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Featured back in April, Avery Storm's official debut single found the singer unable to think about any female but the one who'd just walked out of his life – there simply wasn't a woman in the world who could measure up to his girl. Well, I'm happy to announce that the singer's gotten over his bout of heartbreak, and is back on the prowl – Storm's latest single finds him at the local nightspot, angling to get a Supermodel-caliber shawty to hop into his limousine. While the Jersey-bred crooner's unique vocal style shines as brightly here as on previous features, producer Blastoff's synth-driven beat gives this cut a considerably more club-focused feel than the more organically soulful material we've heard from the artist to date. Is Supermodel's dancefloor-ready sound a good look for the Universal Motown/Derrty Ent. buzzmaker? That, my friends, is for you to decide. Whichever side of Avery Storm's style you prefer, though, you'll want to keep it locked for the latest on his Shotgun Love LP, set to hit store shelves and online retailers "soon."
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Based on my aceo sketch "An Angel's Fall"
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and kept the halo out since she's a fallen angel ;) :)
I did this on Strathmore charcoal paper which has a plaid texture trying all kind
of pencils on it to see how well it takes everything.
Model erefence KK (DA)
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original ,prints available from my website
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US 3627900 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) I'll] 3,627,900 United States Patent [72] Inventor William M. Robinson [50] Field of l74/5l, New Bedford, Mass. 40.]; 339/14 R, 95 R. 95 A, 95 D; 3l7/256, 242 App]. No. 883,121 [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS [22'] Filed Dec.-8, 1969 [45] Patented Dec. 14,1971 I. 5 nda iah 4 Mk I h r et .m mun nmm u w l m l ma m fi mmm m a 0 8 "V. m m mm e w mns' l- SW 0 P BM .1 e C n m m Da c 4 B918 6 r "O 9 e n l S OH 2 u mm nm x w M h mmxm 6 e 2 M mum 2 MM e Ann B m 3 PA Aaa 1R 5m 49 n 79k 1 5 0 .l 0 m 5 W. R m m r 0 0 C mum .m m m r I. c u k m m E u r u n .P m m u. m MJ Sm m m H lk n ur Pm m w B8 MW rW AI De I u CN an m m e 0 e mL m n I E WM C m 5 RC m .1 3 4 2 i 7 5 5 5 i. .l .l I. wire connection may be made. PATENTEDDEBMIBYI I L 3527300 INVENTOR l l/lLuAmA/l. Poem/50M ATTORNEY GRO ND. CLAMP The present invention relates to an electrical ground clamp, forming an electrical connector to the container of an electrical component, for making a ground connection thereto. An object of the present invention resides in providing a new form of ground clamp wherein a paintand surfacepenetrating barb is forced against one side of a bead of-a sheet-metal container and wherein the ground clamp engages the lateral surface of the container and abuts widely spaced edge portions of a head of the container, for effectively resisting stresses applied to a projecting electrical terminal of the ground clamp, for maintaining a stable contact of the barb to the container. The nature of the invention and its various objects and features of novelty, and their advantages, will be best appreciated from the following description in detail of an illustrative embodiment of the invention which is shown in the accompanying drawings. In the drawings: FIG. 1 is a side elevation of an electrical capacitor bearing a ground clamp, as an illustrative embodiment of the invention; FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of the illustrative ground clamp and a fragment of the container as viewed from the right of FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is an enlarged side elevation of the ground clamp, including a fragmentary portion of the container in cross section as viewed at the plane 3-3 of FIG. 2; and FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional viewof the clamp of FIGS. 2 and 3 as viewed from the section line 4-4 of FIG. 3 including a portion of the container. In the drawings, a capacitor is shown having a sheet-metal enclosure comprising a drawn can" or body I!) and a cover 12'having various capacitor terminals 14 thereon. Body and cover 12 are joined to each other by a bead 16 that is sealed hermetically, optionally with solder, resistance-welding, a gasket or the like. In a common form of container, the horizontal cross section is generally oval so as to have semicircular portions (one of which is shown in FIG. 1) and a pair of flat sidewalls I011 perpendicular to the plane of FIG. 1. A novel embodiment of a highly successful clamp 20 that provides a stable and dependable grounding connection to the metal enclosure appears in FIG. 1 and, drawn to larger scale, in FIGS. 2, 3 and 4. Ground clamp 20 includes a body part 22. A barb 24 extends integrally from body part 22 and includes two tines 26 that have sharp and hard edges for penetrating into cover 12 and through any paint and phosphatizing or other protective surface treatment on such sheet metal containers. Ground clamp 20 is formed of hard resilient sheet-metal. Tines 26 have adequate pressure so that, being hard r and sharp, they penetrate into the metal of the enclosure. The space between tines 26 and body part 22 is originally somewhat smaller than the thickness of the head 16 to which the ground clamp is applied so that after the ground clamp is applied the tines bear against the bead with sustained resilient pressure. The reversebent barb portion 24 of the ground clamp extends integrally from body part 22 as already indicated, extending around the upper edge of bead I6; but (see FIG. 2) barb portion 24 takes up only about half of the width of body portion 22. The other half of body portion 22 is extended to provide an electrical terminal part 28 projecting upward from the container to a position of clearance to be accessible for making terminal connection thereto. Terminal part 28 can be used either for a spring-clip connector of approved design or for a soldered connection or in any other manner. Because of the fact that terminal part 28 projects from the enclosure, it is subjected to stress both when a connection is being made to it, and accidentally after the capacitor has been installed. The danger is that the ground clamp might shift around and even become dislodged entirely, leading to possible deterioration of the electrical connection made by the barb part of the ground clamp. Once tines 26 have assumed their installed contact positions, those contact portions should be stable and should remain in position. A pair of tongues 30 are lanced or struck up out of the body portion 22 at widely spaced points, at the edges as shown, and in position to abut the lower edge of bead 16. This abutment is along a line almost directly opposite to the tines 26. Abutments 30 are separated laterally far from each other and for this reason they provide a great deal of stability in case of a side-to-side force that might be applied to projecting terminal 28, applied right-to-lett or left-to-right as viewed in FIG. 2. The fact that the portion 24a of barb portion 24 that extends over the bead bears against the bead when abutments 30 engage the edge of the bead, means that virtually no rocking of the ground clamp can occur when force is applied to terminal 28 in a right-to-left direction or left-to-right as viewed in FIG. 2. The lower edge portion 32 of the ground clamp is curled inward somewhat, and provides'a bearing point that is located at a substantial distance from bead 16. This avoids any leverage or force-multiplication when a deflecting force is applied to terminal part 28 from left-to-n'ght as viewed in FIG. 3. In case of right-to-left force applied to terminal portion 28 (FIG. 3) the tines tend to remain in their established positions against bead 16. The gripping force of the reverse-bent tine 24 and body 22 is great enough to prevent abutments 30 from shifting out of locking engagement with the edges of bead 16. In its manufactured condition, before being applied to the container, the space between tines 26 and body portion 22 of the ground clamp 28 is substantially less than the thickness of bead 16 on which the ground clamp is to be used. The ground clamp is driven downward into the position shown. Tines 26 create shallow grooves in the surface of bead l6 and thus are effective to make good electrical contact to the metal of the container. The distance between the abutment edges of lanced abutments 30 and the part 24a of the barb 24 that loops over the upper edge of bead 16 is such that resilient abutments 30 snap into place under the edge of bead 16 when portion 24a is driven against the upper edge of the bead. Bead I6 is tightly received between abutments 30 and portion 24a of the reverse-bent barb. The whole ground clamp is formed of hard, prominently resilient stock as has already been indicated, and advantageously it is of noncorrosive materials. Berylliumcopper is one suitable material. Stainless steel is also suitable and in some cases it may be found practical to use spring steel that has been given stable surface-oxidizing treatment. In any case the gauge of the sheet-metal used in making the ground clamp is chosen in relation to the dimensions of the clamp and the required resiliency so that tines 26 are forced against bead l6 and penetrate through the surface protection that normally covers the container including bead 16. Once installed, ground clamp 20 is remarkably immune to stresses that may be applied to terminal 28, both when connections are being made to terminal 28 and in handling thereafter. It is evident that the novel concepts in the illustrative embodiment of the invention are subject to a latitude of change and may be utilized in various applications and therefore the invention should be construed broadly in accordance with its full spirit and scope. I claim: 1. In combination a metal container having an electrical ground clamp, said container including a sidewall and a projecting bead extending along an edge of the sidewall and having an outer portion disposed against said sidewall as a projection thereon, said ground clamp comprising a resilient sheetmetal member having a body part disposed against a side of said container adjacent a bead thereof, a barb portion extending integrally from said body part around and closely adjacent to an end portion of the bead and extending as a reverse bend to at least one terminating tine in firm surface-penetrating engagement with an inside lateral surface of the head at a point approximately aligned with an edge of the outer portion of the bead, said body portion also having an edge portion engaging said sidewall of the container at a point substantially spaced from said bead, and an electrical terminal part projecting integrally from said body portion and projecting from the container to an accessible space whereby the position of the ground clamp in accordance with claim 2, wherein said bead is tightly received between the part of said body portion that extends across the end of said bead and said lanced abutments. 4. The combination of a metal container and an electrical ground clamp in accordance with claim 2, wherein at least one tine of said barb portion is disposed opposite the space delimited by said lanced abutments. Patent Citations
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My daughter and I were visiting colleges in the area and I booked this room because it was a Kimpton property.
On the plus side: The room was large and clean. The beds were very comfortable! The staff was friendly and polite.
However, I was disappointed with the quality of the accommodations. Starting with the valet parking situation - it was around the corner from the main entrance of the hotel and not clearly marked. I had to enter the hotel to ask the front desk person where to park. We had a late-night check-in, but the 24-hour valet was unmanned when I actually figured out how to get back to the valet station with all of the frustrating one-way and turn restricted streets of Minneapolis.
The flooring in our room was a strange rough and unattractive carpet. And all of the bathroom fixtures were loose. So when you turned the faucets on, the handle and stem wiggled considerably in the wall and counter - faucet fixtures felt cheap. Even the toilet handle felt like it was about to fall off.
The friendly late night staff misstated the hours of breakfast service for Saturday morning, so we were surprised and disappointed to see that the restaurant serving breakfast was not to open until 10 am (we were checking out at 8 am).
I want to say these inconveniences were magnified by a long day with a late-night-check-in (11 pm). But I purposefully chose this hotel because we were on a tight schedule and didn't want to deal with any "motel-like" surprises or disappointments. I just wanted to check-in, shower, sleep, eat and continue with our trip well-rested.
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Check out this elaborate page-turning Rube Goldberg machine from Brooklyn area maker Joseph Herscher. The inclusion of fire and trained guinea pig really makes this one stand out. [via PSFK]
Check out this elaborate page-turning Rube Goldberg machine from Brooklyn area maker Joseph Herscher. The inclusion of fire and trained guinea pig really makes this one stand out. [via PSFK]
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Absolutely brilliant.
Well done!
Hilarious. I liked the creative use of the hamster. :-D
Amazing; however cute is the hamster, we think it was mistreated
How's he going to turn the next page?
My thought exactly. :)
A motivating discussion is definitely worth comment. I believe that you need to publish more on this subject matter, it may not be a taboo matter but generally people do not speak about such topics. To the next! Cheers!!
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OUTSTANDING!!! As an old Engineer that has been accused of designing one to many 'Rube Goldberg' set-ups…I love it.
I just don't know what to say, but I like it. Bruce
have to like this :-)
I dont think I have the patience to wait. I will just the hand :)
That is a wonderful buildup.
Too cool! :)
the hamster was hilarious
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This is just ridiculously amazing. mesmerised. reminds me of playing mouse trap as a kid.
I don't think I'd want this in my apartment. It looks dangerous with the fire and gasoline next to each other. No way. And the poor hamster jumped when the balls hit the side.
This is cool until you need to turn the next page. But then again, that's why it's just called Page Turner and not Pages Turner, is that it?
Nice implementation………..
Amazingly cool. Cant stop watching the video.
In the true spirits of Wallace and Gromit! Bravo!
Wow, that's just great! All that for one page? I don't know if that's worth dropping my macbook!
I'm with you there. I don't care what kind of laptop you have, I don't think it's worth the risk of getting totally screwed if something goes wrong. I'm sure they had some soft landing pad, but I still wouldn't volunteer MY computer for it.
Innovation rules!
I love it when we use our vast intellect to create rather than destroy.
Hamsters and machines. Oh my! Innovation is exhilarating. Lets hope this has a patent application.
How many attempts, approximately, did it take until you made it work the first time? And what was the most difficult part to design?
Glorious! :D
What I like is the complete lack of "software". A, 2.0, version won't make this one obsolete. Well done.
I'm sorry sir, but that's just not possible! Nonetheless…IMPRESSIVE…I'm always most impressed by things that are not possible appearing to happen at the behest of fevered minds…Therefore, I know who you work for but I'm not talkin'…are you shittin' me?
I do enjoy a good Rube Goldberg machine. And this one was destructively funny.
That is so funny, someone spent some good time to figure all that out.
Great post.
How long did it take to perfect this?? It's absolutely brilliant!
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That is awesome! The only thing that would make it better is if it set itself back up.
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This is an awesome Rube Goldberg machine; I'm always fascinated with these type of contraptions. Anybody seen the OK Go machine?
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Engineers have a wacky and weird sense of fun. I love it.
Very creative job :X I loved it
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I dont usually re-blog unless it is truly spectacular. This i am re-bloging because of the sheer genius and effort & thought that it must of taken to put this together. Bravo. very clever!
This is really a good work. I appreciate your efforts behind that. Have a great day!
Love it!
Ooh. I want one.
Goldberg Machine super good i like and i need have a nice day
everything is fear…………
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Amazing!!! :D
That was incredible. My mind is blown
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A very fun video to light up your Monday!
Love it! Especially the duct tape and the guinea pig.
Nifty, but to bad it's pretty inefficient, since he'd need to set that up for every page. It also takes too long for the page to turn. Not to mention, ouch about the laptop dropping on the ground!
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This video had me cracking up at my desk!
Absolutely great! Loved the thought that was put into this and can only imagine how many times it had to be ran through to get it 100%. Amazing.
Wicked! :) Best way I've procrastinated all day.
Absolutely astonishing! The hamster really did it for me :)
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History of Food & Drink Calendar; Food Timeline; National Food Days, Weeks & Months
1836 Charles Goodnight was born. He is said to have devised the first 'chuck wagon' from an Army wagon in the 1850s or 1860s, with various shelves and compartments for food, equipment, utensils, medical supplies, etc.
1836 The Astor House luxury hotel opened in New York City. Built by John Jacob Astor, it was located on Broadway between Vesey and Barclay Streets.
1836 John Molson died (born Dec 28, 1763). Founder of Molson Brewing Company in Montreal, Canada.
1836 Charles Ranhofer was born (died Oct 9, 1899). Chef at Delmonico's Restaurant in New York City from 1862 to 1896. Wrote cookbook 'The Epicurean' (1894).
1836 Isabella Beeton was born. A famous Victorian home economist, author of 'Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management.' The book, popularly known as 'Mrs Beeton's Cookbook,' contained a compilation of over 900 recipes and advice on all aspects of running a middle class household.
1836 Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt was born. An English physician, he invented the short (6 inch) clinical thermometer. Before this a foot long thermometer was used that took 20 minutes to determine a patient's temperature. Ouch!
1836 John Adlum died (born April 29, 1759). American viticulturist, he is sometimes mistakenly credited with developing the Catawba grape. He was a pioneer in cultivation of native grape varieties, and certainly was instrumental in popularizing the Catawba grape.
1836 Antoine-Laurent de Jussieu died. A French botanist whose ideas formed the foundation of a natural plant classification system.
1836 Charles Darwin returned to England after his 5 year voyage studying flora and fauna around the world.
1836 Alonzo Dwight Philips patented the phosphorous friction safety match in the U.S.
1836 John Loudon McAdam died (born 1756). A Scotish engineer, he invented macadam pavement for roads.
1836 Laroy S. Starrett was born. American inventor, he received more than 100 patents. His first patent was for a meat chopping machine named the 'Hasher'
1836 Max Eyth was born (died 1906). German engineer and inventor working with agricultural machinery in England and Germany. He founded the German Agricultural Society (1884).
1836 African American inventor, Henry Blair of Maryland, received a patent for a cotton seed planter.
1837 Alexandre Balthazar Laurent Grimod de La Reynière died. French writer and gastronome. Notorious for his extravagant behavior, sharp wit and dark humor, he was one of the first food and restaurant critics.
1837 Chicago was incorporated as a city (population 4,200).
1837 Joseph McCoy was born (died 1915). American cattleman, he promoted Abilene, Kansas as a terminus for Texas cattle drives (the Chisholm Trail), shipping the cattle from there by rail to big cities in the Midwest and East.
1837 John Lea and William Perrins of Worcester, England started manufacturing Worcester Sauce (Worcestershire).
1837 John Wesley Hyatt was born. He developed the process for making celluloid, the first synthetic plastic. He also invented a water purifying system and a sugar cane mill.
1837 Threshing machine patented. A threshing machine powered by a single horse treadmill was patented in Winthrop, Maine, by Hiram A. and John A. Pitts.
1837 Louis, Marquis de Cussy died. French gastronome, a friend of Grimod de la Reyniere, who stated that Cussy had invented 366 different ways to prepare chicken. Cussy wrote 'Les Classiques de la table'.
1837 The beginning of the Victorian Era. King William IV died and his 18 year old niece Victoria became Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Her reign lasted for 63 years.
1838 The Anti-Corn Law League was founded in Great Britain by Richard Cobden. The Corn Laws levied tariffs on imported food, which raised food prices.
1838 The first Flea Circus in the U.S. opened at 187 Broadway in New York City.
1838 John Wanamaker was born. Founder of Wanamaker's department store, the first store in U.S. with electric arc lamps, first with a telephone, first to offer money back guarantee. He also financed Anna Jarvis's successful campaign to recognize Mother's Day as an official holiday.
1838 The first state temperance law was passed in Tennessee.
1838 Margaret E. Knight was born. American inventor, she invented an improved paper bag machine to make bags with flat bottoms.
1838 John Muir was born. Muir was a naturalist who was largely responsible for the establishment of Sequoia and Yosemite national parks in California in 1890.
1838 Thomas Andrew Knight died. British horticulturalist and botanist who experimented with geotropism, phototropism and heliotropism.
1838 Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Died. Known simply as Talleyrand, French statesman, diplomat and grand gourmet, called the 'first fork of France.' He served at the top levels of French governments for almost 50 years. During this time his chefs included Bouchee, Careme, and Avice. Many culinary preparations have been created or named for him.
1838 It supposedly rained frogs in London on July 30.
1838 The Great Pastry War began. A brief conflict began between Mexico and France caused by a French pastry cook who claimed that some Mexican Army soldiers had damaged his restaurant. The Mexican government refused to pay for damages. Several other countries had pressed the Mexican government for similar claims in the past due to civil unrest in Mexico. France decided to do something about it, and sent a fleet to Veracruz and fired on the fortress outside the harbor. They occupied the city on April 16, 1838, and through the mediation of Great Britain were promised payment of 600,000 pesos for the damages. They withdrew on March 9, 1839.
1838 Cleveland Abbe was born. Abbe was an astronomer and meteorologist, and is considered the "father of the U.S. Weather Bureau." The Weather Bureau (National Weather Service) was authorized by Congress in 1870.
1838 Julius Hatch, of Great Bend, Pennsylvania was granted patent for a "Machine for sowing plaster, lime, ashes, seed, grain and other separable substances".
1838 Pierre-Marie-Alexis Millardet was born. A French botanist, he saved the vineyards of France from total destruction by the grape phylloxera, a small greenish-yellow insect which sucks the fluid from grapevines. He did so by grafting the French vines on American rootstock, which was resistant to phylloxera. He also developed the first widely used plant fungicide.
1839 'Kentucky Housewife' by Lettice Bryan was published.
1839 Indian tea became available in Britain for the first time. Up until this time only tea from China had been available, and that was very expensive. The import of Indian tea brought the price down so all could afford it, and it quickly became the national drink.
1839 The Great Pastry War ended. See 1838.
1839 Gustavus Franklin Swift was born. Founder of the meat-packing business Swift & Co., the inventor of the refrigerated railway car, and the first to ship 'dressed' beef to eastern markets instead of live animals.
1839 George Cadbury was born. He took over his father's chocolate business and built it into a major chocolate manufacturer.
1839 Marie, Vicomte de Botherel installed kitchens on buses in Paris to serve food. The venture failed, but they were probably the first 'dining cars'.
1839 or 1842 Adolphus Busch was born in either 1839 or 1842 near Mainz, Germany. He founded Annheuser Busch in 1866 with his father-in-law, Eberhard Anheuser. Annheuser Busch is the world's largest brewer.
1839 U.S. agricultural exports for the 1930s were about $74 million a year.
1840 During this decade there is an increasing use of factory made machinery by farmers, which in turn increases their need for cash and also encourges larger scale commercial farming.
1840 The U.S. population is 17,069,453. Farmers are about 69% of the labor force.
1840 Sir Hiram Maxim was born. An American born inventor. Among his hundreds of inventions were a hair curling iron, a mousetrap, an automatic sprinkling system, gas motors, and a machine gun.
1840 Emile Zola was born. French writer and critic who was also known as a gourmand. His detailed descriptions of simple meals, banquets and eating in his novels are among the best to be found anywhere. He was also known for his own luxury dinner parties. "What will be the death of me are bouillabaisses, food spiced with pimiento, shellfish, and a load of exquisite rubbish which I eat in disproportionate quantities."
1840 Joseph Gibbons received a patent for a seeding machine.
1840 Luther Crowell was born. He invented a machine to make square bottomed grocery bags.
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I was thinking the same thing.
First, Cool car Area 51, I like the user name too. You gonna use the '53 grill or the '51? T.I., from the photos it appears to have a MII front end grafted in and the engine isn't set back as far as it could be. The mounts are welded in, quite well, I might add. Looks like he's stuck with fan clearance issues. Far as the fix, I'd try a higher cfm fan first and if it helps some but not enough, the start looking into a radiator with more efficiency. Just my opinion though. AREA51 would be a cool license plate on a '51. olnolan
As I said in another thread, I just don't go out to the amateur car shows like I used to. I can't stand looking at the butchered cars any more. |
Somehow I doubt the car is bungled OR butchered by what I could tell from the photos. Just needs sorted out, seems more likely.
Area51, I didn't see any engine bay shots in your photo gallery- if you could either post a few or point my tired eyes to the page they're on, I'd appreciate it. |
You have your opinion and I have mine.
As a result of my 50+ years of hot rodding, It is my opinion that if you don't have room to put a mechanical fan arrangement into a '51 Chevy with a SBC, then the installation was bungled, as in....done by someone who should have kept their hands in their pockets and had no business trying to put a SBC into a '51 Chevy. |
Your damned right I have an opinion- and were I to give it, I'd likely be in trouble w/the moderators.
Suffice to say-in this regard, you don't have enough to go on to say any such thing as "butchered" OR "botched". But I know that won't stop you, nor should it. Now, may your many supporters rally to sooth your bruised ego. LOL |
Naaah, my ego is fine. All done.
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LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live specs confirmed
This year's Google I/O developer conference has been the stage on which both LG's G Watch and Samsung's Gear Live smartwatches have finally become 100% official.
And now, thankfully, both Korean giants have published full spec lists for their respective first entrants into the Android Wear game.
Let's start with the LG G Watch (pictured above), which has been continuously teased by its maker for many weeks now.
It comes with a 1.65-inch IPS LCD touchscreen with 280x280 resolution, and it's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 chipset. It sports 4GB of internal storage, and 512MB of RAM. A 400 mAh battery is fitted in there too.
The G Watch is water and dust resistant, adhering to the IP67 specification. That means it's dust tight and can withstand being submerged in up to 1m of water for up to 30 minutes.
It boasts 9-axis sensors (gyro / accelerometer / compass), as well as Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity. Its dimensions are 37.9 x 46.5 x 9.95mm, and it weighs 63g. It can be personalized with any standard 22mm strap available on the market.
It will be offered in White Gold or Black Titan when it goes on sale in the Play Store later today. And AT&T has just announced that it will be among the first US carriers to sell the G Watch, without actually providing a release date though. You should look forward to seeing the G Watch in AT&T stores "in the coming weeks".
Next up let's discuss Samsung's offering, which will interestingly compete not only with the G Watch (and the Moto 360), but also with the Tizen-running Gear 2 line that was unveiled not long ago.
The Samsung Gear Live has a 1.63-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen with 320x320 resolution, as well as a 1.2 GHz processor.
It's got 512MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, and support for standard 22mm straps just like the G Watch, but comes with a slightly smaller 300 mAh battery. Though like its Korean competitor it too is IP67 certified, and supports Bluetooth 4.0.
The Gear Live features Samsung's now very well known heart rate monitor that's also present in the Galaxy S5 smartphone and the Gear 2 smartwatches.
Its dimensions are 37.9 x 56.4 x 8.9mm, and it weighs 59g. It will be offered in Black and Wine Red, and it's expected to join the G Watch in the Google Play Store sometime later today.
LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live specs confirmed - reader comments
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It's funny, I thought LG didn't believe in the IP certification, as they said when explaining why the G3 isn't water resistant..
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For me, the paintings, with their finely wrought surfaces and expertly modulated colors, stole the show. One untitled canvas presents what looks like a very "sci-fi" sculptural object placed directly in the center. It might also be a lump of living green coral, mold or fungus. Holes and knobs covering the object hint at an androgynous, self-germinating organism. In another painting, a group of bluish-green cell shapes covers the surface in a rhythmic pattern. Elsewhere, a painted paper wall construction could be a three-dimensional map showing the aerial view of verdant hills, like a schematic rendering of rice patties seen from the air. Another wall mounted construction suggests architecture, perhaps a design for a city housing project of innumerable octagonal units. In this brilliant show, Ross, creates a universe filled with its own peculiar light, air, laws of physics, life forms, architecture, logic and a strong sense of the absurd.
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