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The phablet wars continue. Today we welcome the Nexus 6. A joint collaboration between Google and Motorola, the Nexus 6 is being hailed as the iPhone 6 Plus's brother from an Android mother. What innovations lay hidden inside the Nexus 6? Join us as we find out!
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Nexus 6 Tech Specs:
5.96" display with a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels (493 ppi)
2.7 GHz Quad core Krait 450 CPU (Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 SOC) + Adreno 420 GPU, with 3 GB RAM
32 or 64 GB of internal storage
Android 5.0 Lollipop
802.11ac 2x2 (MIMO) + Bluetooth 4.1 + NFC
3220 mAh "non-removable" battery
13 MP rear-facing camera with Optical Image Stabilization + 2 MP front-facing camera
The Nexus 6 has a central rear-facing camera that looks like it might have some interesting flash action hidden alongside.
More on this later...
The top of the phone is decked with a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a seemingly out-of-place nano SIM card slot.
The bottom houses the Micro USB port, along with the obligatory FCC markings, leaving the back of the phone jargon free.
Three companies produce two phablets and we hold them up in the same hand to compare their size. Thanks to a thinner bezel, you get more screen real estate with the Nexus 6, with only a slightly larger chassis.
Nexus 6: 82.98 mm x 159.26 mm x 10.06 mm
iPhone 6 Plus: 77.8 mm x 158.1 mm x 7.1 mm
With no visible screws on the rear cover, we resort to opening picks to pry or slide our way in.
The bad: No simple clips on this cover, looks like your fingernails won't be enough for this job.
The good: The adhesive securing the cover is relatively mild, once the pick sneaks into the seam, the cover can be peeled up.
The ugly: Removing the rear cover still doesn't provide access to internal components. At least we now have visual confirmation of screws, a whole legion of them.
everyone! open the sim tray and you will see a hole there through wich you can push the plastic back with a sim removal tool!
Thank you very much for the tip, you save me a lot of time !!!
Time to take out the (oh-so-many) screws. 22 T3 Torx screws present themselves, and silently await our precision driver.
We've spotted a secret door! With a secret connector!
A shiny copper coil catches our eye through the holey midframe. We'll be sure to investigate that once we get it cracked...
How do you reconnect the small ribbon cable connector? I can't get mine to reconnect, is there a trick to it?
I believe you just push it back on. I had no trouble with mine.
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Which way do I turn the screws to loosen them up
Which way do i turn the screws to loosen them
Why does this guide say to use a t3 screwdriver and others say to use a t4? I have screenshots but don't think this site allows for those in comments.
The Nexus is finally ready to reveal its secrets. Looks like that mystery connector belonged to the battery!
With cables decoupled, it's suddenly delightfully apparent why there were so many screws in the midframe. The Nexus 6 practically falls apart into two halves; the midframe/battery assembly, and the display/motherboard assembly.
Would you look at that! The shiny copper from before is an inductive charging coil! (Maybe this'll catch on after all).
Peeling the coil off lets us get a look at the 3.8 V, 3220 mAh (12.2 Wh) battery.
That's a step above the iPhone 6 Plus's 11.1 Wh, but it looks like the Nexus battery life doesn't benefit much.
what is that cable extending upwards?
there's inconsistent specs on the battery, official numbers saying 3220mAh capacity, but the EZ30 battery is only 3025mAh. I assume the battery they are listing in official specs is the EK-MTN6 battery from the XT1100 global version of the phone. XT1103 is the US version. the EX30 battery is listed as compatible with both EX1103 and XT1100, but not sure on the EK-MTN6 version, as there's few sites that sell it.
As we continue our trek, we get to investigate that flash assembly a bit closer.
The Nexus 6 takes the dual LED flash in a different direction—two different directions, really.
First peek at the motherboard brings back memories of the Moto X; big, green and lots of tiny EMI shields.
We easily pluck out the rear- and front-facing cameras with a pair of tweezers.
The Nexus 6 is certainly no slouch when it comes to cameras. The 13 MP rear-facing camera sports a Sony Exmor IMX 214 CMOS image sensor (Also found in the OnePlus One).
How is the rear camera cable attached to the mobo? Mine is somehow coming loose every so many days, causing the camera app and flashlight widget to stop working and/or disappear. If I press hard on the back cover just below the lens (and reboot) the camera starts showing up and working again - for a day or two usually.
Anyway, just trying to figure out if tearing the phone apart is worth the effort to fix this.
The camera cable slides down into a ZIF connector. It isn't too difficult to get to, and you might get somewhere by cleaning the cable with isopropyl alcohol and reseating it in the connector, but it sounds unlikely that it would just come loose in there. A poor solder joint securing the connector to the motherboard might explain why pushing down helps, but that'll be a much more difficult problem to deal with.
After freeing the motherboard from the display assembly, we spy a lone IC:
Atmel MXT640T CCU 1424D TW QLR64 Touchscreen Controller
And that's it! The display assembly is bare and free of extra components, after a fairly easy jaunt to the center of the Nexus.
it's time to have guides on unfusing the display and glass cover panel, since so many displays are now fused.
just habe to use heat to soften the OCA glue and cut through the glue with a thin strong wire
Finally, the part we've all been waiting for! Let's identify some of the ICs that power this Nexus:
SK Hynix H9CKNNNDBTMTAR 24 Gb (3 GB) LPDDR3 RAM, with Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 SoC layered underneath
Qualcomm PMA8084 Power Management IC
SanDisk SDIN9DW4-32G 32 GB eMMC NAND Flash
Qualcomm MDM9625M LTE Modem
Qualcomm WTR1625L RF Transceiver
Qualcomm WFR1620 Receive-Only Companion Chip
Texas Instruments TMS320C55 Digital Signal Processor
You've identified the Audio Amplifier, but what's the quality of the DAC sending signal out through the 3.5mm? I'm too lazy to walk around with a portable external DAC and AMP via USB OTG, but I'd still like to have a halfway decent experience listening to my lossless audio with my Sennheisers. I'm in between the Nexus 6 and the Note 4 for my next handset, and I'll just pick the one with the best audio experience.
Phone novice here, but the charge port on my Nexus 6 is bad to the point where I have to angle the mini usb to get it to charge. Is the charging port one of the infamous soldered components?
It looks like it from the picture, though I haven't taken my Nexus apart to see myself. That's not much help, I know, but I didn't see anyone else responding yet.
However, it's also got QI charging, so you could do your charging with that (It'd be slower to charge, but it'd keep you in power).
But wait there's more! Motorola is touting its Turbo Charger, boasting enough charge for 6 hours of use in just 15 minutes of charging.
Compatible with Qualcomm's new Quick Charge 2.0 tech, the Motorola Turbo Charger lists three different output options: 5 V at 1.6 A, 9 V at 1.6 A, and 12 V at 1.2 A.
Sounds like there's nothing snailish about this Turbo, but really there's only one way to find out...
...And that's by slicing our way in with a rotary tool!
On the one side, amidst wads of epoxy, we find a transformer surrounded by some plain jane capacitors, voltage regulators, and a USB port.
On the other side, amid a sea of solder and surface mount components:
A bridge rectifier, responsible for converting AC to DC
Dialogue iW1760B Power Supply Controller, clearly the brains of the operation
Any chance you can identify for us the two power transistors on the top side?
You should include some info on the caps (brand and temperature rating) and you should tear down every charger on every phone
Motorola Nexus 6 Repairability Score: 7 out of 10 (10 is easiest to repair).
Pressure contacts and cable connectors make the modular components (cameras, buttons, headphone jack) easy to replace.
The Nexus 6 uses a single kind of screw, although it's a fairly uncommon size (T3).
Many many screws hold the midframe in place—this makes its removal somewhat tedious, but also means no clips or adhesive are needed to secure it to the front panel.
The glued-in battery is less accessible than we'd like, but it can be replaced.
Several components (vibrator, SIM slot, speaker, USB port) are soldered directly to the motherboard and will be more difficult to replace than if they were connected by cable.
The digitizer is fused to the display, increasing repair costs for a cracked screen, but it is easy to get to the bare display assembly.
with this much glue and the fact that you need to remove the motherboard to access the screen i think 7/10 is a little too much...
The Nexus 4 also got a 7/10, and with much of it being glued/adhered together it was much more difficult both to take apart and to properly put back together than this sounds. And you had to remove the motherboard to get at the screen with the Nexus 4 too. So if anything I'd almost argue that it's too low, comparatively.
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Step 12, the chip above the orange one, Broadcom BCM20795 NFC controller chip.
So is it possible to put back the back cover or it need some kind of glue ?
It's still pretty sticky, so it ought to go back on and stay without any additional adhesive.
I'm struggling to stick mine back on, what adhesive can I use?
Is it possible to upgrade to upgrade the storage?
Yeah, I was wondering that too given that AT&T currently only offers the 32gb model. However, it looks like that SanDisk chip is soldered in place, so not upgrade-able.
Any information about speakers?
Since they're front-firing, I believe they're fused with the rest of the display assembly.
I wonder what the SOT23-6 device marked 4M03 in the charger is. Looks to be connected to the USB data lines which makes me think it might have something to do with the QuickCharge protocol. Maybe it's a 6-pin uController (Atmel/TI/Microchip)?
I'm told the two lines framing each corner on the outer edges are the antenna? Is this true?
Good question. i also want to know where the GSM antenna is ?
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I have cracked the screen on mine, phone still works perfectly , how is easy it to buy a replacement glass and fix it?
I recently shattered mine and went to the phone doctor. the screen was over 200 bucks installed. It seemed to cause them a lot of issues to install as well. took a lot longer than usual.
Can someone please help. I need the plastic frame/ screw mount. Every screen replacement dose not come with the plastic frame metal frame or foam.
Hi Martin,
Could you find frame? - I also tried to find it.
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where would i be able to buy a replacement nexus 6 battery? im in dire need of one?even its not an OEM which obviously it wouldnt be but where would i be able to buy a replacement one?
I just ordered a replacement battery from this site. Looks they have quite a few replacement parts.
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For some reason, I thought it said the screws were T4 when I read this yesterday, so I thought I was lucky when I found a screwdriver set at Home Depot today with a size that small (I would have gotten one with anything smaller if they carried one). I was momentarily disappointed when I opened this guide back up, but happy again when the T4 worked perfectly.
Is this guide wrong, is the label on the screwdriver set wrong, or are T4 and T3 known to be interchangeable?
No information about the headphone connector?
Where can I buy T3 screw's, 17 were stripped in my phone?
so were you able to remove the stripped screws from the phone? I'm trying to do that right now
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where can I buy the T3 screws?
It seems that the microphones are intolerant to moisture. I changed the microphone and still no working mic. Then I noticed that there are two more to the left and right of the microphone that I changed. I got the one in the middle from Digikey, but I can not identify the other two. Does anyone have a schematic or know where to find these other two microphones?
I spilled coffee and microphone and earpice are not working. Does any know where I find instruction and parts? zb11
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Is there someone who knows where are the sensors placed? (gyro, accelerometer, etc)
My daughter dropped the Nexus 6 phone and there are no cracks on the screen, but the display is not working? Is it possible to replace the digitizer without replacing the screen? Or Do I need to replace the Motorola Nexus 6 LCD Screen and Digitizer?
How do we change the metal pieces at the bottom and top of the screen? they are both between the glass and the backing part of the screen and is not easy to get to.
If someone needs to know: two metal pieces at top and bottom of screen glass can be pulled out from the front (with difficulty, since they're fixed in well) and can be pressed into a new screen, they clip into place. good design.
Does anyone know where the GPS sensor is and how to test if it works?
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Curried Coconut Chicken Recipe
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- 2 teaspoons curry powder
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup apricot preserves, warmed
- 1. Place butter in a shallow bowl. In another shallow bowl, combine the coconut and curry powder. Dip chicken in butter, then coat with coconut mixture.
- 2. Place in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish; sprinkle with salt. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 170°. Serve with preserves. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 chicken breast half with 1/4 cup preserves: 571 calories, 21g fat (14g saturated fat), 117mg cholesterol, 383mg sodium, 63g carbohydrate (37g sugars, 2g fiber), 36g protein.
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"My husband loved the taste of this, but I wasn't as thrilled. I didn't like the appearance of the dish because the chicken was white and looked like macaroons. I agree that the chicken should be sliced thin. I purchased raw chicken that was cut into nuggets and they were too thick and not tender. I also agree that salt and pepper should be added to the coconut/curry mixture instead of being just sprinkled on top."
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Someone else commented that they usually change the recipe to suit their tastes but didn't this time; I agree completely! The only thing I did different was slice my chicken into tenders and add salt and pepper to the coconut/curry powder mixture. If you like coconut or curry, try this. If you like simple dinners, try this. If you think you're not going to like this, try it anyway. You won't be sorry!""My oldest son is allergic to wheat and egg, so I am always trying to find new tasty recipes that do not require substitutions. My younger son often does not like them, but he really liked this dish, almost as much as my husband and I! I recently made a dish with turmeric and only my husband liked it, so I used a Red Curry Powder that listed it lower on the ingredient list. It was also very easy to make which is essential for my busy schedule. This dish will probably be one of our new family favorites!"
"My husband likes curry, eldest son likes coconut, and I like ethnic cuisines; so, BONUS finding this perfect meal-match. It seemed too simple a recipe for a promising delicious dinner. I made it exactly as directed; however, I let it cook longer for browning. This allowed me time to go buy apricot preserves. Thank you for sharing this most excellent recipe. My four children, husband, and guests all voted this as "very delicious and must make again" which resulted becoming a "forever family favorite." Thanks from all eight of us who ate all of it!!!"
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"When I find a recipe I think I would like to try I usually will make some sort of changes as I go. This recipe is probably the only one I have just gone directly by the recipe as written. It turned out wonderful. I have made it many times and it is always a big hit. No need to change anything and so simple to make."
"I used chicken tenderloins instead of full breasts, and I left out the apricot preserves. So good: sweet with just the right amount of kick. Just the amount of curry I like."
"I liked this. I didn't use the apricot preserves, but I think they would have livened it up a bit. Very simple to make, but not too much bang for it."
"Definitely a winning recipe if you love curry powder as much as I do. I made it tonight and it is truly delicious. The only thing I'd do differently next time is to brine the chicken breasts first instead of seasoning them with salt. Yummy!!!"
"My husband saw this recipe in the magazine and wanted to try it. I did not think I would like it, but it was wonderful! The kids even ate it up too. This will definitely be one that I make again. So simple and delicious."
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Light-Bodied White Wine
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Part Type | T-Con Board, LCD Controller, Control Board, CTRL Board, Timing Control |
Part Number | 35-D051521 |
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Panel Manufacturer | Chi Mei |
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Ideal Target Skier: East Coast Hardpack Lover: This is an excellent ski for East Coast skiers that ski aggressively on the hardpack while still getting off trail a bit. West Coast skiers: this is a carving ski that should only be brought out when the powder is gone and its time to rip the groomers.
Tip Rocker: This refers to the early rising of the tip to get the ski on top of the soft snow, rather than pushing through it. When the skis are held with the bases together, it will look like the tips are bent, and spread away from eachother. Tip rocker also helps skiers pivot the skis, making tight trees remarkably easy, and gives the ski a surf-like feel.
Sandwich Construction (SW): SW means that the sides of the skis are a vertical wall rather the the rounded Cap construction forund on most skis. Since none of the skis material needs to be exerting force maintaining shape at the edges, SW skis are stiffer than their Cap counterparts. Most people find SW skis to be damper, that is more glued to the snow, superior at high speed GS turns and top notch at busting through crud or choppy snow.
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Gender | Men's |
Terrain Type | All Mountain, Carving |
Model Year | 2017 |
Waist Width Range | 70-79mm |
Includes Ski Bindings | Yes |
Twin Tip | No |
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Construction | Sandwich |
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Dreamweaver CS5.5 would not launch this morning. My PC is running Windows 8, 64 bit. Spoke to customer support and they had me uninstall CS5.5, and then installed CS6 through Adobe Application Manager. I also installed the update for CS6 that was immediately available after installation of the new version. Still will not launch. I read forums and cleared the configuration files. Still no launch. On one attempt, I got the following event description:
Problem Event Name: | APPCRASH |
Application Name: | Dreamweaver.exe |
Application Version: | 188.8.131.5206 |
Application Timestamp: | 51111417 |
Fault Module Name: | mfc100u.dll |
Fault Module Version: | 10.0.40219.325 |
Fault Module Timestamp: | 4df2e0e6 |
Exception Code: | c0000005 |
Exception Offset: | 00251743 |
OS Version: | 6.2.9220.127.116.11.256.48 |
Locale ID: | 1033 |
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Additional Information 2: | f795780d7fdfaf7f44020ca1c4402e11 |
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Packed with storage and function, this drawer chest is a great option for kids of any age. The piece features five drawers, with removable partitions in the bottom three drawers to help organize clothing. The top right drawer has a felt-lined tray and hidden storage for those extra special items, while the top left drawer has a drop front with wire management - perfect for media consoles. Pull-out rods on either side of the chest round out the function, offering space to hang clothing, bags, and accessories.
The Varsity Drawer Chest with Drop-Front Drawer and Hidden Storage from Morris Home. We proudly serve the Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Ohio area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
Eliminate the need to run from your closet to your dresser every morning by putting tomorrow's entire outfit all in one spot with this item's pullout hanging rod. Use the rod to hang freshly ironed tops or pants, and simply push it back into the chest when not in use for a cleaner appearance. The rod is perfect for displaying scarves, necklaces, or ties, and can also be used to hang your purse or bag, keeping them off the floor and in an easy-to-remember location.
This item contains a removable tray for simple and protective jewelry storage. Felt lining in the tray keeps your jewelry in place as you open and close the drawer, preventing necklaces from getting tangled and providing a surface that won't get scratched by various jewels and stones. The tray can also be removed for easier access to your treasured pieces.
This item features a drop-front drawer for easy access to media components. The drawer front opens downwards and pulls out, allowing you to keep a DVD player or cable box discreetly tucked away, while providing remote access to your device with the flip of a drawer. Cord management within the drawer ensures you can easily and safely connect your devices, increasing air circulation into the item to prevent your devices from overheating and keeping messy wires out of sight.
Rooted in the spirit of Friday night football and carefree summer days, the Varsity collection has a timeless American feel updated for today's style and modern needs. The versatile collection is perfect for boys and girls of any age, with a brown Jersey finish and simple panel detailing that looks effortlessly classic. Designed for modern babies, kids, and teens, the collection offers tons of cool storage and function, with features like hidden storage, charging stations, and cork panels found throughout the bedroom collection. While kids will love the fun features and special Smartstuff stuff, parents will appreciate the brand's trusted safety features and durable construction. Whether in the cradle or about to graduate, Varsity is for children and families committed to playing hard and working harder, who understand the importance of superior storage solutions, timeless style, and innovative function.
The Varsity collection is a great option if you are looking for Casual furniture in the Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Ohio area.
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Business TypeManufacturer
Main MarketsSouth America Africa Mid East
Product/ServiceSteering & Transmission Parts, Crown Wheel And Pinion Gears, Gearboxes, Speed Reducers
Business OwnerAkif Hayki
Employees11 - 50 People
CategoryTransportation - Truck Parts
Link ToolTurkey Transportation - Turkey Truck Parts
Company TagsAgricultural Machines - Crown Wheel - Crown Wheel And Pinion Gears - Gear Industry - Speed Reducers
Company Introduction
Our firm was established in 1975 and has been producing gears, speed reducers and direction changing speed reducers for automotive, agricultural machines, work machines, factories and institutions. Our products range from spiral-hypoid differential crown wheel and pinion gears and helix gears to complete transmission mechanisms, also we do produce substantial amounts of custom gearboxes for our customers. We export about fourty percent of our total production every year and we work with the aim of mass producing high quality products.
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Fax Number90-332-3451608
Post Code42050
AddressBusan San. Sit. Kosgeb Caddesi. 5. Sokak No: 27, Konya, Turkey,
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Nobody Wants to Believe Their President Would Intentionally Harm the Country
Does Obama have a grand plan or just totally incompetent.
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"This is where things may get interesting and not in a good way, because we know this guy and his circle have no morals. They have nothing but contempt for this country. His strategy of creating diversionary crisis after crisis is starting to wear thin. We now know all this has been done on purpose, and by design. What's he gonna do next? Could be scary. Okay, you can stop shaking your head and stop chuckling."
But this is a bit contradictory. On the one hand, it's out of control, they're in way over their heads, they don't know what they're doing. And then later on in the note he says, "We know they've done this on purpose." I know it's contradictory, but the point, there are some people who think both things, that they've tried to do all this on purpose because it hasn't worked. They don't know what to do now. This is the only answer they've got is what they're doing, and it doesn't work and they're lost. And so the only thing they can do is CYA every day.
And he thinks that we are in more danger now than ever, because this bunch knows no other way than their own, and now they know their own way is an absolute disaster. They will never, ever just say, "Let's do the right thing" because that never enters their worldview. So now when they're in the CYA and let's protect ourselves, let's protect Obama, Good Lord, what can possibly, I mean, anything can happen with that scenario. I find it fascinating. I always have, to learn what people are thinking.
Thought processes just fascinate me, what people come up with and the things they use to form their conclusions, so forth. I don't think this is that complicated. But there's just some people that, no matter what happens, no matter, and you know this as well as I do, no matter what, they're just never gonna believe that any president of the United States of America would intentionally do things that would harm the country. People in this country have a reverence for the office. The office holder is the automatic recipient of a lot of goodwill.
It took the media, what, five years to take George Bush down in the upper thirties in the approval numbers. It took a long time. It took a constant drumbeat, a never ending cacophony of criticism, books on how to assassinate Bush, all that stuff that you remember. I mean, it took 'em five years because there is this automatic goodwill associated with the office and whoever holds it. See, it doesn't matter. Whether they're in over their heads or totally incompetent or doing it by design or a combination of both, it's still happening, and it still has to be dealt with, in my humble view.
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Can You Really Survive the Cold by Sleeping Inside an Animal Carcass a la Star Wars and The Revenant?
Alejandro González Iñárritu's The Revenant is packed with gross moments—especially for Leonardo DiCaprio's character Hugh Glass. In the actor's most recent bid for Oscar recognition, his character eats raw buffalo and still-squirming fish. He cauterizes his own neck with nothing but gunpowder and some flint. And, in perhaps the most eyebrow-raising moment of survivalist grit, he slices open his own dead horse, pulls out some organs, guts, and its unborn foal, and climbs inside it in order to survive a frigid night—a clear echo of the famous Star Wars Tauntaun scene. Once the wave of nausea passes, an obvious question remains: Would that really work? How long could you survive frigid temperatures inside an animal carcass?
"It depends," wrote David Steen, a wildlife ecologist at Auburn University, in an email. "Specifically, how cold was this night and how big was the horse? Body mass and ambient temperature will interact to determine how fast the horse lost heat. How big is the person? How much are they contributing to maintaining the heat inside of the horse?"
Robert Reed, a research wildlife biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, explained in an email that a large carcass can produce some useful residual heat—for a moose, or an elk, at least six hours. But there's a catch: "The main problem would be staying dry, so that you don't get chilled after you crawl back out." In The Revenant's case, that could explain why Glass stripped naked before crawling in—his clothes, for the most part at least, would have stayed dry.
But before you strip naked and crawl in a horse next time a polar vortex comes around, be warned: "The dead horse might attract predators such as wolves or bears, which would decrease survival probability," Steen wrote. "Otherwise, I think the horse would be a benefit for at least a few hours."
But Glass missed a few key opportunities to maximize his chances for survival. "I'd pull out the guts but keep the liver with me as a late night snack," Reed offered. "I'd also cut out the trachea and use it as a breathing tube to the outside so that you can close up the incision as tightly as possible."


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Winter Escarole Salad with Squash and Cheddar
Slices of sharp cheddar and green apple top this salad. You can roast the squash, slice the cheese (keeping it covered so it doesn't dry out), and make the dressing a couple of hours ahead, but you'll need to slice the apple and assemble the salad just before serving.
- Servings: 10
Photography: James Merrell
Source: Martha Stewart Living, February 2008
For the Salad
- 1 small butternut squash (about 2 pounds), peeled, seeded, and cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt
- Freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 Granny Smith apple, quartered, cored, and thinly sliced
- 1 head escarole, torn into 2-inch pieces
- 2 1/2 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, thinly sliced or shaved into ribbons with a vegetable peeler
For the Dressing
- 2 tablespoons white-wine vinegar
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon packed light-brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse salt, plus more, to taste
- Freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
For the salad: Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Toss squash with oil, salt, and pepper on a rimmed baking sheet. Roast until tender and caramelized, 20 to 25 minutes. Let cool completely on a wire rack.
Make the dressing: Whisk together vinegar, mustard, sugar, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and pepper. Add oil in a slow, steady stream, whisking until emulsified.
Gently toss squash, apple, escarole, and half the cheese in a large serving bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Drizzle with dressing, and toss again. Top with remaining cheese.


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Thursday, November 03, 2016
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Vapor Trail (Genesis) review"In Vapor Trail you can take three hits before blowing up while your pilots WONDERFULLY digitized voice utters something along the lines of A gin olt gi! (possible translation: I cant hold it!). Oh, and this isnt just a case of giving a player one plane that can take three hits you have three lives, as well. Sure, the next life will start out with no weaponry beyond a weak gun, but this game still is far more generous than the average shooter." |
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History, mystery, and murder are the traveling companions of Nellie Bly, the world's first female investigative reporter. In Carol McCleary's No Job for a Lady, Nellie defies the wrath of her editor and vengeful ancient gods while setting out to prove a woman has what it takes to be a foreign correspondent in dangerous Victorian times.
Pyramids, dark magic, and dead bodies are what the intrepid Nellie encounters when she takes off for Mexico after her editor refuses to let her work as a foreign correspondent because "it's no job for a lady."
It's 1886 and Mexico has not cast off all its bloodthirsty Aztec past. Among the towering pyramids in the ghost city of Teotihuac?n, Nellie is stalked by ruthless killers seeking Montezuma's legendary treasure and an ancient cult that resorts to the murderous Way of the Aztec to protect it.
Nellie travels with Gertrude Bell, who will go on to be called Queen of the Desert for her later exploits in Egypt, as well as the most glamorous and beautiful woman of the era, Lily Langtry, consort to the Prince of Wales. Along for the ride is a young gunfighter called the Sundance Kid. And there's the mysterious Roger Watkins, who romantically and physically challenges Nellie's determination to be an independent woman in a man's world.
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Webinar on API technical writing with STC India
Are you interested in learning about APIs and API technical writing? Join us for a webinar, hosted by STC India. I'll demo a couple of APIs and discuss the role of a technical writer in this area of the software industry. We'll look at examples of API documentation, and discuss what type of documents an app developer expects when using an API.
The title of the webinar is "Introduction to API Technical Writing". It's intended for technical writers who know little about APIs (application programming interfaces) and want to explore the field of API technical writing. My hope is that, after attending this webinar, you'll have the knowledge and tools you need to head off on your own explorations.
APIs (application programming interfaces) make it possible for applications to share information with each other. You could say that APIs are the communication channel of the online world. Developers need help hooking their application up to someone else's APIs. We, as technical writers, give them that help.
Recording of the webinar [Update on 10 April 2016]: The recording of the webinar is now available on YouTube: Introduction to API Technical Writing.
Registration details: Sign up for the webinar, and read more about it on the STC India site.
Date and time: Friday 18 March 2016, at 1pm Indian time – that's 6.30pm in Sydney. The session lasts one hour.
Who can join? Anyone. It's free of charge, and you don't need to be a member of the STC.
Topic overview:
- An introduction to APIs.
- An overview of the role of API technical writer.
- Our audience – the developers who need our documentation to use APIs in their applications.
- The types of API we might be asked to document.
- Demos of 2 APIs that you can play with yourself.
- What API documentation consists of.
- Examples of good and popular API documentation.
- Working with engineers.
- Tips on getting started as an API technical writer.
Hope to "see" you at the webinar. 🙂
What is an API client library?
Client libraries are sometimes called helper libraries. What are they and how do they help developers use an API?
Over the past year I've run a few workshops on API Technical Writing. Part of the workshop content is about client libraries, and I decided it's worth discussing this topic in a blog post too. It's of interest to technical writers who are documenting APIs, particularly web services and REST APIs.
What is a client library?
A client library, sometimes called a helper library, is a set of code that application developers can add to their development projects. It provides chunks of code that do the basic things an application needs to do in order to interact with the API. For example, a client library may:
- Provide boiler-plate code needed to create an HTTP request and to process the HTTP response from the API.
- Include classes that correspond with the elements or data types that the API expects. For example, a Java client library can return native Java objects in the response from the API.
- Handle user authentication and authorisation.
How is that useful?
Looking at the developer who's using the API: With a REST API or any web service API, the developer could be using any of a number of programming languages to make the API calls.
Wouldn't it be great if we could give them some code in their own language, to help them get started with the API? That's what a client library does. It helps to reduce the amount of code the application developers have to write, and ensures they're using the API in the best supported manner.
Examples of client libraries
In some cases, the API developers provide client libraries for the API. In other cases, client libraries are developed and supported by the community rather than the API developer.
For example, here are the Flickr API client libraries listed by programming language, all maintained by the developer community:
- flickr-net for .NET
- flickgo for Go
- flickrj for Java
- flickcurl for C
- node-flickrapi for Node.js
Here are more examples of client libraries, listed per API:
- Twilio API (an impressive number of client libraries)
- Google Calendar API
- Google Maps web services
Is a client library the same thing as an API?
No, although they're closely related. My post on API types describes library-based APIs, which are libraries of code that developers need to import before they can use the API. So, how does that differ from a client library?
Here's how I see the difference between library-based APIs and client libraries:
- Library-based APIs are those where the developer needs to import or reference a library of code or binary functions before the application can interact with the API. For example, the documentation for the Google Maps JavaScript API describes the HTML <script> element needed to load the API library.
- Client libraries are additional libraries of code that are provided to make a developer's life easier and to ensure applications follow best practices when using the API. In general, you can call the API directly without using the client library. (In some cases, though, the client libraries may be the preferred or even the only supported means of interacting with a particular service.)
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic – does the above summary make sense, is it useful, and what have I left out?
Fledgling Android app for Tech Comm on a Map
I'm very excited, because there's an Android app on its way for Tech Comm on a Map. The Android app uses the same data source as the Tech Comm on a Map website – so you can see the same events on the map in both apps. In addition, you can add events to the map directly from within the Android app, and it does smart marker clustering too.
Tech Comm on a Map puts technical communication titbits onto an interactive map, together with the data and functionality provided by Google Maps. It's already out there on the Web. See it in action on the Tech Comm on a Map website, and read more on this page.
And now the Android app
The code for the Android app is already on GitHub. A group of us got together during a hackathon and created the initial version of the app. I've added to the app since then, and intend to continue improving it. Eventually I'd like to add it to the Google Play store. There's a bit to do before that. 🙂
Friendly disclaimer: Although I work at Google, this app is not a Google product. It's a personal project by me and the other contributors.
The Tech Comm on a Map app for Android is developed with Java and the Android SDK. It uses the following APIs:
- Google Maps Android API
- Google Places API for Android (Autocomplete and Place Picker)
- Google Play services Fused Location Provider (Get Current Location)
- Google Apps Script
- Realm.io (a mobile database)
- AndroidSlidingUpPanel (a draggable sliding-up panel)
- Android Saripaar (a validation library):
If you're interested in developments, follow the Tech Comm on a Map app for Android on GitHub. You can build it from the source and load it onto your Android device to try it out. It works. 🙂
Introduction to API tech writing – upcoming webinar
On Wednesday February 11th, US EST (that's Thursday here in Australia), I'm presenting a webinar about API technical writing. It's the first in a series on API technical writing from the Society for Technical Communication. I'd love it if you could join me online.
The role of API technical writer is exciting, rewarding, and challenging. I've been working as a full-time API writer for 18 months now, and I love it!
APIs are a hot topic in our field, and technical writers with the skills to document them are in high demand. Many technical writers are keen to know more about the role, but it can be hard to find information. Sometimes there's so much information that it's difficult to know where to start. In presenting this webinar, my aim is to give you a good idea of the role of API technical writer, and some excellent starting points to explore the world of APIs.
Details of the webinar
Title: Introduction to API Technical Writing.
Date and time: Wednesday, 11 February 2015, at 2pm EST (GMT-5) – that's 6am on Thursday here in Sydney!
Duration: One hour.
Fees and registration/signup: Please refer to the STC announcement: Part 1 in API Series: Introduction to API Technical Writing.
The session covers the following topics:
- What an API is and does.
- Introduction to the role of API technical writer and our audience.
- Overview of the types of developer products we may be asked to document – APIs and others.
- Types of APIs, including REST APIs, other web services, library-based APIs like JavaScript, and more.
- A couple of live demos of APIs that you can play with at home: a JavaScript API and a REST API.
- Examples of good API documentation.
- The components of API documentation, and the technical writer's role in the creation of each component.
- A day in the life of an API technical writer.
- Tips on getting started in the role.
Here's a link to the slides on SlideShare: API Technical Writing.
More in the STC's webinar series on API technical writing
Following on from my introductory webinar, the next two sessions in the STC's series have already been announced. In episode 2, Ed Marshall talks about documentating Java and C++ APIs. In episode 3, Joe Malin describes how to write effective code samples.
I hope to "see" you at the webinar!
API explorers – play with a REST API the easy way
To communicate with a REST API (or other web service API), you need to construct a request, send it over HTTP or HTTPS, then receive and parse the response. When creating an app, you do all that with code. But what if you just want to take a look around the API to see what it offers, before diving into the code? API explorers are your friend.
I've been putting together some information for a workshop on API technical writing. It's been a rewarding exercise, because it's made me think in a structured, educational way about what I do every day. A section of the workshop deals with various online API explorers that I've discovered over an extended period of time. This information is likely to be useful to many people, so I'm sharing it in a blog post.
API explorers offer a handy GUI alternative to a command-line tool like cURL. This blog post introduces the Advanced REST Client, which is a generic GUI for interacting with any REST API, and a few API explorers that interact with specific APIs.
Advanced REST Client
The Advanced REST Client is an add-on for Chrome browser. I find it very useful for sending a request to a REST API and receiving the response.
The Advanced REST Client offers a generic web form that you can use to craft an HTTP request, submit the request, and see the response. The screenshot below shows the Advanced REST Client in a Chrome tab. The top text box contains a request for the Flickr REST API. You can see the URL path and the URL parameters specifying the options needed for this particular request: the method (get public photos), the user ID of the person whose photos you want, and an API key.
(Click the image to see a larger version.)
There are more, similar add-ons for Chrome, such as the REST Console and Postman. I haven't looked at extensions for other browsers, but I'm guessing there are similar tools for them too.
Explorers for specific APIs
Developers of REST APIs and other web service APIs sometimes offer an API explorer, which people can use to take a look around the API before diving into the code.
The principle is the same as the Advanced REST client: an API explorer provides an online form where you can enter the parameters required for an API request, submit the request, and see the results.
The difference is that an API explorer is written for a specific API, whereas the Advanced REST Client is generic. The explorer therefore knows more about the API that it's accessing. It can therefore:
- Present specific input boxes for the expected URL parameters and the input data expected in the request body.
- Hide such pesky complexities as user authentication. In many cases, you can sign in as a user of the web service, and the API explorer will create any authentication tokens that you need.
Flickr REST API Explorer
To see Flickr's API explorer in action, you can experiment with requesting a user's public photos from Flickr. Follow these steps to use the flickr.people.getPublicPhotos
method in the API explorer:
- Go to this link in your browser: https://www.flickr.com/services/api/explore/flickr.people.getPublicPhotos
You should see Flickr's App Garden, showing a form with input fields for the arguments required in the request for public photos. - Enter the following values:
- user_id: Paste in the Flickr user ID of the user whose public photos you wish to retrieve. A user ID is a string of characters with an @ sign in the middle. For example, use your own Flickr user ID or feel free to use mine: 31065906@N08.
- Leave all the optional arguments empty.
- Output: Select XML (REST). This is the default option.
- Authentication: Select Do not sign call. (Flickr does not require authentication for this particular API request.)
- Click Call Method.
- Scroll down to see the response. The API explorer returns the response body, and a copy of the request URL.
This screenshot shows the input fields for the flickr.people.getPublicPhotos
To find all the methods available in Flickr's API explorer, go to this web page: https://www.flickr.com/services/api/
The methods are listed down the right-hand side of the page. For example, to find the method you've used earlier:
- Click the link on the words flickr.people.getPublicPhotos. You'll see a documentation page about the getPublicPhotos method.
- Scroll to the bottom, and click the link to the API Explorer for the method.
Twitter REST API Explorer
Twitter's REST API requires user authentication for every request. The API explorer is especially useful in this case, because it takes care of the authentication plumbing for you. All you need to do is give the explorer permission to access Twitter's data via your Twitter username. Twitter uses the OAuth 1.0 protocol to authenticate the user. In this case, you're the user, because you're using the API explorer. This will all become clear if you follow the steps below. 🙂
- Go to the Twitter website and sign in as usual. (You do need a Twitter account to try this exercise.)
- Go to the Twitter API explorer at Exploring the Twitter API.
- Click the dropdown arrow under Authentication and select OAuth 1.
- A popup window appears, titled Request Twitter permissions. If you can't see it, scroll down the page a bit.
- Click Sign in with Twitter.
- A window appears, titled Authorize Apigee's API Console to use your account?
- Click Authorize app.
- You should see a short-lived message saying that you'll be redirected back to the app. Then you'll find yourself back in the Twitter API explorer. Under Authentication, you'll see Twitter-<username> where <username> is your Twitter handle. For example, for me it shows "Twitter-sarahmaddox".
- Under Select an API method, you'll see a list of methods – these are the things you can do with the API. Click /statuses/user_timeline.json in the first set of methods (next to one of the blue "GET" buttons).
- A new set of panels appears. In the Query panel (the smallish panel near the top of the window), scroll down until you can see the user_id and screen_name fields. They're right at the bottom of the panel, and not immediately visible. In the screenshot below, I've already scrolled down within the Query panel.
- Enter a Twitter username and screen name. In this screenshot, I've entered my own Twitter ID:
- Click Send. (The red button near top right.)
- A short-lived red-flashing message appears, letting you know the app is working. Then the response appears. If you see a green 200 OK, that means everything went well.
- Scroll down to see the full response. It's in JSON format. The top part of it looks like this (but there's much more):
Various Google APIs
The Google APIs Explorer provides a GUI interface for many of the Google APIs, including the Calendar API, the Gmail API, and many more:
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I will attempt to document our three week cruise in the Middle East. We board our ship, Regent Seven Seas Voyager, in Istanbul. We then work our way to and through the Suez Canal, completing our trip in Dubai. Along the way we stop at several Greek islands, Cyprus, Israel, Jordan, Oman and Dubai. This will be the longest cruise we have taken and it is our first time on Regent. Our Wisconsin friends, Stan and Cindy Jaskolski, are traveling with us on this adventure. It will add 6 new countries to my bucket list.
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Thats a DVI-D (digital only) connector. Thats not a bad thing, it just means you need a different cable. I recommend http://www.monoprice.com. FYI, the extra holes are only for DVI-I, which is a combo of DVI-A (analog) and DVI-D (digital). You can go here for more info.


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4.30 / 5.00 4,407 ViewsReginold sets his demon sights on the Senator from Arizona, the Maverick himself, John McCain.
Do Obama next!
Seriously, take him on. McCain, Obama... it all sounds like McBama to me. You lose one point for saying something remotely nice about Biden.
At long last, more YAAFM!
I hadn't checked out Zipperfish.com to see if there were new episodes of YAAFM, since nothing had really been done since Scientologists and W. I was about to send you a message asking for more YAAFM, since my other all time fave artists (Sam T & illwillpress) had both been releasing newer stuff on NG and their sites. It's broken my heart to see the YAAFM series slowdown. Palin would take probably around 5 episodes just to cover the most idiotic things from this last election, and each episode would probably be around an hour long. But Tina Fey has done such a wonderful job imitating (barely satirizing given just how real the lines are) that hardly anything further is needed. The animation was great, I didn't notice the usual classical piece in the background from the quotes, and I have to say, that touch was missed, but the rest of the touches, like Slugger, were all there, and I loved it as always. I know that there are more Morons in the world, so please, point their stupidity out some more, because it serves to remind people like me that we're not as crazy as we think, but the world is really full of Morons (called so, because no matter how full the world gets with stupidity, they keep adding more-on). It's important to nip chosen-ignorance whilst in the bud, because otherwise, it will spread like the intellectual cancer it is, and before you know it, children's cartoons are teaching kids not to think, nor to listen, but only to act on impulse, and never effectively communicate. The result, as you point out, is people thinking that cans of tuna are filled with chicken, because of a well-known metaphor. The more common metaphors become placeholders in the newspeak. I love your use of language in the zhorts that actually require paying attention & listening. There are people at my University, that actually cannot pay attention to a statement that goes beyond a minute sans interruption. Everyone claims they work well when multitasking and under pressure, but then they're unable to focus their attention, and make gross mistakes.
This is why I love your various series, even the nip-slips & britney's franken-booby, because they actually have some thought beyond acting stupid or alluding to pop culture. It's like the anti-Youtube, simply because it does not deal with clips or snips. Thoughtful, critical analysis is required for enjoyment of Zhorts.
finally, its been awhile since you made one of these.
welcome back!
I am not even American but I would have such a different opinion on the American public if McCain wins.
sigh, not that my country is any better.
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The Newmarket Public Library will be offering a comprehensive organic gardening course presented by an experienced teacher and commercial vegetable grower. The course consists of a two hour class each week for three successive weeks.
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There also will be discussions about our existing industrial food production system including pesticides, genetically modified seeds, seed labeling and supplier concentration, globalization and famine, organic certification, and regulatory capture.
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Dixon, who also had an offer from Ball State, earned second team All Greater Miami Conference honors the past two years.
"Louisville's a good school and it's close to home," said Dixon. "It's close to my family but it's still away from home." Dixon had visited Louisville for a game last season and attended the Cardinals junior day this spring. "I liked the campus," Dixon said.
Last week, Dixon called up his recruiter, Louisville assistant Jeff Lewis, and gave him the good news about his decision to commit to the Cardinals.
"When I called he said he was excited and I had made his day," Dixon said. "He got me on the phone with the head coach right then. It was cool talking with (Steve Kragthorpe). He was excited when I told him. They were both happy that I went ahead and committed."
Dixon said he plans to take some official visits in the fall. "I'll probably visit Louisville because I committed," Dixon said. "That's the only one I can say now.
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