 50) innings. If he comes back to earth and is merely average the rest of the way -- say, pitching to a 3.50 ERA and 1.20 WHIP over the last 150 innings -- his final stats would still be amazing: 2.94 ERA and 1.07 WHIP You must be Registered and Logged In to post comments. |
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I feel like I have to type something, but nothing is really coming to mind. I've slept for the majority of the past day, and I'm starting to feel a little more human. I suppose life just tends to wear on you that way.
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Mobile Minutes: Sneeze Alert
On Saturday afternoon one sneeze set off the alarm that I was getting sick.
Tonight, near 8:00 I sneezed again…and the all clear was given.
I'm so ready to hit the gym.
A new grocery store opened up near where I work. Darco and I went exploring this past weekend to see what fresh, organic options we could find.
…we came home with a pound of chocolate covered espresso beans…
Naturally a photo of our find was required, and then that grocery chain sent it out on their Instagram feed.
I'm still laughing. Who knew eating healthy would be so entertaining?
XXXI: Time Travel
The weeks are beginning to blur together. Occasionally I'm beginning to hear, "Don't burn yourself out", and there have been a few days in the past two weeks that Darco and I have seen each other awake for a total of two hours in one day.
I suppose this is what it means to be working in your 20's. The scary part that I'm beginning to notice is that when you're in a job that you love, and I mean love, you tend to get so wrapped up in it that it can consume your day (and night). Insanely, this applies to myself and Darco. In her case it's all about Starbucks. The kid lives, breathes, and owns* Starbucks. She's currently an Assistant Store Manager, but we just learned her meeting in March will determine if she's ready to move to a full time store manager position. I love hearing stories about her day, and how so many store managers throughout her district ask about her, and how in some cases she's even becoming the model 'trainee' when working towards running one's own store. I'll never tell my students, but in many ways she's the exact example of why people can be very successful even without wasting…spending time in college. Continue reading
XXXI: Keeping Up
Wake up.
I have thirty minutes on the clock.
Grab my pants, where's the shirt for today? Socks? Got 'em.
Start the shower, will the water warm up any faster?
Wake up, let's do this.
Don't stand under the water, you'll waste time.
Get dry. Remember pants and shirt on first, socks last, otherwise you'll be tempted to stay seated on the bed.
Contacts? Those'll be last, let's get the water boiling. 5 tablespoons of coffee, cup is clean.
That cat has got to stop messing with my shoe strings while I'm trying to tie them.
Pour the water, set the timer for six minutes. Do I have my lunch ready? Where's the bowl for breakfast?
Thank goodness that granola was made.
Grab the coat. Shut off the bedroom light. Section one cleared.
Contacts in. Shut the bathroom light. Section two cleared.
Coffee is ready. We need more sugar. Is that almond milk still good?
Bag? Check.
Coat? Check.
Keys? Check.
Phone? Check.
Cereal? Yep, with coffee.
House lights are turned off. Section three cleared.
Almost word-for-word these are the thoughts that stream through my mind Monday through Friday each week. It's quite literally non-stop fun waking up and getting ready without running into any problems. That being said, by the time it is all said and done, Saturday is the first time that I decide to try to breathe. I'll claim the card of just getting older, but this past week absolutely exhausted me and pushed me to a level of stress that I hadn't witnessed in some time. It was a blend of work related stuff, and stuff outside of work. I added to my load this week by starting a college course through the University of Phoenix. It's my first class that could be counted as a Master's level class, but so far it hasn't proven to be much more than reading and discussing theories of classroom organization. That shouldn't come as much of a shock, but I'm still happy that I'm able to take the class (and thanks to Darco's job, we were able to pay for it upfront in full). The passing completion of that class will result in my teaching license being reinstated, something that I can wholeheartedly say I'm dying to achieve. Even without an actual classroom, I feel so inadequate roaming the halls of the school being asked by students if I'm something that I'm not. The downside of course is the additional amount of time being consumed to ensure that I do complete the class…correctly.
From there, there's an added element of my body. While I am losing weight (again), my legs aren't doing everything that I'd like them to be doing. Most notably problems in my knees and still in my Achilles. I'm praying for an opportunity to try a spine and joint center in the city that specializes in working with runners. If it's not my shoes that are causing this, I'll be very curious as to what they end up finding. I'm still running and training, but my workload on my feet is very, very light. It's not worth making problems worse just because I'm stubborn.
Outside of work and running is church (not always in that order). Darco and I continue to spend time at a 'home church' on Thursday nights, soon to be changing to Sunday nights, and personally it isn't easy. There are so many things I've developed horrible habits of being uncomfortable with and they're all coming out at once. I'm not keen on physical touch, aside from Darco, from anyone. I still struggle working with very small children, and pregnancy still makes me extremely uncomfortable. This is just honesty coming out, not acknowledging that any of it is necessarily bad. I suppose the reality is that I need to grow up and be like everyone else. Eventually I have to accept the idea of the same job for 20+ years, I have to accept the average family size, the mortgages, and everything that comes along with it. Truthfully, I'm still denying it as if it were some form of plague. Perhaps it's just the sinful nature of my soul, but I still have zero desire to follow through with all this notions that people point out as joyful and wonderful. I suppose I'm still selfish, but there isn't even a stirring in my soul of, "Oh, this will be so fun." I'm still thinking of running, work, and honestly…just being married.
Fear. I've been trying to fully comprehend and handle fear. Understand the death, destruction, second coming, and everything in between doesn't bother me. There really is very little out there in this world that I fear. I've just about failed at everything I've been a part of, so the world isn't nearly as scary now. With that said, there's still one thing that burns in my heart as an absolute terror. I'm terrified that my wife will leave me. I'm scared that one disagreement, one argument, one forgotten date, failed objective (cooking, cleaning, etc…) will result in her packing up and never returning. Does Darco ever act like that? Absolutely not, but when dealing with stress from the week, it just eats at me. I think back to false promises, storybook thoughts, and tragic endings. My mind reverts back to a time of chaos and isolation. Thunderstorms, softball, and crying myself to sleep. I still remember it all like a permanent scar. Darco knows this, and she always reminds me that it'll never happen. Frankly, I don't see how people can be divorced, be left, and then just play it off as if nothing tragic happened in their life. It's my fear, my terror, it's what keeps me up at night. If I'm not perfect, if I don't fix every problem, my wife will leave me. If I screw up the financials and miss a bill, my wife will leave me. If I get onto her about sleeping too long, or something along those lines, my wife will leave me. I've concluded, through the stupidity in my head, that this will forever be the curse that I'll have to live with.
There's a lot on my plate in the mornings, several thoughts streaming through my mind. The weeks are long, but most of the time they're fun, I just wish I was a better person.
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Believe it or not, I've made two separate dishes last week from scratch. Each of them I've had several people ask for the recipe on. I'm so pumped! People getting excited about healthy, flavorful foods!
XXXI: Being the last American runner
I've been staring at this screen throughout the past week, trying to formulate thought while also motivating myself to type something up. It's been a challenge because I know what I've wanted to type about, but for some reason the topic continues to bring up a 'brick wall' or 'writers block'. I'm not overly sure why, but I'm going to try the age of trick of writing until the block clears itself up. For the record, 'writers block' is truly one of the few things that I've come to absolutely despise as a human. The reason why FilingThePapers has been quiet is due to this recent struggle.
Not that any of you are too worried about it, but I figured I'd at least clue you in on the random array of thoughts and ideas that cross my mental cortex.
As for the topic…
For around six months now I've been trying to culminate my passion of running into words, and in all honesty there's a bit of a business itch that I've been wanting to scratch. Nothing insane or huge, but something that I've come to really enjoy over the past year. Truth is, I like designing clothes. Again, nothing serious, but your standard t-shirts and sweatshirts. It's very simple and basic, but it's something that I've found joy in. I suppose my overall goal is taking my passion of running and sharing it to the world in form of articles of clothing for anyone and everyone to enjoy.
Looking at the running world, along with any specific sports culture, the clothing that's primarily made is made for runners who are doing just that…running. However, what you don't see a lot of is clothes that promote the joy, but are designed for everyday attire. Let's be real; there's nothing more comfortable in this world compared to sweats, a hoodie, and perhaps your favorite, tight stitched, high thread count t-shirt (some of you will vouch for leggings as well for comfort, but please note…I'm a dude…). It's the casual wear that I've really wanted to experiment with. There's nothing wrong with being able to wear your passion, even when you're not necessarily partaking in the passion at the given time.
This is kind of the origins of the "Last American Runner". It's a personal journey, but I don't think it's just an individual's story. I believe that for whatever the reason is, people throughout our culture desire to be great at something, anything, but they don't necessarily know how to take the first step. So many times, especially in the world of running, we view specific people who are trained, groomed, and designed to be great at a specific event. However, that only makes up maybe 5% of our population (complete guess)? The rest of us are just trying to move by the means of our own motivation, and hoping to catch glimpses of anything that could be inspiration. In many ways that's what I want "Last American Runner" to be. Sure, the forefront is all about the running, but the backstory is more about helping people find their inspiration to live and motivation to succeed.
How does one do that? I'm not really sure. I'm not famous (though in some places I am infamous), I'm not really an athlete, and I don't necessarily ooze success. I'm in many ways just your average Joe. My prayer is that recognizing that identity can be the catalyst for "Last American Runner". A brand, a thought, an organization that is very truly for the people, by the people. No strings attached.
I'm not an advocate of New Year's Resolutions, I think they are truly one of the biggest wastes of our lives. We set ourselves up for failure by lying to ourselves and not recognizing the truth of our real, inherent identity. I want "Last American Runner" to inspire others to accept themselves, and just try at succeeding in their own world. That could be in the form of running, health, and other aspects upfront, or it could be deeper acceptances of self-image, self-discipline, and personal identity. I'm not really sure because everyone will have their own story. I plan to continue to use Facebook, Twitter, and the blog to move content, but I'm also recognizing that I have to start with just one person in order to move this idea…I have to start with me.
Eventually, someday, when the planets align I'll be able to start the prints for the shirts. Praise God I've had training on Adobe products, and someone was kind enough to give me a iMac because both elements have been key to some design. I have a few base sketches/designs I've made, and I'd like to share them with those who have rocked with me over the past 3 1/2 years here at FilingThePapers.
So…I guess, enjoy?


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US 1510632 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) Get y y J. NUIRY A LocK MEcHANisM y Filed April 18, 1922- 2 sheets-Sheer. i l .5. -1 vsNmR-f 35 v @37 l? @M M5 Q7 f M ATTORNEY Octo 7 B924. l ,510,632 J. NUTRY LOCK MECHANI SM Filed April 18, 1922 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Patented ct. 7, 1924. i y i,5110,63*2v JOHN NUTRY, or'nrncnwoon, NEW JERSEY. Loon MECHANISM. Application med apra 1s, 1922. serial No. 555,469. To all whom it may conce/fn: Be it known that I, JOHN NU'rRY,.a citizen of the United States, residing at Ridgewood, in the. countyof Bergen and State of Newv Jersey, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Lock Mechanism, of which the following is a specification'. This invention relates to a lock mechanism which, altho capable of use in various connections, is nevertheless particularly adapted for use in connection with a novelty container such, for instance, as those indicated in my co-pending: applications, derial Nos. 555,468 and 550,587. A particular yobj ect of the invention is to provide a lock mechanism.l which consists of parts of simple design and which may-be easily and cheaply manufactured and assembled. A furtherobje'ct is to so design the loc that portions ofthe casing thereof are eX- tended to `constitute essential partsA of the container structure. Other objects and aims of the invention, more or less specific than those referred to above, will be in part obvious and 'in part pointed out in the course of the following description of the elements, combinations, arrangements o f parts and 4applications of principles, constituting the invention, and the scope of protection contemplated will be indicated in the appended claims. In the accompanying` drawings which are to be taken as a part of this specification, and in which I have shown merely a preferred form of embodiment of the invention:- f f Figure 1 is an edgeview of a container constructed in accordance with this invention, being partly in transverse section to illustrate the construction and arrangement of the lock mechanism. Figure 2 is a plan View of the container, partly in section, also for disclosing the construction and arrangement of the lock mechanism. Fi v taken substantially upon the plane of line III of Fig. l. Figure 4 is a plan view of thel spring element employed. in the lock mechanism. Figure 5 is a plan view of a key-receiving disc employed. V f v Figure 6 is a view illustrating the 'form of key employed. gure 3 is'fa transverse sectional view- Figure 7 is an edge view of the container, being partly in section substantially the same as in Fig. 3, but illustrating a modified arrangement in accordance with which the lock may be linger controlled. Figure 8 is a view `similar to that seen in Fig. 7, but illustratingV a modification in which the lock elements are constructed to operate oppositely to corresponding parts of the previous figures. Figure 9 is a: fragmentary detail view of the structure seen vin Fig. 8 for illustrating particularly the arrangement of the latch members employed, andv Figure l0`is a fragmentary sectional view illustrating the `manner .in which the latch members of the lock mechanisms Figs.` l to y7 are adapted to interengage with the latch lugs. Referring to the drawings for ldescribing in detail the structure which is therein illustrated, the reference character Lindicates the body of the container. This is rec-r tangular in shape and a cover is providedr for closing the otherwise open upperside thereof. v v Preferably this container is constructed so that to outward appearance it closely resembles an ordinary book, the cover G constituting one ofthe book covers and the body L constituting lt-he other cover, indicated l, the leaf portion, indicated 2, and the back portion indicated. The two covers' and the back portion may be finished in leather, fabric, or .other suitable material, and'may be printed or ornamented as `desired as is the practice with ordinary books. The leaf portion may be made from a single strip of sheet brass bent Vinto U shape to provide oppositey leg portions 4 and 5 suitably polished outsideto resemble the end leaf' edges, and the connecting portion 6 of the U being disposed and likewise polished to resemble the front leaf p edgeportion. 1 4 This strip of metal may be formed with marginal flanges, as 7, for stiffening and ornamental purposes, and the ends of the legs 4L and 5 may be connected withk the back .3 ypreferably by means of tangs, as 8,` which comprising a bottom wall 11, a front wall 12 and opposite end walls 13 and 14, the front and end walls being formed as integral flanges bent upwardly from the bottom wall, the end walls being disposed to lie snugly against the inner surface of the legs 4 and 5 and the front wall being disposed to stand spaced away from the inner surface of the wall, or part, G so as to define a lock chamber 15. Preferably the upper edge of the wall 12 is provided with a flange 17 which laps within the adjacent flange '.7 and which is of suitable proportions to definitely space the upper portions of the walls 6 and 12. The bottom wall. 11 is held rigidly to the cover l preferably by means of tangs 13 which extend upwardly from the cover and thru suitable apertures formed in the wall 11. Preferably also these tangs extend thru mating apertures, as 19, which are formed thru the interposed portions of the flanges 7, and in this way said tangs serve to definitely space the lower portions of the walls 6 and 12. End edge portions, as 20, of the walls 13 and 14 also engage against the inner surfaces of the flanges 10 and thus the liner, or stiff'ening member is held rigidly in position as a part of the body and cooperates with the wall 6 to define `the compartment 15 within which the lock mechanism is contained. Any suitable form of hinge structure may be arranged at the locality indicated by the reference numeral 21, by which the cover G is adapted to swing into and out of position closingthe open upper side of the body. The lock mechanism consists of a pair of slide plates, as 22 and 23, arranged within the compartment 15, both lying flat against the wall 12 and each having one or more latch members 24 thereon projecting thru the wall 12 into the interior of the container, suitable slots, as 25, being provided thru said wall to permit required back andv forth sliding movement of the latch members as shown. The adjacent ends of these slide plates are suitably cut away so that they are adapted to slide past each other, and the remaining portions are provided with key notches 2o therein into which the key, as 27, may be inserted and against the walls of which the key may operate to simultaneously slide the plates together. Fitted into the compartment, and lying parallel with and against the plates 22 and 23 is a spring device 2S. rllhis device corn sists of a central, or body, portion 29 and two pairs, as 30 and 31, of spring arms, said pairs extending in opposite directions away from the central portion and being shaped, at their outer ends, to define wedge openings 32 and 33 respectively which are disposed at all times to engage against opposite end edges of lugs, as 34 and 35, of the slide plates. This spring device is preferably made as a stamping from a single piece of sheet metal and it is formed so that the arms of eaehpair are slightly sprung apart to accommodate the lugs 34 and 35. The wall surfaces formin@` the wedge openings 32 and 33 are disposed so that whenever the plates are slid together asy by the key 27, the lugs will operate to further spread the arnis. As soon las the key pressure is relieved the tendency of the arms to return to normal will wedge the lugs outwardly and return the slide plates to normal or release positions. The central, or body portion 29 is preferably formed with an opening; 36 within which is rotatably received a. disc` 37, said disc having a key slot 38 therethru thru which the key may entend into engagement with the notches 26 of the slide pla-tes. A similar disc, as 39, may be mounted within a depression 40 of the wall 12, the two discs being substantially.concentric and serving together to properly rotatably support the key. c rihe cover G is tted with latch lugs 41 having nose portions 42 which are adapted when the cover is closed to engage behind the latch members 24 for holdingthe cover closed. l/Vhen the latch members 24 are moved toward each other, as just described, however, they disengage from the nose portions 42 and thereby leave the cover free to be opened. Preferably the latch members 24 also have nose portions, as 43, thereon disposed to lap the inner sides of the latch lugs 41 thereby improving the interlocking connection between the parts when the cover is closed. In the modification F ig. 7 the structure there shown is substantially identical with whathas been already described except that the slide plates 44 thereof carrying the latch members 24 are provided with finger extern sions 45 which project outwardly thru openings, as 46, formed thru the end wall-,portions of the compartment 15, said portions 45 being adapted to be pressed-together, by finger pressure, whenever it is desired torelease the cover G. No key operating feature is required for this structure. Y ln the modiiicffition liig. 8, the structure is the same as described with reference to igs. 1 to except that in this instance the arms of the spring member 28 have their wedge openings reversed with respect to the showing in the previous figures. The slide plates and 23, in this instance, therefore, are normally urged in a direction towardveach other. The key notches 26 and the latch members 24 of said plates are, therefore, also reversed, As many changes could be made in this be slid, and a single spring device arranged to engage said plates to urge said plates to normal position, said plates being disposed in a common plane, and said spring device comprising -a single piece of sheet metal resting flat upon said plates collectively and having resilient portions engaging saidV plates. 2. A lock mechanism comprising a pair of plates mounted to yslide with respect to each other, means whereby said plates may be slid, and a spring device arranged to engage said plates to urge said plates to normal position, said spring device consisting of an integral member having parts dening a pair of wedge shaped openings, the portions of said parts constituting the walls of said openings standing in engagement with interposed portions of said plates, and said parts being resilient and disposed to exert a pressure against the interposed portions of said plates to thereby move said interposed portions toward the larger ends of said openings. 3. A lock mechanism comprising a pair of plates mounted to slide with respect to each other, means whereby said plates may be slid, a spring device arranged to engage said plates tourge said plates to normal position, said spring device consisting of a single integral member having parts dening a pair of spring arms, said arms being shaped to provide wedge shaped openings between them, and said slide plates each having a lug projecting into one of said wedge shaped. openings and engaging said arms adapted to spread said arms when said plates are slid thereby generating a power in said spring device 'for returning said plates. 4. A lock mechanism comprising a pair of plates mounted to slide with respect to each other, means whereby said plates are supported to lie in a common plane, means whereby the plates may be slid, a spring device for yieldingly holding said plates in normal position, said spring device comprising a single integral piece of sheet metal disposed in a plane at one side of the plane of said plates and resting Hat against said plates, said spring device being shaped to provide a central portion and a pair of spring extensions projecting therefrom, the end portions of which stand in constant engagement with parts of said plates respectively. v 5. A lock mechanism comprising a pair of plates mounted to slide with respect to each other, means whereby said plates are supported to lie in a common plane, means whereby the plates may be slid, a spring device for yieldingly holding said plates in` normal position, said spring device comprising a -single integral piece of sheet metalv disposed in a plane at one side of the plane of said plates and resting flat against said plates, said spring device being shaped to provide two pairs of spring arms, said arms having wedge shaped openings between them, and lugs formed upon said plates extending into saidi openings arranged to i engage said arms for springing said arms apart and for thereby generating a power in said arms for moving said plates. 6. A lock mechanismcomprising a pair of plates mounted to slide with respect to each other, means whereby said plates are supported to lie in a common plane, means whereby the plates maybe slid, a spring device for yieldingly holding said plates in normal position, said spring device comprising a single integral piece of sheet metall disposed in a planeat one side of the plane of said plates and resting flat against said plates, said spring device being shaped to provide a central portion and two pairs of spring arms projecting therefrom, the central portion having an opening therethru, the portions of said plates beneath said central portion having key notches provided JOHN NUTRY. Witnesses l Vl ELIZABETH SYGIEL, ALBERT MimoNIoK. Referenced by
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I thought this was really funny!
Oh and I saw some Hamtaro figures in this video! :D
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Extension to column addition
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Super clear demonstration of expanded column addition, very nicely presented. Suitable for Years 5 and 6.
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"The study did not meet the pre-specified criterion of improvement in overall survival," Sanofi said, referring to a Phase III study of Zaltrap, also known as aflibercept, in treating prostate cancer.
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Transfer All Blackberry Contacts to IPhone
I want to transfer my contacts to my Iphone but it only transferes 36 of 500
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and it doesnt work with BIS neither with the sync it only transferes the 36 and if i want to backup my blackberry it suddenly considers all contacts but they are separated however -
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Sync the bb contacts with your Gmail account and then sync your I phone with your Gmail contacts using itunes
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this doesnt work either since ive got bb 9900 and i also tried it with BIS but it just transfers 36 contacts out of 500
Re: Transfer All Blackberry Contacts to IPhone
maybe you should have stuck with a blackberry then :P
can't us sync all your contacts using ms outlook and then sync them with your iphone? - 10-20-12, 04:03 PM #5
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Shary, where exactly are you running into a problem? My BB is synced to both Gmail, and Outlook. All of my contacts are there. I assume your iPhone can sync to those as well. So what is not working?
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Download GoogleSync for your BB
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Do you happen to have multiple address books on your device. Open the Address Book, press menu, select options. You should see each list if more than one, it will be displayed as your email address or "an" email address. "Default" may also be listed. If you see "Desktop" that is for a BES address book and wont be easily synced to anything other than your Companies Outlook account.
- 10-21-12, 04:17 AM Thread Author #8
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exactly i see unknown on the list an my email adress so what shall i do now ?
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my contacts are divided in 2 section one is called unknown which has the majority of my contacts and the other one is named by my email adress
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1. Export your BB contacts in vCard form on your PC using the BlackBerry Desktop software
2. Import the contacts from your PC to your iPhone
Transfer All Blackberry Contacts to IPhone
Sell the iPhone solved!
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lol thats not that easy
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mate it doesnt work either same problem here just 36 out of 500
Hey there. Were you able to solve the problem of transferring all of your contacts from Blackberry( I mean crackberry) to iphone? LOL. I did the same steps people are telling me and I only get 63 contacts transferred while my other 2103 contacts dont come over to outlook over windows contacts. Let me know if you found a way my friend. Thanks. ( besides selling my iphone _ LOL_)
Yes, there is a very easy solution now: IntouchApp. Just install on your Blackberry and iPhone and login with the same account - done! Get the app from AppStore / AppWorld or IntouchApp: Apps and Plugins
Crackberry doesn't have a tutorial for it..lol
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ABC Amber BlackBerry Converter is the best software I have ever used for that.. It is now called Elcomsoft Blackberry Backup Explorer and you will need the standard version, which costs $49. If you work for a company that supports other BlackBerry's see if they will buy it for you. I would then put everything in a gmail account and have that as the only account that you sync contacts with. Keeps life much easier in the long run.
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BB to iphone
HI All
I have just got an iphone 4 (would have had a new BB but my provider did not have any in stock) as my BB bold decided not to function as screen has gone blank. Anyway need to get everything to my iphone as use it for business. I have got BB on computer and have got the backup etc to my phone, but how do i then transfer that to my iphone.
any help gratefully received.
Just go to BlackBerry World download the in touch app and follow the instructions it's a free app that will transfer all contacts in mins.
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Some tips in net tell you that you can transfer contacts from balckberry to iPhone via Gmail. That is to say, you firstly backup contacts in BB to Gmail via Blackberry desktop software. After that,On your iPhone, go to Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars. Select 'Add Account' and select 'Microsoft Exchange'. Enter your Gmail username and password when you're asked. Now, in the 'Server' field, type "m.google.com" and select 'Yes' to sync contacts and calendars. Restart your iPhone and you will see that all BB contacts are in iPhone.
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Running 5 hp air compressor in shed electrical questions
I have a shed approximately 150 feet from my house. It is fed by copper 6 gauge wire from a 200A sub panel in my house to a 100A breaker panel in the shed.
I want to install a Ingersoll Rand 5hp 240V single stage air compressor out there. I happen to have a 40A breaker handy.
Is the 6 gauge wire large enough to handle the load of the compressor? Will the 40 amp breaker work? What gauge wire should I use from the breaker to the compressor?
Hopefully, there is some realistic breaker protecting the feeder to the shed. You're not going to draw 100A on #6.
40A is way oversized for a 5HP motor at 240V. #6 will feed enough for the 5HP, but what else is on the panel?
I have a 400A main panel in the basement which feeds a 200A breaker panel. There are two 100A breakers in the 200A panel which in turn feed a 100A panel in the attached garage and a 100A panel in the shed.
The shed has some fluorescent lights, some outlets, a grinder, a table saw, that's about it. When I run the compressor it will be used for an impact wrench, at the moment I don't have any other plans for it. When I'm doing mechanical tasks I won't be using anything else (at least at the same time, well maybe a trouble lamp). I don't work out there at night.
My main concern was will the #6 wire handle the compressor without overheating. Thanks.
If it is a real 5 HP motor the full load current is 28 amps (Table 430.148).
It willl take significantly more than than at start-up.
The LRA code letter on the motor can be used to calculate starting current (Table 430.7B).
If the voltage drops during starting the current will go significantly higher and start time becomes longer.
Article 430 covers motor loads.
This is the compressor.
I should contact IR for technical support on this, correct?
I don't want to spend hours poring over the NEC. I just need to know if the #6 wire will handle the load and what size breaker I will need to safely and properly run it.
I have a bulldozer with big, high torque bolts I want to break loose to remove the motor for a rebuild. The air wrench is an IR 431C and my portable compressor doesn't provide enough cfm to provide full power to the air wrench.
It looks like I will have to go to the library and get a copy of the NEC.
From a little reading in the intrawebs:
1. It looks like my #6 wire will work.
2. Thermal protection should be provided by the motor itself.
3. Short circuit protection will be provided by a typical properly sized breaker.
3. A properly sized GFI will be needed as an outlet.
4. No switch will be required as the compressor will be just plugged in for use and unplugged when done.
5. No "lock out/tag out" disconnect will be needed as this not a factory where different people will be involved in working on this without knowledge of what one or the other has done or is doing.
Am I correct so far?
I just mentioned I had one laying around and was inquiring if I could use it. Please forget I said that as I already got the idea several posts ago that it was not suited for what I need.
A GFCI breaker would simplify things, one less part to buy. Thanks. I didn't know such things were available, stupid me. The GFCI breaker would provide short and ground fault protection, right?
To sum things up again, all I should need is a properly sized GFCI breaker, properly sized wire to the 240V outlet, I'm thinking #8 and maybe a switch for the outlet.
Also I will need the motor specs and Article 430 of the NEC which I can get at my local library.
From what I read, the compressor draws 21.5 amps. 125% for a motor circuit is 27 amps. A 30 amp circuit with #10 wire should work.
Of course, you may want to check the name plate on the compressor to confirm the amperage.
"A properly sized GFI will be needed as an outlet."
GFCI protection is not required for 240 V loads.
"From what I read, the compressor draws 21.5 amps."
If the motor is horsepower rated in the nameplate you must use the NEC table to determine the running current, not the nameplate.
The table indicates 28 amps.
The wires must be 125% of the current, so 35 amps.
Depending on temperature rating of the conductors and connections you may need #8.
The breaker can be sized at up to 350% (inverse time breaker, AKA 'thermal magnetic') of the full load current to allow starting without tripping the breaker.
That means you can use a breaker as large as 98 amps (actually 100 would be allowed).
If the compressor has an 'unloader' for starting you might get away with 40 or 45 amps.
If you use it heavily (frequent motor starts) you might need to go even higher.
The KVA locked rotor code letter would indicate how large the starting draw is going to be.
"40A is way oversized for a 5HP motor at 240V. #6 will feed enough for the 5HP, but what else is on the panel?"
"The breaker can be sized at up to 350% (inverse time breaker, AKA 'thermal magnetic') of the full load current to allow starting without tripping the breaker.
That means you can use a breaker as large as 98 amps (actually 100 would be allowed).
If the compressor has an 'unloader' for starting you might get away with 40 or 45 amps.
If you use it heavily (frequent motor starts) you might need to go even higher.
The KVA locked rotor code letter would indicate how large the starting draw is going to be.
So now my 40A breaker is looking a little more "usable"?
"Keep in mind, his 6 AWG feeding the shed is protected by a 100A breaker."
While that is likely incorrect conductor sizing, it will not have any affect (beyond voltage drop at start-up).
The problem with long runs to induction motors is one of those 'try it' type things.
Depending on how often the motor is started you MAY need to increase the breaker size (and the NEC allows this).
Starting lower is at least marginally safer, but it can result in having to replace the breaker, or even replace it if the use of the motor changes).
Motor circuits are one of the things that the general rules about wire size an d breaker capacity no longer apply.
The OP has the correct idea that the motor protects itself against overload with built in thermal protection and thus cannot overload the feed, and all the breaker is doing is protecting the feed conductors against short circuit damage.
125% of full load motor current for the wires, and up to 350% of the full load current for the breaker.
So yes, you can see breakers significantly larger than what is typical for general use branch circuits based solely on wire size.
No, it's not going to work. The 5 hp compressor is most likely a capacitor start/capacitor run motor with an LRA of 7.09. I would need about a 120A breaker I figure. If I got a 3 hp compressor it would work with a 100A breaker but I still wouldn't have maximum torque for my air wrench.
Those bulldozer bolts are torqued, I was bending a 1/2 inch breaker bar on them. I'm not going to spend the time, effort and money to attempt a one-time project so I will just haul the dozer somewhere and pay someone else to do it.
If I had buried the proper size wire to the shed it would be sure to work and I'd do it. But with the #6 it might work and it might not. If I spent mucho dinero on a 3 hp compressor and it didn't provide enough cfm for the air wrench I'd just have a nice compressor that wouldn't do the job I bought it to do. Too much of a gamble.
Thanks all.
If your old compressor can get up to 150 psi,
then it can handle a 3/4 inch impact gun.
The problem is getting enough air to the gun.
you will need a 3/8 in. hose and fittings.
Depending on the size of the compressor's
air tank, it might not run the gun for a long
time, but maybe it'll break the bolts loose.
I'm sure you've used a good penetrating oil,
but maybe a 'hot wrench' would help.
"I would need about a 120A breaker I figure."
Thermal magnetic breakers allow a larger current to pass for shirt intervals for things like motor starting loads.
A 50 A breaker should allow 100 amps for a few seconds, and your motor should not take that long to start.
The undersized feed MAY cause problems though.
The LRA puts an upper limit on the peak starting current, but thermal-magnetic breakers are designed to deal with this.
If you could find a straight magnetic breaker for your panel, you would be allowed to use up to 700% of FLA since magnetic breakers trip VERY quickly on even short overloads.


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