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If we want to run a block of code after a specified time means we can use jQuery setTimeout() method. What it will do is, it will run specified code at specified millisecond. Syntax for this method is
jQuery(document).ready(function () {
var T = setTimeout(showAlert, 3000);
});function showAlert(){
alert("Its fired after 3 seconds");
Html code
<button id="submit">Submit</button>
In the above code, function
showAlert() will be called after 3 seconds after clicking submit id.We can clear the time which is set by
setTimeout() by using this method
It accepts one parameter which is returned by the
ie., We can stop the setTimeout() timer by passing its id 'T' to the clearTimeout() method like this
'T' is the id, which is assigned to the
setTimeout() method.
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Don't write 'out' in method like this
setTimeOut() – Here 'o' is written in UPPERCASE, if we put 'o' in UPPERCASE it will not work.
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Small Engraving Fonts
I wish to provide a bezel to surround a keypad in order to display user instructions for function keys.
The bezel is 10.7 mm square with a cut out 8.2 mm square leaving a 1.25 mm surround to take about 3 mm square characters.
The smallest engraving tool is around 0.22 mm and this prevents me engraving such small characters.
Two solutions spring to mind being photo anodising or silk screen printing.
I can get these solutions as a post Express Front Panel manufacture however if you can provide such small markings, I would prefer having the total done by yourselves.
This is part of my Unikey product for which your panels have been very successful.
Comment would be most helpful.
Docwat (Edinburgh, Scotland))
Posted By: docwat on Jan 06, 2014 05:09PM Category: Production
Hello Docwat,
Our sister company Schaeffer AG serves the European market and they offer digital printing upon request.
This sounds exactly like what you are looking for. Here is their contact:
Kind regards,
Posted By: DianeHaensel on Jan 06, 2014 09:21PMReply
Excellent Diane,
Very many thanks,
Posted By: docwat on Jan 09, 2014 10:46PMReply
Difficulty creating an arc
I have spent hours trying to create a simple aircraft instrument panel the top edge of which has a profile consisting of two arcs: one with a radius of about 120-150 inches in the center 2/3, merging with one on each end with a 8.5 in radius. When I make the large radius arc (using the curved slot tool), the center is at the bottom of the grid, and the arc is at the very top, and when I move the arc down, the panel rectangle moves all the way to the top of the grid field so I can no longer see the top of the panel. How can I move the arc without moving the panel? Or move the panel back near the center so I can work on it? Or is there some other way to do this? How do I specify the coordinates of the center of the arc.
Posted By: arcture on Dec 24, 2013 01:52AM Category: Front Panel Designer
Don't use the curved slots. This is too painful.
You can import the perimeter from any cad program as dxf file. You find this in the front panel property window on top in the drop-down of basic shape.
It is way easier to do a complex contour with Auto Cad or whatever other software you prefer and import it into Front Panel Designer.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you run into any problems with the import.
Kind regards,
Posted By: DianeHaensel on Dec 24, 2013 04:08AMReply
Thank you. After a few hours learning Sketchup, I was able to export a .dxf file of the outline of the panel from it (using a plugin) and to import the .dxf file into Front Panel Designer.
Posted By: arcture on Dec 25, 2013 02:57AMReply
1/4-40 UNS Threaded Hole
I see that FPD allows for a hole with a 3/8" UNEF (3/8-32) thread to be cut into a panel. This is suitable for mounting potentiometers with no protruding threads or nut on the outside of the finished enclosure.
I often use C&K 7000-series miniature toggle switches. One mounting option for these switches has a 1/4-40 UNS thread (1/4", 40 thread per inch). I would like to be able to have a hole with a 1/4-40 UNS thread cut into a panel to allow the switch to be fitted with no external nut.
1/4-40 (and UNS for that matter) is not available as an option on the standard thread pull-down menus in the drill hole properties dialog box. However, I see that I can select "Manual thread parameters" and set diameter to 0.25" and the thread pitch to 0.025".
My question: Can a thread with this size and pitch be cut successfully by the milling process?
Posted By: desiato on Dec 18, 2013 06:45AM Category: Production
I apologize for the late response. You can certainly set the manual parameters to diameter 0.25" and pitch 0.025"
Front Panel Designer alerts you when you go too large with the pitch. It should do the same when you go too small but it doesn't. Thank you, you just helped me discovering a glitch in the software. However, a pitch of 0.025" works fine.
Kind regards,
Posted By: DianeHaensel on Dec 23, 2013 10:20PMReply
Export BMP
I would like to be able to export an image (bmp, jpg, etc.) of the panel. I would use this as a texture for my native CAD model so that it looks complete. Right now I use a screenshot or the windows snipping tool to acquire and save the image. Then I have to trim it. If we could export an image that is sized to the limits of the panel that would be excellent!
Posted By: JFleck on Dec 16, 2013 09:50PM Category: Whishes
Thank you for your suggestion. It goes on the developers new-feature list.
Kind regards,
Posted By: DianeHaensel on Dec 23, 2013 10:29PMReply
Sharing Macro Library
After receiving a new computer, all my previously saved macros are not easily accessible. Currently, I still have access to my old computer so I will be able to find what I need. However, we have other people in the department that may want to access a shared custom macro library. Is there a way I can define a location for these macro objects to save?
Posted By: JFleck on Dec 16, 2013 07:55PM Category: Front Panel Designer
Also Note: The macro object properties window misspells Category as "Catergory". :oops:
Posted By: JFleck on Dec 16, 2013 08:11PMReply
Unfortunately, we don't have macro sharing implemented yet.
However, all your custom macros are filed in one file in the installation folder of Front Panel Designer under FDlib. You can copy it from there and save it on your new computer.
You can also import older libraries by right clicking on your user folder in the macro side bar. This will bring up a menu with import function.
Sorry that this is kind of a hassle but thank you for pointing this out. It will go on my software developer wish list, including the typo ;-)
Kind regards,
Posted By: DianeHaensel on Dec 18, 2013 03:29AMReply
Is it possible to order panels by
simply supplying the .fpd? In other
words, without having to use the software
Posted By: wrobison on Dec 10, 2013 05:42PM Category: Ordering
You would need the software to create the .fpd file. However, you don't need to order through the software. If you already have the .fpd file (lets say from an engineer and you are the purchaser) you can just email the fpd files to us.
The software also lets you save the entire shopping cart with bill-to and ship-to information. All data will be encrypted and saved as .fpa. This file can also be emailed to us in case you can't order through a firewall.
I hope this answered your question.
Kind regards,
Posted By: DianeHaensel on Dec 11, 2013 01:36AMReply

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Tempting though it is to confuse him with the middle-aged pop star, visual artist Phil Collins is probably best-known in this country as the man who set up Shady Lane Productions at Tate Britain during the Turner Prize in 2006. Fascinated by the smoke and mirrors of reality television – especially as once-popular shows succumbed to reports of questionable management and racism – he has thought long and hard about the responsibilities the media has towards the people it features. After inviting ex-reality show participants to come forward and be interviewed, he compiled the results into a film, The Return of the Real. It made for sober viewing, as a rollcall of victims from well-known television programmes dished the dirt about manipulative production antics. They included the hapless Kerry Hillhouse – dubbed the worst mother in Britain after her appearance on Supernanny – and Lindsay McCurdy, who lost teeth and suffered from cellulitis after operations on a plastic surgery show.
Born in Runcorn in 1970 and now based in Berlin, Collins is a master of revealing the harsh realities of repression and political impotence through social interaction, often using apparently anodyne acts. In the past he has staged dance-offs in the West Bank and invited fans of Morrissey in Bogotá to record an album of Smiths covers. It's like having Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney turn up and put on a show in Rwanda to unite the locals through song – except that Collins's dark humour never prevents him from revealing the heroism of his subjects, nor their exploitation by people more powerful than themselves.
His new exhibition is inspired by the Latin American phenomenon of the telenovela – a form of mini-series soap opera – and is indirectly inspired by Jean Genet's The Maids, a violent exploration of power between unequals.
Why we like him: For his 2004 installation They Shoot Horses, a film of a disco marathon in Ramallah inspired by Horace McCoy's novel about the great depression in America, They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, and its film adaptation by Sydney Pollack. On the screen a group of kids dance frenziedly, save for interruptions from the call to prayers and power cuts. They don't stop until, exhausted, they bow to the inevitable and leave the floor.
I want the one I can't have: Collins is a lifelong fan of the Smiths. "I'd say even now I think about Morrissey at least ten times a day every day," he claims. "I can't have a cheese and pickle sandwich without wondering if Morrissey likes them."
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All Things Nice is a deli and cafe in Marple. When we first moved into the area almost six years ago, there was no dedicated delicatessen in the town. Your choices were
whatever exotica the local butchers or bakers offered or the deli counter in the co-operative supermarket (no bad thing) but since then we have had Toast, which started on Market Street as an upmarket cafe with a limited but interesting deli range before growing into more extensive premises on Derby Way, Deli Select on Hollins Lane which sadly did not survive and latterly , All Things Nice, a little off the beaten track on Church Lane.
Richard Morris, the chef/proprietor and his team are consummate professionals with
a businesslike approach. They started with a good range in the deli itself offering consistent cheeses and charcuterie at fair prices, bearing in mind the quality of the produce. The cafe area of some 22 covers initially offered tea , coffee and cakes with a small range of sandwiches, savouries and light bites. As the business has grown, they have increased the range of food on offer during the day to include more substantial plates of food.
We called on Thursday and the OH enjoyed a very good home made cheeseburger with triple cooked chips, salad and coleslaw, whilst I tried the charcuterie plate which had very
good Serrano ham, wild boar salami with a hearty wedge of Tomme de Savoie cheese served with bread, salad, coleslaw and excellent olives. Tea and a very good coffee and the
bill was just short of £18. Good value considering the ingredients of the two meals.
As we waited to pay, another chef came downstairs with a bowl of mixed nuts for the counter which he had just toasted with some chilli, szeuchan peppercorns and a "secret ingredient" which he handed round. A small thing in itself but it said a lot about the
enthusiasm (I have avoided using the cliche passion deliberately) for food in this great little place.
All Things Nice also puts on on themed food evenings once a month to which you can bring your own wine as the corkage is built into the slightly higher price for the food. We booked for a Taste of the Mediterranean in September.


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Poh's Kitchen on the road - Wild Beef
Documentary/FactualRepeatClosed Captions AvailableRated: G26 mins
5:30pm Wednesday, December 05 2012
Poh's Kitchen on the road - Series 2, Episode 11 - Wild Beef
Series Synopsis
When it comes to food, often it's the locals who know best and in this series Poh is on a culinary adventure to meet some of the country's finest producers and chefs who know how to bring out the best in their produce.
Episode Synopsis
Episode 11 - Wild Beef
Poh is in WA's remote East Kimberley - cattle country. She has always dreamt of having the full-on outback cattle experience and at Home Valley Station all her dreams come true. She also discovers the wonders of the Boab.
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Very quiet cycling with the ORANGE C330 HMS, thanks to the low-maintenance, innovative belt drive. You will always be in the perfect gear thanks to the infinitely adjustable Nuvinci N330 rear hub. Perfect assistance from the Shimano Steps mid-mounted motor.
• Quiet and low-maintenance Gates CDX belt drive
• Always in the perfect gear with the NuVinci gear hub
• Perfect electric assistance from Shimano Steps mid-mounted motor
• Lights with extra-powerful beams for even greater visibility
DESCRIPTION NuVinci N330 Manual stepless gear system with Magura HS11 hydraulic brakes WEIGHT 22,6 (excl. battery) COLOUR desert titanium grey mat LADIES 49|53|57 COLOUR desert titanium grey mat MENS 53|57|61
• Frame: Stable, lightweight oversized aluminium frame with 68.5° headset angle and 69.5° saddle tube angle for relaxed and comfortable riding. Ladies' frame with attractive, low and spacious stepthrough, single tube and integrated cables.
• Integrated cables: Yes
• Fork: aluminium, springing in headset, lightweight
• Rear carrier: Gazelle Steps, aluminium
• Tyres: Schwalbe Energizer Plus, 47-622
• Rims: Rodi Vision, 28″
• Spokes: Stainless steel, extra strong
• Fender: plastic
• Handlebar: aluminium look, comfort curved model
• Stem: Gazelle Switch SL, manually steplessly adjustable
• Steer grip: Gazelle Aero leather
• Brake lever: Magura HS11
• Bell: Gazelle Axis rotary bell
• Front hub: Shimano AHB-T3000 BS QR
• Rear hub: NuVinci N330 Manual, continuously variable gears, freewheel
• Shifter: NuVinci NFinity C8
• Brake system back: rim brake with hydraulic control; Magura HS11
• Brake system front: rim brake with hydraulic control;Magura HS11
• Crank: Miranda Alfa
• Transmission: 50 x 24 teeth
• Seatpost: sprung, aluminium, Ø 27.2
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Working With Windows DVD Player
Microsoft has included a much improved version of their DVD Player in Windows Me. The player is now called "Windows DVD Player" and has improved navigation, speed of loading and better video quality due to improved DVD Direct Media files shipping with Windows Me.
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Do you ever do something, and you don't know why you did it? Yeah, me too. The apple does not fall far from the tree, either.
Tonight after dinner, Namine was playing with her Legos. At this point, she just has a single set (only having had Duplos, up until recently), so they easily fit in one of her smaller toy baskets.
Anyway, after building and disassembling, building and disassembling, Namine then took interest in the basket. She just bounced it in her hands, spinning it this way and that. Then she put it on her head.


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By J.M. Poulard
With the 2011 All-Star game now a thing of the past, we can now set our sights on the remainder of the regular season. So far this season, the Boston Celtics (40-14) have stood atop the Eastern Conference standings and are hoping to remain there by the time the playoffs start. The Golden State Warriors (26-29) do not plan on accommodating the Celtics in their quest when these teams play tomorrow at Oracle Arena but then again neither has the rest of the NBA and look where it landed this Boston team. Let's see how they have done this so far this season.
On offense, Boston averages 97.9 points per game (20th in the league) on 49.3% field goal shooting (best in the NBA).Teams do not shoot that well without nearly flawless execution on offense and such is the case for the Celtics. Their core four players of Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett all display a marvelous basketball IQ, which allows the team to consistently create open shots. They truly are breathtaking to watch with the way they share the ball as a unit.
Indeed, it's not by accident that this team leads the league with 24.3 assists per game. As previously mentioned, the stars on the team always understand where their shots will come from but also understand when and how to get their teammates easy shot attempts. For instance, Ray Allen runs a lot of curl screens (underrated part about screens is the actual screen setting and this team does it quite well) that typically get him open at the wings and sidelines for jumpers. However, in order to counter these plays, teams usually ask the man guarding the screener to help out on Allen to give the primary defender time to recover to contest the shot. This is a great strategy provided that every other defensive player on the court understands their responsibilities and reacts to them accordingly. Typically, opponents react late and thus once Allen catches the ball, he is able to feed the player that executed the screen for an easy look at the basket.
Defending Allen is hard enough but the presence of Garnett complicates things even more. Other than Dirk Nowitzki, there might not be a better jump shooting power forward in the league. As a result, the Big Ticket must be guarded on every possession and cannot be left alone. And yet, the Celtics throw so many plays at you with a variety of options that the reaction time to decide who to leave open is often small. As is often the case, one small mix up usually leads to an uncontested shot. And yet, that's not even KG's biggest contribution on this team. His passing ability is quite possibly the biggest asset that he brings on offense to this team. Don't get me wrong, Garnett is a terrific offensive option but he routinely finds cutters off double teams and post ups for attempts directly the basket.
It's part of the reason that the Celtics manufacture 25.8 shots at the rim per game (sixth in the NBA) and convert them at a 68.1% mark (best in the league). Given the fact that Garnett is often feeding the likes of Big Baby Davis, Shaquille O'Neal, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen at the basket (all good finishers), it stands to reason that they convert most of their shots there. This explains how Boston generates 42.9 points in the paint per game (ninth in the association).
Further exacerbating the problem for opposing defenses, Rajon Rondo can get to almost any spot on the floor that he wishes to; and does so with the intent of finding open players. He will often probe the paint and suck the defense in and then kick it back out to an open player. He reminds me of Jason Kidd in his New Jersey days in that sense; he is such a pass first guard that he will surprise you and take the ball all the way to the rim at times because defenders aren't expecting him to. And by the way, if all those options fail, just isolate Paul Pierce at the pinch post.
On defense, the Celtics surrender 91.1 points per game (best in the NBA) on 43.6% field goal shooting (third in the league). Boston plays at a slow pace, which explains to a certain extent their relatively low scoring numbers on offense and also on defense. But do not let that fool you, this defense is incredibly tough to score on. Remember the speech that Al Pacino gave in Any Given Sunday about not conceding any inches to opponents? If I didn't know any better, I would say that the C's defense was built off of that monologue.
Their first order of business is pressure. The Celtics unleash Rondo on the opposing point guard to make life tough for their opponents. His long arms, foot speed and quickness make it tough for guards to beat him to a spot and thus he has a lot of success against guards. Granted, his defense might not look great against players like Steve Nash and Derrick Rose, but against the likes of Luke Ridnour and Mario Chalmers, it's practically Hall of Fame worthy.
The second order and really the most important one for team green is help defense. Lots of it. If an offense dares to put them in a pick and roll, they more often than not take it out completely out what it is trying to do. Indeed, the Celtics big men do a terrific job of jumping out at the ball handler and then recovering back to their man while the back line of defense adjusts accordingly. According to Hoopdata, Boston defense yields 22.5 shots at the rim per game (ninth best in the league) and only allow a 60.1% conversion rate (second best in the association).
Kanye West has a song in which he says "no one man should have all that power"; and against this defense, no one man does. Boston's defense was built to stop just about everything, but really it completely stymies isolation heavy teams. The way to beat this defense is with ball movement and rebounding. The Celtics defense displays a great amount of toughness, however when their defense is forced to constantly rotate on defense and then close out possessions by rebounding the ball, they are quite often left vulnerable. The problem is that few teams are patient enough to consistently attack them as such.
Also, there is another way to beat this vaunted defense: an incredibly gifted passer. Steve Nash made the Celtics look silly on defense in late January as the Suns kept moving the ball and then forced them rotate to shooters as Kid Canada just kept threading the needle with some incredibly tough passes that just kept finding open teammates. Mind you, there are only a handful of players in the NBA today that can do to that defense what Nash did. And the irony? The Suns only scored 88 points in the game (a Suns win). Perhaps Curry (known to make some impressive passes) can attempt to try and replicate the Suns game plan: push the pace and force the Celtics to defend much earlier than they are ready for in the possession and then see if they can rotate accordingly as they wear down progressively during the game.
Boston game notes: Doc Rivers essentially had his players on the bench in crunch time of the All-Star game. Let's see if these guys come out with fresh legs.
Golden State game notes: Boston is a tough team that likes to impose its will on opponents physically and mentally. Let's see if the Warriors get pushed around; it will determine who wins this game but could also determine the fate of the team for the rest of the season.
Questions or comments? Feel free to leave them in the comments section or you can contact me by email at [email protected]. You can also find me on Twitter with the handle name ShyneIV.


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Originally Posted by mylesdw
It's amazing the difference a throttle spring can make to the whole feel of a car, rather like driving a car when it's clean and shiny - it goes so much better!
Great photos, dare I ask what project next?
it really does myles , i was driving it thinking this doesn't feel as eager , then remembered i had been experimenting ,and wacked a big heavy spring on there to see how affected tickover , then left it on .
re projects...i may make a hard top for medusa , or alternatively try and build a coupe like the rr in the sorcerers apprentice .
Originally Posted by 28Chevy
Nice you've got her more drivable now, can't get over how good those mudguards look, do they wibble about much?
no front wibblage at all bernard , the back ones do clang on the exhaust if cornering hard ,and the axle tilts , and also the back one vibrate at some points i think because the wheels are not balanced .the tyres do rub a bit as they grow due to speed ,but it just makes an interesting hissing noise.
one weird thing is that , when cornering left , the rhs front mudguard catches a little , so i am gradually levering it away from the tyre , it now only does it at higher cornering g's ..so a little more bending required .i think that tyre may be folding over a bit more than the others ,with such a high sidewall and only 28 psi .
Nice you've got her more drivable now, can't get over how good those mudguards look, do they wibble about much?
It's amazing the difference a throttle spring can make to the whole feel of a car, rather like driving a car when it's clean and shiny - it goes so much better!
Great photos, dare I ask what project next?
ello me bucko's !
Well.... finally got to the point on the dyno where i was not getting anywhere fast ,apart from grating off more and more tyres ..
i treid putting it in 5th and using low rpm around 2200 and holding it steady state ...this just stripped off my gritting ;(
and took the roller down to bare metal !
so my final mass of , pre injection and after inj fitted .... ,graphs , made with the car , are these ..
you can see pre inj hovered around the 325 bhp and 360 lbs/ft ,,,,and the injection ones around 350 bhp and 420 lbs/ft ...there is so much spinning going on its safe to say that in reality there is a fair bit more power in there .
so come last sunday i decided to take my first passenger in the car , and veronica was my first victim , she was very enthusiastic
We went for a walk at blenhiem palace , and the weather was perfect ,sunny and not too hot ...she videod and took pictures ,
dash of the car en route..
and i choose to model my latest gay MTB captain look..
once at the park we cruised in , ignored the parking arrows , and stuffed the beast on the grass under the trees , v took another load of nice pics for me ...
walked a few miles . scoffed a bit of snacks , and came back to the car to chat to the interested parties , met some really nice friendly people .
jumped in the car , and drove off out with the children waving at us ...and off to the 10 miles home ..v's verdict on the drive , "it was amazing , felt like she was in some beautiful racing speedboat" ....NOICE !
notes on the drive for me are , must take off the heavy throttle return spring, it make the car feel reluctant ...much find a stiffer set of rear cartsprings ,its soft with me in there but with two people its much too soft ...mapping going well , but cold starts have become a prob ,no idea why .
Yesterday i had to nip 5 miles ,up to the A40 for some stuff , so took medusa , and on the way back tried pushing it a bit harder through the bends ,and using higher rpm's....all i can say is it was brilliant , now the injection is getting closer its driving more like a normal car , flexible and easy to use the power ,you can throw her into a corner.... power on in mid apex , and blast out just using the torque , its got over 300 lbs ft from 1400 rpm to 5600 , and over 400 lbs ft from 2400 to 4400rpm , so ,with a body weight of under a ton , its very easy to drive .
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yep, decent traction will find the weak spots in the drivetrain mate for sure
good idea Neil....if i want to send parts of my box all over the cave ! (this does not mean i won't do it of course )
Robert, how wide are the rollers? Have you considered fitting the front wheels on the back as well to make it a dually for more grip? You'd need another pair of wheels or 2 sturdy wooden blocks to hold the front up but that's a minor thing.
WELL , i had a tiny window of opportunity to get the monster onto the dyno last friday .
i have not been able to set the fuelling very well at higher rpm , basically because its so bloody fast at accelerating ...being under a ton and over 350 lbs ft of trq , and big tall wobbly tyres ,means i keep ploughing into corners way too fast ...or going well over my winnebago 7.50x 16 tyres speed limits , i dont mind going over it on the dyno cos i can always run away.
so strapped her down ,and did a few minutes working on the low down tickover and below fueling , so it has a lot more low down trq for trickling in traffic , made a little progress ,still too rich , but its hard to hold steady state over 300 lbs ft at below 1500 rpm ...more work to do on that area it kept falling in a big rich hole at higher throttle opening .
then onto a couple of full throttle runs , with the ecu set on auto tune , so it would set the fuelling for me ,after a fashion .
now judging by these piccys ...
30 mph light throttle..
higher rpm full chat max trq..
i may have just found the trq limit of my rollers with little narrow tyres and no loading !
i am not sure if it shows very well ,but there was a churn load of blue smoke coming off the tyres , also you can see the grated tyre rubber being thrown across the cave as my gritted rollers hone down the treads a touch .
however i did manage to get some readings..
bhp is now up to 354..
that's a graph of my best venturi run with the 2 spinning injection runs , and my theoretical max with grip ...i reckon at around 380 bhp.
then torque at 419 lbs/ft ..
here i reckon on around 435 lbs/ft max theoretical ..however my 419 is still 58 lbs/ft up on the old fueling system...noice
inj run number 2 had more ignition advance , 1 degree more made a fair bit of difference .
now i am aiming for around 13.5:1 air fuel ratio , here you can see the fuelling logs for both runs on both engines ...
engine 1 , the 3.6 litres ..
run 1
run 2
engine 2, the 4.0 litre..
run 1
run 2
you can see how the autotune has modded the fuelling , sometimes over shooting and going too far the other way ,also i am well over 100% duty cycle with these injectors at this 15 psi fuel pressure ,which is a surprise ...and basically means they are wide open non stop ,hence the leanness in the places at the higher rpms .
also these power runs where done on a low load so the tyres had a chance to grip ,so the ecu only had a few seconds to adjust the fuelling before it was run over ...so i am pretty impressed the ecu was able to take a car that wouldn't rev ,to one that would , in just a few pre run rev ups .
also it revved to 6k with little vibration
i think with better fueling and timing i should reach 400 bhp and 500 lbs/ft ....but maybe nor be able to grip it lol. .... for all i know its there already ...it does explain why a blip of throttle in 3rd at 40 lights up the tyres like a volume control.
ok ok ,geekness over
great day out
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Inspire is the brainchild of English teacher Lisa Duesing.
"Four years ago I came up with an idea to start a club that is based on positive psychology research," Duesling said.
Each month the club focuses on a positive theme such as: Letting Go of Negativity, Anger, Anxiety, and Guilt; The Power of Gratitude; and It's Not Luck, It's a Choice (how our feelings, attitudes, and choices are all of our choosing).
Duesing and the club's co-sponsor, Bernadette Poulos, coach the kids on how they can incorporate the theme's message into their personal lives and spread it to their families, friends, school, community, and the world.
"For the month of September we were focusing on making stronger human connections with others by working on being in the present moment — not stuck in our heads or on our phones — so we can truly connect with the people around us," Duesing said.
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With cash-for-crash scheme convictions taking place all over the country, fleet operators should be taking steps to combat the crooks.
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Video: Eminem ft Rihanna - The Monster
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Relased this morning, six weeks after it went to number one, here is the video for Eminem's The Monster. Like a lot of the material Marhsall Mathers LP 2, it takes a trip down memory lane, recreating scenes from 8 Mile, The Way I Am, and Eminem's Grammy performance with Elton John. (Rihanna is there, too, wearing an unusually demure wardrobe.)
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The main things I remember about Steve Russ: His dad, his Bama sweatshirt, The Oujia Board Incident of 1987, and blowing stuff up.
We kicked around the same neighborhood for most of high school, starting out roaming in a small herd of young teenagers on bikes and skateboards, ending up in our cars, barreling around, causing trouble.
The guys had easy names back then. Erik, Aaron, Mike, Tom, Steve. Nobody named their kids Judah or Topher or Mordecai, the way people like to do now. We'd sit around over at Erik's playing Nintendo, or we'd hang around my house playing pool, or we'd hang around Mike's house, looking at his wide assortment of actual, deadly weapons – it was a different time.
Steve Russ had a sweatshirt from the University of Alabama. I'm pretty sure that's where his family was from, and they were pure southern. They had southern accents, they had southern views, they cooked southern food, and his dad was pure southern, too. As in, don't screw with him, not even a little bit, not even once.
If we were hanging around Steve's house, and his dad yelled from the other room – "Steven!" – my pal Steve Russ would not only jump in the air and get moving that way, but he'd answer, "Sir!"
A clear rule in that house: Dad called, you jumped, and you respectfully made sure he knew you heard him and that you were jumping.
So Steve Russ was always getting a little crap from the rest of us. Aaron would do an impression of Steve jumping up and answering "sir!" Erik – for an OSU-related reason, I think – gave him crap about the Bama sweatshirt. And we all thought the southern discipline thing was pretty weird.
One day in 1987 – and I think it was Memorial Day, though I'm not sure – we were all hanging around over at Steve's house. His folks weren't home, and someone had a Ouija board, and I'm not even going to bother telling you what the Ouija board was doing. It was beyond the standard I'm-not-moving-it-are-you-moving-it routine.
That thing was suddenly coming up with answers that the two guys touching it couldn't have known. Coming up with separate, detailed personalities which I know from experience, are hard to come up with when you're sitting there thinking about it for an hour, let alone on the spur of the moment, while you're screwing around.
No, I'm not going to try and convince you that we were talking to dark spirits that day, but I'll tell you this – neither Steve nor I will ever touch one of those things again, and if someone gets one out in front of me, I'll leave the room.
I guess I would play with a Ouija board if you put a gun to my head, but I wouldn't try that on Steve Russ. You'd lose your gun and your Ouija board that way, and then you'd need a dentist.
Just listen to how this guy turned out:
A Navy EOD Diver, for starters. That EOD stands for Explosive Ordnance Disposal. When I think about Disposing of Explosive Ordnances, I think, man, that sounds pretty dangerous. Then factor in the words on either side of it, "Navy" and "diver."
Either of those things – way beyond my capacity for keeping control of my bowels. Dive a hundred feet under water – no thank you. Do it in order to Dispose of an Explosive Ordnance?
You've got to be kidding me.
Did you ever see Men of Honor, with Cuba Gooding Jr., and Robert DeNiro? I remember when I saw it, I was thinking, man, these Top Gun-type movies are getting pretty specific. This one here's about being the best Navy Underwater Explosives Expert. I was even sort of thinking, while I was watching it – I don't think there really are guys like this.
But there's Steve Russ, and that's exactly what he was doing, while I was growing my hair long and picking out funny hats. And it's just the beginning. He's been career military this whole time, while the same slackers who used to make fun of his Bama sweatshirt were hanging around on campus, eating Shake and Bake chicken.
The 8th Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team CBRN NCO HAZMAT Response. That's his current job, working for the U.S. Army, now. After extensive training in Stuff That Would Make Me Cry Every Single Time, after years of doing things they literally make movies about, Steve went to work for the U.S. Army.
If there's an anthrax attack or a dirty bomb or something, guess who's going to suit up and drive there?
Plus, I've seen his picture on Facebook. If you were thinking he was the soft and pudgy sort of career military explosives expert, you were wrong again. He looks exactly like he could rip your heart out of you, and show it to you before you died.
A beautiful wife and two beautiful children, too. It would make us all feel better about ourselves if this guy had turned out to be some kind of jerk, but no. He's an easy-going, good-natured, well-educated guy, who likes to hang around with his family, when he's not training to save us all from freaking James Bond villains.
I remember one time I found him out jogging, and pulled up next to him in my car, kind of giving him crap about that, too. Like jogging wasn't cool, but being a wiseass pixie man in a '78 Nova – that was just awesome.
I used to blow stuff up with this guy, before he became ten kinds of an expert at it, so I feel kind of like I was in a garage band with Eric Clapton, before he got signed. We blew up much smaller things than he blows up now, and he's actually trained to stop things from blowing up, too.
We didn't do a lot of that, stopping things from blowing up.
No, we learned the very basics about playing with fire. We found out that aerosol hair spray, for instance, was highly combustible, and we found out that you can cook your eyebrows off, in the process of learning about it.
We shot off a lot of firecrackers and bottle rockets – this at the tail end of the Age Of Pop Bottles Made Of Actual Glass. We also shot off handfuls of them taped together, and we shot them off in pairs, pointed opposite directions, and we shot them off upside down, so they'd blast the bottle apart.
Did we ever pour some gasoline in there first? Sure – decisions were made. Don't try that at home.
Now here's the thing. I was thinking that Memorial Day would be a great day to honor my old friend Steve Russ, but I've been told that actually, that would have been Veteran's Day. Steve hasn't fallen, and Memorial Day is to honor fallen soldiers.
Things are often a little bit different here at The Curse of Future Tom, so I mean no disrespect by it, and I hope I'm right in my thinking here – pretty much any day is a good day to thank these guys.
Someone else I'd like to acknowledge, even though it's not Father's Day, either, is Steve Russ's dad. Yes, the guy Aaron used to do an impression of. The guy who'd yell Steve's name, and it was like the voice of the Almighty. The guy you didn't want to screw with.
I just wanted to tell him that at least one of the slouching, mumbling little slackers from back in the neighborhood can see the whole trip Steve Russ has taken, from the skateboard to the freaking HAZMAT response team, and I know who gave him directions. I know that someone was there the whole time, making sure Steve didn't get too comfortable, slacking with his wacky pals.
Nice job, sir. Your results speak for themselves. I'll bet to this day, you can still make old Steve Russ jump a foot and come running, just by calling out his name.
UPDATE – I was in brief contact with Steve this evening through email, and his immediate response was that he didn't deserve the recognition, that every other member of the Armed Forces ought to be honored and not just him. So I'm not going to sit around arguing with him. Thanks to every single one of you from me and Steve Russ. I hope everyone reading this gets out the phone and calls someone you know who's serving, and tells them that, too.


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Libertarian icon Ron Paul believes that the EU is on its last legs, not because of Britain's exit, but because of years of poor global economic policy driven by corrupt central bankers.
Appearing on CNBC, the former Congressman said that the 'Brexit' is merely a symptom of a larger problem which will spell the end for 'forced globalism'.
"I think [the EU] will become nonfunctional," Paul said.
"It really is coming to an end. It doesn't mean tomorrow or the next day, but people are going to be really unhappy. The end is coming, but it isn't coming because of the breakup," Paul added.
"I think what everyone is looking at is there was a vote, an important vote and it went differently than expected and it sent shock waves through the markets, but I think the concentration is on the wrong issue," Paul continued.
"What has been preceding this situation that we have throughout the world and this country as well is artificially low interest rates. It causes people to make mistakes in buying bonds," Paul explained.
"Catastrophe doesn't come unless there's something that precedes it, and what sets the stage is monetary policy, artificially low interest rates, zero interest rates," Paul urged.
"There's a lot of instability still out there, and this hasn't been corrected yet. I don't think it's going to correct easily," he said, adding "We are running out of steam."
In a nuanced description, Paul explained how globalism per se is not the overriding problem here, but it is a 'forced globalism', driven by politicians hell bent on centralizing power, which is now being rejected by the people.
"A libertarian, free market person doesn't hate globalism, we hate political globalism, and force that comes in and entangling alliances, and when politicians gain control like they have in the European Union." Paul stated.
"Globalism in a free market means that you have a sound currency that you accept is commodity based, and you have as much free trade as possible, and it's a globalism that is based on freedom and free markets." the former congressman added.
"It's not globalism that is bad, it's this forced globalism. We've been involved in it for years and we've done what the founders said not to do, they said don't get involved in these entangling alliances." Paul explained.
Paul also added that "freedom cannot be gained from propping up the stock market," and noted that the failures of some European economies have come about from devaluation of their currencies. "When you destroy a currency, you also destroy the middle class." Paul stated.
On the opposite side of the political spectrum, uber globalist Henry Kissinger has declared that the answer to the problem of the crumbling European Union, is for MORE entangling alliances to be formed.
Saying that Britain shouldn't be punished "as an escapee from prison," Kissinger argued that other countries, particularly the US should see Britain and others as "a potential compatriot".
"Punishing the UK will not solve the question of how to operate common currency in the absence of a common fiscal policy among countries with disparate economic capacities, or of how to define a union whose ability to achieve common political strategies lags fundamentally behind its economic and administrative capacities." Kissinger wrote.
"The Brexit vote has unleashed the anxieties of two continents and of all those who rely upon the stability that their union of purpose provides." Kissinger added, saying that "The needed restoration of faith will not come through recriminations.
Essentially, Kissinger is saying that punishing people for rejecting forced globalism will only result in them turning further away from the concept.
"To inspire the confidence of the world, Europe and America must demonstrate confidence in themselves." the Bilderberg kingpin declared.
Steve Watson is the London based writer and editor for Alex Jones' Infowars.com, and Prisonplanet.com


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JENNY HJUL: Tide could turn for Labour
Even to non Brexiteers, the campaign for a People's Vote on Europe insults all normal concepts of democracy. For what did we have back in June 2016 but a vote by the people?
Even to non Brexiteers, the campaign for a People's Vote on Europe insults all normal concepts of democracy. For what did we have back in June 2016 but a vote by the people?
This week's conference is crunch time for the SNP and there is a growing acceptance among party elders that they have reached a crossroads.
Today, barring a very unlikely rebellion in SNP ranks, the Scottish Parliament will vote by a narrow margin for a second independence referendum.
The date for the next Scottish independence referendum may not have been set yet but there is little doubt that the Nationalists are already in campaign mode.
Something strange has been happening in Scottish politics recently. I don't mean the reappearance of Alex Salmond, although that is strange too.
Scotland has a quango called Transport Scotland that, among other things, looks after our trunk roads. It also has BEAR Scotland, which is in charge of the road network.
Scotland is to get extensive tax raising powers next year, as part of the consolation prize Westminster gave the Nationalists after they lost the independence referendum nearly 18 months ago.
If you have teenage children, T in the Park looms every year to test your resolve. I've lost count of the times I've been told, by my children, their friends and their friends' parents that the music festival is a rite of passage and they must be allowed to go.
With politicians changing sides at the 11th hour of the EU referendum campaign, it is hardly surprising voters have been confused and many are said to be undecided even now.
Passers-by who spotted David Cameron at a pavement cafe in London the day after he stepped down as Prime Minister said he looked "so relaxed and so young, like a new person".


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Can New 'Hunger Games' Ignite the Box Office?
The blockbuster franchise "Hunger Games" returns to theaters this weekend, and film studios are hoping it can ignite flagging box-office sales. WSJ's Erich Schwartzel joins Sara Murray. Photo: Lionsgate.
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Hastings' junior swimmer Natasha Girgen advanced to the Minnesota State High School League class AA state tournament for the second year in a row in the 100 and 200 freestyle events.
Girgen took second in the 200 freestyle in the preliminaries with a time of one minute and 56.99 seconds. She then took third in the finals, swimming a 1:54.90 to qualify for state.
In the 100 freestyle, she also took second with a time of 53.86. Then in the finals, Girgen cut off more than half a second to finish second again and qualify for state with a time of 53.28.
Last year, Girgen took 20th in the 200 freestyle and 31st in the 100 freestyle at the state meet but was unable to advance past the preliminaries.
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Dear Gremlin,
I know I haven't written a letter to you in a while. I kind of went off track with life and other things and I missed the moments to note.
You've turned into quite a chatterbox. I mean, every moment you get, you chat. Not that we understand every little babble that escapes your mouth, but we do pick up on a word or five. You're especially interested in the birds that frequently visit our backyard and always run into the living room asking "where?" referring to the birds. You would think this gets old at some stage, but no, it doesn't.
You try and copy everything Monster does. See, I don't know what it's like to have an older sibling to look up to so this is quite a new experience for me. Seeing you follow in your brother's footsteps is adorable, and at the same time dangerous. Dangerous because whenever he is naughty, so are you. The whole "Money see, Monkey do" situation. Of course, it's not possible to watch you guys all the time while you're playing or exploring, so you two do get up to a lot of mischief.
Your latest past-time activity is irritating your brother. I believe that isn't your intention and you don't understand boundaries as well at this age, but Monster doesn't understand that you just want his attention and to spend time with him. I think we should work on your approach. Maybe instead of falling on top of Monster and trying to 'bite' him or walk past him and grab his toys away, we should try and calmly, and cautiously, enter the play. We'll get there and there might just be a little less tears to deal with.
I suspect you've reached the separation anxiety stage because bedtime has become a nightmare. A few weeks ago you were falling asleep on your own with no tears, not even a sound. Now the screaming and shrieking has me fearing the neighbours will be knocking on our front door any day now.
I understand it's all a phase and it will pass, but while it's still present, it's daunting. This is a stage I definitely forgot about. You also want to be constantly picked up and held, which makes for nothing else being done because most actions require both hands.
We've reached the tantrum stage. Tantrums for everything. I wasn't ready for the terrible two's yet, although your brother also surprised me with bringing his tantrums over earlier. There's a tantrum for everything. Not putting on your shoes quickly enough in the mornings, Monster having a better fork than you, not getting the cool drink you wanted… I can't keep up with all of them anymore, and sadly enough this won't be a 'few months' thing. So I'm mentally preparing myself for tears and screams for the next three years.
You're a born dancer. No matter what song comes on, you lose interest in whatever you're doing and just bust your moves. I mean, we could be anywhere and you will just dance. It reminds me of the saying, "Dance like no one's watching."
I can say that you definitely got your love for music from me, and probably thanks to the fact that I listened to music constantly throughout my pregnancy with you as well as after you were born. I'm happy to have left some mark on you.
You're such a cheerful little boy and you already know how to switch on your charm to get what you want. As soon as the twinkle in your eyes shines and your wide grin appears, we know it's downwards from there.
I love you so much, my little Gremlin.
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CloudMagic is… magic for finding stuff in your cloud-based accounts
This is from the "I wish I knew about this yesterday" file. I stumbled upon the CloudMagic plug-in for Chrome and it's almost a shame that it's not already built into or implemented into the 'Google Operating System'. Instead of a long post on the fantastic integrated search capibilities and what it does, watch this quick overview:
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"Brothers, we do not want you to be ignorant about those who fall asleep, or to grieve like the rest of men, who have no hope. We believe that Jesus died and rose again and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in him. According to the Lord's own word, we tell you that we who are still alive, who are left till the coming of the Lord, will certainly not precede those who have fallen asleep. For the Lord himself will come down from heaven, with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet call of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first. After that, we who are still alive and are left will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And so we will be with the Lord forever. Therefore encourage each other with these words," [1 Thessalonians 4:13-18]
Jesus is RISEN. Death no longer has a victory over us, it no longer has any sting. We are saved through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He has undone the effects of sin and death forever. Those who trust Him with their eternity are never disappointed and are free from the fear that held us captive. And when we accept the life that Jesus offers, we become immortal. Our spirits within us are regenerated to live forever. Our bodies will either die, experience the resurrection and be gloriously reunited with our spirits when Jesus brings them back with Him, or our bodies will never die if we are still alive when Jesus returns –but we will all be changed. He is, without a doubt, returning to catch us up in the air to be with Him. And, as if to give us an extra measure of assurance about our loved ones in Christ who have gone on before us, the bodies of the dead will rise first. Imagine, the disembodied souls of Christians who have been with Christ until that very moment of His return for the Church are with Him, enjoying the peace and comfort of Christ's Awesome and Holy Presence. But they are not complete, and they have not defeated death in Christ completely yet either. And we are not complete. Though our spirits live, our bodies are dying. But we will all be made complete TOGETHER. Isn't God awesome?
Last Sunday we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus. The resurrection of Jesus has rung the death knell for death and for this world as we know it. The world continues to reel in pain, as in the pangs (contractions) of childbirth, awaiting the deliverance (delivery) of the Sons of God (all Christians) and its own deliverance (the new heavens and new earth). As we watch the news in horror as we witness natural disasters intensify, though it is sad and grievous, it should not surprise us. Just as labor pains intensify, they are bearable because we know they will not last forever, but become more severe right before delivery. And our deliverance is near. None of this should take us by surprise because Jesus told us this would happen. And rather than grieve like the rest of the world does, we are challenged to look upward because our redemption is drawing very near.
While the world reels, mocks and scoffs at God, let us be extra careful not to be caught up in the godlessness of our times. The resurrection of Jesus is a certainty. And because Jesus has risen, we too shall soon rise, whether that be from the dead or if we're caught up in the air shortly after the dead have risen, it will all happen faster than it has taken for me to describe it to you. Just as there is a Harvest of Firstfruits (Jesus, and the resulting Church), there will certainly be a Last Harvest (the catching up of the Church and the resulting final harvest of the earth).
No, things are not "as they have always been." Things are changing. Be careful that you don't adopt a callous and blasphemous attitude like the one Peter warned us would prevail in the last days (that we see all around us: 2 Peter 3:1-13). So, as we see the Day of Deliverance approaching, and because we know that Jesus is coming for us soon, let us heed the words of the Apostles and work even more diligently, giving ourselves "fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain."
The resurrection of Jesus has signaled the beginning of the Last Days. The Kingdom of God has invaded the darkness of this world and it is only a short matter of time before the Kingdom comes in all its fullness. Let us therefore work harder, not less, as is the trend of the Church today. Let us all really question our priorities, if indeed we believe the Word of Jesus concerning His Return for His Church. Let us not be caught off guard –let's be READY (see Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21). Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind and with all your strength. Fix your eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith. He is the Head of the Church, the Bridegroom who loves and longs for His Bride. Let's not disappoint the One who loves us so much that He died to pay the ultimate "bride price" to redeem us. Let us be ready for that moment when it is proclaimed in all of creation, "Here's the Bridegroom! Come out to meet Him!" Be ready, because we don't know the day or hour when this will happen, but we can certainly be sensitive to the Season of the Lord's return. Jesus is ALIVE, and we should be alive and living for Him, as those who anticipate real life, the kind of life that conquers the grave.
Love in Jesus,


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Folk Art Walking Sticks - Figures
Custom Walking Sticks & Canes – Perhaps the most unique array of custom canes and walking sticks available today, these make the perfect gift for someone who requires or simply enjoys a helping hand while walking or hiking. Each is signed and one-of-a-kind, offering an individual the opportunity to express their own personal statement by the staff they carry. Custom insignias can be carved, whittled, embossed, sculpted, painted, or burned into the finished stick. These include family trees, crests, favorite designs, fraternity letters, business logos, flags, banners, sayings & slogans—almost anything one might desire.
Master Craftsman Stanley D. Saperstein specializes in producing a walking stick that contains as many personal distinctions as possible. Staffs are commonly topped with a whittled sculpture. Examples include bear heads, eagles, wolves; the likeness of Lincoln, Lee, Grant, even Gerri Garcia, Puxatony Phil, or Yoda!
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Alright, Welcome to Growtopia console servers. Some of of you may be finding it REALLY hard to earn WLs on console server, but no fear, for I am here. This will be a long, tiresome proccess but will all be worth it, Trust me. It will be a long path which will be full of tough, tall monstrous hurdles but you shall achieve the Epic Victory Royale if you follow my steps.
Alright so first off by going to a random world and break every single rock you find there. Every. Single. One. Also break a few lava while your at it. Now what you do is you go to a different world, say your main world. (Mine is 'MATHS' on PS4 servers' and you start splice
Dirt + Rock = Grass
Farm this grass constantly till you have more or less 200 seeds of it.
Now go and farm rocks till you have more or less the same number. Splice them both together
*Only make around 40 brick trees*
Rock + Grass = Bricks
Farm these till you have more or less 100 seeds.
Splice around 50 brick seeds with 50 lava seeds.
Brick + Lava = Red blocks.
Break the red blocks for seeds
Now leave the red block seeds of to the side, in your magnificent dirt farm you have been working on.
Now to create rose.
Grass + Lava = Rose
(Use around 1/3 of the leftoever grass seeds, so if you used 50 for brick and had 200 to start of with, use 55 grass seeds to make rose.)
Now make dasies.
Grass + Dirt = Daisy
You should use all the leftover grass seeds to make the daisy (so 55 seeds)
Now you splice the rose seeds with the daisy (You will make more or less 30 trees due to seed loss)
Rose + daisy = Poppy
Rose + Poppy = Bush
Now break the bushes and make the same number of mushroom seeds
(all the leftover grass seeds are now used, i.e. you should have 40 seeds of grass)
Grass + Cave background = mushroom
Now to put it all together!
Mushroom + Bush = Blueberry
(You should only get around 15-20 Blueberry seeds due to seed loss because you created 35 blueberry trees)
Brick + Blueberry = Blue Block
Now get those red blocks I told you to store earlier and make some purple blocks!
Red Blocks + Blue Blocks = Purple Blocks!
Now farm the purple blocks until you get around 50 seeds. Meanwhile while you farm, make a few portcullis seeds. Which is:
Dirt + cave = Door
Lava + Rock = Glass pane
Grass + Door = Wooden background
Glass pane + Wooden background = Window
Door + Window = Dungeon Door
Rock + Cave background = Sign
Sign + Door = Pointy sign
Pointy sign + Lava = Danger Sign
Dirt + Cave = Door
Rock + Door = Rock Background
Danger sign + Rock background = Death spikes
Death spikes + Dungeon door = portcullis
Once you have finished that long tedious process then you splice
Purple Blocks + Portcullis = Steel blocks
Farm these steel blocks till you have around 60 seeds.
Almost there. Just do this now:
Rock + Dirt = Grass (x2)
Rock + Grass = Brick
Grass + Dirt =Daisy
Brick + Daisy = Yellow Blocks
Farm yellow blocks till you have 60 seeds.
Now simply splice 60 Steel Blocks with 60 Yellow block seeds and you now have GOLD! Farm Gold till you have 100 seeds. (4-5 harvests)
Dirt + Rock = Grass
Grass + Rock = Brick
Brick + Cave backround= Black Block
Lava + Black Block = Evil Bricks
Now take 60 gold seeds and do this:
Gold + Evil bricks= Fireplace
Break the Fireplaces and you will get around 40 seeds (Due to seed loss) and now the moment of truth...
Fireplace + Gold = Chandelier.
That's right. You just made Chandelier from scratch, from tier 1 seeds. You should be proud of yourself. You have helped Growtopia advance as a civilisation by creating the most expensive, high status farmable there is. Now you farm the chandeliers, which in turn is helping Growtopia (Console) become a more advanced civilisation to farmables become more mainstream. Thank you for reading.
This process isn't for the light-hearted, and requires tons of hard work and dedication. If you do try this. I salute you
Estimated time to make the finished product: 1 Week - 2 Months.


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The Astelit mobile communications operator, which renders services under the life:) brand, has introduced an SMS-integration service with the Twitter social network as of December 24, the company announced.
life:) subscribers with accounts on Twitter may read transmitted messages or send their owns through a mobile phone.
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As Ukrainian News reported, Astelit on July 17 introduced a service of free notifications about events to users' accounts in the VKontakte social internet network.
Astelit reported a loss of USD 111.8 million for the year 2009, when its net revenues reduced by USD 87.6 million or 19.9% to USD 351.1 million compared with 2008.
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Whale and Dolphin Conservation
Tenerife, Spain, Southern Europe, Europe
"Make those holiday shots count by helping conservationists. Gain real conservation experience and in your time off visit the other-worldy formations of Mount Teide National Park!"
Help to protect threatened whale and dolphin populations and gain invaluable conservation experience as you volunteer on the stunning island of Tenerife. The largest and most bio-diverse of the seven Canary Islands, Tenerife is one of the world's best whale and dolphin watching destinations with its south-west coast providing a home to communities of these majestic and captivating cetaceans all year round. You'll help to complete visual surveys three to five times a week, going out on boats to undertake crucial observation work. You will also act as a guide for tourists on whale-watching excursions, where you will use the knowledge you've gained to educate and inform them about the whale and dolphin populations they might spot, as well as other migratory species such as killer or blue whales.
You're sure to have a 'whale' of a time on the Island, which boasts sandy beaches, two world heritage sites and a volcano (no big deal). Explore quaint Renaissance towns, old churches and medieval castles, or take some salsa or windsurfing lessons. There is also some fantastic scuba-diving to be done on the island as well as plenty of beautiful natural landscapes to see, some of which you might recognise from films such as Clash of the Titans and Star Wars. The force 'whale' be with you, always.
The Canary Islands are a whale-watching hotspot, with approximately 500,000 tourists visiting the area each year to try and sight the charismatic cetaceans. Whales and dolphins have been around the waters of the Canary Islands for millions of years, and if we want these beautiful creatures to exist for another million years, conservation projects like this one are vital. Marine animals are currently facing numerous threats: commercialised fishing equipment and ships can cause injury, overfishing means less food and waters are becoming increasingly polluted. Key populations in the region need to be protected from these threats, which is where volunteers come in.
Volunteers on this conservation project take photos of whales and dolphins to help researchers understand how they interact with each other, and also to assess population growth. Identifying individuals by recognising natural marks on fins will mean that researchers can add to their digital catalogue of known individuals, helping to understand the populations in the area. Baseline data that volunteers help to collect will also contribute towards the creation of a long-term management plan for the area, and will also promote marine conservation in the Mediterranean. Finally, volunteers themselves will gain practical conservation experience, and will be able to pass on this knowledge to promote conservation worldwide!
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