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With no shortage of lush and scenic surrounds, Indonesia is the ideal place to come and test your swing with a round of golf. From the Riau Islands, to Sumatra, Jakarta, Java, Bali to Kalimantan and Papua, world class golf courses populate all the biggest islands of Indonesia. Many have been specially designed by top golf legends like Jack Nicklaus, Ian Baker-Finch and Arnold Palmer. The countries dramatic natural landscapes provide the perfect backdrop to your game.
For golfers from all over the world, Indonesia offers a variety of courses that reflect the local scenery whether that's rice paddies or beaches or mountain ranges. The world famous hospitality of Indonesians will make your game all the more enjoyable as every effort will be made to ensure all your wishes are met. It would be hard to find a more attentive caddy or better professional support to help you improve your game than what you can get in Indonesia.
Senayan Golf Club
Senayan Golf Club (Klub Golf Senayan), formerly known as Kebayoran Golf Course, is situated on the edge of Jakarta's business district and over a period of thirty five years has been established as not only a part of Indonesia's golfing tradition, but also a significant part of Jakarta's sport and business culture. The course layout is challenging and renowned for its "tight", tree lined fairways. It's a true test for golfers of...
Location: Java » DKI Jakarta » Jakarta Selatan
South Links Country Club Batam
Located on the Indonesian island of Batam, is 45 minutes by ferry from Singapore & 1 hour 15 minutes by air from Jakarta. Facilities: Club house, Locker, Shower, Pro-shop, Restaurant, Coffee shop, Golf club/shoes/cart for hire, Massage, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Driving Range, Swimming Pool, Billiard, Karaoke, Tennis Court, Golf Night, Spa, Golf Academy, Lightining System, Meeting Room. Golf Course Info: Member of: PGIYear Built: 1995Designer: Mr....
Location: Sumatra » Riau Archipelago » Kota Batam
Tamora Golf Club
Facilities: Club House, Locker, Shower, Pro-Shop, Restaurant, Driving Range, Tennis Court. Golf Course info:Member of: PGI; APLGIYear Built: 1972Designer: PTP Nusantara II Total holes: 18Total Pars: 72Total Distance: 4925 YType Course: Member Owner: PTP Nusantara II
Location: Sumatra » North Sumatra » Kota Medan
Tering Bay Golf & Country Club
Batam island is only 20 km away, or 30 minutes by air-conditioned ferry from Singapore. Tering Bay Resort situated on the protected water of Tering Bay, which is located on the Nongsa side of Batam and will be developed in to a special tourist zone. Facilities: Locker Club House Shower Pro-Shop Restaurant Coffee Shop Golf Club for hire Shoes for hire Cart for hire Massage Driving Range Golf Course Info: Year...
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Jasper County-Indiana State Police was dispatched to a crash on State Road 14 (approximately 3 ½ miles west of State Road 421) in Jasper County, at approximately 1:17 p.m., this afternoon, where a semi marked Jasper County police car and a pick-up hit head on.
Preliminary investigation by Senior Trooper Marty Benner revealed that a 2006 Chevrolet Impala, which is a semi-marked (no top lights) Jasper County Sheriff Department police car, driven by Joe Kopanda, 60, of Wheatfield, a nine year veteran of the Jasper County Correctional Division, was east bound on SR 14 when it came upon some slower moving grain trucks. The police vehicle went into the west bound lane to see if it could pass safely but due to the weather conditions (raining) and visibility failed to see a 2004 GMC Canyon pick-up that was west bound. The police vehicle and the pick-up hit head on.
The driver of the pick-up, Dennis W. Flippo Junior, 53 of Rensselaer, was taken to Jasper County Hospital in Rensselaer for complaint of pain. He was wearing a seat belt.
Kopanda had to be extricated from his vehicle and was taken to Jasper County Hospital with lower leg and rib injuries. He will be transported to Indiana University Health Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. He was also wearing a seat belt.
Kopanda was transporting a prisoner at the time of the crash to Pulaski County Jail. The prisoner was seated in the back seat prisoner compartment and was not wearing a seat belt. They were also taken to Jasper County Hospital with a serious head injury and later air lifted to Carle Hospital in Champaign, Illinois. Name of the prisoner is Tracy VanWienen, 35 of Lafayette. Family has been notified.
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During the last weenie/mallow roast excursion to the fire bowl, I had a small epiphany. Our roasting sticks drove me nuts, and having access to my prototyping lab for my business (Past Primitive™) I run with my wife, and being a product designer and all, I thought... why not do something about it? Surely there was a better roaster to be made for my family. It's not that I don't appreciate the simplicity of the traditional roasting sticks, simple, pokey, allows me to hold food over flame without burning my hand... But with all this technology that I love always and forever almost as much as I love my wife always and forever, I thought there were improvements that could be made.
And what I really wanted/needed was a roaster to end all roasters, and thus... Excali-weenie slayer of burnt hot dogs, bane of all over-roasted marshmallows was born. Who knows out of what ethereal mist this design came to me from, perhaps from the Lady of the Lake, perhaps not, all I know is I really like it. Let us begin our journey of inception, fabrication, and assembly! And don't forget your coconut shells ( let's see who gets that reference).
Also I realize this may not be a new idea, but it's new to me. One of my rules when I design a product is that it has to be something I am excited to use myself. I find it keeps me happy through the entire process. Also, I would cite the numerous other products that have found outrageous success many years after their first incarnation; however, whether this process leads us to a successful product deployment or not, it's hard to say... But I had a lot of fun creating it!
Here's a demo of what it can do. I know it's not over a fire, but I promise it works there too, in fact even better.
"Do coconuts migrate?"
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There was a showing of Monty Python and the Holy Grail in Philadelphia over this weekend, but I wasn't able to go.... It's a bit depressing cause here in Dover (Delaware) there is only one movie theater- in the mall... at it's a small theater.... Anyways enough lamenting for the "dead"!
I would appreciate a pro membership, and after trying it out I might be convinced to buy in....
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It looks like you used chip board for the handle. I like to use scraps of composite decking. it's a more homogenous material and finishes up nicely.
for a great transmission, tear apart a lawn sprinkler of the kind that sweeps back and forth. they have a multi stacked planetary gear system that gives a lot of reduction in a very compact space.
I also liked the other suggestions of a thermocouple to power it and an ejector.
Have you considered a sausage ejector for the next model? I'm thinking of a lever at the handle that pulls the fork tines out of the sausage when it's cooked.


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As I mentioned in a previous post, I wrote a book called "The Black Knights God" and the second story in the book would be perfect for an adult cartoon.
I am looking both for investors and movie makers. Since very little has been done about The Armenian Genocide and DeJa Vu has gotten excellent reviews I believe its worth investing $$$$ and talent.
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Best advice I can pass along is this...
Maybe www.Indiegogo.com is getter suited if it's for a worthwhile cause as opposed to a product or project.
You're going to need $$$$ Horror04 if you are looking to line up talent. Crowdfunding is a system that's working for quite a few people. Why not utilize it for your projects and see what happens. Good luck!
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Thanks for telling me.
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I strongly advise you that you are putting together a team first. After that you create with the people short animation demos. You'll also need as a project on Kickstarter is not without material support media as successful.
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With one crude College GameDay sign, Oklahoma State student Matt McGann went to Las Vegas last weekend as a porn star's date. Don't give up on your dreams, everyone.
The friendship started back on Nov. 23, when ESPN's College GameDay went to Stillwater for the Baylor-Oklahoma State game. McGann held up a sign that said "Baylor's [defense] has more holes to fill than Lisa Ann." The joke is that Lisa Ann is a porn star. It spread around the internet, and we featured it in that Saturday's roundup. (Look at the lower left.)
Someone told Lisa Ann about the sign—she loved it—and she found McGann on Twitter. They've presumably kept in touch since then, because last Saturday, McGann accompanied Lisa Ann to the AVN Awards in Las Vegas. According to FilmDrunk, she won two awards: "Hottest MILF" and "Best MILF Release."
Me and @McGannMan11 at the @avnawards listen in to his call live @Siriusxmfantasy pic.twitter.com/a2JIVG8abB
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from The Convergence Zone is a series of author readings, and artist talks and performances, sponsored by the MFA in Creative Writing & Poetics at the University of Washington Bothell.
from The Convergence Zone brings together sometimes peaceable, sometimes combustible, fronts of discovery and experiment.
from The Convergence Zone brings to the Seattle metropolitan area exciting writers and artists who "cross" and "trans" genres and media.
from The Convergence Zone discusses and performs written arts in an expanded field.
from The Convergence Zone is open to all members of the UW Bothell community and the community at large.
Following the lead of theorist Rosalind Krauss in her classic "Notes on the Index" essays, Andy Fitch will give a participatory public reading sampling from various indexical texts, most notably his recent Sixty Morning Walks and Sixty Morning Talks.
"Andy Fitch's Sixty Morning Walks joins a long parade of literature in a line that stretches back at least to Jean-Jacques Rousseau's dreamy promenades and counts among its number Henry David Thoreau's plain-style walking, Charles Baudelaire's sketchy flânneries, and Thomas de Quincey's back-alleyway quests for a Northwest Passage. That tradition includes strolls as different as the country excursions of the Wordsworths, Gérard de Nerval's peaceful and serious crustaceous cake-walk constitutionals, and the nocturnal perambulations of the Surrealists—not to mention the fictional stalking by Edgar Allen Poe's "man of the crowd" and the intersecting paths tracked by the wandering citizens of James Joyce's Dublin." --Craig Dworkin, from the Introduction to Sixty Morning Walks
Andy Fitch's most recent books are Sixty Morning Talks and (with Amaranth Borsuk) As We Know. With Cristiana Baik, he is currently assembling the Letter Machine Book of Interviews. He has a collaborative book forthcoming from 1913 Press. He edits Essay Press and teaches in the University of Wyoming's MFA program.
Ryan Boudinot is the author of The Littlest Hitler (stories), a finalist for the Pen/USA Literary Award and two novels, Misconception and Blueprints of the Afterlife, the latter a finalist for the Philip K Dick award in 2012. A former writer in resident at Hugo House, Ryan is the guy behind Seattle, World City of Literature. He is a member of the MFA in Writing Faculty at Goddard College, Port Townsend, Washington.
Karen Mac Cormack is the author of more than a dozen books of poetry, most recently AGAINST WHITE (Veer Books, London, 2013). Her poems have appeared in a number of anthologies including Moving Borders, Out of Everywhere, Another Language, and Prismatic Publics. Her texts have been translated into French, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian. Of dual Canadian/British citizenship she lived in Toronto for many years and currently lives in the USA where she teaches at the State University at Buffalo.
Steve McCaffery has been twice nominated for the Governor General's Award and is the author of more than 40 books and chapbooks of poetry and criticism. An ample selection of his poetic explorations in numerous forms can be savoured in the two volumes of Seven Pages Missing (Coach House Press). As well as Panopticon (1984, revised edition 2011) and The Darkness of the Present: Poetics, anachronism and the anomaly (University of Alabama Press, 2012). His book-object-concept A Little Manual of Treason was commissioned for the 2011 Shajah Biennale in the United Arab Emirates. Four new books are forthcoming: Tatterdemalion (Veer Books, UK); Alice in Plunderland (Book Thug, Toronto); Dark Ladies (Chax Press) and Revanches, a collection of visual and concrete poetry (Xexoxial editions). English born and a long-time resident of Toronto he was a co-founder of the Toronto Research Group (TRG), the sound poetry ensemble Four Horsemen and the College of Canadian 'Pataphysics and since 2004 has been the David Gray Endowed Professor of Poetry and Letters at the University at Buffalo.
Chris Kraus
Kraus reads from Lost Properties, a pamphlet written as part of the independent press Semiotext(e)'s participation in the Whitney Biennial.
Kraus follows artist and Rolling Jubilee co-founder Thomas Gokey as his work evolves from demonstrational sculpture to direct intervnetion upon the culture of debt. She argues that as art worlds and markets shift, blurring definitional boundaries, and as artists undertake activist projects, conceptual art is the ideal medium through which to engage with capital's flows.
Chris Kraus is a writer, critic, and coeditor of Semiotext(e). Author of two books of art and cultural criticism and four novels, Krause writes for various art magazines, teaches for the European Graduate School in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, and lives in Los Angeles.
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Jackson 2bears
Dr. Jackson 2bears is a Kanien'kehaka (Mohawk) multimedia artist, cultural theorist and the Audain Professor of Contemporary Art Practice of the Pacific Northwest at the University of Victoria. He has presented his works in art exhibitions and media arts festivals around the world, most recently at Musée d'art Contemporain de Montréal; Vancouver Art Gallery (Vancouver, BC); Futur En Seine Festival (Paris, France), Bbeyond (Belfast, Ireland), and Digital Art Weeks (Zurich, Switzerland).
2bears is a member of Beat Nation [Live]—a First Nations artist collective that combines hip hop, live music and digital technology as a way to celebrate the spirit of contemporary Indigenous culture. He is also a co-founding member of Noxious Sector—a communal forum dedicated to the exploration of interdisciplinary artistic practice and creative expression. 2bears' writings have appeared in CTheory and the Leonardo Electronic Almanac (LEA) as well as in numerous catalogues and exhibition monographs. For more, visit www.jackson2bears.net.
Jena Osman
Jena Osman is an exciting documentary poet. Much of her recent work is written between poem and essay, and she also incorporates many images. Her books of poems include Public Figures (Wesleyan University Press, 2012), The Network (Fence Books 2010, selected for the National Poetry Series in 2009), An Essay in Asterisks (Roof Books, 2004) and The Character (Beacon Press, winner of the 1998 Barnard New Women Poets Prize). Other publications include Jury (Meow Press), Amblyopia (Avenue B), and Twelve Parts of Her (Burning Deck Press). Osman will read from her new book, Corporate Relations, forthcoming from Burning Deck Press in 2014 (25 years after they published her first chapbook!). Her reading will be followed by a Q&A for students and faculty of the MFA program, and invited guests.
Julie Carr and K.J. Holmes
Julie Carr and K.J. Holmes will present a performance of their collaborative work HIC SVNT DRACONES, and give a presentation and screening of historical dance/text collaborative works, including some of their earlier collaborations.
Selah Saterstrom
Selah Saterstrom is the author of the novels The Pink Institution, The Meat and Spirit Plan, and forthcoming, Slab, all published by Coffee House Press. Her prose, poetry, and interviews can be found in publications such as The Black Warrior Review, Postroad, Tarpaulin Sky, Fourteen Hills, and other places. She is the director of the Ph.D. program in Creative Writing at the University of Denver, and teaches and lectures throughout the United States.
Richard Chiem
Richard Chiem is the author of YOU PRIVATE PERSON, YPP, a collection of short stories published by Scrambler Books. His work has appeared in Thought Catalog, elimae, and Everyday Genius, among other places. In 2008, he survived a car accident. He is currently living in Seattle with his fiancé and their loud cat.
Robert Glück
Robert Glück is the author of nine books of poetry and fiction, most recently Denny Smith, Jack the Modernist, Margery Kempe, Elements of a Coffee Service, and Reader. His poetry and fiction has been published in New Directions Anthology, Best New Gay Fiction 1988 and 1996, Best American Erotica 1996, The Faber Book of Gay Short Fiction, and other anthologies. Critical articles have appeared in Poetics Journal, The London Times Literary Supplement, Artforum International, and The Review of Contemporary Fiction. Glück also has joined the MFA faculty as an additional thesis advisor.
Bhanu Kapil, Jennifer Calkins, Sarah Dowling
Roundtable on "Hybrid Forms, Organisms, Biologies," with Bhanu Kapil, Jennifer Calkins and Sarah Dowling; moderated by Jeanne Heuving, MFA Program Director. This roundtable was part of the MFA in Creative Writing & Poetics 2013 Spring Festival.
Bhanu Kapil
Bhanu Kapil is the author of three full-length works of poetry/prose: The Vertical Interrogation of Strangers (Kelsey Street Press), Incubation: a space for monsters(Leon Works), and humanimal [a project for future children], (Kelsey Street Press). She teaches thinking and writing at Naropa University's Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, and for Goddard College's low-residency MFA program.
John Beer
Author John Beer and MFA faculty member Joe Milutis will open this Convergence Zone event with a discussion of experimental translation. Following the discussion, Beer will read from his work. Beer is the author of The Waste Land and Other Poems (Canarium, 2010), which received the Norma Farber First Book Award from the Poetry Society of America. His chapbook Lucinda is just out from Spork Press. Beer earned his MFA from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, and his PhD from the University of Chicago. He teaches creative writing at Portland State University.
Doug Jarvis
Doug Jarvis presents Gut Re-Actions, an ongoing series of performance actions that explore the potential of the human belly-brain as an instrument to engage in a relationship with ghosts and avatars. Drawing on his research into "ghosts and other non-material entities as audience for his work" and his participation in the avatar performance art group Second Front, and the art collective Noxious Sector, Jarvis will perform a new action, followed by an artist talk and public discussion.
Kate Greenstreet
Kate Greenstreet's new book Young Tambling is just out from Ahsahta Press. Her previous books are case sensitive and The Last 4 Things, also with Ahsahta. Her poetry can be found in Colorado Review, Boston Review, Volt, Fence, Chicago Review and other journals. Links to her work in online publications are here. Her videos can be viewed in Medium, Dewclaw, Slope, Trickhouse and TYPO. More about Greenstreet's work can be found at her website.
Jordan Scott
Jordan Scott is the author of Silt (New Star Books 2005) which was nominated for the Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize and Blert (Coach House Books 2008). Blert, which explores the poetics of stuttering, was adapted into a short film for the Bravo Network and was the subject of an online interactive documentary commissioned by the National Film Board of Canada. Scott acted as writer in residence at the International Writers' and Translators' Centre in Rhodes, Greece, and has lectured and performed at festivals in the U.S., Norway and Slovenia. His areas of poetic inquiry are speech disfluencies, interrogation, found archives and decompositions. Scott is a member of the Kootenay School of Writing. http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/scott/
Alexandra Chasin
Alexandra Chasin is the author of Brief, an interactive book published as an app for iPad; the medium is an integral part of the storyline. She received a PhD in Modern Thought and Literature from Stanford University in 1993, and an MFA in Fiction Writing at Vermont College in 2002. She is the author of Selling Out: The Gay and Lesbian Movement Goes to Market, a study of the relation between the LGBT "market" and the LGBT social movement. Her other books include Kissed By, a collection of formally innovative short fiction. Chasin is a past recipient of a Bunting Fellowship at Radcliffe, a Whiting Dissertation Fellowship, and a 2012 Fiction Fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts. Chasin teaches in the Literary Studies Department at Lang College, The New School. http://jadedibisproductions.com/BRIEF.html
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Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Vince Carter scored 23 points off the bench and led the Dallas Mavericks to a 115-108 win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday.
Dirk Nowitzki had 19 points and 11 rebounds while Jae Crowder and O.J. Mayo scored 14 points apiece for the Mavericks, who are on a four-game winning streak.
"I just felt in the groove," said Carter. "The basket just seemed extremely big and I felt comfortable in my shot. I was just in the flow of the game, and a couple of shots, once I let them go I happened to look down and see the 3- point line was up there. I was like, 'Oops,' because I know if I don't make them, coach is going to yell. But I had my feet set and in rhythm."
Monta Ellis scored 32 points and dished out nine assists for the Bucks, who came into the game having won six of their last seven games. Mike Dunleavy and J.J. Redick scored 18 and 17 points, respectively. Larry Sanders recorded a double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds.
"Every time you lose a game now being in the position we are in, it has significance," said Bucks coach Jim Boylan. "We are trying to climb up and because we are trying to secure our spot, it definitely stings a little bit."
The Mavericks had a 90-79 lead entering the fourth quarter and extended it by as much as 14 points, 98-84, with 9:22 left in regulation.
A layup by Sanders started a 12-3 spurt for Milwaukee and capped with a 3- pointer by Dunleavy, as the Bucks cut the gap to 101-96 with 4:39 remaining.
However, that was as close as the Bucks would get.
Dallas increased its lead to 111-102 before Redick drilled a three-pointer with 1:17 to go. The Bucks could not come back, though, as they lacked scoring opportunities when they needed it most.
Dunleavy, who went 4-for-5 from behind the arc in the game, sank his last one with 27 seconds remaining to bring them within five, 113-108, but a pair of free throws by the Mavericks' Mike James put the game out of reach.
The Bucks were efficient in the first quarter, shooting 62.5 percent from the field and led 35-28 entering the second.
However, the Mavericks answered back in the second quarter. A 15-2 run midway in the frame gave Dallas a 51-45 advantage and the Mavericks never looked back.
At halftime, the Mavericks had a 63-55 advantage.
Dallas opened up the second half with an 12-2 run to take a 75-57 lead with eight minutes to play.
Ellis and Redick helped keep Milwaukee alive as they scored nine points in an 11-0 run midway in the frame to cut the lead to 77-70 with 3 1/2 minutes remaining. Ellis scored 14 points in the quarter alone but the team shot just 25 percent from the floor.
Carter scored 13 points in the fourth quarter ... The Mavericks are now three
games behind the Lakers for the eighth spot in the Western Conference playoff
race ... Dallas and Milwaukee have split the season-series for the first time
since the 2008-09 season ... Mavericks forward Shawn Marion missed his third
consecutive game with a left calf contusion ... Bucks forward Luc Richard Mbah
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Thought you folks might like to see a trailer I designed and built to load motorcycles and other heavy items from a flat position to a raised over the road position.
A simple hand winch and cables operate the whole mechanism. A set of 1/2" locking pins hold the whole trailer together while moving over the road. This trailer went to California and back........
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03-01-2008, 03:21 PM #1Senior Member
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Very nice, how is the pivot point made in the back ? I would be concerned about too much wobble where the bed of the trailer fits between the frame or isn't this an issue ? I'm looking to build a motorcycle trailer for my bike but I think Im going build it low and just tailgate it on. Eventually I want to build one to pull behind the bike as well.Ken
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03-01-2008, 05:49 PM #3Junior Member
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thats one fine piece of work for a trailer,well done
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When the drop part mates with the main frame, it all locks together with a series of pins with clevis pins. Solid as a rock when all locked together.
The rear pivot point is hinged on 1" pivots. Once the trailer is in the travel position, the pivot point handles no weight.
The best part about it is the comments I get when folks see it in use!
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Great job
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that is way cool. you gotta get us better pic's of how it works, so we can all steel your idea and make one for our selves. i would love one like that for my quads.thanks for the help
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Novel idea my friend I would also like to see a pic from the rear of the trailer, if you have one. Very well thought out I'm impressed
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Very impressive, thats one of the most unique trailers I've seen.To all who contribute to this board.
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I'm planning out a latch to hold my pipe gate open since these New Mexico winds lately have been out of hand to say the least. Our gate does stay open when someone is home which is quite a bit, so i'm thinking of adding in a way to support some of the weight of the gate while i'm at it.
Initially I imagined a metal plate shaped like an arrow on a post at the gate's open position and as the gate opened it lifts the arrow and clicks into place, but I would still need a "ramp"underneath it attached to the post to hold the weight.
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Does any of that make sense and if out is understandable, does it sound like a good idea? I'll try to post a pic tomorrow of my drawing of it all. Does anyone have a better idea? The gate is 2" OD pipe.
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Latch and support for open gate.
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Actually, since getting my shop relieved of over $6000 in tools a few years ago, what I would consider a good idea is ALWAYS leaving the gate the same way, whether you're home or not.
Leaving it (or the garage door) open when you're home, you may as well put out a sign that says "we're not here, please take whatever you want"...
Your call, remember you're not paranoid if they really ARE out to getcha... Steve
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You could try something like these or the cheaper mild steel equivalent. Or build similar. One for open-one for closed.--- Meltedmetal
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Just put in a post sufficient to the gate. Then use a dane bolt to hold it open, or even better put an operator on it.


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I would like to have a small program that will allow a user to stretch a given region of the screen (a window and/or control) to fill the entire screen and then "unstretch" it back to its original size and position. The program wouldn't need a user interface of its own, hotkeys would probably suffice. More specifically, I need to stretch a window in Autodesk Inventor which is a 3D CAD program and give the user the ability to show only the 3D model on the screen without any of toolbars, buttons, taskbars etc. that clutter the working space. This program would be of equal interest to many other 3D packages (That don't have this feature already) or other software. It's main intention is for presentation purposes where you want to clean the screen for distracting elements. I suppose this could be accomplished by hiding the regions of the screen that are not of interest, but I am looking for something that will make maximum use of the screen real estate.
I have experience with AutoHotkey but I haven't been able to find a suitable solution. I've tried a few different approaches so far:
-Set the size of the control to be equal to the screen size and set the control to be the topmost control.
This didn't work because the control is a child of the parent window (Autodesk Inventor) and I couldn't set the size of the child control to be larger than the size of the parent window. The control is stuck inside the parent window.
-Detach the control, set its parent to a new gui and set the size of the gui to be equal to the screen size
This is when I came across Skrommels DetachVideo. This seems to be very promising and a great starting point. Extending and modifying DetachVideo to detach and stretch any control would do the trick nicely. One issue with this approach is that even if all keystrokes and mouse clicks are "forwarded" to the parent window, the parent window has "lost control of the control" so the program might not function properly?
-Create a separate window which magnifies the original control
This might work as well, but I couldn't get things right and ideall I would like not to distort the image (zoom). If nothing else works then this will suffice.
Related links I've come across:
Similar request for program
SetParent function (make a gui belong to another window)
holomind's ScreenMagnifier
I've attached some pictures showing the Autodesk Inventor main window.
- The first image shows the standard window with the window of the 3D model maximized inside the parent window.
- The second image shows the standard window with the windows of the 3D model "restored" inside the parent window.
- The third image shows what I want the full screen to look like. This essentially shows the entire goal of the program
- Snapshot from WindowSpy
Can this be accomplished?
Thanks in advance.