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Gravity powered wall clock made by John Goldsmith about 1790.
No wires, batteries, keys or winding - just constant pull of gravity on the weight. And we think we invented renewable energy!
It's hard to take pictures of this thing without reflections. The picture frame glass is not anti-glare.
孔乙己知道“茴”的N种写法，和此前辈不同的是：我们知道一个数字的N种写法，从1到12都伪装、变形、修饰了，我们将这种做法称为“婉约”。
为什么LOG(55)是4？ 因为太Geek了。
In most commonly-used programming languages, including C, C++, SAS, MATLAB, Fortran, and BASIC, “log” or “LOG” refers to the natural logarithm.
大部分编程语言都使用LOG的写法表示以自然对数为底。
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_logarithm#Notational_conven...
特色：
1. 实木外框，高温蒸汽弯折工艺。
2. PVC钟面丝印文字。
3. 生活大爆炸的必然选择，谢耳朵的闺中密友。
4. 太阳牌静音扫描机芯，宁静如水。
5. 球形钟面，反光效果独特，更显科技本色。
材质：
1. 实木外框，回归自然，质朴无华。
2. 铝制黑色表针，黑白分明。
3. PVC钟面（非纸质）。
4. 球形玻璃钟面。
尺寸：
直径：31.5CM
配件：钢钉一枚，螺钉一枚，胶塞一枚，创可贴一张。
重量：
净重：0.7KG；毛重：0.96KG
Clock outside the Neshoba County courthouse in Philadelphia, Mississippi.
The courthouse had been recently renovated, and this new clock was a very classy looking addition.
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Clock on the front of the St. Mark Church at 19230 W. 29th Street North in Colwich Kansas. Built in 1903-1908 it is home to the oldest Catholic parish in Sedgwick County. Much of the material for the new church came from the Wichita watch factory which never became operational at 415 W. Second. It was purchased in 1900 for $4,516.50 by the Catholic Diocese of Wichita and was torn down in 1901. The parishioners hauled usable material from the watch factory by horse or ox drawn cart and donated much of the labor on the construction.
The St. Mark Parish was settled by German Immigrants and the homily and confessions were said in German until the 1940's and World War II. German was even used in the school until the 1920's, when the state banned German from elementary schools because of the strong feelings after World War I.
NRIS #91000463. Added in 1991.
For more information:
www.stmarkcolwich.org/History.htm
www.kshs.org/resource/national_register/nominationsNRDB/S...
It is said that Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, the commander-in-chief of military forces in British North America, wished to correct the tardiness of the Halifax garrisons of the British Army and Royal Navy so he commissioned a clock tower in 1800 prior to his return to England. The Town Clock opened on October 20, 1803 at a location on the east slope of Citadel Hill on Barrack (now Brunswick) Street and has kept time for the community ever since. [source: Wikipedia]
Photoblog @ paulhenmanphotography.com/2011/05/21/old-town-clock/