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Rumor (debunked?): palmPad details leak out? Updated x2: Sketches a repurposed Slate 112
FoxNews has uncovered the above sketch detailing the upcoming palmPad, which they say will debut at CES in January. They say there will be four models of the palmPad, all running webOS 2.5.1. They claim that all four will be "a spin-off of the never-released HP Slate." That latter claim is incorrect, of course, as the Slate was released, albeit in limited form.
One version, for consumers, will run on Sprint's WiMAX 4G network with specs "nearly identical" to the iPad, but adding HDMI-out, front and rear-facing cameras (1.3mp and 3mp). The palmPad is apparently slightly thinner than the iPad, with a 9.7" inch screen, weighing 1.25 pounds, has a USB 3.0 port, and what they are calling a "multi-switch" that presumably is designed as a silent switch.
The image above provides further details - including an optional dock. Up top we see what appears to be power, volume, and that "multi-switch" switch. On bottom we see a dock connector and two audio ports, presumably one is a speaker and the other is a microphone. On the right we see a headphone jack and the aforementioned USB 3.0 port. The lefthand side is more curious, there is a section that looks like it could be a SD card slot and what looks to be a Mini-HDMI port for video-out.
Another version will have an 8.9" screen and be targeted towards education. That will be debuted later in the year. Clayton Morris suggests that the palmPad (note the lowercase p in Palm) will be announced at CES in January and released in March.
Update: Not to toss too much cold water on these rumors, but a couple things to note. A closer look at the supposed palmPad sketches next to the Windows 7 HP Slate seem to strongly indicate that what we are looking at is simply sketches of the Slate with the palmPad name attached to them. The Press Shots from this Engadget Gallery show that all of the ports line up exactly with the sketches above, including the supposed 'palmPad dock' above.
Whether this means that the rumor is false or the result of a mashed-up leaked document that happened to include the Slate's photos pasted with the PalmPad's specs or... something, we don't know. In any case, consider this one to be developing instead of confirmed.
Update 2: We might feel a debunk coming on. This is the HP quick speck sheet from HP in PDF form. The images match the above images from FoxNews exactly except that "Optional HP Slate Dock" has been replaced with "Optional HP palmPad Dock." The numbers match as well. In other words, the image from FoxNews is most definitely a repurposed HP Slate. It's still possible that somebody from within HP simply used those images as a stand-in on the palmPad specs, but again, this one's up in the air, folks.
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Wow... That thing will be damn sexy if these rumors are true.
this device has already been released a while ago. you can watch it here:
the only difference is that it's running windows 7 tablet.
Let's be honest here, when was the last time Windows ran at full speed on anything that didn't have the very latest specs in terms of hardware? A tablet has horrible specs when compared to a desktop, so lag is to be expected.
WebOS, on the other hand, was built with low specs in mind. I don't expect it to be slow on a tablet.
OHHHH.... it is so on!!! :) the next two weeks are going to be the slowest two weeks of my life!!
well I'm a little excited. I just wish they would have tried to give it specs that would make the ipad obselete.
Like what? According to the report it will have usb3, 4g, front and rear facing cameras with flash, mini HDMI. Last I checked the ipad had none of these. (and of course WebOS!!)
Considering that very few specs are listed, I don't know how you can say for sure what it has internally.
Hopefully they are wrong about the specs being close to identical to the year-old iPad. For one, I would like to see a much higher-resolution screen. It's no secret that the next iPad is going to have a full-blown "Retina Display" and will be out within a few months, so it would be great if HP released a tablet with similarly indiscernible pixels.
full-blown "Retina Display"
What does this mean? I'm sick and tired of hearing about 'Retina display'. Yes the iphone 4 has an excellent resolution and dpi, but 'Retina display' is just marketing.
I'm sure the next ipad will have a 'Retina display' because it markets well, but it doesn't necessarily mean anything.
If a 9.7" screen ipad had the same dpi as the iphone 4, then the resolution would have to be: 2530x1897, do you really think that will happen? If so I'll make you as large a wager as you want and I'll give you 2 to 1 odds. Of course since 'Retina Display' is a made up term I'm sure the ipad will have it no matter what the resolution ends up being.
HP needs it's own marketing term for a high dpi display, something that would seem better than a Retina Display.. something like "Cornea Display: Leaving the Retina behind..".. OK, so it's a work in progress.. I'm just tired of hearing "Retina Display".. it's just meaningless marketing hype.
Better yet, Optic Nerve Display, one-upping the retina.
This is good, only I think they should include a reference to the developer of Optic Nerve Display...which we all know is famed scientist Ugata Lata (pronounced LA-ta, like Fa-la-la-la).
So how about Ugata Lata Optic Nerve Display? Kind of catchy? No?
Yes it is marketing term, but at the same time, you know what the F they meant. It's screen resolution and dpi will give the appearance and effect to the user that the iphone 4 does but on a larger scale. How hard is it to understand? Yes Apple marketed a made up technology, surprise surprise. But people understand what it is when they see it.
No 7"? :/ I hope that's the third version.
7 inches is a terrible size for a tablet. It's not large enough, at all, to be more useful than a smartphone, yet it's far too large to carry in your pocket. The only reason that so many manufacturers have targeted that size is because they simply could not compete with Apple on the iPad's pricing, and because Android wasn't ready to run on anything larger (though this will also change at CES with the announcement of Honeycomb).
I'm glad to hear that HP isn't trying to pretend that 7 inches is what consumers want when it's pretty clear that the iPad form factor is what consumers want.
HP can compete on pricing, and webOS can compete at 10 inches. Really looking forward to CES now.
Are you kidding? First of all, there are already 10 Android tablets. Second, 7 or 8 inches is a perfect size for a tablet, especially if you intend to do any kind of typing on it. The iPad is horrible for typing. The ONLY advantage that a 10 inch tablet has over a 7 inch tablet is if you intend to do a lot of drawing on it, granted there is a good app for that and you have a capacative type stylus. Other then that a 7 or 8 inch tablet is the perfect size for everything else (e.i. gaming, typing, browsing the web, video calling, etc.) 10 inches is just too big and clunky to feel good in the hands.
Maybe it depends on how you intend to use it. As a handheld device, 10 inches sucks. As a device that sits in your lap, its better.
Do we think it'll sync my existing app purchases via the Palm Profile, or will I have to buy Angry Birds again?
yes, palm will need a way to give us access to our already purchased apps.
but even if they do, it might be upto the publishers to decide if the apps will need to be re-purchased for the pad.
there are some ipod/iphone apps that need to be re-purchased for the ipad.
I hope we'll be able to log into multiple devices using our Palm Profiles at the same time.
A few direct quotes from the FoxNews Page (http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/12/21/exclusive-ipad-competitor-palm...)
"But the product that could prove to be the strongest competitor isn't from Blackberry-maker RIM, nor a gizmo from the Windows and Intel crowd.
It's from the dark-horse rival, Palm -- and its owner HP."
"We know CES will be chock full of tablets, but I
I feel very confused agreeing with Fox News...
Don't let politics cloud your inner geek vision!
I am buying one as soon as it's on sale. No doubt.
It's the Christmas season, time to put aside the silliness of our everyday allegiances and stand together as a people, united with one purpose...and I don't just mean to enjoy the holiday beverages at Starbucks while we can get them. No, there is something deeper at stake here...Palms around the world joining together in unity!
And world peace, that's another good thing to rally around.
Fox News? Really? Whatever, I'll take the news/leaks anyway I can get em!
at least its not some random chinese website or a geek blog.
FoxNews doesnt post electronics news on a whim, they would only have posted this if they trusted the source.
The big question is price. The HP Slate 500 is an amazing device, but the price is just way too high.
Chop off a little for no Windows 7 license right away, then chip away from there....
Let one model be WiFi only, hell if I want to pay for a monthly contract for one of these things. Otherwise, nice.
yes, this please. though i may still get it on sprint.
ooohh, 8.9" screen just may be the sweet spot, 7" feels too small and 9.7" feels too big. If the screen resolutions is high enough (looking for 200+ dpi) and if its using the next gen dual core processors, count me as sold!
sounds SWEEEET :)))
The biggest obstacle in moving to a device without a keyboard is the sheer number of unnecessary keyboard-reliant shortcuts. I cannot think of a existing keyboard shortcut where tap, tap and hold or gesture + tap couldn't act as a replacement. Seriously, dump the reliance on the physical keyboard, it's webOS biggest usability issue right now, a random nonsensical inconsistent approach to shortcuts or additional menus/options.
Excuse my language, but this sounds f---ing awesome.
FINALLY, something to get excited about with WebOS. Hopefully this is just the beginning of a rush of rumors/leaks about multiple HPalm products on the verge of release. Woohoo!
Long time follower, just joined to chime in my excitement over the news! Cannot wait to hear more as we approach CES.
And here I was seriously considering getting a nook color after the holidays. I may have to reconsider that thought process...
march isnt specific enough, i want day and date, and throw in a time where i can preorder.
Still needs a comic book reader app though ;)
some of these specs, minus the screen size is what the Pre 2 should have came with.
Good to hear that Sprint has not abandoned webOS.
Best thing is the University tablet. Seriously found a niche not yet filled.
Its a niche not filled, but its going to be a hard one for HP to fill.
Most university professors and students are very liberal minded and have an uber lust for Apple based devices. You are going to get some backlash from them for being forced HP products by the University.
And I say this with a Masters and on a Macbook Pro.
Which is absurd since Apple's business/tech model is so closed tight at this point that it's actually very anti-free thought. They've switched roles in their 1984 Super Bowl commercial.
Free thought is just an illusion they put themselves under to make themselves feel good. You won't get an environment more hostile to innovation than academia.
Academia is very open to free thought. You just need to back up your ideas with something.
The most hostile environment to free thought is this thing called 'religion'.
No, no, academia is not open to free thought.
And it depends on what religion you're talking about. In Christianity, you don't agree with your denomination, just go and start a new one, build a church, and get a few people to agree with you. In Islam, just hope you can get out alive.
I just read the Fox article.
ASSUMING that it's true, my prediction is that Palm has landed a deal with a specific university to pilot the PalmPad, like the Amazon Kindle pilot that ran at Arizona State for a short while. I am betting that the university version will not be available to the general public, and I'm also betting that this is being tested with an online university. I'm also prediciting it will be a for-profit school. Non profit schools would allow their name to be used, but with for-profits, this kind of information is proprietary. We probably won't know what school until the pilot runs, or maybe not even until after that, or ever. That's just my take on it.
I've marked what I see in the article below:
A fourth version won't be shown off at CES, I'm told, but it will be ***custom made*** for university students ***to prove how versatile the machines can be.***
The university version sports an 8.9-inch screen and will have access to ***a university's*** internal educational software; it'll also sport any other ***specs specifically requested by the institution.*** Students will start using these in the Fall 2011 semester, HP hopes.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/12/21/exclusive-ipad-competitor-palm...
Sweet as anuthing, would very tempting when I have the money for it
its funny, i dont know the man (mr morris), but not a fan.
I have to partially agree... he's kind of a dufus on Fox's morning show. But, it's finally nice to see some positive press about Palm for a change!!
I don't know enough about Mr. Morris as a journo, but the guy who managed to not only get into bed with, have a baby with, but also marry Natlie Morris nee Del Conti has got to have something going for him:)
As for the story itself, it does not suprise me that HP would recycle the Slate design. The palmPad has got to seriously undercut the iPad on price and one of the best ways to do that is to milk economies of scale for all its worth and reuse industural design concepts when possible. If all this pans out and the price is good, a lot of Android tablets are going to start looking like crapware.
Lighter and thinner than the iPad??? :)
You know that doesn't sit well with Mr. Jobs. He lives to throw out talking points like that about his own products.
Now, give me a Wifi only version, for the same price or less than an iPad with equivalent memory, and I'm there!!
want wifi only version dont need 3g or 4g just tether to my phone for that stuff
wow!!! Sounds AWESOME Give this baby webOs and ladies and gentlemen PERFECTION at last!!! Love Webos!!!
oh shit!
its sound like it will be powerful and everything i wanted it to be but they said it will have similar specs to the ipad? when it comes to processor ram screen res i hop not i hop those specs are closer to playbooks specs not ipad
This is it! WebOS is BACK. Long live Palm!
Version 1 sounds great. Start on version 2 now to keep the momentum going! Think outside the box!
The big question is price. The HP Slate 500 is an amazing device, but the price is just way too high.
C'mon don't take back the first good news that has been on this site since.....????? Maybe a leak to keep the competition guessing?? But where did all the details (university pad, and two other pads, etc) come from?? Must be some truths to this leak!
nice I been waiting for it
A repurposed HPslate running webOS w/ multiple form factors would work for me...
I note that "VGA webcam" in the original spec has been replaced by a partially obscured "megapiel [sic] webcam." Not to say the misspelling indicates that the "leaked" image isn't real (why would HP bother to redesign already tooled hardware, after all), but it doesn't bode well. {Jonathan}
I only hope this is true, I want this tablet! I hope it is as good as rumor has it! I can't wait until it is confirmed. Love my Palm Pre, and would love to be the first to own a Sprint 4G palmpad.
Price is never low enough and I don't think it will be low enough in this case either, but if HP is serious they can market it at a pretty low price point. Though the app catalog is not big now if it does grow their revenuse from app sales go up too. With Windows they basically get a one time profit, with webos and the appstore they can have a recuring revenue stream for app sales. Hopefully they have the hardware, price, and buzz to draw sales which in turn will draw developers.
"Naysayers be damned..."
it sure as hell better not be a repurposed slate. That thing is not at all sexy, and it needs to be if it's gonna succeed. Not to mention we need gesture area(s).. Besides, the slate looks too big to be what the guy was holding in that leaked blacked out photo a while back..
I don't think this is the device we're going to be seeing at CES. The original slate does not resemble the keyboard that supposedly leaked last week. The PalmPad was supposed to mimic the design scheme. The Slate does not. Hopefully the other new regarding Sprint is true. Although, I'd much rather hear about new handsets. And not any damnDED "teen-phones"!
Here's to hoping that the sketch is just a placeholder that someone from Fox News repurposed for this story because they couldn't get access to the actual sketches. Sounds like 2.5 will be tablet optimized. I sure hope they have 3.0 ready to go by the middle of 2011 to complete the reboot of the webOS brand.
It makes sense... Enyo will be beta in March, and webOS needs Enyo as the framework for the palmPad...
(sure, early adopters will get zero apps in the catalog from the beginning, but...)
Clayton Morris from Foxnews.com is getting ready to do MacBreak weekly on http:/live.twit.tv so perhaps he will mention his scoop on the new iPad competitor. (11am Pacific)
Debunked or not...I am getting excited about all the leaks lately! Where there's leaks, eventually there's a flood!! Bring it ON!!! :-D
For me...exciting news no matter how accurate. I'm getting totally stoked about the "coming" weeks.
Just as with the current webOS devices (original Pre excluded if you'd like), this one will probably also be a quality product. However as we've come to discover, Palm + (quality product) != (mainstream winner).
I "REALLY" hope that HP Palm takes to the airwaves, or any other available "waves" for that matter, with a marketing and promotional campaign like no other. If they can pull of some of the types of clever marketing that "the" Google has been doing for both the Nexus S and CR-48/Chrome OS, I believe that the chances are really good that the inaugural palmPad will be the first in a long line of new webOS devices that become mainstream winners
it might be true, since the original slate from HP had only a USB 2 port, not USB 3, so this could be the same frame but only running webos.
I smell half-baked not ready for prime time tablets coming my way. Please let me be wrong. Please let HP have an awesome virtual keyboard. Please let them figure out he Palm Profile across multiple devices. Please let DNLA technology. Please release some awesome music and video tech "nutsie". I don't want to be a beta tester again.
Please have Netflix, Amazon, and other developers on-broad from the jump. NO more Flash coming soon. Or anything coming soon!!! Get it right, get that money and rock this f@cking thing!
right on, jw...btw, I hope you're wrong, too. lol
you see, the sad thing is, because HP kept their mouth shut for so long, people like yourself haven't had any time to input what you'd like to see or not see on the device. Now that they're ready to push it out the door, people are going to complain about what they "should" have done.
HP botched this one up big time. They should have leaked some non-descrip information so people can say what would be nice with the device.
Instead, apple will watch what others write, and develop it faster on their device, being first to release something again. Now the industry once again looks to apple for "new" ideas while everyone else "trails"
that would be true, except the HP product designers already know what people want because HP got them all iPads...
well, probably
You mean Fox News may have lied? Shocking!!!
Looks very promising, hopefully this is the turning point for WebOs and hp/palm. I am excited to hear more about it!
There isn't much reason for the palmPad to differ in terms of ports and buttons from the Slate.
FINALLY some good news !!! Now release some new phones too !!!
lol why would anyone want a webos tablet when they cant even get their webos phones to sell.Most delvelopers dont support the phone ver of webos so let me go out and get the same thing in a tablet.What they need to do is stop waisting money on this tablet and make webos a real option because multitasking was the only thing that made webos diffrent and now that everyone eles does it its not a big selling point anymore
Clayton did state he's been working on this story for months, and has more info but would not, could not, should not (sorry Dr. Seuss!) release it. So, Clayton did confirm this info just now on twit.tv
Boy, P|C users sure are a fickle bunch. ;-)
When the Jeremy Kaplan article (from Fox News) came out and was discussed in this thread: http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pre/270900-jeremy-kaplan-says-you-shou... , everyone jumped all over it saying things like "Fox isn't known for giving factual information" and "I'm telling you this in the hopes that nobody actually WATCHES the video, which only increases pageviews and encourages Fox/Kaplan to run stuff like this! ".
Yet, here everyone is a week later praising Fox News and hanging their hat on how wonderful this is going to be...wow, just wow!
Please wake me when CES start I think i need to go into hibernation
is the HP Slate size and design one that people would like? That is, does it have the sex appeal people see in the iPad?
if so, it would make sense for HP to use the same enclosure for upcoming palmpads. And that would mean the leak has merit.
if the slate is just a clunky brick that no one would want to carry, then this would be a point for the debunk camp.
has anyone actually seen an HP Slate in person? Is it hot hardware or a rotten design?
Finally, a break in the doom and gloom. Oh I wanna believe....This things sounds so swwweeeete and if it's as good as all that, sign me up now.
My only worry: Could Fox breaking this story, destroy any advantage of surprise, with 2 weeks still to go? Will the competition have enough time to draw up their rebuttels and not be knocked off their feet?
Well, seeing how the pictures look so much like the Slate, HP could dismiss this "leak" as just the Slate they released earlier, making competitors think they have nothing to worry about until Palm makes a splash at CES.
The erection I am experiencing from this leak is absolutely solid.
surprise surprise......i guess not. Atleast it was good while it lasted. I guess all we have to look forward to is multi color pre 2 and the pixi 2 @ ces. I have lost all faith on palm.
Palm, HP who ever they are now might as well as give up. They are too far behind. While the "Big Boys" are out riding dirt bikes Palm/hp will be safely in the back yard still riding Big Wheels. Not impressed by PRE 2. Palm really has nothing to show, customers like me have lost interest. They also like being in the middle of the road, Ipad is out, Ipad 2 I am sure in under way and Palm Pad no one knows whats going on with it. By the time it is or IF it is released iPad will be right behind it to trump it along with all the other pads. Not being show at CES? If Palm has nothing to show at CES I'll be moving on to something else phone and pad wise. I will give them till CES then I'm done. I am just wondering if they are developing this at AREA 51. They are really keeping a lid on everything.....IF they actually have something.
Again, Fox News doing what it does best....exaggerating, stretching the truth & straight lies! Hpalms tablet will def be dope though with the webOS integration, will be exciting to see. Prob will show something at CES, nothing before, sorry peeps :(
Way too good specs. The palmpad won't include USB 3.0 or an HDMI port. That would be way too innovative for palm. Sorry folks, a grain of salt won't do. Try a huge pile.
Fox is more reliable than all of the lame stream media combined.
I wonder why they removed update 3 where palm confirms that there would be no palmpads @ ces
If you haven't heard already, there won't be anything to see at CES from Palm, it's official... http://www.technobuffalo.com/blog/mobile-devices/palm-tablet-ces/ Now would be a good time to jump ship, it's obvious that their last go at smartphones was the pre 2. the rest of the new models that have been rumored all this time will be different iterations of the palmpad, which will probably be announced later.
Troll much? I have seen this post on multiple threads.
It's obvious you have jumped ship, so why bother to post here?
Good riddance to troll rubbish


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Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a sensor that allows engineers to assess the scour potential of soils at various depths and on-site for the first time - a technology that will help evaluate the safety of civil infrastructure before and after storm events.
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"The 'in situ scour evaluation probe' (ISEP) is the first technology that allows technicians in the field to measure the scour potential of soils without the need for excavation," says Dr. Mo Gabr, a professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering at NC State and co-author of a paper describing the new device. "Previous technologies required engineers to take samples and process them in a lab."
Understanding scour potential is important because it can help authorities prepare for, or minimize the impact of, events such as the failure of the levees in the wake of Katrina. Scour has also been linked to approximately 60 percent of the bridge failures in the United States, as documented by the Federal Highway Administration.
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MADISON, Wis. -- UWBadgers.com caught up with sophomore Stefanie McKeough (Carlsbad Springs, Ontario) in its first segment of "Badger Breakaway," where the UW women's hockey players will share some of their favorites on and off the ice.
McKeough has played in all 14 games this season, earning nine points on three goals and six assists. She scored two goals against Ohio State Oct. 22 and netted the game-winning goal with one assist at Minnesota Nov. 6.
This weekend, McKeough and the second-ranked Badgers travel to Grand Forks, N.D., for a WCHA series against No. 8 North Dakota. Puck drop is set for 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Ralph Engelstad Arena.
UWBadgers.com: What is your favorite arena to play in away from home?McKeough: Last year, I liked playing at Minnesota State in Mankato even though their dressing rooms are small. Their rink has kind of a high school feel to it. That's kind of different and nice to play in again.
UWBadgers.com: What is one thing that you bring on every road trip?McKeough: My pillow. It has a bright yellow pillowcase on it. I always have to wash it after every road trip because I end up spilling something on it.
UWBadgers.com: What is your favorite practice drill?McKeough: I would say quick-strike two-on-one.
UWBadgers.com: What is your favorite piece of hockey equipment?McKeough: My elbow pads. They are old and they're small, but they get the job done. My left one has stayed intact, but my right one is all taped up.
UWBadgers.com: What is your pregame routine?McKeough: I try to not think about the game because then I'll psych myself out.
UWBadgers.com: Who is the funniest player on the team?McKeough: Carla Pentimone. She always has a funny story to tell, even if it's at the cost of herself.
UWBadgers.com: Who is the best dressed player on the team?McKeough: I'd have to say Saige Pacholok.
UWBadgers.com: What is the thing you love most about Madison?McKeough: I love that it's a college town. I'm from Canada, and we don't really have college towns in Canada. When I was looking at schools and came here on a visit, I realized that this is what a college town is all about. I liked the whole atmosphere.
UWBadgers.com: What do you love most about the Kohl Center?McKeough: I love how big the ice sheet is, and the fans and announcers are always very professional.
UWBadgers.com: What is your favorite professional sports team?McKeough: The Detroit Red Wings and the Ottawa Senators. It's a tie.
UWBadgers.com: What is your best hockey memory?McKeough: Probably winning nationals with Team Ontario my last year of midgets, and the outdoor game last year was by far one of the coolest things.
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I was seriously pissed at the end of the previous episode when I thought the Host was dead, so I was relieved and happy that he was only somewhat dead. They sure do like separating body parts from each other in Pylea, don't they?
Except for the body part separating issue, this episode was like horror slapstick with Cordelia creeping around with Lorne's head when she wasn't making cow eyes at the Gruselag, and Wesley and Gunn helping a bunch of renegade cows storm the castle. The more serious parts had Angel befriending Fred in a somewhat romantic way while making manly attempts not to monster out. What's with Fred? I heard that she might be a new continuing character. I like her so far, although the dithering she does could get old pretty quickly.
To sum up, fun was had but I'm not crazy about Pylea, and I liked last week's a bit better. I'll leave out the sad ending where the gang arrived back at the ranch and found Willow waiting to give Angel some seriously bad news.
Wait, I'm not done. And now for some year-end comments!
So there we were, happily involved in episodes about Darla and Dru and Wolfram and Hart and will Angel go bad or won't he and Angel having sex (at last), and then we took an unexpected sharp left turn into Pylea. What happened? I mean, the Pylea episodes were funny, clever and different, but they kind of left me going, "Huh?"
I did love the Darla story arc and the Darla/Dru rampage; it was like vintage Buffy. My favorite part was the Angel/Darla sex, with the action and dialogue paralleling his experience with Buffy. Angel didn't turn into Angelus this season after all, when we kept getting hints that he might. I expect that at some point in the series he will indeed turn; it'll be interesting to see if and when they actually do it, and how. I didn't care much for Angel going into brood mode, but I loved his humble attempts to get back into the good graces of his staff.
Speaking of the staff, it was great to see Wesley, Cordelia, and Gunn becoming close -- particularly Wesley and Gunn, who connected in a big way during Angel's absence. Gunn is probably my favorite of the three, and I just realized that as I was typing it. And he's not a cast member, but I love the Host with all my heart. He made me laugh out loud over and over again this season, and I particularly love the way he interacts with Angel.
I want Lindsey back. He's a wonderfully amoral and unpredictable character, and he has great eyes.
To sum up, the second season had lots of great episodes and was so much better than the first that there really is no comparison. I particularly liked "Darla," (the second part of "Fool for Love," which has turned out to be one of my absolute favorite Buffy episodes), "Are you now or have you ever been," "Reprise," and "Epiphany." There were some dropped plot threads, though. What happened to Faith? And Anne and the teen shelter? And where did Kate go? (I know, she got a series in New York, but hey.)
-- Cordelia finally got to be a real princess and found it wasn't what she really wanted. She also had a chance to pass on the visions, and chose not to. Cordelia seems to be maturing.
-- Wesley got to be all manly and general-like, assigning suicide missions right and left. He really came into his own as a character this year, running the office without Angel, becoming good friends with Gunn.
-- They managed to hide Charisma's tattoo pretty well in that skimpy princess costume.
Fred: "Tacos! Sorry. I didn't mean to holler at you. I love tacos. Do they still have them? You know, back..."
Angel: "...home? Yeah, they didn't outlaw tacos."
Fred: "Oh, of course not. I've been trying to make an enchilada out of tree bark."
Angel: "Bark enchiladas. Huh. How's that going?"
Fred: "There is work to be done."
Lorne: "Why am I still alive? Once they chop me up, it's over. I'm looking at pieces of myself! Oh, it's over! (Sobs) Wait a second. Since when do I have five toes?"
Groo: "I disobeyed the Covenant. I shall spend eternity burning in Tarkna for my sin."
Cordelia: "Oh, who believes a literal Tarkna nowadays?"
How about three out of four stakes for this season ender? Looking forward to next season, although it won't be as much fun with Buffy and Angel on separate stations and on different nights.
[Brief postscript: the reason why some of my late season 2 reviews are so sparse is because I was in the process of moving from the east coast to the west coast. My apologies. The full season review stuff was added later that summer.]
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Wednesday morning, Buckhorn is set to meet with Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio to discuss city business. He'll also planning his administration together before he's sworn in on April 1.
After months of campaigning, Buckhorn says he's just ready for some sleep.
With his wife and daughters by his side Tuesday night, Buckhorn thanked his supporters for believing in him and said, "I stand here now as your next mayor."
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"We could sense the momentum," added Buckhorn when asked about feeling the tide turn in his favor.
Buckhorn beat Rose Ferlita by more than 10,000 votes -- 62.86% (26,691) to 37.14% (15,769).
Ferlita called Buckhorn and conceded shortly after 8:00 p.m. Ferlita then addressed supporters, thanking them for their efforts.
Ferlita announced this was her last run at political office adding she may now return to being a pharmacist but will likely take a vacation first.
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BURNHAM, Maine (AP) - A Unity College researcher hurt when the helicopter she was in crashed during an aerial search for a bear in Burnham has been released from the hospital.
George Matula, an associate professor at Unity and the bear study's project leader, identified the woman as 27-year-old Lisa Bates, the assistant project leader.
Authorities say the pilot, a 58-year-old Bowdoinham man, remains hospitalized. His name has not been made public.
The helicopter was just above tree level on Wednesday evening when it went down.
Matula tells the Morning Sentinel that Bates pulled the pilot clear from the wreckage.
She was treated for injuries at MaineGeneral Medical Center's Thayer Campus.
Matula says Bates and the pilot were trying to find a particular bear that was wearing a tracking collar.
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A Tennessee judge has ruled that it's okay to name your baby "Messiah." Just in case you want your kid to have that particular reason to hate you for the rest of their life.
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Zend Framework Login System Step by Step Tutorial - Part 4: We run previous post, I get error message like this: Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in C:\AppServ5\www\test\zend\helloworld\ library\Zend\Auth\Adapter\DbTable.php on line 340. If you are same like me, let's fix this problem. Skip this post if you don't fine any error at previous post.
Sadly, I still didn't have much time to know about this error when I was writing this post. So, I decide to fix at core of Zend library. I will tell you latter if I find fixing this error more better than this post.
Ok, open DbTable.php within library\Zend\Auth\Adapter\. Update line 340:
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Under certain circumstances in Microsoft Windows Server 2003, the heavy use of Winsock programs may exhaust the system's non-paged pool memory. This behavior is likely to occur if the Winsock program is dealing with both Out-of-Band (MSG_OOB) traffic and standard TCP traffic. In this situation, you may experience various error messages and poor performance. Additionally, the system may stop responding (hang).
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Migrants Flock To Russia, But Receive A Cool Welcome
Wednesday, August 07, 2013
Like the U.S., Russia has a large and unresolved problem with illegal immigration. Russia's working-age population is declining, and the country needs workers. But the influx of migrants, especially from Central Asia, is generating friction.
Cyclists Take Nighttime Ride Through Moscow's History
Thursday, August 01, 2013
Moscow is steeped in history and clogged with traffic. To appreciate the former and escape the latter, an overnight bicycle tour takes place every year. Thousands gather for the event, taking off at midnight and tuning into FM radio to hear historians and architects talk about sites along the route.
When It Comes To Extraditions, Russia Often Cooperates
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Moscow has refused to extradite NSA leaker Edward Snowden to the U.S., but the country cooperates with former Soviet states. Russia has also cooperated with Western governments in some cases.
Russia Keeps Up Prosecutions Of Critics, Living And Dead
Sunday, July 14, 2013
The prosecution of a deceased critic of the government made headlines this week, but opposition figures say it was just one of several cases where dissidents are being targeted.
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By Douglas Stanglin, USA TODAY
Is nude lap dancing an art form or just an untrained club employee taking off her clothes for money?
The answer is critical as New York's highest court hears arguments today on whether Nite Moves, a strip club in suburban Albany, deserves a state tax exemption similar to that for theater or ballet.
At stake: $124,000 in taxes for 2005.
State tax officials say the club owes an 8% sales tax for admissions to the club and for so-called "couch sales," where patrons pay for private lap dances, the Associated Press reports.
Nite Moves claims the dances are exempt under state tax law as "live dramatic or musical arts performances," which applies to theater and ballet, the AP reports.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office argues in its briefs, no pun intended, that pole-dancing tricks may be hard to do, but that some Nite Moves performers have no dance training and simple pick it up by watching, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Such a dancer isn't "engaged in a genuine choreographic dance performance when she removes her clothing," the brief says. "In fact," it adds, "some patrons paid the admission fee simply to come in and enjoy a conversation with the dancers."
But Stephen Dick, the club's CFO, scoffs at the notion that formal training should be any critera when its comes to entertainment, the Journal notes.
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- Company achieves $36.0 million in net product sales of JUXTAPID® with 34% growth in sales over first quarter
- Cash flow positive operations anticipated in the second half of 2014
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 29, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq:AEGR), a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the development and commercialization of innovative therapies for patients with debilitating rare diseases, announced its financial results and business highlights for the second-quarter of 2014.
"In the second quarter, we experienced meaningful growth in the number of U.S. prescriptions written and HoFH patients coming onto therapy, and we are encouraged by these trends that show the recent investments in optimizing our commercial organization beginning to bear fruit," said Marc D. Beer, Chief Executive Officer.
Mr. Beer continued, "The investments we made in the commercial organization in the first quarter have created gains in capacity that we believe will positively impact Aegerion's operations over the coming quarters and years."
Financial Results
Net product sales for the second-quarter ended June 30, 2014 were $36.0 million, compared with $6.5 million in the second-quarter ended June 30, 2013. Net product sales for the six months ended June 30, 2014 were $63.0 million, compared with $7.7 million for the six months ended June 30, 2013. 93% of net product sales in the second quarter of 2014 were from prescriptions written for U.S. patients, while 7% came from ex-U.S. countries. The Company expects net product sales from named patient sales in ex-U.S. countries to fluctuate quarter-over-quarter, and those sales could in any quarter be a smaller or greater percentage of total net product sales than in the previously reported quarter.
For the second-quarter ended June 30, 2014, GAAP net loss was $9.6 million, or $0.33 per share, compared with a GAAP net loss of $18.9 million, or $0.66 per share, for the same period in 2013. For the six months ended June 30, 2014, GAAP net loss was $25.4 million, or $0.86 per share, compared with a GAAP net loss of $37.0 million, or $1.30 per share, for the same period in 2013.
Aegerion's non-GAAP operating results are GAAP operating results adjusted for the impact of stock-based compensation. A full reconciliation of GAAP to non-GAAP financial results is included later in this press release.
For the second-quarter ended June 30, 2014, non-GAAP net loss, which excludes stock-based compensation, was $1.7 million, or $0.06 per share, compared with a non-GAAP net loss of $12.1 million, or $0.42 per share, for the same period in 2013. For the six months ended June 30, 2014, non-GAAP net loss was $8.9 million, or $0.30 per share, compared with a non-GAAP net loss of $26.7 million, or $0.93 per share, for the same period in 2013.
Selling, general and administrative expenses were $32.3 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2014, compared to $16.8 million for the same period in 2013. Selling, general and administrative expenses were $64.1 million for the six months ended June 30, 2014, compared to $30.1 million for the same period in 2013. The increase in selling, general and administrative expenses in the second-quarter and first half of 2014 over the comparable periods in 2013 was primarily related to increased headcount in both selling and administrative functions, outside services required to support the commercial launch of JUXTAPID in the U.S. and our global expansion, and increased legal fees.
Research and development expenses were $8.9 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2014, compared to $7.6 million for the same period in 2013. Research and development expenses were $16.8 million for the six months ended June 30, 2014, compared to $13.4 million for the same period in 2013. The increase in research and development expenses for the second quarter over the comparable period in 2013 was primarily related to employee costs tied to increased headcount in the Company's medical affairs and international regulatory activities, outside services required to support pharmacovigilance and manufacturing process development activities in the U.S., clinical trial costs and outside contract manufacturing process development activities associated with regulatory requirements in Brazil.
Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities totaled $104.7 million as of June 30, 2014, compared to $126.2 million as of December 31, 2013.
2014 Financial Guidance
Aegerion stated the following financial guidance:
Conference Call Details
Aegerion will hold a conference call to discuss its financial results, business highlights and outlook today, Tuesday, July 29, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. EDT. In addition, the Company will answer questions concerning business and financial developments and trends, and other matters affecting the Company, some of the responses to which may contain information that has not been previously disclosed.
To listen to the conference call, dial (866) 516-3002 (international callers dial (760) 298-5082). In addition, the presentation will be webcast live, and may be accessed for up to 30 days following the call, by visiting the "Investors" section of Aegerion's website, www.aegerion.com. An accompanying slide presentation also can be accessed via the "Investors" section of the Aegerion website.
About Aegerion Pharmaceuticals
Aegerion Pharmaceuticals is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the development and commercialization of innovative therapies for patients with debilitating rare diseases. For more information about the company, please visit www.aegerion.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements, including statements regarding the potential impact of commercial expansion, investments and other activities in the U.S; expectations with respect to named patient sales outside the U.S.; our expectations with respect to progress on clinical development of lomitapide in Japan; and expectations as to future financial results, including operating expenses, cash flow and net product sales. These forward-looking statements are neither promises nor guarantees of future performance, and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond our control, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated in these forward-looking statements. In particular, the risks and uncertainties include, among other factors: the risk that market acceptance of lomitapide in the U.S. may not continue at the levels we expect and may be lower outside the U.S. than we expect; the risk that the conversion of prescriptions for lomitapide into patients on therapy may be lower than we expect or that the drop-out rate may be higher than we expect; the risk that the actual number of patients with HoFH may be lower than our estimates; the risk that the restrictions imposed by the regulatory authorities or the side effect profile or the impact of competitive products may limit the potential of lomitapide; the risk that private or government payers may impose restrictions that hinder reimbursement; the risk that named patient sales in Brazil and other key countries outside the U.S. may not be at the levels we expect, or that orders for named patient sales may continue to be delayed, including as a result of government investigations or other actions, economic pressures or political unrest; the risk that we do not obtain requisite pricing and reimbursement approvals in the key countries of the EU and in other countries outside the U.S. where lomitapide is approved on a timely basis or at acceptable levels and without significant limitations; the risk that regulatory authorities in new markets may not be satisfied with the efficacy or safety profile of lomitapide or our proposed risk management plan, and may not approve lomitapide on a timely basis, or at all or that regulatory authorities may impose significant restrictions on approval; the risk that the ongoing government investigations of our activities, or the outcome of any such investigation, may negatively impact our future business or results of operations; the risk that technical hurdles or regulatory authorities may delay progress on our clinical development or initiation of future clinical trials; the risk of unexpected results in use of our commercial product or during our additional nonclinical or clinical development work with lomitapide; the risk of unexpected manufacturing issues affecting future supply; the risk that any of the foregoing may cause product sales revenue to be lower than we expect, or that we may incur unanticipated expenses in connection with our activities; and the other risks inherent in commercialization, drug development and the regulatory approval process.
For additional disclosure regarding these and other risks we face, see the disclosure contained in the "Risk Factors" section of Aegerion's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q filed on May 9, 2014, and our other public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, available on the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov. We undertake no obligation to update or revise the information contained in this press release, whether as a result of new information, future events or circumstances or otherwise.
Investors and others should note that we communicate with our investors and the public using our company website (www.aegerion.com) and our investor relations website (http://ir.aegerion.com), including but not limited to company disclosures; investor presentations and FAQs; Securities and Exchange Commission filings; press releases; public conference calls and webcasts. The information that we post on these websites could be deemed to be material information. As a result, we encourage investors, the media, and others interested to review the information that we post there on a regular basis. The contents of our website shall not be deemed incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933.
|Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
|Condensed Consolidated Statements of Operations
|Three Months Ended June 30,
|Six Months Ended June 30,
|(In 000s)
|Net product sales
|$ 36,014
|$ 6,490
|$ 62,987
|$ 7,721
|Cost of product sales
|Operating expenses:
|Selling, general and administrative
|Research and development
|Restructuring costs
|Total operating expenses
|Loss from operations
|Interest expense, net
|Other expense, net
|Net loss before provision for income taxes
|Provision for income taxes
|Net loss
|$ (9,622)
|$ (18,897)
|$ (25,398)
|$ (37,039)
|Net loss per common share - basic and diluted
|$ (0.33)
|$ (0.66)
|$ (0.86)
|$ (1.30)
|Weighted-average shares outstanding - basic and diluted
|Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
|Condensed Consolidated Balance Sheets
|(In 000s)
|June 30, 2014
December 31,
|Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities
|$ 104,687
|$ 126,231
|Accounts receivable
|Prepaid expenses and other current assets
|Property and equipment, net
|Other assets
|Total assets
|$ 134,619
|$ 142,332
|Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
|$ 20,448
|$ 21,266
|Current portion of long-term debt
|Long-term debt
|Other noncurrent liabilities
|Total liabilities
|Total stockholders' equity
|Total liabilities and stockholders' equity
|$ 134,619
|$ 142,332
|Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
|Reconciliation of GAAP to Non-GAAP Financial Information
|Three Months Ended June 30,
|Six Months Ended June 30,
|(In 000s)
|Net loss reconciliation:
|GAAP net loss
|$ (9,622)
|$ (18,897)
|$ (25,398)
|$ (37,039)
|Stock based compensation
|Non-GAAP net loss
|$ (1,656)
|$ (12,125)
|$ (8,909)
|$ (26,689)
|GAAP net loss per common share - basic and diluted
|$ (0.33)
|$ (0.66)
|$ (0.86)
|$ (1.30)
|Non-GAAP net loss per common share - basic and diluted
|$ (0.06)
|$ (0.42)
|$ (0.30)
|$ (0.93)
|GAAP and Non-GAAP weighted-average shares outstanding - basic and diluted
|Selling, general and administrative reconciliation:
|GAAP selling, general and administrative
|$ 32,329
|$ 16,849
|$ 64,107
|$ 30,069
|Stock based compensation
|Non-GAAP selling, general and administrative
|$ 25,657
|$ 12,668
|$ 50,176
|$ 23,232
|Research and development reconciliation:
|GAAP research and development
|$ 8,942
|$ 7,618
|$ 16,846
|$ 13,393
|Stock based compensation
|Non-GAAP research and development
|$ 7,648
|$ 5,027
|$ 14,288
|$ 9,880
|Restructuring costs reconciliation:
|GAAP restructuring costs
|$ 1
|$ 1
|$ 2
|$ 2
|Stock based compensation
|Non-GAAP restructuring costs
|$ 1
|$ 1
|$ 2
|$ 2
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Bucatini [bukaˈtiːni], also known as perciatelli [pertʃaˈtɛlli], is a thick spaghetti-like pasta with a hole running through the center. The name comes from Italian: buco, meaning "hole", while bucato means "pierced".[1]
Bucatini is common throughout Lazio, particularly Rome. It is a tubed pasta made of hard durum wheat flour and water. Its length is 25–30 cm (10–12 in) with a 3 mm (1/8 inch) diameter. The average cooking time is nine minutes. In Italian cuisine, it is served with buttery sauces, pancetta or guanciale, vegetables, cheese, eggs, and anchovies or sardines.
Similarly, ziti [ˈtsiːti] are long hollow rods which are also smooth in texture and have square-cut edges; "cut ziti" are ziti cut into shorter tubes.[2] There is also zitoni [tsiˈtoːni], which is a wider version of ziti.[3]
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- ^ Giacomo Devoto, Gian Carlo Oli, Il Devoto-Oli. Vocabolario della lingua italiana, edited by Luca Serianni and Maurizio Trifone, Le Monnier.
- ^ "Cook's Thesaurus: Pasta Tubes". Foodsubs.com. Retrieved 2013-02-21.
- ^ "Type Of Pasta". Thenibble.com. Retrieved 2013-02-21.
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Carol A. Wages, age 65 of Buford, GA, died Saturday, August 30, 2008 following a brief illness. A Memorial Service will be held Tuesday, September 2, 2008 at 11:00 AM at Hamilton Mill Memorial Chapel. The Family will receive friends on Tuesday, September 2, 2008 from 10 to 11 AM at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers the family request donations be made to The American Cancer Society, 6500 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Suite 260, Duluth, GA 30097. Mrs. Wages was preceded in death by her father, Harold Schultz, mother, Eleanor Schultz and brother, Robert Schultz. She is survived by her husband, William H. Bill Wages, Jr., Buford; Son and Daughter In-law, Raymond and Deb Wages, Winder; Daughter and Son In-law, Kelley and Todd Starnes, Dacula; Grandchildren, Zachary, Todd, Emily, Patrice, Sydney, Cathryn; Brother and Sister In-law, Ron and Sandy Schultz, Lawrenceburg, IN; Sister, Pamela Robbins, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Several Nieces, Nephews and Cousins. Mrs. Wages was born in Brooklyn, NY and lived in the metro Atlanta area the past 48 years. She owned and operated a nail salon and was of the Catholic Faith. Hamilton Mill Memorial Chapel 770-945-6924 www.hamiltonmillchapel.com
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pop'n breaker while try'n to c.f.
Guys i need some help. I tweeked my filtration system to accommodate the PABiodiesel C.F....
WVO centrifuges are used for filtering waste vegetable oil | WVO Centrifuge | PA Biodiesel Supply
Drive'n it, is a dayton gear pump...Dayton 6NY70 Pump Head, Pedestal
Motor of choice was this...1/2 HP General Purpose Electric Motor
Using a shaft coupler to connect the system, there is a horrible vibration along withthe motor getting warm, plus any resistance to it, by turning the ball valve, trips the breaker.
I went this route, from the usual H/B clear water pump, since it has a thermal protector built-in, because of that, i couldn't power the c.f. with 80psi of pressure(backpressure), also try'n to shower the oil at a higher heat then the 140* max the h/b clear pump can handle.
Should i just take back the pump, if its not the right one, cut my losses on the gear pump, and order up a carbonator gear pump assy that CAN handle the system....(first pic)..Centrifuge Waste Vegetable Oil Gear Pumps | PA Biodiesel Supply
I'm not having any luck in regards to the h/f purpose motor i have, to it being useful for this application???
Anyway, i know it was a winded thread, but any help would be awesome.
Is your motor/pump scenario providing more flow at 80psi than the CF is calling for?
I have a bigger OC-50 and use a 1hp industrial dayton motor with a oberdorfer 4000 series (way too big) gear pump so not exactly the same, but its coupled in the same fashion as yours. They have to be lined up dead-nuts or it will vibrate a little, also take some high strength plastic material and make a cushion between the two metal pieces of coupler, makes a huge difference with the sound, huge. I used a piece of flooring I had left over from a job and wrapped the coupling with silicone tape.
How long is the elec run to your panel where you are plugging the motor in, your circuit could be underwired and causing the breaker to trip? This is probably not it, but worth asking.
Gear pumps like to flow freely, if you have too much backpressure, the motor CANNOT spin and will trip the breaker everytime.
I can run my system up to 210 deg and run it for 4 hours at 70psi and not trip a 15 amp breaker.
What up Rig! I really dont know the flowrate of either motor or pump.. This is the best i get with the pump..
Pump Head, Pedestal - Rotary Gear Pump Heads - Rotary Pumps - 6NY70 : Grainger Industrial Supply
My wiring is about 5ft from panel. I've used levels, lazor levels..etc, you name, i thru at it, to align. Gonna try the cushioning of it, to help it out. I did notice though, when motor spooled up, the pump gears inside its housing would float enough to rub/drag against the back housing. SO, i made a gasket, thicker then what came with pump, and seemed to help tremendously. I couldnt even turn motor on, without the grinding sound.
I'd hate to throw in the towel, but 2 full days, of plumbing and try'n to get-ur right, is get'n old....BTW, you think just maybe, that i have too much plumbed off the gear pump. Has the in, then outlet it goes up and splits in middle, using ball valves. To the right, is my 2-ball valves to feed the house filters, to the left feeds my inline element heater, and same piping, with using ball valves, either my sprinkler to shower or c.f.?
No to the gear pump being overplumbed, it looks like your pump head is giving you 9.5gpm at 80psi when your CF is calling for .93gpm at 80psi. 10x too much flow at the given pressure, it would seem.
You could try bleeding some of the flow off through your other plumbing and into your barrel to see if you can get the CF to work right (you would then have 2 bypasses working for you), but you need a smaller gear pump is the short answer. Its not very effective to have a larger gear pump with a spinner CF, unless you run 2 or 3 CFs off the same pump/motor, which some folks have done.
1/2hp motor is not the issue.
more ponies
the pump is definitely too big for the CF based on flow.
it took me a sec to realize that the motor is def too small for the pump, as well...
go to the Dayton pump link you gave us earlier and click on the required accessories tab, it says you need a 1.5hp motor for that pump.
grainger should take it back, right?
sorry to be the bearer, its all in learning though. And learning is fun where I come from.
Thanks for the help/info Rig...
I was able to get the system to work, with closing the ball valve off the feed line to the pump. It seems that, with the b.v. open fully, thats when the pump would more or less "choke". Did notice that, with 180* oil, my c.f., would not get up to 80psi, but more like 65psi.
Unfortunetly Rig, i purchasedt he pump, thinking i knew what i was doing, from ebay, new item it was, but stuck with it now. Gonna throw it on c-list, see if anyone will bite.
Concenses is, i'm up sh!t creek, without a paddle. Since it seems that these types of pumps but out some volume, i'm gonna re-install the clear water pump, using valves from both tanks, to feed the filters prior to showering/c.f, and remove oil from good tank and fill the truck. Gonna pull the trigger on one of those carbonator style motor/pump assy, and be done with it....side note, what DID pass thru the c.f,..for the short amount of time, i cannot believe what mess it left inside the spinner. Man, i hope i've cleaned my oil good enough so far, for what the truck has burned...
This is an example of why i bought a turn key Simple Centrifuge.
I didnt have the time to spend weeks setting up.
Ya, it was a $125 lesson. Was able to return the motor to H.F., so now, puting the add out on craigslist for the pump.
Could not be more stoked though, with the spinner/pressure type centrifuge, and the carbonator style motor/pump. Man, its polishing the oil, and with the remnants of whats left inside the rotor assy when run'n a batch, i dont see how "time" settling, can remove whats left in the oil. I been pre-filterinf to 20mic, then fuge it, and the debri left looks like a melted black crayon smashed inside the rotor. Hope, the 100+ gals i've ran up to this point, haven't caused any internal problems.
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Emergency INDEX is an annual print publication documenting new performance in the words of its creators. INDEX is now accepting descriptions of public performances made in 2014. There are no restrictions as to the genre, purpose, venue, or number of spectators of the performance. However, performances done prior to 2014 are not eligible. The deadline for submissions is January 5th, 2014.
No more than one project per author/collective may be submitted.
To document your work in INDEX, please fill out a submission form from the link below.


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