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I bought the Rane TTM 57SL mixer and Serato Video-SL a couple of weeks ago, because I wanted a good setup for AV mixing and scratching. I've had the Ms. Pinky vinyls for a long time. They are very nice, but the software just doesn't cut it for my purposes.
Don't get me wrong, I love my pink vinyls and the fact that I can do whatever I want with them using the Max/MSP patches. And the newest version of Maxi-Patch even has OSC output so it works very nicely together with VDMX. But I need something more advanced for the audio side and a rock solid system for doing AV.
I have to tell you, the 57 has now become my favourite mixer. The faders are perfect for turntablism, it feels very solid just like the 56 and the software integration works well. The only gripe I have with it, is that it uses some proprietary HID protocol to communicate with Serato Live. So I can't use the hardware control with any other software. Hoping for a MIDI firmware update. Oh, and the other thing is that it's only USB1.1. Haven't had much problems with it, but I would feel more comfortable if it would be USB 2.0.
I have the M-Audio Torq and for DJ-stuff it would have been enough for me, but there was just no way to easily incorporate video for AV-sets. I was surprised how well the Serato Video-SL works. Just throw your video on the deck like you would do with an .mp3 file and you are good to go. Together with 57SL, it's a system that "just works." Very important for me since I'm always busy doing stuff on the turntables and want to keep my hands off the laptop as much as possible.
Now mixing videos with audio is cool by itself, but the biggest selling point for me was the Quartz Composer integration. This feature was just added in the latest Video-SL release so hopefully there will be improvements, but what they got going is pretty cool already.
You can load a .qtz file on a deck that is playing audio by dragging it on the corresponding video channel. Your basic QC files work just like that. The only special thing about it is that the patch time of your composition is being controlled by the the song position of the deck where you .qtz file is loaded. So if your composition has any some sort of animation on it (Interpolation, LFOs etc.) you can just start scratching and the animation will follow. If you don't want this behavior (I usually don't), just feed system time into any patch that depends on the patch time.
That's fine for some basic stuff. But I want more control! Fortunately, Serato has included the ability to control .qtz files with all kinds of data from the Scratch Live software – needle velocity, song info etc. – and you also get some data from the hardware controls of the TTM 57SL mixer. However, this stuff is not really documented anywhere (except for a .pdf I found on the Video-SL Beta forum). So I'm gathering all the info that I know over here.
The way this works is the same way you always interact with Quartz Composer files in an external program. You publish inputs with certain names.
This image is from the .pdf I mentioned earlier. I don't want to post it here since Serato hasn't released it publicly and they might have a reason for that. You can find it on the forum if you are registered. http://serato.com/forum/discussion/141782 The .zip also includes a bunch of sample compositions that show how the communication works.
There are 27 parameters that you can use to drive your compositions. And the input name always starts with kSSV_SeratoData. Now I could list all of theme here, but it would just make this already too long post even longer. So I'm doing something better.
I created these clips for myself to be able to easily add the Serato input splitters to my compositions without trying to remember the syntax exactly. And since I'm such a nice guy, I'm sharing them with you.
Once downloaded, copy the .qtz files to this location:
~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/Quartz Composer/Clips (where /~ is your Home Folder).
The next time you launch Quartz Composer, search for Serato in the Patch Creator and double-click the clip that you want to use.
Connect the output to whatever you want to control. Remember to also publish the input of the Serato clip you have chosen by right clicking and choosing Published Inputs and the input name. Make sure you don't change the name.
I think I haven't tested all of them, but I know that there is at least one problem.
The Serato Needle Position is not working at all. I've reported this to Serato, but haven't received an answer yet. This has been fixed in Scratch Live 1.9.1. which is in public beta. You can use the song position also if you need position data. The Needle Position is the position from the beginning of your control vinyl.
Here is an example that I made pretty much the first day I got Video-SL running. It was inspired by the Visual Scratch project. The Needle Velocity controls the Y position and the fader controls the visibility of the line. It's not perfect, but fun to mess with anyway. Sorry about the crappy scratching. I'm a bit rusty, because I didn't have turntables in Montreal so I couldn't practice for 9 months.
Music by the Finnish dubstep-superheroes Demonic 1 & Dr. Coil. The song is called Bottomless Pit and it's from their Treblescience EP.
If you've been reading this blog for the past few days, you might have guessed that I'm working on some Serato + Animata stuff. I should have a video to show later this week. Stay tuned.
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MILWAUKEE -- One week after losing Matt Garza to a rib-cage injury, Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said he's operating under the assumption that Garza will spend only the minimum 15 days on the disabled list.
"That's what I'm going off of right now," Roenicke said. "Until something happens where I'm led to believe that's not the case, that's my assumption."
Whether that assumption is realistic depends on Garza's progress in the coming days. He has yet to throw a baseball since feeling a muscle grab on the next-to-last pitch of his Aug. 3 start in St. Louis.
Roenicke was not aware of a target date for Garza to resume throwing. Assistant general manager Gord Ash confirmed as much, saying the club's medical staff was "taking a wait-and-see approach."
"He's doing pretty good," Roenicke said. "They've been pushing him with the exercises. A little sore today because of just pushing him, so today is a day that he will not exercise."
Mike Fiers made his first start Saturday in Garza's place and is scheduled to pitch again on Thursday at Wrigley Field. Garza will be eligible for reinstatement beginning Aug. 19.
The Brewers' upcoming schedule is helpful in the event Garza needs more DL time. Because of off-days, the Brewers could align the rotation such that they would not need a fifth starting pitcher after Thursday until Sept. 3.
Fiers became the seventh different pitcher to start a game for the Brewers. Before Saturday, the Brewers and Angels were the only teams in the Majors to get this far into the season with only six starters.
Roenicke said he still feels good about the Brewers' starting-pitching depth.
"We know we'll get Garza back, we know Marco [Estrada] is still down in the bullpen, and if something happens, we still like Marco in there starting," Roenicke said. "So I don't think it's stretched to the point where I say, 'Wow, I don't know where else to go.' We do know where else to go."


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Anxious for a glimpse of the National Zoo's panda cub? You could get lucky.
While Mei Xiang is being very attentive to the cub born Sunday night, Panda Cam watchers have gotten quick glimpses.
In a clip from Monday night, Mei Xiang cradles the cub and uses her mouth to gently position the newborn on her body for nursing and grooming. The cub squirms and loudly squeals.
That's good news about the cub's health, as is the evidence that the cub is successfully nursing.
Panda cubs are born hairless and helpless. They are at risk for infections and so tiny that it's not unheard of for panda moms to accidentally crush their young. For the National Zoo, which has only had one panda cub survive, the memories of past tragedies are real.
"This first week we are at 100 percent attention, watching to make sure she's taking care of her cub," said giant panda curator Brandie Smith of panda mom Mei Xiang. "Every week that passes we become a little more confident the cub is going to survive."
The zoo's first panda couple, Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing, who arrived from China in 1972, had five cubs during the 1980s, but none lived more than a few days. One of the cubs was stillborn, two others died of pneumonia within a day, another died from lack of oxygen after birth, and the final cub died of an infection after four days.
Another danger comes down to size. Panda mothers are about 1,000 times heavier than their cubs, which are particularly vulnerable at birth. The hairless cubs weigh between three and five ounces, and they are born with their eyes closed. The delicate cubs have died in the past when accidentally crushed by mom. That happened in two different zoos in China in 2009 and 2010 when mothers killed their young while attempting to nurse.
There are more routine concerns, too. Panda moms have to ensure their cubs stay warm and are getting enough to eat.
"It's kind of a nerve-wracking period for the folks that are monitoring mom and cub," said Rebecca Snyder, the curator of mammals at Atlanta's zoo, one of only two other American zoos to have had cubs.
Atlanta has had three cubs, and the San Diego zoo has had six, including a cub born this year. A panda couple in Memphis has yet to have a cub, despite several tries. No other U.S. zoos have pandas.
Still, keepers and officials at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington are hopeful. Officials said Monday that the cub's cries, which sound like high-pitched squeals and grunts, are strong, and Mei Xiang is also now an experienced mother.
Laurie Thompson, one of the zoo's half-dozen panda keepers, said that in 2005 it took the new mother a few minutes to pick up Tai Shan. This time, it was more immediate. The new cub also seems to be a little quieter than its older brother, an indication perhaps that Mei Xiang is meeting the cub's needs more quickly.
At this point, though, zookeepers have yet to examine the cub. Instead, they are trusting Mei Xiang's mothering and watching the pair on video cameras. They won't have a chance to examine the cub in person for several weeks, when Mei Xiang starts venturing out from the nest she has built.
While they're waiting to meet the zoo's newest addition, zoo researchers are going to be studying the pregnancy closely. Mei Xiang was artificially inseminated each year beginning in 2007 but failed to conceive five times. Scientists at the zoo worried she had become infertile and believed there was a less than a 10 percent chance she would become pregnant. Now they'll be looking to find key indicators of pregnancy. Those might be tied to eating, hormone levels or behavior.
Zoo officials will also be working on a name for the cub and waiting to find out its gender. Following Chinese tradition, the cub will be named after 100 days, on Dec. 24. At the time it will be about the size of a loaf of bread and weigh around 10 pounds.
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Loving this little graphic from the folks at TABLET Infographics (see below for the full image). The penguin's waddle is an age-old and oft-cited technique to avoid seriously injuring yourself while walking on ice, but be advised: moving like a penguin can be exhausting.
Penguins are estimate to expend about twice as much metabolic energy on walking as other terrestrial animals with similar body masses, although recent research suggests that it's the penguin's short legs — not its tottering gait — that accounts for the high energetic cost of its waddle.
Be that as it may, you're a human, so your biomechanics make walking like a penguin hard work. But it's totally worth the effort. An unpleasant alternative to walking like a penguin, after all, is falling and becoming one of the sixty Americans who die every year slipping on ice (or, at the very least, seriously injuring yourself). Plus, penguins are unequivocally awesome — why wouldn't you take advantage of this opportunity to think of yourself as one?
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Similar to players, Jeff Van Gundy says people in his profession get up for facing top coaches. Which is why games against the Heat always remain special for Van Gundy.
""Like a player, no doubt when you work for somebody and you think that guy is the best at what he does, certainly [you get motivated],"" Van Gundy said before last night"s renewal of the Heat-Knicks rivalry at the Garden. ""That"s why those playoff series have been so draining because you"re right there staring at someone who you think is the best and trying to win. Coaches aren"t any dissimilar to players in that way.""
Van Gundy, who worked for Riley as an assistant throughout Pat"s 1991-1995 Knick reign, says they haven"t spoken since the eighth-seeded Knicks eliminated the top-seeded Heat in the first round last spring. Van Gundy admits the brawl-marred playoff series have taken a toll on their relationship.
""There"s no problems,"" Van Gundy said. ""There"s no reason to talk a whole lot. We didn"t talk a whole lot when I was working for him. Everything"s fine. It"s tough when you play a team three straight years in the playoffs and go the maximum amount of games all three times. But there"s no problem between coach Riley and I.""
Before the game, Van Gundy reflected on what it was like to work for Riley, saying that a lot of the communication Riley had with his assistants were through the written word.
""He wanted everything on paper, which I like,"" said Van Gundy, who took over for Don Nelson late in the 1995-96 season. ""You say stupid things off the cuff, but when you have to write it down and put your name on it, it makes you think about what you say. It makes you be very organized.
""He was the best coach, just great to work for. He really got you prepared because he let you work, very easy to work for. He helped you prepare to be a head coach. It was very challenging.
""He gave you a lot of input. He expected you to be very informed. When you move over those 12 inches, you have more respect for how off-the-cuff suggestions – like bench that guy, trade him – could drive you crazy.""


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LAS VEGAS NEVADA — Pandora has officially hit the mainstream — and the highway. In an exclusive interview with Evolver.fm, Pandora founder Tim Westergren rattled off some amazing statistics about his ten-year-old music streaming service before taking us on a test drive on the Las Vegas strip in order to demonstrate the app's solid integration with a BMW Mini Countryman:
- 75 million registered listeners have used Pandora, which is about a quarter of all Americans. When you take into account the fact that you must be 13 or older to use the service, that percentage climbs even higher.
- The service is now available on over 200 devices in addition to the computer.
- Users rated songs with a "thumbs up" or "thumbs down" over three billion times last year.
Those are big numbers, and just about all of that listening took place on the computer and the smartphone. Now, Pandora is looking to expand to the connected television — and more importantly, the automobile dashboard.
"The car is definitely the big new story for us," said Westergren. "It's not in a lot of cars yet, but we have some actual implementations that are live, and you're seeing them here – the BMW Mini, Ford Sync which is available now – it's our foray into what will probably be our biggest single market, in cars. It's half of all radio."
For now, Pandora and other in-car music apps run on smartphones with a wired connection to cars' dashboard controls. Eventually, Westergren agrees that music apps will probably run natively on car computers, with no phone required. For now, he sees the phone as "a really convenient universal modem" for accessing online music on the go.
About that modem: We recently wondered whether MOG subscribers on Verizon's 4G LTE phones would be willing to limit their listening to under an hour per day in order to avoid exceeding the carrier's 5GB monthly wireless data limit, in part due to its high-quality 320 Kbps MP3 stream. Pandora, on the other hands, streams to smartphones using one tenth as much bandwidth per minute. Its 32 Kbps AAC+ codec, which sounded fine through the Mini's speakers, is efficient enough to let people on limited wireless plans (just about everybody these days) enjoy music wirelessly without worrying about racking up penalties from their cellphone service providers for using their phones too much.
"The average user on Pandora uses less than 10 percent of the 2GB AT&T cap, so we're not really a major user of bandwidth," explained Westergren. "But we've been working on that for a long time with this specific potential issue in mind."
Pandora takes a unique tack among music services by having humans hand-pick and describe extensively every song on its service — an approach that limits its catalog relative to those of other services (although 75 million people don't have much of a problem with that). So far, Westergren says Pandora has 850,000 songs — a number that is always increasing, but is still significantly lower than that of many other music services.
Traditionally, Pandora users listened to those songs on their computers, but smartphone usage is now increasing faster.
"Smartphones just exploded the use of Pandora in terms of raw hours and raw listeners," said Westergren. "We're growing faster on the smartphone than on the computer."
However, as far as in-dash integration goes, that growth will be checked somewhat by the fact that people don't upgrade their cars as often as they do their phones. Americans upgrade their cars every seven years on average, so it will take some time before all of these millions of Pandora users can control the app with their car dashboards — a crucial safety feature, as anyone who uses the smartphone itself to control music app playback in the car, present company included, can tell you.
As more new cars hit the road, though, the Pandora founder expects usage of his app to take off even more than it already has.
"It's going to be viral," he said. "The passenger's going to get in the car, and they're going to immediately want to know, 'What's this?' Every time three other people get in [a Pandora-enabled] car, they're all going to get introduced to it, and I think it's going to spread so fast."
In total, the effect of bringing music apps including Pandora and others to the car will be a good thing for music, which has become, for many of us, something we consume while doing something else. When you're listening to music on a computer, the whole internet is there to distract you. In the car, on the other hand, eyes are otherwise occupied, leaving ears to focus on music — which, thanks to Pandora and others, will soon be much better (i.e. personalized) than an FM or satellite radio station can ever be.


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We are a web firm with a select number of high quality clients. We are seeking a new logo for a client site. The logo must be completely original and match the current website. Our overall theme is to build trust with the end user in order to increase the conversions for the client.
The target audience for this project is any one who is a driver, carries automobile insurance, and is seeking online car insurance quotes. The audience is geographically located in all 50 states.
We are seeking a logo to match the attached website design. The logo must match in terms of color, style, font, size, etc... The maximum height is 95 px for the logo in its finished form. Please keep this in mind when designing the logo with the requirements below.
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5. Must match the style of the current design (see attached image)
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In just the first three months of 2011, nine bills have been introduced in seven US states, which allow creationism to be taught in our schools' classrooms. Four of them have already died in committee. Four are still under review.
And one - which says biological evolution, the chemical origins of life, and global warming must be taught as "controversies" - has already passed.
It's absurd that more than 85 years after the Scopes trial we're still arguing the validity of evolution. And sad that this story isn't anything new; there are already states that have had laws like this on the books for some time. You'd just hope that over time there would be fewer attempts to undermine science in our classrooms, not more. And that our kids would learn that the real controversies are when the line between church and state gets blurred in 9th grade Biology. [Mother Jones]


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Representatives Afendoulis, Lynn Albert, Thomas Alexander, Julie Allor, Sue Anthony, Sarah Bellino, Joseph Berman, Ryan Bolden, Kyra Harris Bollin, Ann Brann, Tommy Brixie, Julie Byrd, Wendell Calley, Julie Cambensy, Sara Camilleri, Darrin Carter, Brenda Carter, Tyrone Chatfield, Lee Cherry, John Chirkun, John Clemente, Cara Cole, Triston Coleman, Kevin Crawford, Kathy Eisen, Gary Elder, Brian Ellison, Jim Farrington, Diana Filler, Graham Frederick, Ben Garrett, LaTanya Garza, Alex Gay-Dagnogo, Sherry Glenn, Annette Green, Phil Greig, Christine Griffin, Beth Guerra, Vanessa Haadsma, Jim Hall, Matt Hammoud, Abdullah Hauck, Roger Hernandez, Shane Hertel, Kevin Hoadley, Jon Hoitenga, Michele Hood, Rachel Hope, Kara Hornberger, Pamela Howell, Gary Huizenga, Mark Iden, Brandt Inman, Larry Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Steven Jones, Jewell Kahle, Bronna Kennedy, Sheryl Koleszar, Matt Kuppa, Padma LaFave, Beau LaGrand, David Lasinski, Donna Leutheuser, Eric Liberati, Frank Lightner, Sarah Lilly, Jim Love, Leslie Lower, James Maddock, Matt Manoogian, Mari Marino, Steve Markkanen, Gregory Meerman, Luke Miller, Aaron Mueller, Mike Neeley, Cynthia Neeley, Sheldon O'Malley, Jack Pagan, Kristy Paquette, Brad Peterson, Ronnie Pohutsky, Laurie Rabhi, Yousef Reilly, John Rendon, Daire Robinson, Isaac Sabo, Terry Schroeder, Andrea Shannon, Nate Sheppard, Jason Slagh, Bradley Sneller, Tim Sowerby, William Stone, Lori Tate, Joseph VanSingel, Scott VanWoerkom, Greg Vaupel, Hank Wakeman, Rodney Warren, Rebekah Webber, Michael Wendzel, Pauline Wentworth, Jason Whiteford, Mary Whitsett, Karen Wittenberg, Robert Witwer, Angela Wozniak, Douglas Yancey, Tenisha Yaroch, Jeff Senators Alexander, Betty Jean Ananich, Jim Barrett, Tom Bayer, Rosemary Bizon, John Brinks, Winnie Bullock, Marshall Bumstead, Jon Chang, Stephanie Daley, Kevin Geiss, Erika Hertel, Curtis Hollier, Adam Horn, Kenneth Irwin, Jeff Johnson, Ruth LaSata, Kimberly Lauwers, Dan Lucido, Peter MacDonald, Michael MacGregor, Peter McBroom, Ed McCann, Sean McMorrow, Mallory Moss, Jeremy Nesbitt, Aric Outman, Rick Polehanki, Dayna Runestad, Jim Santana, Sylvia Schmidt, Wayne Shirkey, Mike Stamas, Jim Theis, Lana VanderWall, Curtis Victory, Roger Wojno, Paul Zorn, Dale Senate Committees Advice and Consent Agriculture Appropriations Economic and Small Business Development Education and Career Readiness Elections Energy and Technology Environmental Quality Families, Seniors and Veterans Finance Government Operations Health Policy and Human Services Insurance and Banking Joint Committee on Administrative Rules Judiciary and Public Safety Local Government Michigan Law Revision Commission Natural Resources Oversight Regulatory Reform State Drug Treatment Court Advisory Committee Transportation and Infrastructure Only items with status Sort by BillSort by SponsorSort by Committee GOVERNMENT OPERATIONSSorted by: SequenceNo Committee Home Page: Government OperationsChair: Mike ShirkeyClerk Phone: 5173735307 Click for list of all bills that have ever been referred to this committee. Bills currently in committee. Bill/ResolutionCommitteeSponsorSubject HB 4020 of 2019Government OperationsHoitenga, MicheleWeapons; other; purchase and possession of stun guns; allow for individuals over age 21. Amends sec. 224a of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.224a). HB 4162 of 2019Government OperationsReilly, JohnEducation; examinations; administration of certain assessments; prohibit certain state agencies from requiring. Amends sec. 1279g of 1976 PA 451 (MCL 380.1279g) & adds sec. 1279i. HB 4331 of 2019Government OperationsLaFave, BeauWeapons; firearms; transportation of firearm in off-road vehicle; allow under certain circumstances. Amends sec. 40111 of 1994 PA 451 (MCL 324.40111). HB 4370 of 2019Government OperationsWhiteford, MaryHealth; medical records; provision for the protection, retention, and maintenance of medical records referencing a vaginal or anal penetration treatment for 15 years by a health professional and health facility or agency; implement, and require certain boards to provide guidance to licensees on medical services involving vaginal or anal penetration. Amends secs. 16213, 16299, 20175, 20175a & 20199 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.16213 et seq.) & adds secs. 16213a, 16429, 17029, 17529, 17829, 17909 & 20175b. HB 4371 of 2019Government OperationsHauck, RogerCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for the crime of intentionally failing to document certain services in a medical record and performing certain medical treatments on a minor without consent and another individual present; enact. Amends sec. 13n, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.13n). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4370'19, SB 0217'19 HB 4372 of 2019Government OperationsGlenn, AnnetteHealth occupations; health professionals; permanent revocation of license or registration if convicted of sexual conduct under pretext of medical treatment; provide for. Amends sec. 16221 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.16221). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4373'19 HB 4373 of 2019Government OperationsRendon, DaireHealth occupations; health professionals; permanent revocation of license or registration if convicted of sexual conduct under pretext of medical treatment; provide for. Amends sec. 16226 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.16226). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4372'19 HB 4374 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, JulieCrimes; other; preventing reporting of crime; prohibit by use of position of authority. Amends sec. 483a of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.483a). HB 4376 of 2019Government OperationsGriffin, BethChildren; protection; mandatory reporting requirements for child abuse or child neglect; expand to include physical therapist, physical therapist assistants, and athletic trainers. Amends sec. 3 of 1975 PA 238 (MCL 722.623). HB 4377 of 2019Government OperationsPagan, KristyChildren; protection; distribution of training package to individuals designated as mandatory reporters for child abuse or child neglect; require. Amends 1975 PA 238 (MCL 722.621 - 722.638) by adding sec. 3b. HB 4378 of 2019Government OperationsPagan, KristyCivil rights; public records; identity of parties proceeding anonymously in civil actions alleging sexual misconduct; exempt from disclosure under freedom of information act. Amends sec. 13 of 1976 PA 442 (MCL 15.243). HB 4383 of 2019Government OperationsCambensy, SaraCrimes; other; preventing reporting of certain alleged crimes to title IX coordinator by use of position of authority; prohibit. Amends 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.1 - 750.568) by adding sec. 478b. HB 4434 of 2019Government OperationsHall, MattWeapons; licensing; penalty for failure to comply with certain licensing requirements; modify. Amends sec. 227 of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.227). HB 5286 of 2019Government OperationsJohnson, StevenWeapons; other; local government adopting or enforcing an ordinance more restrictive than state law related to knives; prohibit. Creates new act. HB 5479 of 2020Government OperationsGlenn, AnnetteWeapons; other; use of public resources for firearm purchase programs; prohibit. Amends sec. 2 of 1990 PA 319 (MCL 123.1102). SB 0045 of 2019Government OperationsChang, StephanieCivil rights; other; language access plan; require state agencies to create and implement for individuals with limited English proficiency. Creates new act. SB 0057 of 2019Government OperationsRunestad, JimPublic employees and officers; ethics; former members of the legislature; prohibit from engaging in certain lobbying activities for a period of time. Amends sec. 6a of 1978 PA 472 (MCL 4.416a) & adds sec. 6b. SB 0083 of 2019Government OperationsChang, StephanieHolidays; other; "Fred Korematsu Day"; designate as January 30 of each year. Amends title of 2003 PA 225 (MCL 435.301 - 435.303) & adds sec. 4. SB 0113 of 2019Government OperationsAnanich, JimSchool aid; penalties; exception to minimum days of pupil instruction requirement for inclement weather; revise. Amends sec. 101 of 1979 PA 94 (MCL 388.1701). SB 0156 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryCivil procedure; injunctions; extreme risk protection order act; enact. Creates new act. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0157'19 SB 0157 of 2019Government OperationsGeiss, ErikaWeapons; firearms; purchase of firearms; prohibit if individual has an extreme risk protection order. Amends secs. 2, 2b & 5b of 1927 PA 372 (MCL 28.422 et seq.). SB 0158 of 2019Government OperationsBayer, RosemaryCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; guidelines for making a false statement in support of an extreme risk protection order; enact. Amends 1927 PA 175 (MCL 760.1 - 777.69) by adding sec. 15e to ch. XVII. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0156'19 SB 0167 of 2019Government OperationsHertel, CurtisState; symbol; black swallowtail butterfly; designate as the official state butterfly. Creates new act. SB 0168 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanLabor; hours and wages; minimum wage; increase and modify for tipped employees. Amends secs. 4 & 4d of 2018 PA 337 (MCL 408.934 & 408.934d). SB 0216 of 2019Government OperationsChang, StephanieEducation; students; information regarding sexual assault and harassment; require schools to provide to students and encourage related professional development. Amends 1976 PA 451 (MCL 380.1 - 380.1852 by adding secs. 1508 & 1526b. SB 0217 of 2019Government OperationsTheis, LanaHealth occupations; health professionals; additional individual present during certain examinations of minors; require, and require consent for treatment. Amends 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.1101 - 333.25211 by adding secs. 16279 & 16279a. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4371'19, SB 0218'19 SB 0218 of 2019Government OperationsJohnson, RuthCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for the crime of intentionally failing to document certain services in a medical record and performing certain medical treatments on a minor without consent and another individual present; enact. Amends sec. 13n, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.13n). SB 0219 of 2019Government OperationsLucido, PeterCrimes; criminal sexual conduct; sexual contact and sexual penetration under pretext of medical treatment; prohibit, and provide penalties. Amends sec. 90 of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.90). SB 0220 of 2019Government OperationsGeiss, ErikaCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for sexual contact or sexual penetration under pretext of medical treatment; modify. Amends sec. 16d, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.16d). SB 0233 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanLabor; hours and wages; minimum wage rate for individuals with relevant work experience and a high school diploma or high school equivalency certificate; establish. Amends sec. 4d of 2018 PA 337 (MCL 408.934d) & adds sec. 4f. SB 0238 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanHolidays; other; Sarcoidosis Awareness Month; designate as the month of April. Creates new act. SB 0287 of 2019Government OperationsNesbitt, AricWeapons; concealed; penalties for carrying a concealed weapon with an expired concealed pistol license; modify. Amends sec. 227 of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.227). SB 0294 of 2019Government OperationsZorn, DaleConstruction; other; heating requirements for a building used as a viewing area for outdoor sporting activities; exempt. Amends 1972 PA 230 (MCL 125.1501 - 125.1531) by adding sec. 13h. SB 0311 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanLocal government; financing; certain actions or decisions of an emergency manager; make subject to review and approval by the governor, and provide for reimbursement to local governments for additional liability or debt incurred by an emergency manager. Amends sec. 32 of 2012 PA 436 (MCL 141.1572) & adds sec. 14a. SB 0314 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanLocal government; financing; responsibility for obligations issued with the approval of an emergency manager; modify. Amends secs. 12 & 14 of 2012 PA 436 (MCL 141.1552 & 141.1554) & adds secs. 12a & 14a. SB 0328 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanLabor; fair employment practices; commission on pay equity; establish, and specify duties. Amends 1976 PA 453 (MCL 37.2101 - 37.2804) by adding sec. 202b. SB 0329 of 2019Government OperationsChang, StephanieCivil rights; employment discrimination; actions for unequal pay; increase damages, and modify accrual date of claims. Amends sec. 801 of 1976 PA 453 (MCL 37.2801). SB 0330 of 2019Government OperationsGeiss, ErikaLabor; fair employment practices; disclosure of certain wage information upon request; require of employer. Amends sec. 13a of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.483a). SB 0331 of 2019Government OperationsBrinks, WinnieLabor; hours and wages; employment discrimination; prohibit employers from engaging in certain discriminatory practices and allow remedies under Elliott-Larsen civil rights act. Amends secs. 9 & 13 of 2018 PA 337 (MCL 408.939 & 408.943). SB 0332 of 2019Government OperationsIrwin, JeffCrimes; other; provision regarding wage discrimination based on sex; modify, and increase fines. Amends sec. 556 of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.556). SB 0333 of 2019Government OperationsSantana, SylviaLabor; fair employment practices; notice of employment discrimination website and telephone line; require employers to post. Amends sec. 602 of 1976 PA 453 (MCL 37.2602) & adds sec. 202b. SB 0334 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryLabor; fair employment practices; written job descriptions; require for companies with more than 5 employees. Amends title of 1978 PA 397 (MCL 423.501 - 423.512) & adds sec. 9a. SB 0335 of 2019Government OperationsHertel, CurtisCivil rights; employment discrimination; prohibited employment discrimination practices; expand to include asking a job applicant about past compensation. Amends sec. 202 of 1976 PA 453 (MCL 37.2202). SB 0336 of 2019Government OperationsAnanich, JimLabor; fair employment practices; pay differentials for men and women; require state report and plan to reduce. Amends sec. 3 of 1978 PA 609 (MCL 408.903). SB 0337 of 2019Government OperationsPolehanki, DaynaCivil rights; employment discrimination; pay equity in the workplace award program; create. Creates new act. SB 0338 of 2019Government OperationsBayer, RosemaryLabor; hours and wages; pay equity compliance certification; require for private businesses that contract with the state. Amends sec. 209 of 1976 PA 453 (MCL 37.2209) & adds sec. 209a. SB 0339 of 2019Government OperationsHollier, AdamLabor; fair employment practices; deductions from wages without written consent of employee; revise notice period for certain deductions related to garnishment. Amends sec. 7 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.477). SB 0351 of 2019Government OperationsMoss, JeremyCivil rights; general discrimination; sexual orientation and gender identity or expression; include as categories protected under the Elliott-Larsen civil rights act. Amends title & secs. 102, 103, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 209, 302, 302a, 402, 502, 504, 505 & 506 of 1976 PA 453 (MCL 37.2102 et seq.). SB 0368 of 2019Government OperationsAnanich, JimWorker's compensation; benefits; job search requirement for certain injured workers; modify. Amends 1969 PA 317 (MCL 418.101 - 418.941) by adding sec. 303. SB 0382 of 2019Government OperationsNesbitt, AricCounties; ordinances; county sanctuary policy prohibition act; create. Creates new act. SB 0383 of 2019Government OperationsBarrett, Tom Local government; other; local government sanctuary policy prohibition act; create. Creates new act. SB 0424 of 2019Government OperationsLucido, PeterOccupations; pawnbrokers; accepting pistol in pawn; authorize, and eliminate criminal penalty. Amends sec. 229 of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.229). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0425'19 SB 0425 of 2019Government OperationsLucido, PeterOccupations; pawnbrokers; accepting pistols in pawn; authorize, and require pistol record. Amends 1917 PA 273 (MCL 446.201 - 446.219) by adding sec. 15. SB 0453 of 2019Government OperationsWojno, PaulEmployment security; benefits; maximum number of unemployment benefit weeks; increase. Amends sec. 27 of 1936 (Ex Sess) PA 1 (MCL 421.27). SB 0461 of 2019Government OperationsGeiss, ErikaState agencies (proposed); other; children's cabinet; create. Amends sec. 367 of 1984 PA 431 (MCL 18.1367) & adds sec. 365. SB 0470 of 2019Government OperationsLucido, PeterCriminal procedure; other; term of criminal justice policy commission; extend. Amends sec. 32a, ch. IX of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 769.32a) & repeals sec. 32a, ch. IX of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 769.32a). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0471'19 SB 0471 of 2019Government OperationsSantana, SylviaCriminal procedure; other; term of criminal justice policy commission; extend. Amends sec. 33a, ch. IX of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 769.33a) & repeals sec. 33a, ch. IX of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 769.33a). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0470'19 SB 0477 of 2019Government OperationsMcCann, SeanLabor; fair employment practices; penalty for wage and fringe benefit payment violations with the intent to defraud; increase. Amends sec. 15 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.485). SB 0478 of 2019Government OperationsMoss, JeremyCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guideline for wage and fringe benefit payment violations; enact. Amends sec. 14a, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.14a). SB 0479 of 2019Government OperationsBrinks, WinnieLabor; fair employment practices; employer requiring nondisclosure of wages by employee; increase penalties. Amends sec. 14 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.484). SB 0480 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guideline for employer requiring nondisclosure of wages; enact. Amends sec. 14a, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.14a). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0479'19 SB 0481 of 2019Government OperationsWojno, PaulLegislature; legislative agencies; ombudsman for public employees; create. Creates new act. SB 0482 of 2019Government OperationsBayer, RosemaryLabor; fair employment practices; whistleblower protection; expand to include employees reporting to the state employee ombudsman or the press. Amends secs. 1, 2 & 3 of 1980 PA 469 (MCL 15.361 et seq.). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0481'19 SB 0483 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryLabor; fair employment practices; employers requiring certain noncompete agreements; prohibit. Amends sec. 4a of 1984 PA 274 (MCL 445.774a). SB 0484 of 2019Government OperationsIrwin, JeffCivil procedure; civil actions; false claims act; enact. Creates new act. SB 0485 of 2019Government OperationsSantana, SylviaLabor; fair employment practices; whistleblowers' protection act; expand definition of employee and protected activities. Amends title & secs. 1, 2, 3 & 5 of 1980 PA 469 (MCL 15.361 et seq.) & adds sec. 4a. SB 0486 of 2019Government OperationsHertel, CurtisLabor; hours and wages; penalties and remedies for misclassification of independent contractors; provide for. Amends secs. 1, 13, 18 & 19 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.471 et seq.) & adds secs. 13c & 13d. SB 0487 of 2019Government OperationsPolehanki, DaynaLabor; hours and wages; employee who files a claim under 2018 PA 337; prohibit commissioner from disclosing to employer if requested by employee. Amends sec. 9 of 2018 PA 337 (MCL 408.939). SB 0488 of 2019Government OperationsBullock, MarshallLabor; hours and wages; identity of employee who files a complaint under 1978 PA 390; prohibit department from disclosing to employer if requested by employee. Amends sec. 11 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.481). SB 0489 of 2019Government OperationsIrwin, JeffState financing and management; purchasing; certain public entities from contracting with discriminatory businesses that participate in private detention centers; prohibit. Amends sec. 261 of 1984 PA 431 (MCL 18.1261) & adds sec. 241d. SB 0507 of 2019Government OperationsMoss, JeremyProperty; state buildings; prohibition for signs inside the state capitol; eliminate. Amends sec. 6 of 2013 PA 240 (MCL 4.1946). SB 0542 of 2019Government OperationsAnanich, JimLabor; hours and wages; minimum compensation amounts for exemption from overtime pay; specify for certain employees. Amends sec. 4a of 2018 PA 337 (MCL 408.934a). SB 0568 of 2019Government OperationsIrwin, JeffHolidays; other; Indigenous Peoples' Day as a holiday in this state; create. Creates new act. SB 0569 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryHolidays; other; public holidays; modify to remove Columbus Day as a public holiday in Michigan and add Indigenous Peoples' Day and election day. Amends sec. 1 of 1865 PA 124 (MCL 435.101). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0568'19 SB 0581 of 2019Government OperationsBayer, RosemaryState; symbol; monarch butterfly; designate as the official state insect. Creates new act. SB 0593 of 2019Government OperationsHollier, AdamCivil rights; sexual orientation discrimination; definition of ethnic intimidation; expand to include gender identity and sexual orientation. Amends sec. 147b of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.147b). SB 0602 of 2019Government OperationsBayer, RosemaryCivil rights; housing discrimination; housing discrimination against domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking victims; prohibit. Amends title & sec. 502 of 1976 PA 453 (MCL 37.2502). SB 0603 of 2019Government OperationsGeiss, ErikaLocal government; ordinances; imposing sanctions on landlord or tenant for certain contacts made to police or emergency services; prohibit. Creates new act. SB 0604 of 2019Government OperationsHertel, CurtisEmployment security; benefits; disqualification from receiving benefits when leaving employment; create exception for domestic violence victim. Amends secs. 17 & 29 of 1936 (Ex Sess) PA 1 (MCL 421.17 & 421.29) & adds sec. 29a. SB 0605 of 2019Government OperationsBrinks, WinnieLabor; health and safety; criteria for use of sick leave; expand to include leave arising out of stalking. Amends title & secs. 2 & 4 of 2018 PA 338 (MCL 408.962 & 408.964). SB 0606 of 2019Government OperationsMcCann, SeanCrime victims; rights; victim's identifying information; expand limitation of release. Amends secs. 8, 38 & 68 of 1985 PA 87 (MCL 780.758 et. seq.). SB 0613 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryConsumer protection; marketing and advertising; misrepresenting employee tipping policies; prohibit. Amends sec. 3 of 1976 PA 331 (MCL 445.903). SB 0622 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryHealth; abortion; reproductive health act; create. Creates new act. TIE BAR WITH: SB 0623'19, SB 0626'19, SB 0625'19, SB 0627'19, SB 0628'19, SB 0624'19 SB 0623 of 2019Government OperationsChang, StephanieHealth; abortion; public health code; amend to reflect repealed abortion laws. Amends secs. 2803, 10102, 16221, 16226, 16245, 16299, 20106, 20131 & 22224 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.2803 et. seq.). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0622'19 SB 0624 of 2019Government OperationsBrinks, WinnieCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for certain abortion crimes; amend to reflect repeal. Amends secs. 16a & 16d, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.16a & 777.16d). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0622'19 SB 0625 of 2019Government OperationsGeiss, ErikaHealth; abortion; born alive infant protection act; amend to reflect repealed abortion laws. Amends sec. 1 of 2002 PA 687 (MCL 333.1071). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0622'19 SB 0626 of 2019Government OperationsBayer, RosemaryCorrections; parole; corrections code; modify to reflect repealed abortion laws. Amends sec. 33b of 1953 PA 232 (MCL 791.233b). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0622'19 SB 0627 of 2019Government OperationsSantana, SylviaHealth; abortion; revised judicature act of 1961; revise to reflect repealed abortion laws. Amends secs. 1021 & 5711 of 1961 PA 236 (MCL 600.1021 & 600.5711). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0622'19 SB 0628 of 2019Government OperationsAlexander, Betty JeanSchool aid; other; the state school aid act of 1979; modify to reflect repealed abortion laws. Amends sec. 6 of 1979 PA 94 (MCL 388.1606). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0622'19 SB 0631 of 2019Government OperationsChang, StephanieTraffic control; driver license; issuance of driver license to undocumented persons; allow under certain circumstances. Amends secs. 51a, 307 & 314 of 1949 PA 300 (MCL 257.51a et seq.) & adds sec. 307c. SB 0632 of 2019Government OperationsBrinks, WinnieState; identification cards; issuance of state identification card to undocumented persons; allow under certain circumstances. Amends secs. 1 & 2 of 1972 PA 222 (MCL 28.291 & 28.292) & adds sec. 1b. SB 0678 of 2019Government OperationsBayer, RosemaryWeapons; firearms; license or background check for purchase of firearms; require. Amends secs. 2, 2a, 2b, 12 & 14a of 1927 PA 372 (MCL 28.422 et seq.). SB 0679 of 2019Government OperationsMoss, JeremyWeapons; firearms; references to pistol in penal code; update. Amends secs. 223 & 232a of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.223 & 750.232a). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0678'19 SB 0680 of 2019Government OperationsChang, StephanieWeapons; firearms; references in sentencing guidelines; update. Amends secs. 11b & 16m, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.11b & 777.16m). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0678'19 SB 0703 of 2020Government OperationsIrwin, JeffLabor; fair employment practices; whistleblower protections; expand. Amends sec. 2 of 1980 PA 469 (MCL 15.362). SB 0803 of 2020Government OperationsStamas, JimState; symbol; gray treefrog; designate as the official state amphibian. Creates new act. SJR H of 2019Government OperationsWojno, PaulLegislature; rules; passage of bills introduced during regular session held after November election in an even-numbered year; require a 2/3 vote in both houses. SJR L of 2019Government OperationsVanderWall, CurtisLegislature; other; application for a convention of the states under article V of the United States Constitution; provide for. Petitions Congress to propose amendments to the Constitution of the United States. SR 0005 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryA resolution to urge the Congress and President of the United States to end the partial federal government shutdown. SR 0015 of 2019Government OperationsBarrett, Tom A resolution to urge the federal government to provide durable, permanent, and meaningful security at our nation's borders. SR 0031 of 2019Government OperationsRunestad, JimA resolution to oppose the mass deportation of Iraqi nationals residing in Michigan and the United States. SR 0053 of 2019Government OperationsPolehanki, DaynaA resolution to commemorate May 22, 2019, as Equal Rights Advocacy Day. SR 0058 of 2019Government OperationsMcMorrow, MalloryA resolution to recognize June 7, 2019, as National Gun Violence Awareness Day. SR 0104 of 2020Government OperationsNesbitt, AricA resolution to oppose policies that restrict the autonomy of workers and employers and memorialize the President and Congress of the United States to support and defend the rights and freedoms of workers and employers. HCR 0017 of 2020Government OperationsSheppard, JasonA concurrent resolution to urge the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services to appeal the federal court ruling invalidating the waiver for Michigan's Medicaid work requirements, defend the waiver, and uphold its intended purpose of encouraging self-sufficiency. SCR 0015 of 2019Government OperationsMoss, JeremyA concurrent resolution to urge the Michigan State Capitol Commission to allow a menorah to be placed on the Capitol grounds for the duration of the holiday season. SCR 0023 of 2020Government OperationsHertel, CurtisA concurrent resolution to urge the United States Congress to oppose recommendations to privatize the United States Postal Service.


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What is a Mini Truck?
Japanese Mini Trucks also known as, Kei Trucks (Kei meaning tiny, small or mini) have been made in Japan for over fifty years. In Japan, these vehicles are mainly used for family farms. They are also used daily for personal and business purposes on their roads. These versatile little vehicles are widely utilized throughout Asia, in agriculture, fisheries, construction and even for firefighting.
Japanese mini trucks are being imported into the US for off-road usage. More than half these trucks are purchased by farmers and hunters, however they are not limited to just these categories. Mini trucks are also being widely used as school campus maintenance vehicles, on golf courses, in and around factories, in camps and camp grounds, as maintenance vehicles for large property developments and as an ATV/UTV alternative for the outdoors man, hunter, rancher, farmer and fisherman. Mini trucks are unparalleled when compared to all other off road vehicles.
Due to Japanese laws that regulate the surplus of the older minis, importers bring more used Kei trucks into the US than new. They are shipped from Japan by sea, in containers for sale at prices ranging from US $3,800 to $10,000. The Japanese mini truck is a tiny but practical pickup available in RWD and/or 4WD versions, with high/low transmissions, and electronic differential lock options, also. They all have fully a enclosed cab, windows, seat belts, windshield wipers, AM radio, cigarette lighter, heater/air vents, lights, signals, and get up to 50 mpg. Some are equipped with A/C too. They generally have 6 ft. long beds with fold-down/removable sides (dump and scissor lift beds are an option). The truck length limitation of just around 10' 6", makes all of these models into a cab forward design with the engine under the seats and bed.
We are currently selling All Makes & Models of Mini Trucks. Our Goal is to purchase vehicles with a very low number of miles. All trucks have heat and only some have air conditioning, which is a highly sought after option. Air conditioning is a rare however, imagine being in your air conditioned mini truck in the heat of summer while your friends are swatting mosquitoes in their John Deere Gator. The windows roll down, the bed sides and tailgate fold down to give you a platform to stack on, while still getting full use of the six foot bed.
These trucks typically go for a long time, it really depends on how well you care for them. They are shipped here straight from Japan and are not someone's beat up unit, most are in great shape but please do pay attention to the grading system as that will give you an idea of the exterior and interior condition.
Exterior condition is rated 5 through 1 with 5 being Brand New Interior condition is rated A through D with A being Brand New
Most trucks will get upwards of 55 mpg, will run up to 60 mph. They all have 4 wheel drive with a high-low range selector. You'll love all the power packed into these great trucks! All Makes trucks have a three cylinder gas engine. With the exception of Subaru which is 4 cylinder. For those who don't know, Daihatsu is the truck division of Toyota & Mazda's trucks are all made by Suzuki. They all average between 40 - 47 horsepower, which is directly applied to the wheels.
These trucks will climb the most steep hill imaginable even while loaded down with firewood or sacks of feed without breaking the slightest traction because of the 4×4, differential lock (optional) and Low range gear selector all working together. Put it in high gear and you'll be ready for the road.
These units will put to shame the best UTV & ATVs on the market. Compare the payload capacity, the axles, transmission, top speed, frame construction, hydraulic brakes, turn signals, and windshield wipers with washer, granny low gears 1 through 5 with Reverse and High range gears 1 through 5, to a Kubota, Mule or any other UTV and the mini truck will run circles around them in every single aspect. The axles, transmission, frame, suspension and everything else is designed for day after day use on or off road.
Diff Lock & Axle Lock Explained
The diff lock acts on the rear differential and makes both left and right rear axles turn together even if one wheel is not in contact with the ground and cannot find traction. The axle lock button locks the front wheels to the front axle. It's basically a free-wheeling hub system that you lock and unlock using the axle lock button in the cab, rather than having to get out of the vehicle to turn the front hub locks manually. So, if you put the truck in 4WD but do not select axle lock to lock the front hubs, you will still have only 2WD.
All Vehicles that Boeki USA sells are EPA, DOT and Customs compliant. All Necessary paperwork will be provided by us for each and every vehicle sold for you to legally register these for road use. Please check your local state laws to determine if they fully allow or restrict Mini Trucks on public roads in your City/State or not.
Mini Truck Manufactures
Engines Available
Drive-Train Options
Suspension Components
Steering & Operation
Lighting & Electrical System
Frame & Cab
Auto Glass
Wheels & Tires
Bed Types
Standard & Optional Equipment
We required $500.00 via PayPal as Deposit for each unit, and remaining payment can be made via Bank Wire, Certified Check or Cash in person.
State laws require that we charge applicable sales tax on orders shipped to addresses in the state of New Jersey only. All orders outside of New Jersey will not be charged and the user may charge sales tax in DMV upon registration process.
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After the game last night, Joe Starkey posted up a short piece after the media talked to James Harrison last night in the locker room.
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In fact, Harrison paused for a full 6 seconds when an NFL Network reporter asked him that question. Finally, he said, "I wasn't. I don't think. I don't know ... Um, no. You're focused on this game. I mean, in the back of your head you might have been (looking ahead). But when it comes down to it, they played a good game."
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The Odd Couple Review – Northlight's Rollicking Reprise of Neil Simon's Classic
The Odd Couple opened in 1965, just as the Women's Liberation Movement was gathering momentum as women and—if they knew what was good for them, men—were starting to re-evaluate roles, choices and relationships. Lots of women in the audience either lived that feisty time or now feel entitled to the feistiness. No surprise that Neil Simon saw and capitalized on its comic potential. So did director BJ Jones, Artistic Director of Northlight Theatre.
And the mostly-male ensemble cast "got it," too. Marc Grapey was the incarnation of Oscar Madison. Sloppy, self-centered, inconsiderate, Grapey was so good at being Oscar you had to wonder if he was actually acting. And Tim Kazurinsky embodied the martyr/obsessive Felix Unger: the quintessential underappreciated "housewife" (married to the house!).
Yet, it was not a bit dated. Far from it. The Odd Couple is still timely, fresh. Those five poker-playing guys looked right at home to me. They joked together, insulted one another, worried about each other and cared deeply about poker. Hm. Not much has changed in forty-seven years. Even the ditsy "Coo-Coo Pigeon Sisters" weren't such a stretch! No surprise there: The Odd Couple is timeless. The Oscar-Felix personality contrast combo is enduring, maybe the ancient yin and yang.
Northlight's production has so much going for it:
That living room! Obviously the home of a slob who has been living alone for some time, there's discarded clothing (Clean? Dirty? Who knows?) festooned over every piece of furniture. Since, as the poker game progressed, the guys complained of the odor, I'm thinking those clothes were dirty. The audience was happy to take that detail on faith.
The music captured the mood, the era and kept up the pace adding another layer of comic authenticity.
The props may have stolen the show. The rubber gloves and the dish brush, the hats, the can of aerosol air freshener, the smoking London broil and, last but not least, the LADLE. Don't miss it. When was the last time you laughed at a ladle? Or a spoon?
See The Odd Couple and find your favorite moment again or for the first time!
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Joshua Weiselberg-grey/Salt Restaurant
At Design Interviews
Interview with joshua weiselberg : Frank Scott: What is the main principle, idea and inspiration behind your design?. joshua weiselberg : To create a light and airy space, reminiscent of seaside dining, to be enjoyed as an oasis. .Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. joshua weiselberg : A warm an inviting space that was both bright and airy while being dynamic and exciting. Authentic use of materials to express simplicity. .Frank Scott: How long did it take you to design this particular concept?. joshua weiselberg : Concept design lasted about four weeks. Design development and documentation lasted about five months. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. joshua weiselberg : This was a commissioned project. .Frank Scott: Is your design being produced or used by another company, or do you plan to sell or lease the production rights or do you intent to produce your work yourself?. joshua weiselberg : No, not applicable. .Frank Scott: Where there any other designs and/or designers that helped the influence the design of your work?. joshua weiselberg : We looked at lot of Mediterranean seaside architecture and environments in Italy and Turkey. We became very interested in various displays that might be found at a market or bazaar. We used obscure glass at the fish and meat displays as US culture is not used to seeing the fish displays one might find in a vitrine at a sea side restaurant - the obscure glass still shows the vibrant colors of the products but only those who are really interested enough to come look and peer over the glass actually have to look their meal in the eye. We also looked to talented product designers around the globe for furniture and lighting. .Frank Scott: Who is the target customer for his design?. joshua weiselberg : This is a casual / fine dining establishment. .Frank Scott: What sets this design apart from other similar or resembling concepts?. joshua weiselberg : The singular most unique element about this design from its immediate surroundings is how simple it is. It is very subdued in terms of decoration. For example, the wood clad wall behind some banquettes is simply painted white and butt joined. The natural variation in the joints creates a texture. This is actually quite striking relative to the casino just outside which is full of extremely stimulating blinking lights. .Frank Scott: How did you come up with the name for this design? What does it mean?. joshua weiselberg : "I grew up throughout Europe – predominantly in Southern France and Italy where grey salt is a staple," says Murphy. "When I was thinking about the menu for this restaurant, I decided to incorporate the finishing salt into some of my dishes to serve as a reflection of my childhood and when it came time to think of a name, I realized that the words, Grey Salt, felt very in tune with my concept to open something that is tranquil, soothing and calm." .Frank Scott: Which design tools did you use when you were working on this project?. joshua weiselberg : AutoCAD, SketchUP Pro, Adobe Suite .Frank Scott: What is the most unique aspect of your design?. joshua weiselberg : The most striking element may actually be the subtlety of the design and its dependence on the richness of the material palette. .Frank Scott: Who did you collaborate with for this design? Did you work with people with technical / specialized skills?. joshua weiselberg : Klai Juba Wald Architects, Architect of Record. GSA Consulting Engineers, MEP. DeSimone, Structural Engineers. The Ruzika Company, Lighting Consultant. Turner Construction Company, Contractor. .Frank Scott: What is the role of technology in this particular design?. joshua weiselberg : Solid Burning Cooking Equipment is old technology. The food is simple, cooked with fire. The design reinforces that. .
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Set in the small historic town of Warwick, against the Castle wall, this beautiful old house was built over 500 years ago by Thomas Oken, a wealthy and philanthropic merchant and Mayor of the town. Nowadays we are a quintessential English tea rooms serving a whole range of hot and cold refreshments, including our renowned Cream Teas and Afternoon Teas, served with a choice of over 30 fine loose leaf teas.
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Ferral wrote:Hey Buck,
Just curious, but do you ever have homicidal fantasys consisting of lots of mutilated females and a naked Ben running around doing the hamster dance?
...not that I do ofcourse...
Ferral wrote:Well the only other person that was asking anything said that they
weren't going to ask anything else until there was three more
questions posted and I wanted to keep the ball rolling but
couldn't think of anything that I wanted to ask you so I sat
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I tried...
hampster wrote:Well Ping Pong, I've been saving this Q for Misty... but *g*-
Which of the cast members tastes best?
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And I hadn't even gotten started asking completely filthy questions of the proxy panda. *sigh*
okay question for The original Switcherooni-Raccooniooni ,
What is the most creative thing, that event which you will always be proudest of, that will forever show you to be a truly symphonic master in the bedroom (or, y'know, wherever); like Miles Davis and Kind of Blue.
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Chrysler will be selling the Voyager model in the United States from 2020, which is essentially the initial version of one volumetric Pacifica.
FCA and Google extend their cooperation beyond autonomous vehicles, as the producer is showing off an Android-powered infotainment set-up.
Surprise! Chrysler will not be presented as a new offering at the next year's Auto Show held in Detroit.
Chrysler has stated some facts about its 2017 Pacifica. The deal is that the model will offer one of the most significant fuel economy numbers in the class.
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San Diego Musical Theatre presents lavish production of stage and screen classic
From the very first sung notes in San Diego Musical Theatre's "The Sound of Music," you know you're in for something special. The high-caliber production that opened Saturday at the Birch North Park Theatre has an extraordinary singing cast in a well-staged production that marries the best of the original 1959 stage musical and its superior 1965 film adaptation.
Most Americans are more familiar with the film starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, but the stage version has some different songs and settings and greater emphasis on the Anschluss than the love triangle between the novitiate Maria, the stern widowed sea captain Georg von Trapp and the wealthy Viennese baroness Elsa Schraeder.
Critics usually prefer the film because its plot is less choppy and the characters are more complex. But this production — directed and choreographed by Todd Nielsen — is surprisingly rich, with lively pacing, powerful singers, good acting, re-imagined dance numbers and creative scenic design. Musical director Don LeMaster isn't the least bit timid with his 23-piece live orchestra, but fortunately his big-voiced singers are up to the task, with full-out singing that never faltered on opening night.
"The Sound of Music"
When: 7:30 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays; through May 26
Where: San Diego Musical Theatre at the Birch North Park Theatre, 2891 University Ave., San Diego
Tickets: $26-$56, general; discounts for seniors and children 16 and under
Phone: (858) 560-5740
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Nielsen borrows some choreographic ideas from the film (as well as two songs written for the movie, "I Have Confidence" and "Something Good"), but he honors the original source material by Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II, Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse with some fresh insights into the characters.
As Maria, Allison Spratt Pearce (a 2012 alumnus of The Old Globe's MFA Shakespeare program) is fiercely determined but warm and maternal as well. And she sings with fearless ebullience. Randall Dodge returns to a role he first played at Moonlight Amphitheatre in 2006, this time with greater ferocity and even more emotional depth. And even though the script doesn't give their romance much time to percolate, Pearce and Dodge have good chemistry.
A real standout is Jill Van Velzer, who brings dignity and humanity to Elsa Schraeder, who's usually portrayed as an icy-veined villainess. As Mother Abbess, Victoria Strong gives her character a gentle reserve but lives up to her surname with a high-flying "Climb Ev'ry Mountain that closes both acts. And the ethereal harmony she creates with fellow nuns Debra Wanger, Jeni Hawkes and Maryann DiPietro in the show-opening "Preludium" sets the tone for the quality of singing that follows.
The von Trapp children (Kelly Prendergast, Jonas McMullen, Annie Buckley, Luke Babbitt, Katelyn Katz, Hourie Klijian and Garbriella Dimmick) shine, especially in "The Lonely Goatherd." And David McBean, as the flamboyant music promoter Max Detweiler, earns some laughs in two satirical songs that weren't used in the film ("How Can Love Survive? and "No Way to Stop It").
The simple scenic design by JR Bruce — some painted drops, doors and windows and three stone archways that move continuously — keep the show moving.
San Diego Musical Theatre's "Sound of Music" is a winner, and it follows on the heels of the company's first-class "Chicago" production in February. The company has clearly upped its game this year and ticket-buyers have noticed.


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Here's what has taken place in the world of Delaney.
Week 7:
- She met her cousins Lacey and Andrew and was a perfect little girl during their visit. Aunt Julie also got to visit with her. It's so nice to have cousins old enough to babysit....and she drives too. They are very excited to have a little one in the family.
- She is starting to outgrow her newborn clothes and I've slowly started packing them away.....sniff, sniff. She wore her first 0-3 month clothes this week.
- A dear co-worker of mine had her father pass away suddenly so we went to the Shiva. Many co-workers were there and she had many eager people waiting to hold her. Babies take away the sadness a bit since they are a nice distraction especially since my friend is 39 weeks pregnant.
- We went to a book club members surprise birthday party. Barb turned 85 and I'm so blessed to have her in my life. She's like having another Grandma and she was overjoyed to meet Delaney and hold her for a bit.
- Went on LOTS of walks - it's been in the 70's and 80's and it's only mid-March. Can you say global warming?!
- Had a picnic lunch at the forest preserve and went for a good long walk. It was 80 degrees and we couldn't miss an opportunity to get some fresh air.
- Found her thumb this week and was finally able to land it in the mouth. I think it was a fluke though because she can't seem to repeat it despite trying really hard to suck her thumb.
- I marked the calendar, March 15th was the first night she slept 7 1/2 hours straight. I woke up in a panic and had to check to see if she was still breathing. It was great news but scared me too when I realized I didn't feed her at all that night.
- She smiled for the first time that was NOT associated with passing gas but just shear joy.
- Celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a nice long walk and visits with the neighbors. Of course she wore green too.
- Got together with family so she could see her Uncle Steve again.
- First road trip - we went to Indiana and she slept through the night when at the hotel. It seems to be catching on. Yippee! She was fantastic in the car and only got fussy when it was time to eat. She's a great travel buddy.
Meeting Cousin Lacey for the first time. She was battling the flu for a while and had to patiently wait to finally meet her. Doesn't it look like they coordinated their outfits?
Meeting Cousin Andrew who is smitten over his new cousin.
All dressed up to attend the Shiva and meet some co-workers of mine.
Stretching and looking out the window. Here she is sporting her cozy outfit including her babylegs and thirsties diaper cover.
Happy 85th birthday Barb! So excited she got to meet such a special lady.
Annie got her this outfit and she just had to wear it for the surprise party.
My dear friend Peg is overjoyed for us and her smile says it all. We are truly blessed to have so many wonderful people in our lives.
Delaney and I all wrapped up in our moby wrap. Babywearing is the best!
Delaney enjoying the beautiful weather outside. She has started to reach for the bunny on her papasan a few times.
Love those blue eyes! They are a darker shade than David's so I think she got them from me. At least 1 feature of hers is from my side!
All smiles as she celebrates St. Patrick's Day!
Cutest girl in a green dress. She doesn't need luck - she has the best parents! Ha Ha.


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Measton brauchte ein neues T-Shirt Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 9 Designs von 1 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
I'm investigating setting up a website to sell vulgar and suggestive T-shirts and as a proof of concept I'm collating a set of 3 t-shirt designs which I'll use to test the market.
The business is aiming to produce fun, sometimes subtle, but most definitely rude t-shirts, although it will distinguish itself in the market by concentrating on quality concepts and designs, and the business will not attempt to compete against the cheap word-only t-shirts that are stocked by many of its competitors.
The business will mostly target young (16-24) males, although it's expected some designs will also appeal to older males (25-40) and to women.
The requirement is for a T-shirt design that contains an advert for a fictional 50s American product, Tonguebox.
Tonguebox is a spoof product that is, in essence, a cardboard box with a slit in one of its sides and allows a man to climb into the box and then give oral pleasure to a woman.
The concept is fairly well formed but it's not set in stone, so if something doesn't work and can be improved through the design then that would be much appreciated.
Tonguebox advertises itself as "The revolutionary personal massager" and claims a price of "Only $10" and the advert should contain an image of a 50s American housewife standing happily next to her tonguebox.
Depending on the design, either the reverse side of the t-shirt, or an area below the advert, should contain assembly instructions for a Tonguebox:
"Assembly Instructions:
1) Unfold box.
2) Place husband in box.
3) Pull husband's tongue through slot.
4) Close box and tape shut."
If the assembly instructions are designed for the reverse side of the t-shirt then they might contain little images or icons depicting each instruction.
Since Tonguebox is intended as a spoof 50s product the design should suitably represent the era. While this could take various forms, one options would be for it to be styled a la Duck 'n' Cover. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_and_cover)