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|Apr 20, 2010
|Filing date
|Apr 18, 2007
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|Apr 18, 2007
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|Karl O. Niedermeyer
|Original Assignee
|Trusty Warns, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (8), Referenced by (5), Classifications (6), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to fluid control, and in particular to a variable differential adjustor for a fluid pressure-actuated switch, with the fluid, in the preferred form, being air.
In dwellings and other structures using sump pumps to drain subterranean building footings and avoid ingress of water into the structure, it is important that the sump pump be actuated when water removal limits occur. Thus, sump pumps have switches that are activated by many different types of actuation devices, such as floats, pressure pads and pressure tubes. It is the latter type of structure that is utilized with the invention of the present application.
Pressure tubes typically extend into a sump pit or other water collection area, and as water rises in the sump pit, pressure within the tube increases until a pressure-actuated switch is closed, thus activating the sump pump. Once the water level is reduced below a certain level by the sump pump, the pressure-actuated switch is deactivated, and pumping ceases. To control the level at which pumping begins, typically the tube is repositioned up or down, which then translates into a higher or lower water level which commences actuation of the sump pump. If repositioning of the pressure tube is impossible or inconvenient, then the only manner in which to change the actuation of a pressure-actuated switch would be to restrict air pressure to the switch, effectively delaying actuation or deactivation of the switch.
One form of such a delay is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 7,084,363, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference. In the device of the '363 patent, a restrictor is provided having a restrictor housing with a fluid passage in which a restrictor plug, typically a set screw, is engaged. By judicious adjustment of the position of the set screw, fluid flow to and from the pressure the pressure-actuated switch is controlled, controlling when the switch is activated to control activation and deactivation of the sump pump.
The invention relates to a variable differential adjustor for a fluid pressure-actuated switch, comprising a restrictor housing having a passage therethrough. A pressure source has a portion passing through the passage and it is connected to the pressure-actuated switch for directing fluid to and from the pressure-actuated switch. A restrictor is provided for engaging the pressure source portion, with the restrictor being adjustable to variably alter fluid flow through the pressure source portion.
In accordance with the preferred form of the invention, the pressure source portion comprises a flexible tube having an internal bore, and the restrictor includes an element located in the bore and a tube throttle in the restrictor housing external the tube and proximate the element. The element preferably comprises a plug engaged in the bore, the plug having at least one external fluid path. The plug, in the disclosed version of the invention, comprises a screw and the external fluid path comprises a helical thread in the screw. The bore in the tube is smooth and the screw is engaged with the bore with threaded peaks. The path thus comprises a helical fluid pathway between the screw and the bore.
The tube throttle comprises a pair of rigid half cylinders in the passage which sandwich the tube therebetween. A compressor member urges the half cylinders together. Preferably the compressor member comprises an adjustable screw threadedly engaged in the restrictor housing and bearing against one of the half cylinders.
The invention is described in greater detail in the following description of examples embodying the best mode of the invention, taken in conjunction with the drawing figures, in which:
A pressure tube 12 extends to the sump pit or other water collection area, and as the level of the water 14 rises or falls, air pressure within the pressure tube 12 changes commensurately. That pressure is communicated to the pressure-actuated switch by means of hollow tubing 16.
To control transmission of fluid pressure from the pressure tube 12 to the switch 10, a variable differential adjustor 20 according to the invention is installed on the tubing 16. As best illustrated in
The tubing 16 includes a pressure source portion which comprises a tube 24, having an internal bore 26, which passes through the restrictor housing 22. The restrictor includes an element in the form of a plug 28 engaged in the bore, the plug 28 having at least one external fluid path between the plug and the bore 26. The plug 28 preferably comprises a screw with its external fluid path comprising a helical thread 30 in the screw. The screw forming the plug 28 can be conventional, and has thread peaks engaging the bore 26, leaving a helical fluid passage between the screw and the bore 26. The helical fluid passage thus becomes a restricted passage to control pressure transmission through the variable differential adjustor 20.
The restrictor further comprises a tube throttle external the tube 24 and proximate the plug 28, as illustrated in
The tube 24 is preferably made of a soft material, such as rubber or plastic, while the half cylinders 32 and 34 are preferably made of metal. Thus, by judicious adjustment of the screw 36, the tube 24 is squeezed between the half cylinders 32 and 34. This, when squeezing force is applied, forces the flexible material of the tube 24 into the threads 30, effectively decreasing the size of the passageway for fluid through the variable differential adjustor 20. That, then, increases the amount of time until effective pressure is experienced at the switch 10 to activate the switch. Conversely, when the screw 36 is adjusted to release the squeezing pressure, exactly the opposite occurs. Thus, by the adjustment of the screw 36, the build-up or reduction of pressure in the upper portion of the tubing 16 to the pressure actuated switch 10 is controlled. That, then, can change the level of the water 14 at which the pressure-actuated switch 10 is activated and also the level at which the pressure-actuated switch is deactivated. To use the example in incorporated U.S. Pat. No. 7,084,363, if a four-inch difference in the water level 14 would normally be the on and off positions of the switch 10 without utilization of the variable differential adjustor 20, with installation of the variable differential adjustor 20, that can be changed dramatically, depending on how much force is exerted by the adjustable screw 36 to the half cylinders 32 and 34. The greater the force, the slower the pressure builds in the upper portion of the tubing 16 (and, conversely, diminishes as the water level drops), thus quite variably changing the effective on and off water levels in a sump pit or other water collection area being monitored.
It will be evident that the invention can take different forms and function in the same manner. As an example, although the plug 28 is shown and described as an element having helical threads 30, the plug can be provided with one or more longitudinal grooves rather than helical grooves. Also, although a pair of half cylinders 32 and 34 has been illustrated, other similar squeezing elements can be employed, so long as the tube 24 can be manipulated to increase or decrease the effective size of the fluid passageway through the variable differential adjustor 20.
Various changes can be made to the invention without departing from the spirit thereof or scope of the following claims.
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|Filing date
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|Aug 12, 1947
|Mar 28, 1950
|Bohle Wallace R
|Fluid pressure switch
|Aug 10, 1978
|Jul 15, 1980
|Binks Manufacturing Company
|Pressure control for pumps
|Apr 28, 1983
|Jan 7, 1986
|Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha
|Blocking condition detection device in a fluid injection system
|Oct 21, 1983
|Jan 21, 1986
|Accuspray, Inc.
|Nov 2, 1987
|Jun 6, 1989
|Fisher Scientific Company
|Partial restriction detector
|May 28, 2003
|Nov 2, 2004
|Walter Carl Lovell
|Actuator, method of manufacture and application of use
|Dec 10, 2003
|Aug 1, 2006
|Trusty Warns, Inc.
|Variable differential adjustor
|Jul 16, 2007
|Mar 4, 2008
|Trusty Warns, Inc.
|Variable differential adjustor
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|Dec 20, 2010
|May 3, 2016
|Pentair Water Pool And Spa, Inc.
|Pump controller system and method
|Oct 25, 2012
|Jul 5, 2016
|Pentair Flow Technologies, Llc
|Fluid level sensor systems and methods
|Jul 29, 2014
|Jul 26, 2016
|Pentair Water Pool And Spa, Inc.
|Pump controller system and method
|Sep 12, 2011
|Aug 2, 2016
|Pentair Water Pool And Spa, Inc.
|Control algorithm of variable speed pumping system
|Jul 15, 2015
|Sep 13, 2016
|Pentair Flow Technologies, Llc
|Sump pump remote monitoring systems and methods
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Apr 18, 2007
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Phone operator PT Indosat Tbk booked a net profit of 1.25 trillion rupiah ($107.3 million) in 2013, up 48 percent from a year earlier.
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A living, breathing teacher is the best tool to assess a written essay.
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"I lived there with all the girls, with all the kids, so I think that's it's really interesting because you find so much more about yourself," said Hudgens. She even took over some of her beauty duties in the film, explaining, "I actually cut my own hair for this movie. I did that to myself, yes, I did."
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Now that Perl 5 has become the de facto standard version of Perl, publishers are getting their books to market as quickly as possible. In the case of Perl 5 by Example, it got there too quickly. Since I have C programming experience and have dabbled with Perl, I was looking for a book that would get me up to speed in a hurry, and learning by example seemed a good way to go.
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goodbye gamemaker
Yup, my PC still won't lemme use game maker. I have come to a conclusion. IT'S CRAP! So, I'm using my bro's PC still, meaning HCB2 will probably be out later than I intended. OzlandLP's did 4 parts to the LP then pussied out, making the day I found that out one of the worst in my intire life. Sicrow7 don't do IWBTG games no more. Yup, Hopes for HCB LP's are... gone.... So yeah. HCB is nearly done, but I will take a while to publish it. I have made the final boss, and am making a secret boss now. Happy me.
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I AM TYPING WITH MY PC!! It's fixed! I got my PC back after my 7th visit to PCworld and hooked it up. I started up the internet and... no signal. WHAT THE HELL!!?? THE GUY SAID HE WOULD FIX IT!! Then, I realised, after turning my head, that google had come up. IT ACTUALY WAS THE INTERNETS FAULT!!! YAYAYAYAYYAYYAAYAYAYAYYAYYYA! I HAVE A PC!
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Ok, I got my computer back today. GameMaker worked and I was happy. The, I booted up internet explorer. It says that I have no connection but in the bottom bar I had to bars of signal strength. I clicked diagnose connection problems and it said that my internet supplyer wasn't responding. Then, I went onto my bro's PC and it worked. I went on my Ipod Touch and it worked. My brother went on his Ipod Touch and it worked. EVERYTHING WORKED!!!! Aside from my one week old PC. So, I payed £15.00 for them to break my internet. YAY! So, I'm sending it back AGAIN!! In the past week, i have visited PC world 5 or 6 times.
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Pc world just rang this moring and said that it works again! OMG! How purely awsome. Gpnna pick it up soon... not today though. Anyway, Hard Core Block will soon be complete (I'm on the 6th of 10 bosses) and I will be able to complete it within 2010/2011 considering the time it took to make it this far in development. Also, I need a Lets Player to play the game and as I have already said, Ozland accepted the offer. Sicrow7 may also be doing it, but it is quiet doubtful. I am making a boss which is Bill Ritzer's second appearance... and well, yeah. I'll update tommorow from MY computer!!
Ok, I have sent my PC back to PC world and I'm using my brothers now. They claim the can fix it but... u know... it's PC world. So yeah, Hard Core Block II is still under constuction, but I'm wandering if I will be able to finish it with all the moving it form PC to PC. So, remember to download version 1.6, .7 will be out soon but I need to finish the second Bill Ritzer fight. Also, someone may be lets playing my Hard Core Block II game soon! He is called ozlandLP's... LOOK HIM UP ON YOUTUBE!! lol, anyway guys, update the status of my PC tommorow...
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Enspec Power specialises in power quality and high voltage engineering From initial power systems studies through to manufacture and installation of capital equipment Experts in pfc power factor correction and harmonics
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I have been using iTunes for quite some time now and I am absolutely in love with it! Of course, there are programs that are better looking and more functional, but what draws me to iTunes is the effective way I can organize all the music I have. Now, I have always wondered if I could have something similar for my books too. I read a lot of books… Continue reading


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Which Joe gave his name to 'sloppy joes'? We look at five interesting sandwiches and their lexical origins.
Definition of interstice in English:
An intervening space, especially a very small one.'sunshine filtered through the interstices of the arching trees'
space, gap, interval, aperture, opening, hole, cranny, crevice, chink, slit, slot, crack, breach, ventView synonyms
- 'One of the energetic obstacles to membrane fusion is represented by the void interstices that form at the neck of the stalk.'
- 'Consequently, the abundant head scalids move forward, plow backward through the water and interstices surrounding the animal, and therefore propel the animal forward.'
- 'This would mean building, within these interstices, new landmarks for the transformative power of the erotic, a meetingplace where our deepest yearnings for different kinds of freedom can take shape and find rest.'
- 'Meanwhile, with all this traveling, my net access has been frustratingly erratic, and I've had frustratingly few of those little chunks of blogging time in the interstices of my schedule.'
- 'Thus the meetups create a truly public space that can exist at the interstices of an otherwise private and tightly scripted life.'
- 'He lives in this space, the interstices of the paternal name, like some Lacanian allegory.'
- 'The settlers' amateur dramatic production inserts the relationship between the Irish and the Norwegians into the interstices of this Irish-Afro connection.'
- 'Subjectivities of both the dominant and the dominated are produced in the interstices of these multiple, intersecting loci of power.'
- 'One always hopes that the ordering of poems in a book adds to their individual strength, breeding meaning in the interstices; but it is actually quite rare to see it in a first collection, as the poet is concentrating so much on specifics.'
- 'Sufficient space is left over in the interstices between the twelve balls, that they can roll around a bit on the surface of the central ball.'
- 'All morning it's paper and people; all afternoon it's meetings I'd rather not attend; and in the interstices there are calls from students, colleagues, members of the community.'
- 'As I have tried to suggest, with complex systems, it isn't so much the nodes that disappear unnoticed and unaccounted for, but the less tangible stuff that lies in the system's interstices.'
- 'The trick involves searching out the city's interstices, which exist in time as well as space.'
- 'African youth are caught between challenging authoritarian regimes they inherited and relying on the patronage networks within the national structure and its local interstices.'
- 'But for those who were alive before this hyperactive culture grew up around us, it was during those interstices of life's activities that we breathed, relaxed, observed, thought things over.'
- 'In other words, it seeks to understand de-temporalisation and de-spatialisation: interstices, gaps and fragments.'
- 'The iterative time of the future is a becoming-space where the 'in-between' becomes utterable, and can return and be reiterated in the interstices of the present.'
- 'They appeared in mid-1989 precisely at the interstices of these two periods, at one of those liminal moments when new possibilities and alternative arrangements seem most readily available.'
- 'It has also occultized and enigmatized itself in their image in order to open up and clear to the way to a particular void, to a certain non-sense - unlike the media which remains relentlessly bent on filling up all interstices.'
- 'Compressed in the foreground, the grid stretches or meanders across the surface as if it has all the time in the world, while from within its interstices the muted ground sparkles with a kind of inner life.'
Late Middle English: from Latin interstitium, from intersistere stand between from inter- between + sistere to stand.
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Kegging and Bottling / Re: CO2 supply source and gas filtration« on: July 10, 2016, 05:34:59 AM »
I wonder how long it will be before some enterprising supplier starts selling "organic" CO2?
I'm not using it unless it's "artisanal", too.
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I wonder how long it will be before some enterprising supplier starts selling "organic" CO2?
Maybe plateau is the proper word, so long as it doesn't imply summit. And it's not a boredom thing, I still look forward to brewing. I'm actually brewing right now. Its more of a plateau/rut as far as trying to learn new stuff, explore new styles, bla bla bla.
The brew day is fun and relaxing, the beer is good, I just don't care anymore about science and proving things.
Yeah, keeping the ferment cool is my greatest challenge right now. I try like hell to keep it under 70 and if possible 68 or lower.
Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care?
Buckets will have an alcohol/beer smell to them after fermentation. This smell will degrade over time provided the lid is kept off and the bucket kept in a well ventilated area.
Buckets will become stained/discolored with use. This has no adverse effects on future beers.
As long you clean the bucket by soaking it with brewery wash (PBW) and sanitizing it (Starsan or Iodophor) the bucket will be fine for many years to come.
It's best not to use harsh scrubbing pads or anything that will leave scratches in the plastic. A soft sponge or towel should be all that's necessary to wipe clean the bucket after soaking with brewery wash.
So far, I see two camps forming.
Camp "I like tobacco notes in beer if they don't actually come from tobacco"
and Camp Barf.
Neither camp seems to encourage adding tobacco to beer.
Now why does that only strengthen my resolve?
For the first 14-15 years I brewed, I put the fermenter in a large tub of water. I could ice packs to the water to cool it down or an aquarium heater to warm it up. I won a lot of awards for beers brewed with that method, but it is labor intensive. You have to check it a couple times a day for the first 3-4 days. The good news is that after that temp is less of an an issue. A couple years ago I used a book advance to buy a chest freezer and temp controller. Works a lot better and is a lot easier, but a LOT more expensive! I'd suggest you start with the water bath method, then as you see how the hobby goes you could move to a temp controlled freezer if you thought it was worthwhile.


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This review is from: Corsair Vengeance 1500 v2 USB Connector Circumaural Dolby 7.1 Gaming Headset
Pros: Long braided USB cable
The Bass is great.
Im told the mic is decent sounding.
Cons: Man... where to start...
The sound is horrible for a hundred plus dollar headset (My eight dollar skullcandy earbuds sound better).
There is a constant white noise while on ( WELL documented with official no solutions ).
The corsair site is a joke, they actually remove old drivers so you are stuck with the most recent ones (Hint: The new ones dont work correctly). The only working drivers for this thing are the 1.1 drivers. But you cant get them anymore...
The volume buttons are poorly designed and you will constantly press mute or VOL up on accident since the buttons take the entire face of the little mid cord button thing and feel like they are on a hair trigger. ( In my 3 years of owning these I have prob spent 10+ hours talking into a muted mic on accident).
The same volume toggle has an LED in it that must have a lumens rating in the 1000s ( it literally makes the entire room glow blue ).
The volume is either destroy your ears loud after 2 notched above mute (new drivers) or so quiet you cant make anything out at max volume (no drivers). The only ones that worked were removed from the corsair site.
The "Virtual Surround Sound" is nothing but a marketing gimmick, all it does is make audio echo which has the opposite effect of real 7.1 since you will never know where any sound is coming from.
I dont know who this was designed for but with my small head I cant wear these for more than an hour or so at a time. It crushes my head with an incredible amount of force and actually hurts to wear. I couldnt imagine trying to use these with a larger head, I feel like it would straight up cut off circulation. I really dont know how to explain how tight these headphones are without sounding hyperbolic.
They never "break in" like most headsets. I even tried to stretch them out a bit by putting them over my case and letting them sit for several weeks. The band holding this together must be made of adamantium or something cause they do not loosen up a millimeter.
It will take you HOURS to get the mic working correctly. Its almost always too quiet, even at 100% input. And dont you dare plug it into anything but the same USB port cause windows will detect it as a new device and make you set it up all over again (yes even in software like SKYPE or discord).
Other Thoughts: The closed ear design combined with how hard it squeezes your head make them very disorientating to wear, I actually find it hard to speak with them on but go right back to normal the moment that pressure on my temples is removed.
Seems fairly durable but I cant be sure as I dont throw my hardware around.
Avoid any computer periphery with the word "GAMING" on the package. Unless you are dealing with mice or keyboards all you are doing is ensuring you are getting low quality products with a premium price tag because "gaming".
This review is from: Toshiba 50" Class 120Hz LED TV - 50L1350U
Pros: HUGE screen (but you knew that), picture is very clear with computers and gaming consoles, but a bit noisy with DVDs and blu rays though it may just be the camera it was shot on.
Simple setup,
Has Full CDC HDMI support
Cons: Flat out false advertising on Toshiba's part. They claim this TV supports 120 Hz, this is a flat out lie. The TV only supports 120 Hz while on 480i/p resolution. The TV's cinema mode is also is huge selling point, this also does not work under normal HD resolutions and requires SD resolution to becomes active. This is some seriously shady business practices from toshiba, and if not for them cheating their customers this would be a 4 egg HDTV
Other Thoughts: Do I enjoy my TV? Absolutely, would i recommend this TV if not for the "features" missing? Yes, but I cannot recommend a product from a company that uses false advertising, Toshiba should be sued, I will never be purchasing any products from them from now on and will be sure everybody I know does the same. I do not like being lied to by a company that makes my life saving in 5 minutes so they can cut corners and mark a few extra bucks. Toshiba should be ashamed and fined.
**EDIT 1/22/16. The TV didnt even last a full 2 years before the panel died on me. The trash quality combined with the overt lying on toshiba's part and their insistence I pay 300+ dollars to ship them the TV for repairs that were not covered by my warranty will ensure Toshiba will reside in my "Never buy from again" list. They are the ASUS of the TV world.
This review is from: ADATA 32GB UV128 USB 3.0 Flash Drive (AUV128-32G-RBY)
Pros: I got it free thanks to a 10 dollar gift card sent to me by newegg.
Cons: I was under the impression I purchased a USB 3.0 thumb drive. This "USB 3.0" drive has speeds closer to USB 1.0 than 3.0 or even 2.0. 40 read 20 write? Are you kidding me? When im using a 3.0 device I expect read and write speeds to be in the triple digits, not struggling to break 20MBps.
Hell, it would be faster to write out the binary code for an MP3 by hand than to transfer it to this snail like drive.
Should have spent that 10 dollars on literally anything else...
This is not a USB 3.0 device and nobody can tell me otherwise. This is one of their bottom of the barrel 2.0 sticks with a coat of blue paint on the plastic.
Other Thoughts: I was wary about this company and I now see I was correct to be cautious. I wont be buying any more ADATA products again.READ FULL REVIEW


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WhiskyCast is where it all begins. Now completing our 10th year, each weekly episode brings you the latest in whisky news, along with the latest events, tasting notes, comments from other listeners, and the weekly "In-Depth" segment features interviews with the people who help make whisky the "water of life".
When the temperature's approaching 90 (32), sometimes a cold beer just sounds better than a glass of whisky. Northing wrong with that….especially when the beer has whisky in its DNA. More brewers are experimenting with aging their beers in whisky casks, and one of the most unusual comes from Scotland's Harviestoun Brewery. Ola Dubh is aged in casks from Highland Park's 12, 16, and 30-year-old malts, and each beer bears the special characteristics of its corresponding malt. We'll hear from Harviestoun's master brewer Stuart Cail in this week's episode. In the news, an update on Auchentoshan's new line of malts from new distillery manager Iain McCallum and a preview of some of the fall's new whiskies.
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Night and Day, Positive and Negative, Black and White. There are opposites all around us, which means that if there is a Black Bowmore, there must be a White Bowmore. There is…it's the fraternal twin to the legendary Black Bowmores — both the original and the newly released version. This one was aged in bourbon casks, while the Black Bowmores were aged in brown walnut sherry casks. We'll learn more about the White Bowmore and a new 1992 Bordeaux cask-aged Bowmore from chief blender Andrew Rankin. In the news, a new Macallan for duty-free and Mount Vernon celebrates the Whiskey Rebellion of 1794.
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It may be seen as a sacrilege in Scotland, but imagine a single malt whisky from India that can compete with the best of Scotland's malts in many ways. That's the case with Amrut's single malts, which draw their water from the snow melt of the Himalayas and their barley from local farmers in northern India — and their intense maturation from the heat of Bangalore. Askok Chokalingham of Amrut gives us the details, and Thierry Benitah of La Maison du Whisky previews September's Whisky Live Paris. In the news, an update on the reopening of Braeval, more charity whiskies for WhiskyFest San Francisco, and the "Whisky Bus" hits Glasgow.
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Almost every whisky lover has dreamed of getting the call from a distillery to serve on an exclusive tasting panel to select a special release. Jimmy Bradley got that call…and the owner/chef of two New York City restaurants tells about his experience helping to select this year's Glenfiddich Vintage Reserve bottling, In the news, another distillery may be up for sale, Braeval comes back to life, and construction begins on a new distillery in Canada.
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It's not too soon to start making travel plans for the fall whisky festival season, and Malt Advocate's WhiskyFest San Francisco on October 10th is shaping up to be something really special. Editor and Publisher John Hansell gives us a preview, along with details on the new summer issue of the magazine that's just hitting the newsstands now. In the news, another distillery may be on the market, Glen Moray may not be on the market for long, and Chivas opens up two of its usually private distilleries for a rare series of visitor tours.
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Last fall, I mentioned The Balvenie's search for a brand ambassador to represent the single malt in the US. Now, the lucky person has been chosen, and you'll meet the new "Balvenie Guy" in this week's episode. Sam Simmons is the whisky lover behind the "Dr. Whisky" blog, and now, he's bringing his considerable knowledge of whisky to The Balvenie. In the news, an update on Springbank's now-temporary shutdown for six months, Glenmorangie puts its Glen Moray distillery on the block and announces plans to move its headquarters from Broxburn to Edinburgh, and Bruichladdich comes up with a simpler name for its peated malt…"Bruichladdich Peat."
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The key question in making your program cross platform is how to port the GUI. One solution is to write separate GUI front-ends for each platform. This gives you great flexibility and lets you hand-fit each interface to the target system, but soon you find you are rewriting the same interface ideas from scratch. You start to wonder if you shouldn't abstract out some concepts, such as creating a button or drawing a line, and use that abstraction instead. This is precisely what portable GUI toolkits already do. So instead of re-inventing the wheel, or, widget, you will probably want to choose a GUI toolkit and hopefully even improve it.
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I'm working on programs that need to be fully multilingual, including fairly complicated composition of Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters (kanji). I'm not impressed with the new native widget features of Windows; they don't come close to doing what I need. So with widget wrappers I'm stuck basically rewriting every widget from scratch based on a Canvas widget, whereas with pure widgets I can use the usual object-oriented techniques to extend existing widgets (assuming the API is well-designed). This provides greater flexibility and consistency when writing GUI applications.
For Linux and UNIX there is another problem with native widget wrapping; it is not clear what constitutes native widgets. In Windows and Macintosh this is obvious. But there is no standard GUI API for UNIX (other than the X protocol, which is not a full GUI). The closest UNIX gets is Motif, which is not really a standard and is not free. In other words, in the Linux world, even before you consider questions of portability, you first must choose a GUI library. You must determine what widgets will be your native widgets. In addition to providing all the widgets and structure you want for Linux programs, your chosen GUI toolkit may offer assistance in cross-platform development. And that is what you want. Programming is now more efficient, as you only have to master one set of tools.
Since C and C++ are so popular, most of the toolkits have C or C++ interfaces. In fact, most of the time it is C++ because object-oriented programming seems particularly applicable to GUI code. However, some, such as Fresco, attempt to be language neutral and potentially provide an interface to almost any language. These toolkits come as libraries that must be compiled and linked for each target system. On the other hand, there are the interpreted languages such as Smalltalk, Tcl and Java that can run on multiple systems without having to be compiled for each one. Then there are the toolkits written in C, such as GTK, that can be called from many other languages such as Scheme, Python or Perl. (Note that GTK is not currently cross platform, but see below.)
Linux needs a standard GUI API. It's not that all applications must end up looking and even acting alike as in Windows, but they should be consistent in certain areas; for example, a consistent desktop, consistent help system, cut and paste, drag-and-drop and so forth.
The fragmentation of development energy into too many GUI toolkits is one of the most serious problems facing the Linux community today. There is some recognition of the magnitude of the problem but nobody can agree on which GUI toolkits to use. A good example is the Gnome and KDE desktop projects; Gnome uses GTK, and KDE uses QT.
For Windows and Macintosh, it's simple; you don't have a choice. Naturally, I prefer the fecundating chaos of the world of Linux and GNU to the stifling dictatorial conformity of the Microsoft domain but, as a programmer, it would be satisfying if the choice of GUI toolkit were a no-brainer. It would be nice if there were such a thing as the "Linux GUI API" so that the synergy of the Linux developers' community could better foster the creation of innovative and compelling programs rather than merely innovative but unfinished tools.
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And just let that unit go bankrupt all on its own. Otherwise GE will be toast. NBC = MORNOS AND IDIOTS!
Guess you really don't keep up todate on GE matters. NBCU majority interest is being purchased by Comcast. Pending FCC and justice department review. Maybe you should now go visit the Comcast board to express your opinions.
GE is in the process of unloading NBC to Comcast.


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