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The MLB today announced a deal with Blast Motion that will see it allow teams to use the accessory maker's Blast Baseball iPhone-connected swing analyzer sensor.
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The MLB today announced a deal with Blast Motion that will see it allow teams to use the accessory maker's Blast Baseball iPhone-connected swing analyzer sensor.
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Minor update adds Typinator integration and addresses bugs. €19.99 new, free update, 5.4 MB)
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Sensoria makes a line of workout gear, including men's T-shirts and women's sports bras, that are fitness trackers on their own. The fabrics include electrodes and heart rate monitors, which communicate with Sensoria's smartphone app via Bluetooth. I've tested the sports bra and Sensoria's Bluetooth socks in the past, and while smart clothes sound cool in theory, they're expensive and only marginally useful in practice. But Sensoria is refreshing its heart rate-monitoring apparel with a short-sleeved men's tee and a medium-support sports bra, both now available to preorder on Kickstarter,...| Read more »
Another day, another lawsuit. China's State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SARFT), a government agency supervising content production in the country, is suing the Apple for infringing the exclusive online broadcast right of a film it made, reports Forbes.
According to a June 30 post on the website of the People's Court in Haidian, A unit of SARFT, which owns the movie channel on state broadcaster CCTV, is filing the lawsuit because the Apple App Store allows users to download the Youku HD app, which the agency says is streaming a film it produced and aired in 1994 without obtaining permission. Both Apple and Youku Tudou, an online video site owned by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, have brought "huge economic losses" to the unit, according to the post. SARFT is seeking 50,000 yuan (about $7,515) in total damages...| Read more »
T-Mobile's prepaid carrier MetroPCS will begin offering the iPhone for the first time to its customers starting tomorrow, but only in one market: Florida. MetroPCS will carry a range of models including the iPhone 6s Plus as well as the recently discontinued iPhone 5s.
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One month after his last drone flyover of Apple's under construction Apple Campus 2 site, Matthew Roberts has sent over an update for July that gives an up-close look at progress in recent weeks.
The work continues on the Spaceship.
Per drone video, it looks like Apple is making progress towards completing its new campus building by the end of 2016.
The video shows significant progress on the solar panels and fuel cells and it's also continued installing the massive glass panels and canopies— the world's largest— that make up the interior and exterior of round 'spaceship' structure.
The campus is expected to generate around 75% of its own power using the solar panels and biogas fuel cells on-site, and it will get the rest of its renewable energy...| Read more »
One key new feature in watchOS 3 comes in tandem with iOS 10, allowing users to view, add and edit watch faces to their liking with more screen real estate, via the Apple Watch app on an iPhone.| Read more »
Using Pages, Apple's document-creation program, you can export your documents to PDF, Word, plain text, and even ePub formats to send to other people. Sharing is the name of the game in this Quick Tip!
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has accused Apple, Google, and Amazon of using their size to "snuff out competition." In a speech delivered yesterday in Washington reported by Re/code, Warren singled out the three tech giants of using their dominant positions in the market to "lock out smaller guys and newer guys," specifically noting that Apple "has placed conditions on its rivals that make it difficult for them to offer competitive…
Apple processor maker TSMC is reportedly forecast to grow revenues almost 20 percent sequentially in its third quarter, owing primarily to shipments of "A10" processors for Apple's "iPhone 7."| Read more »
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Users of Google Calendar see 'Server Error' page intermittently.| Read more »
Apple files for — and is granted — lots of patents by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. Many are for inventions that never see the light of day. However, you never can tell which ones will materialize in a real product, so here are today's patent highlights:
The rumor mill says the upcoming iPhone 7 will be waterproof. A new Apple patent filing (number 20160190719) for "waterproof board-to-board connectors" hints that this may be true — and perhaps indicates the second generation Apple Watch will also be waterproof.
The invention is for board-to-board connectors that provide durable connections by providing a seal between board-to-board plugs and receptacles. The seal may be an O-ring, gasket, or other seal.
The seal may protect contacts on the board-to-board connectors from exposure to fluids, such as water or other corrosive fluids. This seal may provide a level of redundancy with one or more seals protecting a device from external...| Read more »
One month after his last drone flyover of Apple's under construction Apple Campus 2 site, Matthew Roberts has sent over an update for July that gives an up-close look at progress in recent weeks.
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In our iLounge Deal for today, you can get the TaskPaper for only $12.49 — that's 50% off the regular price. This highly adaptable plain-text editor is optimized for creating projects and task lists in a free-form style unencumbered by more structured task management apps. Files created by TaskPaper are stored in plain text so they can be edited in any text editing app, and the popular TaskPaper format can be used directly in a score of other…
An anonymous reader writes from a report via The Guardian: U.S. Republican congressional staff said in a report released Wednesday that previous efforts to regulate privacy technology were flawed and that lawmakers need to learn more about technology before trying to regulate it. The 25-page white paper is entitled Going Dark, Going Forward: A Primer on the Encryption Debate and it does not provide any solution to the encryption fight. However, it is notable for its criticism of other lawmakers who have tried to legislate their way out of the encryption debate. It also sets a new starting point for Congress as it mulls whether to legislate on encryption during the Clinton or Trump administration. "Lawmakers need to develop a far deeper understanding of this complex issue before they attempt a legislative fix," the committee staff wrote in their report. The committee calls for more dialogue on the topic and for more interviews with experts, even though they claim to have already...| Read more »
If you care about audio quality even while you run or work out, Bang & Olufsen's latest wireless in-ear headphones may tick the box. The Beoplay H5 have a number of features aimed directly at fitness fans.
First, the cable is moulded directly into the rubber, which B&O says keeps the sweat out, to avoid corrosion in the electronics, while the earpiece housings are also moisture-resistant. Second, the shape has been 'meticulously tested and improved' to provide a snug fit no matter what shape your ear canal, so they shouldn't fall out. Third, when you're done listening, the two earpieces snap magnetically together, keeping the headphones locked safely around your neck …
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Last week Tapbots added Timeline Filters to their Tweetbot Twitter client for iOS, allowing you to control what you see — and what you don't see — in your Twitter timeline. Today they enhanced those filters even more with the ability to use "OR" and quotes. This means you can Filter out "holy war" OR emacs to be sure not to unintentionally boil your blood while otherwise enjoying Twitter (I'm assuming we're all vim users here, right?!?). You can download Tweetbot from the App Store.
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Many are viewing the expected removal of the headphone socket from the iPhone 7 as a radical move, even by a company noted for its readiness to abandon what it considers to be legacy ports. But a fascinating chart put together by The Verge (below) suggests that perhaps it's not so radical after all.
It shows that Apple typically supports a port, or I/O standard, for around 15 years. The headphone socket has been in every Apple product since 1984 – some 32 years. Given that Apple has supported it for twice as long as most everything else, perhaps we shouldn't be quite so surprised …
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Manufacturers are eager to lay the bricks and help pave the road to better, more personalized healthcare through integration of connected devices in the new Internet of Medical Things. Compared to other industries, healthcare has been "inherently conservative and slow" to embrace innovations such as the cloud and the Internet of Things -- but that's changing. Innovative tech products and services are making it harder for healthcare providers to ignore the potential benefits of connected medical devices and the IoMT, according to Ian Shakil, CEO of Augmedix.
Mail Drop is Apple's solution to the problem of running into file size limits (usually between 10MB and 40MB) when trying to send attachments in various email clients. It basically detects when you've attached a large file in an email, and ask if you'd like to use the service instead of sending it through the email server.
If you okay the Mail Drop request (and you should, in most cases), the file is uploaded to an iCloud server where the recipient will receive a download link to the file attachment. The file download link is available to any user on any platform. After you send an email, the recipients have 30 days to download the Mail Drop attachments.
If you want to use Mail Drop to deliver large attachments, make sure it's selected in iCloud Mail preferences. In iCloud Mail, click the Action pop-up menu in the sidebar, then choose Preferences. Click Composing, then select "Use Mail Drop when sending large attachments." Click Done. Then add an attachment...| Read more »
A sketchy report on the Chinese site Wechat backs the idea that the iPhone 7 may be offered in three variants – iPhone 7, Plus and Pro models. It also supports previous rumors that Apple is finally abandoning the 16GB tier.
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By Aaron Lee
Apple wants us to live in a world without optical drives, but for some people that's not feasible. If you fall into this category, check out MCE Technologies' Fovea line of portable, slot-loading optical drives designed for the Macs lacking optical drives.
The $99.99 MCE Fovea Extreme Drive is a portable, slot-loading Blu-ray recordable USB drive, and the $49.99 Fovea Drive is a portable, slot-loading DVD and CD Recordable USB SuperDrive. The MCE Fovea Extreme is available for US$149, while the MCE Fovea 8X SuperDrive is $49.99.
Both drives are bootable and play and record to DVD-recordable and CD-recordable media. The Fovea Extreme also plays back commercial Blu-ray movies and records to BD and BD-XL recordable media.
Another cool feature: Mac Blu-ray Player software is included with the Fovea Extreme and allows the playback of commercial Blu-ray movies within Mac OS X....| Read more »
Apple Music has problems. From its cluttered user interface to iCloud Music Library's often confusing way of managing your music files, Apple's streaming service has taken a lot of heat. But it's also managed to rack up a not-insignificant number of subscribers, and paying ones at that. Spotify has 100 million users, but just 30 million of them pay $10 a month to use the service. Apple has 15 million paying users.
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Apple selected popular iPhone drawing app Procreate Pocket as its latest paid app giveaway on Wednesday, making the former App Store Editors Choice and App Store Best of 2015 title available for free from the Apple Store app for iOS.| Read more »
Google Keep's new feature will help you find notes old and new even if you never even bothered slapping a label on them. The free app now organizes your notes based on automatically created topics, such as food, places and travel. Even better, you ca...| Read more »
Version 5.0 of Amazon's Kindle App for iPad and iPhone adds Page Flip, a new and natural way to navigate through books without losing your place. If you've ever been frustrated having to flip to see a map or something on another page, Page Flip solves that problem. Just tap in the middle of your screen to activate Page Flip and skim around until you find what you want. When you're finished looking, tap again and Page Flip will offer to return you to your original spot. Even better, Page Flip remembers the locations you have flipped to, allowing for easy bouncing around. The updated Kindle App is available for free in the App Store.
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Ye olde music boxes were the first way for folks to play songs in their home by using a mass-produced cylinders, each loaded with a unique tune. As the player rotated the tube, irregular pegs jutting from it would strike a comb of tines on the box &m...| Read more »
Yes, South Korea still has the fastest internet in the world. But, according to content delivery network Akamai, average global speeds are up overall from late last year, jumping to 6.3 Mbps. More than that, we're seeing increases in increases in IPv...| Read more »
This week Benjamin and Zac discuss the latest iOS 10 design changes, the fate of Apple's Thunderbolt Display, macOS Sierra review previews, and the latest iPhone 7 rumors. 9to5Mac's Happy Hour podcast is available for download on iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players.
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Who said that chat bots were gimmicks? Certainly not DoNotPay's Joshua Browder. He recently noted to VentureBeat that his service's AI-driven virtual lawyer has successfully contested 160,000 parking tickets in London and New York City in nearly 2 ye...| Read more »
Engaging in a bit of political posturing this week, U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi offered a -- surprisingly condescending -- takedown of Apple CEO Tim Cook's fundraiser for House Speaker Paul Ryan and other Republican candidates.| Read more »
The UAD-2 Satellite USB DSP Accelerator is a sleek, powerful way for Windows-based PC users to "supercharge" their systems and run larger mixes filled with acclaimed UAD plug-ins.
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Regular tape measures are so last year. Forward-thinking creators (and anyone who needs to measure anything) should turn to Bagel, the "smart" tape measure. It also looks vaguely like a bagel. Sort of.| Read more »
John Gruber on Facebook's decision to prioritize friends over news sites:
The idea that Facebook was going to "save" the news industry, or even that Facebook traffic is something that news organizations should bank on for the future, is just goofy.
I agree completely. I didn't link to this earlier because it didn't surprise me in the least. The fact is, people would rather hear from their family and friends on Facebook than news sites.Read more »
While NBC has been criticized for years over its use of tape delay, a combination of multiple channels, live streaming and Brazil's favorable time zone (just hour ahead of ET) mean that shouldn't be a problem this summer. For Rio 2016, NBC says this...| Read more »
In this episode of The Apple Context Machine, Bryan and Jeff discuss new regulations in China that could make Apple part of that country's surveillance and censorship apparatus. They also talk about Google's plans to make its own Android devices, and Amazon offering a discount on two Android phones that display Amazon ads on the lock screen. Bryan somehow manages to ties that into an epic rant about Angry Birds 2.
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If you use Google Now, you'll want to take a look at this site.Read more »
Cirrus Logic has announced a development kit for hardware developers to make Lightning versions of audio hardware designed for the analog 3.5mm tip/ring/sleeve (TRS) or tip/ring/ring/sleeve (TRRS) connector, reports Apple Insider.
The development kit, named the Cirrus Logic CS42L42, is aimed at hardware developers wanting an easy way to quickly develop Lightning-native headsets. The kit includes a reference design circuit board, suitable for embedding into an inline remote or similar, that combines a 114dB digital-to-audio converter (DAC) with a 35mW headphone driver, and supports microphone input. The kit also provides a development board that...| Read more »
Google has rolled out a major Fit update with a complete visual redesign, new watch face and features for Android Wear, a new home screen widget, more detailed goal-setting and more. Version 1.57.50 is the company's biggest update to the app in quite...| Read more »
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This week's roundup of accessories includes two devices that expand the memory of your iPhone and iPad. Read on!
Sine Headphones ($499 MSRP) are billed as being the "world's first on-ear planar magnetic headphone." What does that mean? "Instead of using ordinary dynamic drivers, our planar technology gives you a sound that's punchy, dynamic, and detailed," Audeze claims. The headphones come in premium leather, and include a built-in microphone for your iPhone use. The product is currently on back order, so you might have to wait awhile before receiving your pair.
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There's no shortage of online food delivery services, and services that deliver alcohol. However, getting both at the same time is a challenge. How are you supposed to complement that burger with a tasty brew? DoorDash has an answer. As of today, cus...| Read more »
Back on this day in 2007, I spent pretty much all day waiting in line to get one of the first iPhones. Now, there were problems getting the devices -- which were only on the AT&T/Cingular network at first -- activated, but that was OK. My wife and I had tickets to go see another Steve Jobs-influenced product that day (Disney/Pixar's Ratatouille), so I waited somewhat patiently until the 30th to get my iPhone up and running.
During that day I shot a lot of video, and that's what you're going to see below. This isn't professionally done, but I talked to a number of people in line and you'll also see what the inside of an Apple Store looked like circa 2007 -- there were a line of shelves in the middle of the store to hold all of the software boxes...
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Some say, the iPhone 7 will be a yawner. What's forgotten is that our appetite for new (useful) toys and being state-of-the art always outweighs the cynicism of skeptics and critics. John's going to have a new iPhone 7, and states why you should think seriously about one too. Ignore the voices that seek control.
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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren turned a critical eye to Silicon Valley in a keynote speech delivered at New America's Open Markets Program on Wednesday, saying industry leaders Apple, Amazon and Google use their respective platforms to the detriment of smaller, less powerful competitors.| Read more »
YouTuber and insane laser electrician Styropyro has outdone himself once again. While his previous experiments have led to a homebuilt lightsaber and a dangerous laser shotgun, this time has more than added more than five times the power to create a...| Read more »
This is one of the longer AWT News Updates in recent history. Today we cover:
The text version of the podcast can be found below. To play the podcast, just click the triangular "play" button on the embedded player below.
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Hi, I'm Steve Sande from Apple World Today, and this is the AWT News Update for June 29, 2016. This week's sponsor of Apple World Today is Contexts, the simpler and faster window switcher for Mac. Find out more about Contexts and how to get a 25% discount on the app on the right...| Read more »
It was a struggle. My team and I spent several minutes fending off a malevolent spirit before finally subduing her, practically destroying a cramped apartment in the process. I was still reeling from being pelted with books and other loose objects wh...| Read more »
On a regular basis, Apple World Today posts a list of notable new apps or app updates that have been released. They may not necessarily be new, but they're popular and deserve mention. Here are today's picks.
iOS Apps/Updates
RMKapps has introduced ZuumSpeed 1.0 for iOS. It's a $0.99 speedometer app that provides the ability to personalize the interface. ZuumSpeed allows access to over 18 custom fonts with unlimited color options.
Electric Car Insider magazine has developed an interactive mobile EV Buyers Guide app that helps people interested in electric cars learn about electric vehicle technology and find a car that fits their budget and lifestyle. The new multimedia app version of the EV Buyers Guide has instructional video, audio...| Read more »
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If you love playing games on your Mac, take note: The Steam Summer Sale is going on right now, and it means that loads and loads of great games are available for upwards of 90 percent off on Valve's digital distribution platform.
Many modern Mac gaming classics can be had for just a couple bucks apiece, and even new games have significant markdowns. We've gone through the lists and picked out 10 great deals for 10 totally great games, ensuring you get awesome experiences without breaking the bank. In fact, all but two of these games are less than $10 apiece, and the pricier games still see huge discounts from the standard prices.
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Chalk up one more game available day and date alongside PlayStation VR. Drool has revealed that Thumper, its PSVR "rhythm hell" music title, will launch in sync with the headset on October 13th at a reasonable $20 price. As the developers put it, thi...| Read more »
A new position paper outlining U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's "Initiative on Technology & Innovation" broadly addresses a wide range of subjects, but in particular aligns with Apple's position on encryption and privacy championed by its chief executive, Tim Cook.| Read more »
Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus rounds up his highlights from Apple's World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC), including macOS Sierra, iOS 10, watchOS 3, and tvOS.
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In more Games That Aren't Overwatch news, Epic Studios is offering PlayStation Plus members a $20 Starter Pack for its hero brawler Paragon for free. That includes early access to the game over a month before the open beta launches on August 16.| Read more »
I love Evan Calkins' cards. He owns a small letterpress shop in Washington and does great work. Now he's offering calligraphy cards, as well. I'll be ordering some of these.Read more »
China rolled out new (and somewhat expected) regulations Tuesday governing app stores for mobile devices. Those regulations could have the direct effect of conscripting Apple and other app store providers into China's surveillance and censorship machine.
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Airbags have been at the center of the largest auto recall this year. Japanese corporate Takata's faulty airbags have forced major automakers to recall about 60 million cars in the US alone. While the automative industry is still dealing with the ext...| Read more »
Warren had different beefs with Google, Apple and Amazon, but the common thread was that she accused each one of using its powerful platforms to "lock out smaller guys and newer guys," including some that compete with Google, Apple and Amazon.
And a comment from Spotify's Jonathan Prince:
"Apple has long used its control of iOS to squash competition in music, driving up the prices of its competitors, inappropriately forbidding us from telling our customers about lower prices, and giving itself unfair advantages across its platform through everything from the lock screen to Siri. You know there's something wrong when Apple makes more off a Spotify subscription than it does off an Apple Music subscription and doesn't share any of that with the music industry. They want to have their cake and eat everyone else's too."
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LEGO and Star Wars are a match made in heaven, which makes it pretty awesome that LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is available for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. You can play as Poe Dameron, Rey, Finn, BB-8, Han Solo, Kylo Ren, and more in adventures on Jakku, D'Qar, Takodana, the Millenium Falcon, and Starkiller Base. There are puzzles to solve, space ships to fly, battles to fight, and plenty of things to build. The game includes the first chapter for free, and additional levels and character packs are available as in-app purchases. Clear your afternoon, and may the Force be with you.
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Believe it or not, the mobile version of Google Maps hasn't had support for multiple destinations. You could plan that multi-city tour on the desktop, but you'd still have to navigate one stop at a time on your phone. You might not have to the next t...| Read more »
Rogue Amoeba's Jeff Johnson takes a look at macOS Sierra's new Gatekeeper Path Randomization and the implications for developers.Read more »
Google is rolling out an update to its Keep note-taking app that brings new auto-created topics that group notes together for automatic organization and easy searching.
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Although IK Multimedia has traditionally focused on a lineup of affordable studio and recording accessories for iOS devices, the company has also ventured into a series of cases and stands aimed at studio and other professional recording environments. IK Multimedia's new iKlip A/V combines the company's focus on mounts and recording accessories, with a professional mount and grip for anybody doing serious broadcasting work with an iPhone, providing not only a place to mount and hold an iPhone, but also bringing IK Multimedia's exceptional audio engineering experience to bear in providing a professional microphone interface as well. {/exp:char_limit}
Did you miss out on the first round of PlayStation VR pre-orders, but remain determined to get Sony's virtual reality headset on launch day? You have one last (official) chance to make it happen. Sony has reiterated that its final wave of American...| Read more »
As it has done several times in the past, Apple is offering a free download of a popular iOS app via the Apple Store app. This time, the company is offering popular sketching app Procreate for iPhone for free.
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After its initial Seattle launch in April, BMW is ready to beef up its ReachNow car sharing service. According to GeekWire, the automaker saw some 13,000 members sign up to use its fleet of 370 i3s, 328xis and Mini Coopers in the first month. To deal...| Read more »
While we've reviewed ClamCase's ClamCase Pro multiple times — most recently for iPad mini 4 — ClamCase+ ($150) is a new iPad keyboard case from the company. ClamCase+ distinguishes itself from the ClamCase Pro line with its LED backlit keyboard and slimmer frame. The Bluetooth keyboard case comes with a micro-USB cable for recharging. ClamCase notes the keyboard can run for six straight hours with backlighting on, 100 uninterrupted hours with backlighting off, and it takes three hours to fully recharge the keyboard. ClamCase+ comes in space gray, as seen here, or black/gold.{/exp:char_limit}
Marines forces on either side of the Atlantic have depended on air support from the versatile AV-8B Harrier jump jet and its marvelous Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) capability to lift into flight without a runway. But the venerable aircraft ha...| Read more »
Nilay Patel wrote on The Verge about all of the I/O that Apple has done away with over the years. Personally, I agree with Apple's decisions, including the latest MacBook with its one USB-C port and the removal of the headphone jack, if that comes to be. I also agree with Gruber's take on the issue.| Read more »
Startup camera maker Sioeye on Wednesday announced its Iris4GLTE iOS-connected action camera now offers data plans with U.S. carrier T-Mobile, including a starter package with 5 gigabytes of free bandwidth to begin live streaming on the go.| Read more »
We have a deal for you today on TaskPaper, a text editor for the Mac designed to help you keep track of what you've done. It will also auto-format projects, tasks, notes, and tags. While a Mac app, it uses a file format that is supported by some third party editors on iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, and three other Mac editors, too.
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HTC has seen its share of ups and downs and CEO shuffles in the past few years. Now, with its virtual reality division looking strong on the back of the HTC Vive release, the Taiwanese company may be prepping to spin off that lucrative business into...| Read more »
If you were looking to further explore Fallout 4's modding community as a PlayStation 4 owner, unfortunately you're going to have to wait a little longer. Bethesda has announced a delay to the PS4 Mods Beta, and hasn't yet given an ETA on when we can...| Read more »
What's up with the headphone jack obsession about the upcoming iPhone 7 models? Host Glenn Fleishman and Macworld's associate managing editor Leah Yamshon discuss how much virtual ink has been spilled for how long, and yet nobody outside Apple still knows what's coming.
Leah and Glenn also ponder other iPhone 7 rumors, the end of Apple's sales of the Thunderbolt Display, whether new AirPort base stations are coming, and if MacBook Pros will be updated later this summer. We talk about iOS 10 and macOS Sierra, due out in July as public betas, and new features coming from Dropbox for free and paid users.
Joining Glenn at the end of the podcast is Fraser Speirs, head of secondary at Cedars School of Excellence in Scotland to talk about Swift Playgrounds, a new app from Apple to teach kids (and adults) programming.
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A pair of photos published on Wednesday show what are claimed to be Lightning-ready versions of the EarPods bundled with iPhones, presumably intended for Apple's "iPhone 7" and "iPhone 7 Plus."| Read more »
NVIDIA just underscored one of the advantages of having a high-powered streaming media hub: you can roll out new video features before anyone else. It's delivering an update to its Shield set-top box that introduces high dynamic range Netflix video...| Read more »
It's looking less likely that the next-gen iPhone will feature a traditional 3.5 millimeter headphone jack.
Amidst rumors that Apple will remove the headphone jack, supplier Cirrus Logic this week announced the release of a new development kit that will enable companies to make Made for iPhone-certified Lightning headphones.
The development kit is geared towards helping to transition products away from the legacy 3.5-millimeter headphone jack toward Apple's digital Lightning connector. Using the kit, manufacturers will have an easier path to migrating existing products to deliver audio over Lightning.
The Cirrus Logic MFi Headset Development Kit can be adapted to any form factor, including...| Read more »
Apple has made it easier to upgrade to a new iPhone, but it's going to cost you.
This week, 9to5Mac spotted some key differences in Apple's Trade-Up page. Most notably, Apple has reduced the maximum credit that you can get from trading in your old iPhone, from $300 to $250. Additionally, this credit can be used to pay for a new device up front or lower your monthly installment payments to a carrier like Verizon or AT&T.
Previously, Apple gave buyers the ability to use the credit from their old iPhones toward an interest-free loan for a new phone through its Trade-Up with Installments program. The financing was provided by Citizen Bank, but customers made the monthly...| Read more »
Porsche has announced that its upcoming four-door sedan, the 2017 Panamera, will support Apple's CarPlay technology when the vehicle launches in the U.S. in January.| Read more »
Nearly eight years after Jim Brown sued EA over the use of his likeness in Madden 09, the two parties are finally settling the case. According to Hagens Berman, the law firm that represents the legendary NFL running back, Brown, 80, will receive a $6...| Read more »
Apple Pencil is fantastic as a digital stylus, but its minimal design creates the obvious question of "Where do I put the thing when I'm not using it?" for anyone that owns one. Belkin has a new solution that borrows from the traditional inkwell: Base for Apple Pencil. If you regularly use Apple Pencil with iPad Pro at your desk or want a nice solution for storing it when not in use, Base is worth checking out…
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The ongoing cost of owning a new car just got a little cheaper for Chevy drivers who opted to trick out their new vehicles with 4G LTE data plans. As CNET's Roadshow reports today, the automaker has cut the rates for its in-car cellular service in ha...| Read more »
Apple patented a way to block our smartphone cameras from recording. Kelly Guimont and John Martellaro join Jeff Gamet to share their thoughts on the patent and its potential for abuse. They also look at a lawsuit alleging Apple stole the idea for the iPhone.
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Hackers late Sunday broke into CEO Sundar Pichai's Quora account and through it accessed his Twitter followers, according to reports. The group taking credit for the breach, OurMine Security, previously hit other prominent high-tech figures, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Spotify CEO Daniel Elk, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels and former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo. OurMine's goal is to improve the security of social media accounts around the world, the group has claimed.
Engadget is re-reviewing the current generation of game consoles, each of which has benefited from major firmware updates, price drops and an improved selection of games. We've already revisited the Xbox One, and now it's the PlayStation 4's turn. Th...| Read more »
With rumors strongly suggesting Apple's next-generation iPhone will lack a traditional headphone jack, supplier Cirrus Logic this week announced the release of a new development kit that will enable companies to make Made for iPhone-certified Lightning headphones.| Read more »
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|Feb 1, 1983
|Filing date
|Jan 2, 1981
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|Jan 2, 1981
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|Publication number
|Nikalous von Obstfelder
|Original Assignee
|Obstfelder Nikolaus Von
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (9), Classifications (6), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to a soap support comprising a body within which is defined an air chamber of sufficient volume to render buoyant a bar of soap.
A problem which arises, particularly when bathing small children, is that a bar of soap may be dropped into the bath water and disappear from view. British patent specification No. 1 041 667 proposes that a bar of soap should be attached to a waisted handle to make the soap easier to handle. The handle may be hollow so that it provides the soap with sufficient buoyancy to keep the soap afloat in the event that it is dropped into water. However, the handle is of relatively complex shape which makes it difficult to manufacture and to use when bathing. Buoyant soap supports are also known from British patent specifications Nos. 256 512 and 692 189 which are intended to support soap while floating in the bath but from which the soap must be removed in order for it to be used. These soap supports, therefore, do not solve the problem of providing a soap support which is convenient to use and which will prevent the disappearance of the soap into the bath water.
The present invention therefore has for its object the provision of a soap support which may be permanently attached to a bar of soap in order to render it buoyant and which is of such a design that it does not interfere with the use of the soap in the normal way during bathing.
Accordingly, a buoyant soap support is characterised by a lower wall shaped to conform to the surface of the bar of soap, teeth or other formations projecting from the lower wall and a generally domed upper wall defining with the lower wall the air chamber.
In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a side view showing one embodiment of the soap support attached to a bar of soap,
FIG. 2 is an underneath plan view of the soap support shown in FIG. 1,
FIG. 3 is a section on the line III--III in FIG. 2,
FIG. 3A is a section similar to FIG. 3 but through a modified construction,
FIG. 3B is perspective detail of FIG. 3A,
FIG. 4 is an end elevation of the soap support shown in FIG. 1,
FIG. 5 is a top plan view of the soap support shown in FIG. 1,
FIG. 6 is side view of a modified soap support,
FIG. 7 is a top plan view of the soap support shown in FIG. 6,
FIG. 8 is a section similar to FIG. 3 through a second embodiment,
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of an air sachet,
FIG. 10 shows the air sachet moulded into a bar of soap, and
FIG. 11 is a part section through an inherently buoyant bar of soap.
Referring to FIGS. 1 to 5, a bar of soap S may be kept afloat when dropped into the bath water by a support formed from rigid plastics and indicated at 1. The support has a bottom part comprising a generally planar lower wall 2 surmounted by a top part comprising a dome-shaped upper wall 3. A buoyancy chamber 4 is defined between the two walls and is of sufficient volume to provide the desired amount of uplift. The lower wall is moulded separately from the upper wall and is fitted into a groove 5 in the rim of the upper wall. Coupling means coupling the lower wall 2 to the upper wall 3 includes an integral spigot 10 of hexagonal cross-section projecting from the inner side of the lower wall receives tightly a cylindrical spigot 12 projecting from the inner side of the upper wall to hold the two parts together. If desired, two parts may be welded together. In the vicinity of its edge, the lower wall has a row of downwardly projecting teeth, spikes or other formations 9 interconnected by webs 13 so as to form a continuous wall capable of becoming embedded into the soap. At its centre, the underside of the lower wall has an integral tubular projection 11 with a sharp edge adapted to bury itself in the soap.
With the support 1 attached to the soap by the combined effect of the projection 10 and spikes 9 and webs 13, the soap is prevented from sinking and floats slightly below the surface of the water W with the support above it. A degree of suction is produced between the soap and the interior of the projection 11 and the space formed within the wall constituted by the spikes 9 and webs 13 and tends to hold the support to the soap.
As shown in FIG. 5, the upper surface of the support may be printed or embossed with a design. Alternatively, the upper wall of the support may be moulded to a particular shape, for example, that of a flower or that of the face or body of an animal or a cartoon character as depicted in FIGS. 6 and 7. The generally domed shape of the support allows it to fit easily within the hand even when shaped in this way. Instead of being planar, the underside of the soap support may be dished so as to conform to the shapes of certain soaps. Likewise, instead of being oval, the holder may be circular, square or of some other shape. In the modification shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, groove 5 is underct, projection 11 is split at circumferentially spaced locations, 11a and spigot 12 is omitted. Lugs 5a at spaced intervals around the periphery of the upper wall help locate the lower wall. As shown in FIG. 3A, a soap box 20 may be provided to support this, or any other construction of soap support disclosed herein and to house soap attached to it. The wall of the soap box is rebated to interfit with a projecting portion of the upper wall as shown. The support may have a length of about 5.75 cm, a width of 3.75 cm, and a maximum thickness of 1.75 cm. The teeth may be 0.3 cm in length, and the tubular projection 1.25 cm. in length. As shown in FIG. 8, the buoyancy chamber 4 may be completely closed, by forming the upper and lower walls integral with each other, and teeth 9 provided on a rim portion 12 of lower wall 2 projecting beyond the upper wall, there being no central projection. Alternatively, the teeth may be omitted altogether and the rim turned down so that it bites into the soap. In a modification, not illustrated, the lower wall 2 is reduced to a narrow peripheral portion including the rim 12 and the interior of the domed wall 3 is entirely open to the underside of the support, such a modification relying upon the bar of soap to cooperate to form the buoyancy chamber.
It will be appreciated that it falls within the scope of the invention for there to be two or more separate buoyancy chambers and for the support to be incorporated into a bar of novelty soap during manufacture of the latter. It is also possible as shown in FIG. 10 for a bar of soap to be moulded on a plane, hollow plastics bulb such as the sachet 14 shown in FIG. 9 which is formed by sealing a tube of film so as to form a buoyancy chamber within the soap, but which is obscured from view. In a modification of this embodiment, shown in FIG. 11, the bar of soap is formed with a plurality of air bubbles to provide the desired amount of buoyancy.
The soap support of the present invention is not intended to float continuously when in use but only when the soap is allowed to fall into the water when bathing. In the floating condition, the support of the present invention floats with the soap beneath it. As the upper wall of the present support may therefore have printed or embossed thereon a design which is plainly visible when the support is floating. The invention is, therefore, especially adapted to display advertising material.
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|Jun 17, 1902
|Walter R Bowen
|Soap cake.
|Oct 6, 1939
|Mar 5, 1940
|Western Cataphote Corp
|Reflector unit
|Mar 17, 1955
|Sep 16, 1958
|Tupper Corp
|Combination soap container and scrubber
|Dec 28, 1962
|Oct 29, 1963
|Martin Sams
|Soap guards
|Apr 1, 1966
|Oct 15, 1968
|Playskool Mfg Company
|Toy building block
|Mar 9, 1970
|Sep 28, 1971
|Anthony Sertich
|Soap-holding appliance employing vacuum cups
|Oct 18, 1973
|Jun 24, 1975
|Decio Maraglio
|Set of interconnectable pressure elements for making construction models
|Oct 10, 1978
|Jul 29, 1980
|Takara Co., Ltd.
|Toy assembly with reconfigurable parts and removable appendages
|Title not available
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Sep 3, 1986
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Feb 1, 1987
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Apr 21, 1987
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In collaboration with longtime partners David and Jerry Zucker, producer/director Jim Abrahams has created some of the funniest send-ups of the '70s and '80s, most notably Airplane!, Ruthless People, and Naked Gun. Boyhood friends from Milwaukee where their fathers ran a real-estate business together, the three pals developed a passion for making fun of… More Bio:
In collaboration with longtime partners David and Jerry Zucker, producer/director Jim Abrahams has created some of the funniest send-ups of the '70s and '80s, most notably Airplane!, Ruthless People, and Naked Gun. Boyhood friends from Milwaukee where their fathers ran a real-estate business together, the three pals developed a passion for making fun of movies and television shows. Shortly after graduating from the University of Wisconsin in Madison, the three teamed up to found the Kentucky Fried Theater and with it produced a popular multimedia comedy show that blended improvised sketches with short films. In time, they moved the troupe to L.A. Their first Los Angeles production ran for two years. In conjunction with director John Landis, Abrahams and the Zuckers made their satirical parody of modern culture, The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977). During production, the three carefully watched Landis at work and decided that directing looked easy enough that they too could become directors. Their first solo effort as a team was Airplane!, a lowbrow but hilarious and highly successful takeoff of the Airport series of disaster films. Like many of their subsequent parodies, it is distinguished for its ghastly puns, running gags, and use of good-natured second-string actors who seem to relish the opportunity to make fun of themselves and the roles they played. Leslie Nielsen, who was once known as a dramatic actor, gained a whole new career from his role in the film and went on to staff several more of their projects including their short-lived but riotous television series Police Squad! (1982). Their next movie parody, Top Secret! (1984), took on spy movies, but it was not as successful at the box office as Airplane! In 1986, they had better success with Ruthless People, a more traditional comedy starring Danny DeVito and Bette Midler. In 1988, Abrahams broke away from the Zuckers to make Big Business, a more conventional comedy starring Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin. Abrahams has occasionally dabbled in drama in films such as Welcome Home Roxy Carmichael (1990) to mixed reviews. In 1997, his dramatic television movie First Do No Harm brought Meryl Streep back to the medium after a nearly 20-year absence.
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There's no more complete and versatile meal like pizza, especially when traveling. For the longest time my favorite pie was (and probably still is) from Ray's (Now Amadeus) on 8th Ave in New York near W 51st Street. No trip to The Big Apple would be complete without a trip or two to Ray's and this goes back to the mid 1990's.
Nowadays, I don't get to visit New York as much as I would like or use to. However, like the moon hitting my eye whenever I travel I am always on the lookout for a slice of heaven.
Recently, while visiting Savannah, Georgia I get a chance to refresh my memory of a good New York pizza at Vinnie Van GoGo located at City Market. Touted as "The Best Pizza" in the city by one tour bus driver, I am not disappointed with a slice topped with fresh sliced tomatoes, spicy Italian sausage and a generous sprinkling of self added oregano.
If I cannot make it back to The Big Apple anytime soon then I would be glad to be hit anytime in the eye in Savannah at Vinnie Van GoGo.
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There's no more complete and versatile meal like pizza, especially when traveling. For the longest time my favorite pie was (and probably still is) from Ray's (Now Amadeus) on 8th Ave in New York near W 51st Street. No trip to The Big Apple would be complete without a trip or two to Ray's and this goes back to the mid 1990's.
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Me too! I love that place. It's so much fun to sit out overlooking the square. In fall
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Next time you are in NYC, there are many places that offer superior pizza including Motorino, Keste, Co, Luzzo's and Gruppo.
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I bet anytime is great to have pizza at VVGoGo. Wish I had time to sit around and also enjoy the view from City Market
Think the fall would be a good time to visit Savannah especially around Halloween if I could toss in a Ghost Tour with it.
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Sounds like a plan. Will remember to try at least one of your suggestions
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And there is a new pizza trend in NYC, they flash fry the dough before baking.
All those places are whole pies, not slices.
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Names and addresses please ..
I ain't afraid of no whole pie, bring it on
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CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — A Long Island man has been charged with the murder of his classmate two years ago.
As WCBS 880's Sophia Hall reported, Thomas Liming, 21, was arraigned Friday in Suffolk County Court in the death of Kyle Underhill, 18.
Underhill's body was found in November 2011, not far from his Islip, Long Island home. Prosecutors said he was beaten to death, and his body left in a marsh of Brook Street.
Liming was charged with second-degree murder, and was ordered held on $5 million cash bail. Prosecutors did not reveal a motive for the slaying.
Liming's attorney said when the jury hears all the evidence, his client will be found not guilty. Some have said that Liming and Underhill were best friends.
The two graduated from Islip High School in May 2011, a few months before Underhill was slain. The victim most recently had worked as a busboy at Tellers Restaurant in Islip and at a nearby bakery, and had attended college in Farmingdale.
Underhill also caused a stir with what he wrote for the school's yearbook. Under his photo was this quote: "I don't think I've ever known so many people I hated so much all at once. See you in Abbadon."
Abbadon commonly refers to the depths of hell.
There was no answer at Liming's home on Saturday but neighbors said that the mood in the community was "gloomy".
"Everybody's pretty gloomy right now. This is a community thing. There's two families destroyed," Bill Scampoli said.
Scampoli said that Liming's father always set a good example for his family and neighbors.
"They were in the neighborhood watch, he was a volunteer EMS, he's served a couple of tours in Afghanistan, good family," he said.
The discovery of Underhill's body in 2011 prompted odd reactions from friends, CBS 2's Steve Langford reported.
"Some people like him, some people hate him, and I don't know what could have led to this to happen," Brian Melton said.
Underhill had been last seen at the bakery where he worked part time. The owner said that he left work at 6 p.m. with Liming.
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M.L. King Boulevard between Market Street and Georgia Avenue and Market Street between East 8th Street and M.L. King Boulevard will be closed from 5:30 p.m.-midnight on Friday for the Nightfall Concert Series. The 800 block of Cherry Street will be closed at ML King Boulevard and will only be accessible from East 8th Street. There will be limited handicapped parking in the 900 block of Georgia Avenue on the Miller Park side on the meters covered with orange "reserved" bags.
The portion of River Street from Coolidge Park connecting to Renaissance Park will be closed from 6-11:30 p.m. on Saturday, for First Things First Movies in the Park. Accommodations will be made for Riverboat patrons entering from Renaissance Park.
Riverfront Parkway between Chestnut Street and Power Alley will be closed at 8 a.m. on Saturday, from the beginning set up for the Chattanooga Waterfront Duathlon. Beginning at 5 a.m. on Sunday, the southbound curb lane and ramp of the Veterans Bridge will be closed. Riverfront Parkway from Aquarium Way to M.L. King Boulevard, the south bound exit ramp of Highway 27 at M.L. King Boulevard and the inside lanes of north and south bound Highway 27/29 from the M.L. King exit ramps to just south of Highway 29 at Dayton Pike will be closed until 10:30 a.m. North and south bound vehicular traffic on Highway 27/29 will be detoured off and back on to the highway in the vicinity of the M.L. King Boulevard and 4th Street ramps. The south bound entrance ramp from 4th Street to Highway 27/29 will be closed; Chestnut Street and Power Alley from 2nd Street to Riverfront Parkway will be closed. M.L. King Boulevard will be closed to Grove Street. Riverfront Parkway, Boynton Drive and Gateway Avenue will be closed at M.L. King Boulevard. Roads will open as they become available. With the exception of Riverfront Parkway between Chestnut Street and Power Alley, which will be open by approximately 6 p.m., all streets should be open by 3 p.m.
Reggie White Boulevard, between West 19th Street and the entrance to the Skate Park will be closed from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. on Sunday, for the Chattanooga Market.
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ML King Boulevard will be closed for eastbound traffic between Market Street and Broad Street, beginning at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday. This building maintenance project is scheduled for 10 ... (click for more)
The Wearables exhibit featuring Jenny Threads by Jen Swearington, jewelry by Mary Lynn Portera and jewelry by Katie Rogers will be at River Gallery July 1-31. There will be ... (click for more)
The AVA Gallery will host a grand reopening on Friday, July 1, from 5:30-10 p.m. The public is invited to take a look at the refreshed gallery and a new exhibit. The AVA ... (click for more)
ML King Boulevard will be closed for eastbound traffic between Market Street and Broad Street, beginning at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday. This building maintenance project is scheduled for 10 hours, and the roadway will reopen at 6:30 p.m. that day. Detours will be posted. The 200 block of Market Street will be narrowed to one lane northbound for installation of a ... (click for more)
The Wearables exhibit featuring Jenny Threads by Jen Swearington, jewelry by Mary Lynn Portera and jewelry by Katie Rogers will be at River Gallery July 1-31. There will be an opening reception on Saturday, July 9, from 5-7 p.m. with the artists. River Gallery is at 400 E. Second St. Review for the exhibit: River Gallery's ... (click for more)
A fire destroyed a barbeque restaurant on Highway 58 on Friday afternoon. Chattanooga firefighters were dispatched to the Highway 58 BBQ around 6 p.m. The business is located at 4921 Highway 58. Though the business was housed in a small building, the flames and smoke could be seen from a long distance away. Captain Teri Rose with Quint 6 said the ... (click for more)
A second Independent candidate may be on the ballot for sole commissioner of Walker County in the election on Nov. 8. Perry D. Lamb, Jr. has been working toward collecting the necessary 1,640 signatures of registered voters on a petition. His campaign said he is close to the goal. Incumbent Bebe Heiskell is running an an Independent. Election officials said since she was ... (click for more)
Last Monday morning while at work a good friend messaged me concerning a matter that I had not heard anything about dealing with Coolidge Park and its future. Apparently that night the City Council was to read an ordinance that would allow the mayor to start negotiations with the relocation of the Medal of Honor Museum. This ordinance would enable the city to lease approximately ... (click for more)
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, is a really cool place. I tried to buy a huge mounted buffalo head in an antique store there one time until I found out the shipping charges were four times what the head was worth. But suddenly my rapt attention is riveted on Coeur d'Alene again because a dazzling social experiment is taking place this very moment at a plush resort in north Idaho. Several ... (click for more)


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Date: 1912-07-11 ca.
Description: Looking east on E. Wisconsin Avenue from the west bank of the Milwaukee River. The Pabset Building is on the left.
Date: 1905 ca.
Description: Men at work on a bridge under construction.
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Description: Stereograph elevated view of Saint John's Cathedral, on 812 North Jackson Street, from the Courthouse. Lake Michigan is in the background.
Description: Looking northeast from the roof of the Wells Building at E. Wisconsin Avenue and N. Milwaukee Street. St. John's Cathedral is in the center of the photogra...
Date: 1856 ca.
Description: A watercolor of the Catholic Cathedral in Milwaukee, with well-dressed pedestrians strolling on the street. Hölzlhuber was choirmaster here between 1856 an...
Date: 1912 ca.
Description: Now called Wisconsin Avenue. Split avenue (strip of land down the center). View has several statues on plinths and/or columns in the center area.
Description: Caption on negative reads, "View showing property side of street Zenith Theatre Bldg. 2498 W. Hopkins St. Looking Northeast".
Date: 1899 ca.
Description: McCormick Harvesting Machine Company branch house building.
Date: 1890 ca.
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Date: 1868 ca.
Description: Exterior view of the Emil Wallber house with four people standing near the entrance. Wallber was the mayor of Milwaukee from 1884-1888. The location of the...
Date: 1958-01-25
Description: An interior image of St. Catherine Catholic Church during the marriage ceremony of Mary (Kustermann) Esser (b. 1934) and J. Thomas Esser (b. 1934).
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Description: Street view in the S. Sixth Street neighborhood of Walker's Point. The storefronts include the H.J. Heinz Co.; H. Mullen, a clothing and shoe store; J. Ger...
Date: 1910 ca.
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Date: 1940 ca.
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Date: 1964-10-04
Description: Elevated view of banner in the bleachers shows support for Braves outfielder Rico Carty for National League Rookie of the Year. A freight train, the Mitche...
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Date: 1900-09
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Date: 2010-02-12
Description: "This is the famous Milwaukee Ale House located at 233 N Water Street. Standing in front are Ethan A Casper and Parker Hren. This is the first time we have...
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The Fred's House and Photograph Fred attraction, which recently celebrated its grand anniversary
After you mosey through Fred's house, you'll be led to her Motion Picture Garage in the back yard. There you can set eyes on Fred who has just finished animating a scene from her last big film, "The Band Cricket. Be sure to get her autograph!
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