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|SanDisk Corp. has announced what it calls the fastest microSDXC card to hit the market with SanDisk Extreme microsSDXC, which has read speeds up to 80MB/sec and write speeds up to 50MB/sec. (SanDisk/MCT)
Combine this type of card with the advanced digital SLR cameras today and photographers will get continuous burst modes along with lightning-fast transfer speeds.
With a high performance speed class rating of 10, it also is ideal for capturing video in full HD or 4K recording.
The microSDXC card can be used in any device that accommodates the fingernail-sized memory, or use the included adapter for an instant SD/SDHC/SDXC supported device.
The cards come with a lifetime warranty (not for any lost digital content), are shockproof and waterproof, and come with a download offer for SanDisk RescuePRO Deluxe recovery software to recover images that may have been accidentally deleted.
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The Jabra Motion headset is promoted by the company as a high-end Bluetooth (4.0) and it's true to its word.
It's a little larger than most Bluetooth headsets but after using it for a few minutes you forget it's even there.
It's built with an over-the-ear design and a boom microphone for the big-time talkers of the road. The in-ear speaker can be adjusted (includes three different ear gels) for the perfect fit and when it's not in use, just fold it up and you have a pocket-sized portable device.
Pairing for Bluetooth devices should never be difficult but the Motion seems to do it easier with its Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. This includes connection it to smartphones, tablets or computers.
The impressive technology continues with built-in motion sensors to control just about everything in the headset, including battery life, voice controls and audio.
The headset allows multimedia streaming including audio from a GPS and or your favorite tunes.
In addition, with its latest Bluetooth features, you'll have a range of up to 100m/300ft from your connected device, which is 10 times the range of similar headsets.
Details: $129.99, www.jabra.com
Every time I see a new handheld GPS unit, such as the Megellan RoadMate 9250T-LMB, I'm amazed that fold-out maps ever existed.
Every feature you would want from a device like this is included, including the option to add a back-up camera. When you add the camera, the navigator automatically switches to it when your car goes into reverse.
Physically, the RoadMate 9250T has a 7-inch HD display with responsiveness and clarity second to none and connects to your Bluetooth phone to work as a handsfree device.
Magellan's Bluetooth SafeTexting helps in the handsfree mode, which lets a driver respond to a text or call with a pre-written text message along with estimated time of arrival and your location.
After you plug in where you want to go, the directions are read to you well in advance of your turns along with naming local landmarks as turning points.
Details: $222.29, www.magellangps.com
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Ezekiel 28 speaks of the king of Tyre. I've heard it both taught and refuted that this refers to Satan. I also just recently saw an answer making this assumption.
Does the passage refer to Satan?
Ezekiel 28 speaks of the king of Tyre. I've heard it both taught and refuted that this refers to Satan. I also just recently saw an answer making this assumption.
Does the passage refer to Satan?
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It's actually both. Bear with me; I'll explain.
In the first half of Ezekiel 28:1-19, Ezekiel seems to be referring to a human man.
[Emphasis mine.]
I doubt that Satan (Lucifer) would be called a man or would he be able to die at the hands of humans.
But...the second half seems to refer to a spiritual being.
[Emphasis mine.]
The third line of verse 16 in particular is similar to a verse in Revelation:
[Emphasis mine.]
So, we have here two passages referring to the king of Tyre that seem to be contradictory as to whether this king is a man or Satan. I'll bet that this is similar to when Jesus rebukes Peter:
Obviously, Peter is not Lucifer, but he certainly could have been greatly influenced by Satan. Similarly, the king of Tyre may have been a man AND been possessed or greatly influenced by Satan. Thus, the "king of Tyre" just might be both a regular human king and Satan.
It refers to Adam and the Fall of Man, in my opinion. Just as in the 2Enoch, where Adam is referred to as a "second angel, honourable and glorious.." so here Man in his perfection is referred to as an angel. And just like in 2enoch, where it says " Adam has life on earth, and I created the heavens open to him, that he should see the see the angels singing the song of victory and the gloomless light" so here it refers to Adam having the Mountain of God open to him.
Its referring to the fall of a proud king, it then refers that this same spirit of self exaltation had been the reason the original man[satan advesary to God] had been expelled. Were Cane and Abel Adams first born or did Eve think Abel to be first to fulfill the prohpecy given in genisis and Seth to continue the geanology line to Jesus.
Was Adam also a king gone proud, suggesting populating earth before and after the fall. This would suggest Adams immediate obediance to Gods command of "be fruitful", [or did he wait 30 years]and explain the name Adam gave Eve. God and Goddess, the birth of man made religion control and tyrancy?
The Ezekiel passage seems to be split in two as already noted. The first section (1-10) seems to be talking about a man (prince). The second section (11-19) seems to be talking about a king.
We know from Daniel that there are demonic forces assigned to or involved with political and geographic areas.
Daniel 10:13 But the prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me one and twenty days: but, lo, Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me; and I remained there with the kings of Persia.
Both good and evil angelic entities seem to be described in terms of royalty and rulership.
It may be that the Ezekiel verses were written that way to show the spiritual dimension piggy-backing the material dimension.
The standard concept of Satan is to much personified into a single entity, when really the word describes the state of ones position in relation to God's ideal. For example If I were to over personify a cough or a sneeze as it's own entity, when really it is process that the body goes through.
The word Satan really means "the adversary", or "the Enemy", or "the one that is against you". So in the context of Ezekiel 28 prince of Tyre became God's adversary when he said that he was a god. (Ezekiel 28:2) So yes the prince of Tyre was Satan for this passage, but that does not mean that no other adversaries exist in the world.
So in case you wanted a complete understanding to demonology. Here is the explanation:
At the root of an argument between two people, is pride and the knowledge of good and evil. For without pride and the knowledge of good and evil the argument does not occur. Therefore the one being argumentative, rises against the presentation.
Seen also in other presentations of similar forms of devil we see divulge. The Devil by meaning is "expressing surprise or annoyance in various questions or exclamations." Also by nature to this concept is that of a demon an "unclean spirit". Spirit represents attitude, therefore the unclean attitude is argumentative and the attitude falls away from peace. The result of Legion having the multiple demons cast out is as follows:
Mark 5:15 NKJV
No longer did legion have the three enemies of faith: Anger, Depression, and Anxiety. He was in his "right mind".
Indeed we need remember there was both a King and a Prince of Tyre! Satan was indeed as indicated verses 11-19, the King! However, you earthly humans need understand that Cain was indeed the Prince of Tyre and the Ancestor of Ham, Cush, Nimrod, and Queen Dido! They are both likened to their unique "black skin" as the Heritage given each by GOD---- Satan when he was thrown from Heaven. [But also you earthly humans need understand there was never an Archangel named Lucifer]...that was a "plant" by Constantine...Lucifer was the god of light of Rome---GOD originally named the Archangels Gabriel, Michael, and Satanel...
....But also, Cain, when he was given the "MARK OF CAIN" which is the black skin that was given when GOD changed the name from Satanel to Satan...and described in both the books of Enoch and Moses but were also refused to be put in the BIBLE by Constantine---
Likewise, there is a very good chance the first woman created with Adam on day 6 was also given the "black skin" when she deserted Adam....and later became the wife of Cain...
Likewise, as the descendant Queen of Tyre was Queen Elissa [Black Skin Queen Dido} who wandered away from Tyre and began the Roman line of descendants with her lover Aeneas because Rome was a mixed "black skin" nation in descendants from Aeneas and Dido and Constantine wanted it kept a secret from the world and refused putting in the Bible the books of Moses and Enoch who clearly described Cain and his descendants as "black skin"
Interestingly enough the war against Rome by Hannibal and his Dad before him was declared by "black Skin" Dido when Aeneas deserted her---
MC HIZEDEK Author A WOMAN'S NATION ...OR SATAN'S DECEIT--- www.godsprophecyofsatansfinaldeceit.com


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STEUBENVILLE — The message Sunday from Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine was clear — it's not over....
All the people targeted by AG DeWine appear to be very, very guilty, Duane. Sorry to burst your little bubble. BTW, are you part of the sociopath crew?
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Go get them Mike DeWine. Clean out the nest of vermin in Steubenville who either participated in the rape partying, took pictures, failed to help Jane Doe, or tried to cover up the Jane Doe rape. Yes, go after all those Big Red coaches who were so active in the coverup or provided the house or alcohol to the teens. Now he has to cleanup the after trial twitter death threats as well. I do not envy his job as AG in this case.
Steubenville - you got real [problems!
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All parties being unlawfully/unfairly targeted by this corrupt A.G. (including the two innocent juveniles) should organize and take legal action against this media staging group. Mike's son Patrick is a Judge in the court of common pleas in Hamilton county, which is where Judge Thomas Lipps is from, which is why the deliberately publicized and press manipulated trial was open to the public...Mike knowing full well that he could use the media momentum to further his agenda.
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A lot of adults and Rape Crew friends and sympathizers are going to go to jail after this. coach Reno should be fired before he is formally charged.
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There are still too many unanswered questions and putting this in front of the grand jury is absolutely needed.
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Let's see if this is all talk?
He was well spoken and did a nice job explaining stuf.
Patiently waiting.
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Bills Fine-Tune For Friday's Preseason Game [7:53 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: With the first preseason game of the year on Friday, the Buffalo Bills held a single session workout on Tuesday, in which the team spent the majority of the practice fine-tuning their offensive and defensive packages.
Henry says he won't back off [5:21 AM]
D and C reports: 'Coach Gregg Williams and offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride aren't worried about bruised egos, just who wants to emerge as the workhorse back in the club's old-is-new-again power attack, one capable of 20 to 25 carries a game. "We're going to let them compete and see who emerges," Gilbride said.'
A passing performance [5:20 AM]
D and C reports: 'There are a number of positions where the Bills are dangerously lacking in depth, but quarterback is certainly an exception. Drew Bledsoe is a bona fide star, Alex Van Pelt is a capable backup who has started 11 NFL games, and then there's Brown, whom Gilbride and coach Gregg Williams think has a bright future despite his third-string status.'
Bills notebook [5:19 AM]
D and C reports: 'This year, quarterback Drew Bledsoe has the green light to change any play that Kevin Gilbride sends into the game. "Kevin really allows us a lot of flexibility. If we see something we want to attack and we're in a poor play and there's something better, we can get to it," Bledsoe said after practice on Tuesday.'
Fan of the day, upcoming schedule [5:18 AM]
D and C reports: '"Doug Flutie was my favorite. To me, he really got the shaft. They seemed to win every game he filled in."'
Prioleau earns second chance [2:51 PM]
Canandaigua Daily Messenger reports: '"I do feel more comfortable here in this camp than I did last year at this time in the Niners camp," Prioleau said. "I still have a lot of improving to do, but hopefully, I can be a part of this defense this year."'
Fan of the Day with a Buffalo Jill [2:07 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Fan of the Day with a Buffalo Jill - older fan of the day photos are archived.
No ill will toward Bledsoe [2:03 PM]
Cincinnati Enquirer reports: '"I'm not going to make an issue of that," Bengals president Mike Brown said Monday. "This is a preseason game."'
Bills To Be Featured On "Squawk Box" Wednesday [1:46 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Please be advised that the Bills will be featured Wednesday morning on the popular CNBC financial program, �Squawk Box.�
Photo Gallery: Jim Kelly [1:31 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Photo Gallery of Jim Kelly's Hall of Fame Induction
Bills Screensaver [1:30 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: The Bills have an all-new screensaver featuring the 2002 schedule, Drew Bledsoe, and more!
Special Jim Kelly HOF Wallpaper [1:29 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Three wallpapers of the greatest QB in Bills history.
August Wallpaper on buffalobills.com [1:28 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: August wallpaper featuring WR Josh Reed
Emotional Kelly has the heart of a linebacker [10:32 AM]
Philadelphia Inquirer reports: 'Of his son, Kelly said: "I don't know where he gets his strength." Some of us have a pretty good idea.'
Lockdown [9:05 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"Antoine and Nate are very good corners that will allow us to play the kind of defense we want," Williams said. "We're asking a lot from them, but we feel they can handle being out there in single coverage."'
Club Gregg [9:04 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Actually, Williams isn't taking it easy on the players. His methods have more to do with keeping players fresh and healthy.'
Kelly proves his manhood off the field [9:04 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'And I swear, from his mother's death forward, he seemed a different man in public. There's a point in any life where you can't forestall manhood any longer and that's certainly it. All the money and adulation and victory in the world can't change what that first parental death teaches you (nor can most of us learn it until the moment when life says that we have to).'
Hall of Fame performance [9:03 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Jim, you did us proud.'
Bills seeking answers [5:28 AM]
D and C reports: 'Like the previous night-time workouts -- two last year and one last week -- it was more of a show than a grueling grind-it-out session. The Bills were intent on eliciting oohs and aahs from the large crowd and satisfying autograph requests.'
Fan of the Day [5:27 AM]
D and C reports: '''The Bills look a lot better. They're going to have a strong line and I like the way Mike Williams is taking care of business on his side of the ball. They've got some speedy new wide receivers in Josh Reed and Maurice Jackson."'
Several Bills missing from Monday workout [5:27 AM]
AP reports: 'Williams could not say whether any of the injured players would be available for Friday's opening preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals. "We'll just take it day to day," the coach said. "For the most part these are veterans. We'll wait and see if they can play."'
Kelly pays highest Hall tribute to son [6:06 PM]
USA Today reports: 'The quarterback earned his Hall credentials as a player, leading the Buffalo Bills to four consecutive Super Bowls. The fact they failed to win one now seemed dwarfed by the stirring memories he created.'
Kelly invites 1,100 to Hall induction [5:44 PM]
Kittanning Leader Times reports: '"To win in the NFL you've got to have ability and, sometimes, you've got to have some luck," Hall of Fame Bills head coach Marv Levy said. "Jim Kelly had ability, and much more. I was the one who had the luck because, from the very first day I became head coach of the Buffalo Bills I was keenly aware of what a special player and a special person Jim Kelly was."'
Son Hunter's appearance keys Kelly's greatest day [5:41 PM]
Kittanning Leader Times reports: 'Most medical experts would agree that it has taken divine intervention for this young boy to survive this long.'
Freelancer Leroy Andre has covered Jim Kelly from start of football career [5:40 PM]
Kittanning Leader Times reports: 'Andre also said that while Kelly was playing youth football he once got discouraged and quit the team. "But his father (Joe Kelly) told him there'd be no chance of him making it to the Super Bowl, so he kept on trying."'
Hometown heroes [5:39 PM]
Butler Eagle reports: 'In fact, so many people from East Brady made the pilgrimage to Canton that the town was all but a ghost town Saturday. The streets were empty and only a few lonely shopkeepers and bartenders interrupted an otherwise still afternoon.'
Day in the sun [5:38 PM]
Butler Eagle reports: '"Since the day I was elected, I prayed to God that my son would be here with me today," Kelly said. "God has granted me that blessing."'
Bledsoe clearly focus of offense, team [4:42 PM]
ESPN reports: '"Sure, it's nice to be wanted," said Bledsoe, who further cemented his relationship with the fans on Saturday by hustling off to Kelly's induction ceremony in Canton, Ohio. "I don't know any player alive who, given his choice, wouldn't want to be liked. It's been gratifying to be accepted, by my teammates and the fans and everyone, really, the way me and my family have been. But I've been around long enough to know that there's a lot more to it than this. But, yeah, we've been made to feel very much at home."'
Bledsoe, draft picks bring optimism [4:41 PM]
ESPN reports: 'But when the Bills return to the playoffs, and some pundits feel that will be this season, it will be just as much a result of terrific drafts the past two years.'
On the road again [9:16 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'A sampling of Hall of Fame voters indicates Bruce Smith is a lock to be a first-ballot inductee when he is eligible, and Thurman Thomas is considered a lock to be inducted soon after he is eligible.'
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Belle-Clair Fairgrounds & Exposition Center
Home to the annual St. Clair County Fair, several craft shows and monthly flea markets, the complex also includes the Belle-Clair Speedway, with stock car races and demolition derbies.
The largest laser tag arena in the region also includes mini-golf, a big video arcade with the coolest games on the market, and food at D.S.Vespers Sports Pub and Eatery.
Coyote ATV Trail Riders & Junkyard International Raceway
Fifty to 60 trucks carrying ATVs pull in every weekend to ride through the 10 miles of trails. You can also race go-karts on the track.
Stock car races, drag races and demolition derbies are regular events at this speedway.
Acorns Golf Links is located in Waterloo, Illinois featuring 6,701 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 72.3 and it has a slope rating of 125. You will not find subdivision golf at Acorns; just nature, beautiful scenery, challenging design, and you. Making Acorns the premier public course to test your game, have fun with good friends, or to get away from your daily hussle and bussle. Acorns features zoysia fairways, five tee boxes; matching every level of golf and large bent grass greens. Designed by William Ebeler, the Acorns golf course opened in 1997.
Ranked seventh-best golf course in the state of Illinois, Annbriar is an 18-hole, par 72 course. Photo Credit-Annibriar-Golf-Course
Designed by golf legends Pete Dye and Bob Goalby, Yorktown offers an 18-hole lit par 3 golf course.
The Orchards offers an 18-hole golf course.
This 18-hole golf course was designed by Pete Dye.
This nine-hole golf course was designed by Darryl Stein.
World Shooting & Recreational Complex
The World Shooting & Recreational Complex was designed for shooters, built for recreation. The complex has 120 trap houses stretching 3.5 miles, 2 sporting clays courses, 24 combination trap/skeet fields, and cowboy action shooting. The complex has 7,000 square foot event center, conference rooms, restaurant, gift shop, 1,001 campsites, multiple fishing lakes, and much more!
This nine-hole golf course opened in 1971.
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Golf the par 9 course at this country club.
Citizens Park's 45 acres are home to some of the area's best ball diamonds. Whitey Herzog Field features a lighted baseball complex with batting cages, concessions, and grandstand seating for 300.
Boasting some of the largest greens in the Midwest, the 18-hole Clinton Hill has matured into one of the finest public golf courses around, with a great blend of par 3s, 4s and 5s.
Family Sportsplex is known throughout Southern Illinois as a great soccer complex, boasting seven outdoor fields that support league games and several club tournaments each year. The facility can be configured to accommodate four basketball/volleyball courts and an indoor soccer field for year round competition.
This sports club offers resistance training, aerobics classes, cycling, tennis courts and aquatics.
This 18-hole golf course opened in 1962.
The Belleville campus at SWIC has two gymnasiums: the Varsity and Intramural (IM), which can accommodate up to three basketball or volleyball courts at one time. Outdoors, the property features one baseball and one softball diamond, along with a full-size soccer field.
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Keith Urban and Eric Church have a ball in their new black-and-white music video "Raise 'Em Up," which premiered March 30 on Late Night with Conan O'Brien.
The video kicks off with a young girl dancing along to the song, something Urban says was inspired by his own daughters.
Filmed in Nashville last month, Urban and Church are shown singing and playing the song on guitars while joking around with each other, something Church admits was fun to film.
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"My favorite part of this video were the candid moments that were captured between Keith and I on film," Church said in a press release. "It's cool that a number of those made it in the final version. To me, they really reify the emotion of the moment and experience."
"Some of the idea for this video started with me playing with my phone one day, filming our girls jumping in slow motion," Urban added.


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Now that my conference is over I had high hopes of getting back into the kitchen and making something great. OK, maybe not great, but at least passable. Let's face it, I am pretty wiped after two solid weeks of research capped by a presentation at a conference. I was not about to reinvent the wheel (or whatever the culinary equivalent is). I had bought a jar of green curry simmering sauce at Trader Joe's for such an occasion and envisioned making a nice tofu curry. The curry itself was nothing new (really just a store-bought version of this recipe), but I thought it would be cool to serve the curry in noodle nests that would cradle the sauce and veggies. For the life of me I could not figure out how to make a noodle nest that did not look like a pile of noodles. I tried a sort of noodle braid (failure), frying some noodle (big time failure), and cooling noodles in a small bowl (not really a nest). Finally I got too hungry to experiment any more and just spooned sauce over some noodles. Tasty, but not what I was after. Not a bad picture, though.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Trying to Get my Mojo Back
Posted by Vegan Dad at 8:04 PM
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- Vegetation said...
You have SO much more patience than I do!
It looks yummy though, despite the noodle nest-less.
- July 20, 2008 at 11:02 PM
- Taymer said...
Your pics on the site look really professional
Do you take them yourself?
- July 21, 2008 at 8:15 AM
- Vegan Dad said...
I do take them myself. I think that good photos are key to a food blog. You can have the best recipes, but a bad picture can make any dish look unappealing. Alternately, a good picture can sell even the worst recipe (ha ha).
- July 21, 2008 at 9:08 AM
- Maggie said...
So the green curry sauce is good? I've eyed it before but never picked it up.
- July 21, 2008 at 12:04 PM
- Erin said...
Nest or not, it looks pretty good!
- July 21, 2008 at 12:23 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
I would say the curry sauce is good enough. It certainly has nothing on the homemade version, but for quick and easy it is not bad.
- July 21, 2008 at 3:11 PM
- Rena said...
I found that the Lunch in a Box blog has a good tutorial for making noodle nests: http://lunchinabox.net/2008/04/29/zarusoba-noodle-nest-bento/
Hopefully, this will help make this dish more presentable next time (although it looks tasty just as it is)!
- July 21, 2008 at 11:21 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
Thanks, Rena. I will check that out.
- July 22, 2008 at 7:15 AM


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FORT HOOD (December 17, 2012)--Fort Hood Monday identified the soldier whom police officers shot and killed early Friday on post as Staff Sgt. Kelly David Bangle, 30, of Whetstone, Ariz, who was a veteran of the wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq.
Fort Hood Directorate of Emergency Services patrol officers who were sent at around 3:20 a.m. Friday to investigate a suspicious vehicle parked near Kouma Lake shot Bangle after at least one gunshot was fired from inside the vehicle as they approached.
Efforts were made to revive Bangle, but they were unsuccessful, Fort Hood said.
Bell County Justice of the Peace Garland Potvin pronounced the man dead at the scene and ordered an autopsy, which he said the military will handle.
Bangle deployed to Afghanistan from March 2006 to March 2007 and to Iraq from April 2011 to November 2011.
He joined the Army in September 2003 and arrived at Fort Hood in March 2011.
At the time of his death, he was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division's Company A, 3rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team since March.


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Exhaust System Install - Twistin' TubeWritten by on January 1, 2011 Tube B Or Not Tube B, That Is The Question
When it comes to installing an exhaust system on a project vehicle, there are a number of options open to you; though it's a safe bet to assume no production system is going to fit. It's also safe to assume there'll be a lot of custom fabrication. You could take your car to a muffler shop that will be able to bend up a system to suit, though the end result may not be as attractive as you'd like, as exhaust bending equipment distorts the tube when it's bent and reduces the diameter as it does so. However, if a car is not detailed underneath, and will be driven a lot, this is a viable option. You could also adapt an existing system if your car is not too far modified from stock.
This is certainly not the case with the Purple Pig project '49 Chevy, meaning I had to fabricate a system from scratch-a system that would have to take a tortuous route in order to clear various components, and would consist mainly of sections of U-bend welded together with straight lengths comprising the rear sections and part of the passenger side system. My preferred method, having done this a number of times in the past, is to buy a number of mandrel-bent U-bends and a length of straight tube. I elected to run 2 1/2-inch-diameter tubing front to rear, and purchased 10 U-bends and 10 feet of straight tube. As it turned out I needed one extra U-bend of a smaller radius, but was left with only one 3-inch section of U-bend at the end.
The headers I used are block huggers from Sanderson Headers, which are very compact, and are advertised as offering clearance for any motor mounts, tie rods, or steering rods. Also, any starter and transmission combination will clear this header except cast-iron Powerglides, as will any rack-and-pinion. Perfect for my application! The headers were supplied with a polished, aluminized ceramic coating, which reduces engine bay heat and improves cylinder scavenging.
Muffler choice can either make or break the driving experience, being either too loud or too quiet, as well as droning on the highway. With this in mind I opted for Patriot Exhaust Products' new VaraFlow muffler, which features an electric motor and valve, allowing the driver to adjust the volume and tone, whilst on the move. Constructed from polished stainless steel, the VaraFlow measures 23 1/2 inches overall, with the muffler body 18 inches long, and has a 2 1/2-inch inlet and outlet. The compact size was advantageous as there's not a lot of room under the '49 for large mufflers, or anything else come to think of it!
When fabricating a system using U-bends, care should be taken to ensure every cut is absolutely perpendicular to the tube for close-fitting joints, especially important when TIG welding. The tube should also be cleaned on the inside at every joint, and any swarf blown out of the tubing using an airline before welding. Also take into consideration that the exhaust generates heat, so plan the route carefully to avoid close proximity to gas and brake lines, and components such as the starter motor, gas tank, and brake master cylinder. Pay attention to suspension travel limits, especially around the rearend, and ensure you don't mount the system too low. I managed to keep this system tucked up close to the floor and above the lower edge of the chassis rails.
Now the system is tack welded together, I have the laborious task ahead of me of removing the rearend, taking the whole system off the car, finish welding it (though this is done on the front section), having it coated, and refitting it and the axle. Then, finally, I can fire the motor, bleed the brakes ,and drive this puppy. 'Bout time, too!
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A band saw was used to cut the bends to their desired length. This produces a straight cut, though care must be taken to ensure it's perpendicular to the radius of the bend, otherwise odd-looking joints will result.The first step toward fabricating the system once the headers had been installed was to bolt the flanges in place.I elected to tackle the driver side first, coming off the flange with a 90-degree bend, formed by cutting one of the 180-degree mandrel bends in half.In addition to ten 2 1/2-inch-diameter mandrel U-bends, I also bought a 10-foot length of straight tube. This tubing cutter made light work of producing perfectly straight cuts. Unfortunately, it can only be used on straight tube!I also used this hand-held 18V mini band saw by Masterforce during the project. Care once again was required to produce perpendicular cuts.With practice, cuts can be determined by eye, but a square can be used to mark the bends for cutting at established angles. Note the mark on the tubing (arrow) for a 45-degree cut.A drum sander in an air drill was used to clean the inside of each piece of tubing once cut. Not only did this remove any burrs left from the cutting procedure, but removed any oil residue from the tubing. TIG welding requires the metal to be clean and residue-free.Each section was tacked in place using a TIG welder before moving to the next. Three tacks on each joint were sufficient to hold them in place, with final welding coming later.
The underfloor master cylinder necessitated the exhaust be routed around it before passing through the trailing arm mounting crossmember. It can clearly be seen that this whole section is fabricated from lengths of the U-bends.Here I'm navigating the tubing around the oil filter. Note the two Sharpie marks that allow the tubing to be aligned for welding, as well as the tight tolerance of the butt joint.Here's the first part of the driver side tacked together. I tried to keep the tubing away from wiring and brake lines as much as possible.I installed a three-bolt flange just aft of the trans crossmember since if the front section was any longer it would be impossible to remove. Fabricating the system in three sections on each side also means it would be easier to have high temperature coated before it's installed for the final time. The flange was mounted at the angle shown, rather than the more conventional angle of one or two of the boltholes at the bottom, as it fitted the limited space available this way, and let's face it, no one's ever going to see it once the car is done!This is the front section of the passenger side system (shown because it demonstrates another way of aligning the sections of tubing), allowing more than one section at a time to be trial fitted before welding. I wrapped each joint with masking tape and then cut sections out to allow the joints to be tack welded.The passenger side didn't require the system to be routed around any obstacles such as the master cylinder, so a long straight section could be used, but again required a flanged joint in order for it to be removable. Wanting the straight section to remain just that-straight-I spaced two flanges with washers, and tacked them in place on the solid length of tube, before cutting the tubing between the flanges.Once through the rearmost crossmember, the exhaust was routed up and over the trailing arms. Note the length of 1x1-inch box section (arrow) placed across the arms to ensure the tubing was at the same height on both sides, as well as the Sharpie marks again, ensuring the joints were aligned during welding.Wanting the system to be as symmetrical as possible, and of an equal height on both sides, I supported it where I could during the fabrication process. Here I used a length of box section and part of a U-bolt clamp where it passed through the trailing arm crossmember.Looking into the muffler, it can be seen that the electric motor operates a butterfly valve, forcing the gases to run through the outer muffler when closed, but providing straight-through pipes when open. This system is more compact, neater, and requires less tubing than the Y-type cutouts. The valves mean the mufflers can be adjusted to provide the exact sound required, as well as to tune out annoying drones when driving down the highway.
I elected to install the first of three mounts at the crossmember. The bushes and brackets were sourced from a local muffler shop, while the lengths of rod welded to the tubing are actually parts of rear axle U-bolts, which handily already incorporated bends.I'd decided to run the exhaust over the trailing arms as not only would it make routing it over the rearend much easier, but offered the best location for the mufflers, away from the fuel, brake, and air lines. The mufflers are stainless steel items from Patriot Exhaust Products, and incorporate electric cutouts. They are supplied with a simple two-wire hookup with a shielded harness.With the mufflers supported at the same height and angle on stands, I used a couple of 12-inch steel rules to space them apart, holding everything together with masking tape while I mounted them. As I'd been thrashing to get the '49 on the road for the STREET RODDER magazine Road Tour to the NSRA Nationals, I was going to turn the pipes down as shown and temporarily terminate the system here.With the mufflers mounted, the system was finished. Unfortunately, the rest of the car wasn't and didn't make it to the Nats-I did though.On my return from Louisville I decided to route the exhaust out the rear of the car as originally planned, meaning I had to snake the tubing over the rearend through very limited space, though I'd allowed sufficient when mounting the ShockWaves, fuel, brake and air lines, and suspension level sensors during the build. Here I'm tack welding the rear section together.This is what the rear of the system would have looked like had I had time to get the car finished to drive to Louisville. The tubing follows the angle of the trailing arms before entering the mufflers.Snaking the tubing over the rearend involved more twists and turns than the average soap opera plot. I shall wrap this section with Thermo-Tec heat shield, as used on my roadster pickup, as it does run close to brake and air lines, as well as the ShockWaves, in a couple of places. Here the ShockWaves are fully extended, meaning this would be with the suspension fully raised while this would be in the fully dropped position. The car will never be driven at this height, but even so, the exhaust does not touch any other components. When routing an exhaust, always allow for suspension travel when routing the tubing over, or even under, a rearend, or near suspension components.Looking from directly below, you can see the route the tubing had to take to go over the axle. I also had to move the mufflers forward by some 5 inches in order to gain enough room for the bends to clear the ShockWaves.
The rearmost section of the system would comprise a length of straight tube, exiting between the gravel pan and rear chassis crossmember, and ultimately through the rear bumper. Knowing the height and position of this length of tubing, I needed to make one last bend to connect it up. When cutting U-bends, an adjustable protractor can be used to determine the angles of the cuts.I needed a bend with a tighter radius to make this final turn, returning from a quick trip to the mandrel bend supplier with the bend shown on the right.Here's the rear of the system, with both tailpipes running alongside the sunken trunk floor, as planned. I had to sacrifice a little symmetry when it came to routing the exhaust under the Panhard rod on the driver side, but everything is tucked up above the lower edge of the chassis, meaning I'll never rip my exhaust off when traversing steep ramps or suchlike.


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Hundreds of people gathered to celebrate a Kansas City restaurant that was destroyed in an explosion at a benefit for its former employees.
More than 1,200 people attended the benefit Tuesday for JJ's restaurant, a Country Club Plaza restaurant destroyed Feb. 19 by the explosion. One employee was killed and 15 other people were injured.
About three dozen restaurants contributed to Friends of JJ's Benefit and several Kansas City artists performed.
Part of the event's proceeds will go to the Megan Cramer Foundation for the Arts. Cramer, a server at JJ's, died in the explosion. Other proceeds will help the injured and workers who lost their jobs.
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Skewered Lamb with Crispy Rosemary Potatoes
Categories: Entertaining, Low-fat, On the Grill, Quick to fix
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Your family will go crazy for skewered lamb and rosemary potatoes.
Prep Time: 15M
Cooking Time: 30M
Serves: Serves 4
- 11/2lb (675g) all-purpose potatoes, peeled and cut into small cubes
- 1-2 tbsp olive oil, plus extra for coating lamb
- handful of fresh rosemary sprigs
- 2lb (900g) lean lamb, cut into cubes
- juice of 1 lemon
- 2 tsp paprika
- sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
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- Preheat the oven to 400�F (200�C). Combine the potatoes, 1-2 tbsp olive oil, and rosemary in a roasting pan. Season with salt. Using your hands, toss gently so the potatoes are evenly coated. Roast in the oven for 20-25 minutes until golden and crispy at the edges.
- Meanwhile, put the lamb in a bowl, and toss with a little olive oil, the lemon juice, paprika, salt, and plenty of pepper. Thread the pieces of lamb onto small skewers until they are tightly packed.
- Place the lamb skewers on top of the potatoes in the roasting pan, turning them after 5-8 minutes, and roast until they are cooked through. Serve with the potatoes and a green salad.
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6 Feb 2013 2:44 PM #1
GXT 3.0.4 Available
We're excited to announce the release of Sencha GXT 3.0.4. This version is avaiable only to our active support subscribers. Support subscribers can download the latest version of GXT from the support portal at http://support.sencha.com or from maven.
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Release 3.0.4 (2/5/13 - tag 3.0.4)
General Changes
- [EXTGWT-2488] - Support GWT 2.5 closure compiler feature
- [EXTGWT-2779] - Add support for IE10 (GXT.isIE10 and gxt.user.agent)
- VML Draw engine now supports clipping (except for rotated sprites, due to limitations in VML)
- Added NumberField and SpinnerField subclasses that support Integer/Float/Double/Long/Short/BigDecimal/BigInteger via a default constructor
- Added ComboBox/ComboBoxCell subclasses with specific String support, allowing user-entered values and optionally keeping them in the store
- Backwards incompatible - renamed protected method Menu.onAutoHide to Menu.onPreviewEvent, and changed signature to return void to clarify that the method is only to update the Menu based on the preview event, and the return value has no effect.
- [EXTGWT-1937] - Error tip has discontinuous border in IE6
- [EXTGWT-2172] - FieldSet does not respect height
- [EXTGWT-2231] - TreeGrid horizontal scroll bar showing when not needed causing last row to be hidden
- [EXTGWT-2252] - Forms : Forms Example and Forms Example (UI Binder): Validation is not functioning as per the text in error tool tip
- [EXTGWT-2521] - Bug: onBeforeShowEvent called twice for combo box in grid (inline editing)
- [EXTGWT-2525] - Grid with GridInlineEditing and GroupSummaryView displays editor in wrong location
- [EXTGWT-2528] - ComboBox clears value on blur even with setForceSelection(false)
- [EXTGWT-2535] - Tree Context Menu causes unintended scroll / display issues on IE
- [EXTGWT-2537] - VML Sprite's setClipRectangle doesn't clip line on IE 8
- [EXTGWT-2548] - In FF and IE9, chart axis do not draw properly on hidden tab
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- [EXTGWT-2593] - Charts – Dashboard – Filter option becomes invisible and column header drop down list stays on the screen, once any column is filtered and immediately clicked on very next column header drop down
- [EXTGWT-2622] - Gxt 3 GroupingView, start collapsed and headers render
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- [EXTGWT-2632] - BorderLayoutData setCollapsed(true) not honored
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- [EXTGWT-2660] - Child of FieldSet has height that extends the contents of Field Set (clips correctly)
- [EXTGWT-2661] - Issue with SeriesSelectionHandler on Charts on Scrolling down the browser
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- [EXTGWT-2695] - Grid – XML Grid – Getting exception error upon click on column header in a specific scenario
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- [EXTGWT-2732] - Grid – Live Grid – Grid is not displaying properly after clicking on expand/collapse icon when example panel size is increased in collapsed mode
- [EXTGWT-2734] - TabPanel update ignores TabItemConfig close
- [EXTGWT-2737] - Grid column context menu failed to hide
- [EXTGWT-2738] - ListView not firing selection change with multiple selections
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So when is the Closure compiler fix included for GPL?
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Yes. Do you have some policies when fixes and new features appears in GPL version?
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Turkish Translation
Hi Darrell,
when will you put Turkish translation?
I'm waiting it for 2 years.
I've already sent it my translation document to you.
Now I attached again. Please put this.
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26 Apr 2013 8:40 AM #6
Thanks for providing the turkish translation. I'll see it gets added here in the future. GXT issue 2977
It is available in GPL with a support contract already. Although if you want it with out a support contract, it could be available late this year once 3.1.0 gets released. In the mean time if you like the fixes sooner a support contract can be garnered from this location > http://www.sencha.com/products/gxt
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30 May 2013 1:17 PM #7
@harun The Turkish translation has been added and will be out in the next release.


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The construction of these door levers is high quality and built to last. The lever handle has springs mounted behind the rosettes and sideplates. This allows the lever to return back to its original rest position and prevents lever sag. The latches on this lever are made of rugged die-cast construction allowing you to feel secure and safe. In order to provide smooth, lifelong operation, Emtek builds their door hardware with a plastic bushing located within the joint and between the rosette allowing friction free movement. With this plastic bushing in place, the Cortina lever will always maintain smooth operation. This product is "wobble free" thanks to the set screw. A simple tightening of this screw will typically take care of any wobble you may encounter over time.
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- Door Thickness: 1-1/4" - 3"
- Backset: 2-3/8" or 2-3/4"
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I'm shutting down an old email account, but I'd like to keep access to the messages in the associated IMAP folders. There are a lot of folders/ messages. Is there a way I can go through the side door and migrate all the folders and messages into my local Thunderbird folders? I want to be able to pull them up in searches, etc. But I'd like to get rid of the account.
There are several tools which will help you download and synchronize IMAP accounts. Try out a few of the following packages I found with "apt-cache search imap" :)
You can drag and drop or copy and paste your IMAP mails from one account to the other with Evolution. However depending on the size of your IMAP account this may take a while*.
*We have tested this here on an account with approximately 15.000 mails.
You can simply drag and drop folders across accounts in Thunderbird. I have migrated from one IMAP account to another this way in the past.


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Reporter: Sporting, posted by Kinch O'Kelley
(July 5, 2013) - Sporting Kansas City is headed to Bridgeview, IL this weekend as they take on the Chicago Fire at Toyota Park on Sunday.
The match will be nationally televised on ESPN with kickoff scheduled for 2 p.m. CT. Sunday's match can also be heard locally on Sports Radio 810 WHB.
Sporting Kansas City and the Chicago Fire meet three times during the 2013 MLS regular season. The first match ended in a 0-0 draw at Sporting Park in Sporting Kansas City's home opener on March 16.
The Chicago Fire have won their last five matches in all-competitions including a defeat of Sporting KC USL-PRO affiliate club, Orlando City SC in the quarterfinals of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
Sunday's match features two of the Leagues top goalscorers in the Chicago Fire's Mike Magee and Sporting Kansas City's Claudio Bieler. Magee has scored four goals in Chicago's last five matches and added two assists since joining the Fire on May 25. Bieler has scored eight goals this season, fifth best in the League.
Sporting Kansas City has lost only one time in the club's last seven MLS matches and are coming off a 1-1 draw with the Vancouver Whitecaps on Wednesday. Aurelien Collin opened the scoring in the 35th minute moving Sporting KC's record when the Frenchman scores to 8-0-2 all-time.
Wednesday's midweek matchup marked the 25th consecutive sellout at Sporting Park. More than 300 Sporting KC supporters will be in attendance for Sunday's match at Chicago.
At halftime of the match on Sunday, Major League Soccer will announce 10 of the XI players selected via fan vote for the 2013 AT&T MLS All-Star Game. The ten players announced will have earned the most fan votes from a combination of text, online and Twitter.
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The National Guard is set to provide security when West Virginia hosts its first National Boy Scout Jamboree this summer, but mandated federal spending cuts could affect safety there, according to the office of U.S. Rep. David B. McKinley.
McKinley, R-Wheeling, now plans to introduce legislation that would keep the Department of Defense from pulling its support for the event except in a situation affecting national security, according to McKinley spokesman Jim Forbes. President Barack Obama has said due to the sequester of federal spending, the Department of Defense will be cutting back on the use of the National Guard in all states.
Forbes said this could greatly impact the upcoming Boy Scouts National Jamboree, slated for July 15-24 at the Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve - the new home for the jamboree.
It is located in Mount Hope, W.Va., between Beckley and Glen Jean, W.Va.
"Since 1972, the Department of Defense has been supporting the Boy Scouts Jamboree," Forbes said. "As it stands now, the Department of Defense can pull their support from events like this due to sequestration or for whatever reason.
"We're going to change the language to say the DOD can only get out of pulling the National Guard if it affects national security. That's what Rep. McKinley is working to get done."
McKinley was in meetings throughout Monday and could not be reached for comment.
At least 50,000 Scouts, Venturers, volunteers and staff from all over the country are expected to gather in Mount Hope for the Jamboree this summer, according to the Boy Scouts of America. The World Scout Jamboree is planned for the new facility in 2019.
McKinley, an Eagle Scout, is a strong supporter of Scouting. During the last session of Congress, he was one of 19 Eagle Scouts in the 435-member House of Representatives.


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In my CMS, I noticed that directories need the executable bit (
+x) set for the user to open them. Why is the execute permission required to read a directory, and how do directory permissions in Linux work?
In my CMS, I noticed that directories need the executable bit (
When applying permissions to directories on Linux, the permission bits have different meanings than on regular files.
First, think: What is a directory? It's just a list of items (files and other directories) that live within. So: directory = list of names.
Read bit = If set, you can read this list. So, for example, if you have a directory named
Write bit = If set, you can modify this list i.e. you can {add,rename,delete} names on it. But! You can actually do it only if the execute bit is set too.
Execute bit = Make this directory your working directory i.e.
Interesting case 1: If you have write + execute permissions on a directory, you can {delete,rename} items living within even if you don't have write perimission on those items. (use sticky bit to prevent this)
Interesting case 2: If you have execute (but not write) permission on a directory AND you have write permission on a file living within, you cannot delete the file (because it involves removing it from the list). However, you can erase its contents e.g. if it's a text file you can use vi to open it and delete everything. The file will still be there, but it will be empty.
Read bit = You can read the names on the list.
PS: The article mentioned by KAK is a good read.
Here is a good article on this.
A directory with its
Here are a few examples that should make it easier to understand:
There is even more information in the Hacking Linux Exposed article.


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I'm looking for games in which the PCs are expected to travel between many different parallel earths – call them what you will: alternate dimensions, alternate histories, whatever. If there was a Sliders RPG, it would fall right into this category.
I am not looking for:
- tips on running such a campaign with some other game
- worlds-collide games like Rifts, Torg, or Gamma World 7E
- single-history time-travel games
It seems like such games must exist, but the only one I've found is Multiverser.


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Getting Up To Speed With…Brendan Boyce
By Ben Deatherage
Well he's back. Brendan Boyce will be seen at Cottage Grove Speedway on a regular basis in the 360 Sprints. Boyce was the 2001 Most Improved Driver/Rookie of the Year Award recipient in the Limited Sprints and Rookie of the Year in 360 Sprints in 2005. He also will be making select races against both the Northwest Wingless Tour and the Northwest Extreme Winged Sprints. Boyce, originally from Cottage Grove, Oregon but now living in Eugene, last ran CGS back in 2011. In addition to having a career as a driver he has also wrenched on crews for Roger Crockett, Brent Kaeding, Bud Kaeding, Logan Forler, Donny Schatz, Jeremy Campbell, and (Morrie) Williams Motorsports with Jonathan Allard and Dennis Moore Jr.
Driver: Brendan Boyce
Home Track: Cottage Grove Speedway
Hometown: Eugene, Oregon
Occupation: Diesel Mechanic Service Manager
Age: 29
Years Racing: 12
Classification: 360 Sprints/Non-Wing Sprints
Car Number: 65
Chassis: XXX Race Co. (Winged)/Maxim (Non-Winged)
Sponsors: Boyce & Sons Landscaping and Building Materials, BC Motorsports, Don's Powdercoating, Steelhouse Metal Roofing Supply
Special Thanks: Heather Boyce (Sister), Rick Boyce (Father), Ted Baker
BD: You stepped away from the racing scene for a few years. Last time I saw you run was about 2011 if I remember right?
BB: I ran a couple of races at Coos Bay Speedway last year in their Crate car down there. But 2008 was really the last year I ran fulltime. In 2009 and 2010 I went and helped work on Logan Forler's car when he was getting started. We ran six or eight races in 2011 but broke our only motor we had and it had a lot of nights on it. Last year I tried to get something put together but I decided to take my time to do it right and not drive myself into debt.
BD: With you coming back to run fulltime are you nervous at all?
BB: I'm not really nervous. I have high expectations and don't want to struggle. I want to get back to where we left off but not running regularly for awhile has kind of gotten me out of racing shape. The first few races are going to get myself familiar with the car and go from there.
BD: Have you finalized your plans for 2013?
BB: Right now we plan on running sixteen to twenty shows but it's kind of a week to week deal. We're basically going to be running off of race winnings so that will dictate a lot of what we can do. We just had Ted Baker from Steelhouse sponsor us a motor that will be used for Non-Wing races and we may run some Limited shows. As for the 360 Sprints we only have one engine and are going to cautious on putting too many nights on it.
BD: You've spent a lot of time wrenching in the past on other cars with some good teams. How has that helped you as a driver?
BB: You get a very different perspective and you get to watch a lot of racing. It's really hard to put into words what you learn from watching but it's really helpful. The flipside is you work on one team and they setup a car a certain way and you think that that is the best way to do it. Then you go to another team and they do things completely different. I learned a lot on the road, what works for all of them might not work for me. It's all good knowledge, but it's not all applicable to what we're doing.
BD: What are you most excited for returning to CGS?
BB: Really just to see the racing family and to have another opportunity to do it again. I'm really excited to get a chance to beat that #11 car. You really know you're doing something right if you can beat him at Grove.
The Cottage Grove Speedway is back in action Friday May 3rd for Karts this Saturday the 4th on the ¼-mile oval for the fourth race of 2013. Classes on hand Saturday will be the Northwest Wingless Tour, Northwest Extreme Sprints (formerly Limited Sprints), IMCA Modifieds, Street Stocks, and Hornets on the card. To keep up to speed with the Cottage Grove Speedway log on to www.cottagegrovespeedway.com for the latest news and stories.
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I work at a four-year teaching school, where we pride ourselves on teaching pure math, proof, and a rather obsessive carefulness of work. Recently I have been criticized for saying that "Let $x \in A$" is often a good way to begin a proof of a statement about all elements of $A$. The criticism is based on the objection that $A$ could be empty, in which case there is no $x$ to be in $A$. The issue affects quite a lot of mathematical content, because more than half of our proofs are proofs of universal statements, and most of them begin this way.
I have objected that if $A$ is empty, then any universal statement $\forall x \in A ...$ is vacuously true, but people are telling me that this needs to be dealt with as a special case, or else the proof is technically incorrect, etc.
I have appealed to normal mathematical conventions, without success. Our department prides itself on being more careful than normal working mathematicians. Convention can do what it will, but we intend to be right!
I have appealed to serious logic, by talking about the underlying meaning of "Let $x \in A$." In my reading it plays a dual role of symbol introduction ("Use $x$ to represent a single thing") and assumption ("Assume $x \in A$"). But these arguments have no traction -- "our students can't be expected to understand clever subtleties of metalogic."
I fear the only option remaining is to appeal to authority -- some specific authority who says this act of "Let $x \in A$" has some sort of seal of approval. Maybe such an authority is here?
From this question you might thing I work with fools, but they're really very wonderful and intelligent people, and the sense of family here is unusually strong. Like family, they drive me out of my head sometimes. Probably it's mutual.
So I suppose I have two questions: 1. Am I right? 2. Is there any hope for me to persuade my colleagues that I'm right?
(3. But social advice would be welcome too.)
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14 Jun 2013 3:24 AM #101
Animation in afterShow can be too soon
Hi Eirik
I've run into a problem using the notification window. I want to share my workaround in case it's useful for others.
The content of my popup window is a label control and a grid arranged in a vbox layout. I want the window to size dynamically to the content and I want the window to emerge from the bottom. The problem I've had is that the notification window computes the offsets required for the animation in 'afterShow'.
If the window layout is the default 'auto' this is fine because the correct window height has been computed by the time the window is show. However, if the content is dependent upon the layout engine then by the time afterShow is called, the height will be whatever initial minimal height ExtJS uses (zero or minHeight for example).
My solution is to move the code in 'afterShow' to new function 'doAnimation' which is called from 'afterLayout'. Now this is not the whole story in a couple of ways.
One is that 'afterLayout' is fired repeatedly but only once after 'afterShow' So the trick is to record the show event in 'afterShow' and arrange that the code in 'afterLayout' executes only once after the window has been shown (see the code snippet below).
The other issue is that 'afterLayout' is only called if a layout is used. By default the notification window does not use a layout so the 'auto' layout is used. In this case 'autoLayout' is not called after 'afterShow'. If the only place 'doAnimation' is called is in 'afterLayout' then the window will never appear. This means 'doAnimiation' should be called from 'afterShow' if this.getLayout().$className == 'Ext.layout.container.Auto' or from 'afterLayout' otherwise.
The only other wrinkle is that when doAnimation is called from afterLayout, the windows does not seem to be active. To address that I've added a call to setActive();
This change works for me in the narrow case of my scenario and is not tested to work in all scenarios. However, the relevant code change in my implementation of the notification window can be shown like this:
afterShow: function () { if (this.getLayout().$className === 'Ext.layout.container.Auto') this.doAnimation(); else this.shown = true; this.callParent(arguments); }, afterLayout: function() { var me = this; if (!me.shown) return; delete this.shown; this.callParent(arguments); me.setActive(true); me.doAnimation(); }, doAnimation: function() { // The rest of the 'afterShow' code appears here... }
2 Jul 2013 6:59 AM #102
3 Jul 2013 9:23 AM #103
4 Jul 2013 1:04 AM #104
Is this compatible with the neptune theme? I tried it but it doesnt look 'smooth'.I`m from Holland!
10 Jul 2013 2:07 AM #105
Social coding
Hello Eirik,
Thanks for the great extension!
One proposal to share the code of this great ux in any social coding places like github, making future developing easier and of course collaboration with the community.
I've found that you've joined the github (https://github.com/EirikLorentsen) will be great to move development there.
25 Aug 2013 10:31 AM #106
Erik, great work on this. But I thought I'd ask about an issue that seems to have popped up in 4.2.1. When a Notification is rendered, it starts off in the top right (if I've set it to TR of course), but then jumps to the center of the screen, and then animates from screen center back up to the top right. I assume something changed in 4.2.1 either in the CSS or maybe in how relative X/Y are calculated or something. Before I dive in over my head to try and see if I can figure it out, I figured I'd ask if you've seen this or had any ideas. Was hoping maybe it's something you'd be able to identify quickly since you're so familiar with the code. If not, I plan to try and dig in and see if I can figure out what's changed.
25 Aug 2013 11:43 AM #107
I think I found it. For some reason, it looks like the actual x and y isn't being set initially on the window (and probably its underlying El?). I force these to be set in the beforeShow() handler, just before the call to me.el.animate() by adding this:
me.x = me.getX();
me.y = me.getY();
Seems to work correctly on 4.2.1 now!
30 Aug 2013 4:42 PM #108
Good point!
The plugin is now a project on GitHub:
3 Sep 2013 10:33 AM #109
problem with extjs v.4.2.1
i have problems with version ExtJs. v.4.2.1 ..the window notification show on top, but no show the window complete, only one section of window.... when i use extjs v .4.1 work fine... but with version. 4.2.1 not work.... one suggestion for fix the problem?
3 Sep 2013 2:33 PM #110
Scorpie: There should be no problem using themes. The basic plugin does not modify any markup. The notifications are identical to windows in that respect.
However my alternative styling in the demo might look a bit off because it is modifying the css of the base theme. But if you are using the Neptune theme you probably don't want to use the alternative styling anyway..
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I know that we can prove a contradiction in naive set theory.
Let D be a set of all sets that don't contain itself. Say D does not contain D. Then D contains D. That means D contains itself. A contradiction. Hence, D contains D. But that means D doesn't contain itself. That means D doesn't contain D again. But we presume D contains D. So another contradiction. Because either D contains itself and D does not contain itself is false, we're pretty much stuck.
So, set theory is pretty much upgraded to kingdom come to prevent this so called contradiction. I am still unsure how after so much upgrade the contradiction is gone.
How do we know that there will be no contradiction for group or other theory? How do I know if that from some axioms like commutative, associative, have identity, etc. suddenly I found out that A is a group and not a group or something like that.
Note: The problem with one contradiction is if you can proof one you can proof anything. Say I want to proof 1=0. Say 1 is not 0. Now, let Z be a set of all sets that doesn't contain it self. Yada yada yada... Contradiction. Hence, 1=0. The sun also rises in the west (at least for the last 300 years)


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A friend of mine has an HTC Aria on AT&T. On his application settings screen, he does not have the option to allow installation of apps from unknown sources. Is there any way to change this option to allow him to install downloaded apps (*.apk files) without rooting the phone?
Unfortunately, it seems like the HTC Aria does have that ability, but AT&T has removed it.
You can install apps on the HTC Aria using the ADB client.
You'll need to install the android SDK on your PC, and then use ADB to install the .apk files.
To install the android SDK, follow the steps in the Android Developer's guide to setting up your phone for development.
If you're on Windows, you'll need to go to HTC to get the device drivers, as Google only provides drivers for their devices. For some reason HTC doesn't publicise the ADB driver well, but it is included in the HTC Sync software. You can grab the latest version from HTC's Aria downloads page.
Mac and Linux users do not need to install device drivers to use ADB.
Finally, connect your device to your PC, making sure that debugging mode is enabled on the device. You should see an entry in the system tray stating that the device is in debug mode. On your PC, run the following command:
This will install the app on your phone, and you'll be good to go! Note that you'll either need to have the android-sdk/platform-tools directory in your path, or run the command from that directory.
I know this is a really old (and probably no longer relevant) post, but as I have an HTC Aria and I shared the same issue, I thought it was worth posting another option. I would suggest checking out a program called SuperOneClick. With it, I was able to permanently enable my Aria to install non-market apps. It will also allow for the installation of the Amazon market. All of this without having to root your phone or do anything to void the warranty (at least to my knowledge). It was very easy to use.
You could try the instructions in this XDA post. Be aware that doing this will disable your ability to send/receive MMS messages, and will require a hard reset to fix: