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I’ve been following for quite some time this guy doing it with just transistors: http://www.megaprocessor.com/ .It’s quite impressive.

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Did you put your NAND based work into a library of blocks so that you could then work at a higher level and still know that the end result was reasonably portable over those different offerings from vendors?

I recall test driving a new example back in the day. The most extreme flaw was that the inventors of the automatic transmission (Hydramatic) couldn’t get their early-90’s transmission to shift smoothly.

Lieb contracted SO-CAL for the job but Jimmy Shine did the lion’s share of the work. He fabricated a chassis from 1932 framerails. It takes a little bit of finesse to mount a Model A body to a 1932 frame: the bottom of the body is all straight lines but the Deuce frame curves on both planes. Naturally Shine pinched the rails to follow the cowl but instead of shimming the body with a wood strip as most do he channeled the body 1-1/2 inches and reshaped its bottom to conform to the frame.

If you’ve ever watched Fox TV’s prime-time action drama “24,” you may have caught a glimpse of another popular Kobold watch, the Phantom Tactical Chronograph. An early forerunner of the current hot trend of all-black watches, the Phantom made its national debut on the wrist of series star Kiefer Sutherland, in his role as tough-as-nails counterterrorist operative Jack Bauer. As with Kobold’s other models, he solicited design input from the people for whom he envisioned it — military and law enforcement professionals, including some Green Berets. It’s got a black stainless-steel case and bracelet, which make it an ideal “stealth” watch for nighttime missions. The case has three layers of black PVD (physical vapor deposit) for extreme scratch-resistance. The countdown minutes scale on the bezel is useful for planning forced entries and other time-sensitive operations. The red-lacquered chronograph hands are a boon to snipers and sharpshooters, whose timing often needs to be accurate down to the exact second. According to Kobold, the watch has indeed found its intended audience. “At first, when I saw the design, I thought, ‘Who’s going to want a completely black watch?’” he muses. “Now it’s been out quite a few years and it’s very popular. It’s been embraced by just about every law-enforcement agency in the country — CIA, SWAT teams, the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines; we got a special order from the LAPD. It’s become one of our leader models.”

This made me miss the first car I ever bought for myself, which was a 1988 baby blue Grand Am. My friends were “afraid” to ride in it, and I will say that it was in pretty bad shape. Cars that were 10 years old in 1998 (when I bought it) were a lot worse than cars that are 10 years old now. That’s for sure.

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The Emily Blunt film “Girl on the Train” used the Station Road tunnel under the Aqueduct as a key plot device. 

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Last on the list is the Floating Pool Pong Table for about $75, letting you and a friend have a serious Ping-Pong tournament without ever getting out of the pool.

In total, Chevrolet manufactured 53,807 Corvettes in 1979, which set the record for the most Corvettes built in a single year of the car’s 26 year history (and a record which remains even today!)