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2009: Drummer, DJ and music producer Adam Goldstein, better known as DJ AM, dies from an accidental drug overdose at age 36 in New York City. Goldstein was a member of the rock band Crazy Town, worked on albums for Papa Roach, Will Smith and other artists, and appeared on several television series. [ + - ]
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1981: John W. Hinckley Jr. pleads not guilty to charges of attempting to kill President Ronald Reagan. Reagan suffered heavy internal bleeding and a punctured lung in the March 30, 1981, assassination attempt, but recovered quickly. Hinckley was eventually found not guilty by reason of insanity and sentenced to remain under institutional psychiatric care. After a federal judge ruled Hinckley was no longer a threat to himself or others, he was released on Aug. 5, 2016. [ + - ]
1978: Actor Robert Shaw, best known for movies such as "The Sting," "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three," "Black Sunday" and "Jaws," dies of a heart attack at the age of 51 in Ireland. He earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for 1966's "A Man for All Seasons." [ + - ]
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1955: Emmett Till, a 14-year-old black boy from Chicago, is murdered while visiting relatives in the Mississippi Delta region after reportedly flirting with a white woman. The woman's husband, Roy Bryant, and his half-brother J.W. Milam were eventually acquitted of Till's kidnapping and murder, but months later, protected against double jeopardy, they admitted in a magazine interview to killing him. Till's murder is noted as a pivotal event motivating the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. [ + - ]
1943: Baseball manager Lou Piniella, who led the Cincinnati Reds to a World Series title in 1990 and retired in 2010 ranked 14th all-time on the list of MLB managerial wins, is born in Tampa, Florida. Piniella also won two championships as a player with the New York Yankees in 1977 and 1978 and also coached the Yankees, Seattle Mariners, Tampa Bay Devil Rays and Chicago Cubs during his managerial career. [ + - ]
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Q-Jet Metering Rod Idea
Ok I'm prolly gonna get a million posts tellin me how stupid I am for even thinking this up and I may be way off in the way my mind is thinking.... But anyways here it goes....
From what i understand there are 2 metering rods.. 1 for part throttle. and the second for WOT for use with the secondaries.. Well if this proves right.. Which it probably doesn't and this whole post is for nothing. But anyways back to the subject... If this is true. Then would it be possible to put one size of metering rod on the part throttle side to make it run a tad leaner and get better gas mileage. Then on the other side have a slightly richer rod for when the secondaries open?
I mainly thaught of this because I've been experimenting with 2 different sets of metering rods in my 305... One set gives me excelent gas mileage.. But not soo good power when the secondaries are open.. Where the other set gives me more ponies but less gas mileage... Was hoping to maybe have gas mileage to and from places.. Then when I open it up have the power there with a richer metering rod..
Also the side that sets lower is the Primary (part throttle) rod right? And the one slightly higher is for the secondaries?
Good idea? Bad Idea? Or just an idea i gotta experiment with on my own?
Well, I think I understand your question.
The Q-jet has 4 metering rods. Two are inside the carb under the top lid, they are for the primarys, the front 2, small butterflys. They adjust up and down by engine vacuum to richen the mix during acceleration, and then lower down some during cruise.
The other 2 are for the rear 2 big secondary butterflys. They also move up in the jet when the secondarys are opened.
Both the front and rear rods are replacable. The front rods fit into replacable jets, the rears go into a fixed hole.
You can change the front ones to smaller diameter rods ( more jet area, richer mixture) or bigger rods, ( smaller jet area, leaner mixture.) You can also change the jets too.
You can also change the rear rods for a richer or leaner "wide open throttle" position.
I actually asked this same question about a year ago to one of the guys that I race with, and just as Jmark said, it can be done. The only problem is, that when you disrupt the balance between the primaries and secondaries, it's near impossible to get a smooth transition into your secondary circuit. There are 21 different hangers which basically control how the secondary metering rods sit, and then there are nearly 50 rods that control the rate of fuel itself. That equals up to over 1000 combinations, not to mention that you'll have to tune your air valves to open correctly in response to the huge amount of fuel. You'd be better off, in my opinion, to find a mid point as far as rods and hangers. If you have time, find a B, K or L, and a V hangar to give you the extremes and a midpoint, and then do the same with the rods you have. After tuning on my firebird, I was able to get about 15 mpg, and still turn out 400+ horsepower. Good luck and let us know when you do get everything tuned in.
I also "tinkered" with the q-jet secondaries for a racing application. I started by experimenting with rods only, and it seemed to change things more drastically than I wanted. Thought I was smart, so I changed jets then, trying to figure out the perfect combo. As adryan16 said, there are a LOT of combinations of rods/jets. Combine that with the need to gently lift the lid from a q-jet at the track, between laps, and I was getting a bit frustrated. I went back to the baseline combination and adjusted the rods and jets one change at a time as a set. That seemed to get closer to the results that I was after in the RPM range that I was looking for. Somewhere I found a chart that mated rods and jets for several applications, as well as some data on making changes. I'll dig around to see if I can find it. My advice is to change small, check the results, write it down, and change some more. Good luck. It just takes time, money and a good set of eyes and fingers to mess with q-jets!
You can adjust the primary side using PTA screw, a small amount changes the jet area a LOT so go easy. That will give you the good gas mileage. When picking a set be concerned with the tip diameter thats what will keep it from pinging at light throttle.
On the secondary side just find a set stamped DA theyll work good.
Just from changing the secondary metering rods I had a drastic change in milage and power... Milage went down and power went up... But what if i were to have a leaner rod on the side that sets lower.. And a richer rod on the side that sets higher? Is it possible to do this? And would I hurt anything if I tried it?
Most Q-jets are on the lean side to begin with, I don't think you'll be able to lean out the primary's any more? Your feeding all 8 cylinders with the frt barrels until you stand on it. It's kinda like 2 seperate carbs. can't steal from one side and give it to the other!
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|The best to you, Wheelie and Sophie. Please keep in touch.
Here is Sophie. Riding in the car (thinks she is the navigator), and sitting in my shoulder.
Bill B.
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|The shelter should have never adopted this dog out and I think they were negligent by doing so. I cannot believe what people are willing to risk just to "not fail a very troubled dog".
|Bill & Wheelie - I too wish you luck. I feel bad for Wheelie because all one can do is speculate on his past and the possible horrors it involved. I am hoping you all get through "this" which refers to his behavioral issues and the relocation. It may be total wishful thinking but there it is.
Prevent Motion Sickness in Dogs, Prevention of Dog Vomiting - CERENIA
For the ride.
Still highly recommend Tuft's as you get ready to move. Good luck!
I really want to see your pet pigeon!
Thank you for keeping faith in your pup.
I wish you and him all the best in the near future <3
Wheelie update
Hi everyone,
SInce it has been about two months since the last post, I thought I would give an update about Wheelie for those who are interested.
First of all, I am still in my house outside of Chicago in North Barrington. It has taken quite a bit longer than I imagined to take care of everything to move. Hopefully within the next two weeks I will be able to head to WA.
Now, please keep in mind that Wheelie lives alone in a house with only myself and Sophie the pigeon. We have had no inside visitors since my last post. With that noted, living in the house, Wheelie has become an unbelievable, exceptionally loving (and clingy) dog. He does not like me to be out of his sight at any time, even when I go into the bathroom. If I watch TV, he lays on the couch with his head on my leg. If I am reading, he lays with his chin on my foot. If I am in bed, he lays as close to me as possible.
Because of this closeness, he is exceptionally attuned to me and my comments and reactions. We have worked on his manners and he has come quite a long way since I got him from the rescue in mid-July.
Outside of the house, not quite as much progress. Or, perhaps more correctly, a different issue. Where before he seemed exceptionally fearful, now is is just aggressive. On leash, he will bark at dogs and people. Even with the doggie Prozac, he is not as much "afraid" of the outside world as hyper-alert. If a tree branch 100 yards away cracks, he will whip his head around level of alertness. Sometimes when we walk at night, the wind will cause the trees to squeak and groan and he is trying to look at every noise at once. And, of course, he is extremely interested in squirrels and other darting animals. I have been working to make him "sit" and "focus" and he will sit and look at me, but still having great difficulty in keeping his attention. I had another dog who was similar but not as extreme a case as this.
He is still having difficulty in dealing with any other people except me. There is an older couple who always hail me to come over and chat, I have brought Wheelie a few times. He has progressed to where he will sit nicely and not bark at them, but if they cough or honk their nose blowing it, or something like that, he will bark. However, it does not seem to be like it was before when he was clearly scared of people and would sit motionless, staring before lunging.
I do have a basket muzzle which I have worked with getting him used to at home. At first he was like Houdini, somehow managing to get it off no matter what I did, but I think I have got the hang of it now. We have worked with lots of treats, so he sees the muzzle as something "fun" I think.
Again, aside from what I have written about before and his barking, aggressive behavior (which is not unimportant), in every other way he is an amazing, loving, extremely affectionate dog. He loves to play, when he is especially happy, he will find his squeaky and prance around with it squeaking merrily. He gets plenty of treats, including a daily Dingo Dental Chew and a "bone" each night before bed, like a Busy Bone, Dingo bone or one of those ""meat in the middle" rawhide chews. He knows that when I am putting Sophie in for the evening, it is bedtime, so he runs to the bed and "sits pretty" very alert, waiting for his bone. Then he curls up next to me and snores like a muscle car with headers all night.
I should also note that in the seven years I have lived here, with three other dogs, never once has one been sprayed by a skunk, but in the few months I have had Wheelie, he has gotten it in the face five times now, the latest being last week. What is important is that he lets me do whatever I want to him with no complaint, including rinsing out his eyes. As well, clipping his nails and other things like that. When I first got him home, if I simply touched his haunches or even his sides, he would jump and once even snapped at the air. Point being, is at least he has become comfortable enough that I can touch him anywhere and do anything without protest (except the sad, "do-wiht-me-what-you-will-human" eyes).
This does not make things any clearer for what will happen when I get to WA, and he has a new house, my wife, her dog and all the other changes to process. I think that will be a huge challenge. He will start training there, initially individual sessions with his trainer, me and, eventually, my wife. Also, I cannot even imagine the drive from here to WA in a car with him and a pigeon for 2,000 miles. I have been taking him on shorter car trips to try and get him acclimated to driving (because he was violently carsick several times when I first brought him home from the shelter). Giving him 3 Benedryl seems to help a bit, but if I do not, even a trip just down the street makes him carsick. I might end up giving him some of the tranquilizers for the drive, he can zonk out in the back and the pigeon can ride shotgun (she LOVES the car--go figure).
Anyway, I just wanted to give an update and thank everyone once again for all their help, suggestions, good wishes. I do not know what the future holds in store, but we are doing the best we can.
Thanks again,
Bill B. (& Wheelie)
|thanks for the update, i wish you great luck in your multi-faceted approach to tackling the problem. take care. (((hugs to wheelie))).
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Since I have been in this realm of reading books dealing with dogs like crazy, I can't remember if anyone told you about the book, The Dog Who Loved Too Much by Dr. Nicholas Dodman. He goes over different behavioral issues like aggression, fear, obsessive behavior. He talks about different cases, different types of each thing. How he helped (or actually in some cases didn't find a solid help) for the different dogs. It really has been an enjoy for me to read, and I can relate to the idea of medicating and behavioral changes since I personally have found myself in a similar situation.
Training methods can some days can only do so much. Just like medications can only do so much. It's when you are open to trying different things, potentially combining the two things that you can have success. If it helps Wheelie so that you don't have to go down the path to euthanizing, in the end I'd say winner, winner chicken dinner in that case!
Hey Bill,
I have been reading this thread with interest. I have been in medicine/nursing for what seems like 100 years, and I'd like to put my 2 cents in regarding medicating the dog. I come from a family that fully subscribed to home remedies, and never believed that medication or interventions were the first line, and this is how I still think: however, I would like to say in this case the dogs anxiety seems so overwhelming that he will never be able to learn unless that said anxiety is blunted somewhat with fluoxetine, or other means. There is a difference between drugging the dog into submission and augmenting the behavior so that they are calm enough to,learn to trust the world. I wish you the best of luck with your move to Washington state, and your work with your pup.
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Nonresidential and public works construction continues to try to pick up the slack while residential building dives. "Part of the slack has been picked up by continued strength for nonresidential building and public works," said Robert Murray, vice president of economic affairs for McGraw-Hill Construction. "This was especially true in June, as several very large projects boosted nonresidential volume."
The annual rate of nonresidential construction totaled $253.2 billion in June, up a whopping 29% from the prior month. Several very large projects contributed, including a refinery expansion in Louisiana, a Kia Motors auto plant in Georgia, and two very large office buildings. By building type, hotels led the nonresidential expansion with a 185% increase. These included the Fontainebleau project in Las Vegas, and other large hotels in Los Angeles, San Antonio, and Orlando, Fla. Retail construction increased 6%.
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|Hey. Don't knock it til you try it. My uncle had a yorkie that was a freakin terror. No one in their right mind got near that dog.
The problem is you guys are looking at the wrong breeds. I shouldn't even be showing you guys this because if this information is abused it could lead to some bad repercussions but this is how it is really done.
I know im late but the big gsd suprised me, for that matter so did the cane corso. I liked the Rott but could def use some more training.
I personally know most dogs wouldnt know what to do. Thats pets and sport dogs alike. I believe natural protection has to be bred for.
Originally Posted by carmspack View Post
the owner of the malinois is himself very nervous about the dog . Everything from the sing-song Soco? who is it ? to the dancing back and forth , backing up , and then when the decoy appears the man says , while backing up 'oh crap I don't want to get bit' . He is at the point where he can handle a dog to do the job for real .
He could have wound the dog up, created suspicion . This is all prey play.
the worst of the lot is the Rottweiler tugging on the mans belt. I have got to believe that this is a set up and both the victim and bad guy are known to the dog . The dog has no desire to dominate the situation. The "bad guy" isn't the least bit concerned about the dog . If he is armed as the youtube caption suggests the victim would have had a gut shot , intended or clumsy accidental .
Prey drive is not what you are looking for.
comment on the cane corso --- if this is what AKC CKC breeding does to alter a breed in such a short time from being a formidable , aggressive dog , to a big lug of nothing -- which I didn't even recognize to be a cane corso .
The ones I have seen in American street ring where much more like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBpNR6MshWY
The rottie was the best of the bunch and showed some nerve unlike the others who would have been gone in the same situation.
I think until a pet is put in the position the owner will never know.
Doobie = purebred collie we had when I was a teenager. My father often went on overnight business trips leaving myself, at 16, and my 11 yr old brother alone. One night I woke up to him barking like a lune. I charged down the stairs at 2am in a t-shirt yelling at him until I realized he was focused on the back door. I slowly backed up the stairs while he continued to sit at the bottom growling and baring his teeth. He never slept that night. He paced back and forth between our bedrooms. Normally he slept with me.
Swazey - Purebred Collie. Would bite anyone that messed with me. I had to be very careful how I spoke and moved around people.
Banshee - Purebred Boxer. Woe is the idiot that came through our door without her on a leash.
Jax - Purebred GSD. Barks like a crazy dog but she'll crawl all over you for a frisbee.
Seger - Purebred GSD. He has the potential to be a force to be reckoned with. Nice suspicion. Nice defense.
Awwww no one liked the Belgian waffle story!? My dog friends thought that was pretty darn funny!
The Airedale video, oh my gosh, at least the Airedale owner was a good sport about it! Gotta give him credit for that.
Originally Posted by my boy diesel View Post
this could be the best post ever
i am so sick of working dog owners who are out there on weekends playing around with a sleeve insisting their dogs are the only ones who will protect
sure if the burgler is wearing a sleeve your dog might
but every gsd i have owned and that has been a few
would stop intruders at the door and i have seen it
like lilie (and akc) says that is their nature and breed description
Most folks are probably "playing around with a sleeve" whether they realize it or not. However there are also plenty of us whom are not playing at all lol
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When I was a small child, my Yorkie responded to a break in with enough ferocity to scare off a would be burglar. That did not make her an 'awesome guard dog' it made her a dog, defending those she loved with what she had. Which in her case was enough noise to wake the neighbors.
Teaching an unstable dog how to bite is not foolish, it's stupid. The equivalent of handing a monkey a loaded gun.
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this could be the best post ever
i am so sick of working dog owners who are out there on weekends playing around with a sleeve insisting their dogs are the only ones who will protect
sure if the burgler is wearing a sleeve your dog might
but every gsd i have owned and that has been a few
would stop intruders at the door and i have seen it
like lilie (and akc) says that is their nature and breed description
Originally Posted by Lilie View Post
People think their GSDs will protect them in a home invasion because it's their trait to do so.
German Shepherds are highly active dogs and described in breed standards as self-assured.[2] The breed is marked by a willingness to learn and an eagerness to have a purpose. They are curious which makes them excellent guard dogs and suitable for search missions. They can become over-protective of their family and territory, especially if not socialized correctly. They are not inclined to become immediate friends with strangers
Some dogs may and some dogs may not. A dog who has been protection trained has a higher probability to protect. But that certainly doesn't mean that the Craigs List dog mixed GSD will not.
Sadly, there just aren't any statistics out there on the number of thugs who go slithering around homes to make sure there isn't a dog, to be turned away when they hear a dog bark. Just isn't going to happen.
I find it amusing that folks think that if a thug goes to your home, hears a dog barking and STILL breaks in, that their protection trained dog is going to save the day. That thug isn't worried about your dog because he/she is most likely armed.
I have five dogs living at my house. If someone breaks in, I'm in big trouble. They obviously have intent. I won't waver in my decision to protect myself and my property. I have no grand illusions that I can allow my dogs to take care of the situation while I wait for a commercial so I don't miss my show.
I feel the same way when I'm off property. If I am walking my 95lb dog and someone still attempts to harm me, they obviously have intent. I will not waiver to protect myself and my property. I feel that I have a better chance surviving if I am trained, not my dog.
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I have this remote. I really like this remote and the ability to create your own 'master' remote.
I have 'designed' the master remote to include the most used buttons my TV, the comcast DVR, my DVD player, and my home theater receiver. It works great!
With that said, I do not use this as my primary remote. I only pull this thing out when we misplace one of the other remotes. This works for me because this is how I intended to use it.
Someone mentioned that it would be a pain to find this tiny little thing. True, but with the way I intended to use it, I just keep this L5 on the mantle right next to the TV when not in use. Whenever I have a need to use it (because I cannot find one of the other remotes) then I go grab this.
Louis C.K. Well, yeah, 'cause now we live in, in an amazing, amazing world and it's wasted on the, on the crappiest generation of just spoiled pirates that don't care because, this is what people are like now. They got their phone and they're like eeaagh, it won't, give it a second! Give it, it's going to space, would ya give it a second to get back from space, it's the speed of light, it's true, it's true. (yeah) I was on a, I was on an airplane and there was internet, high speed internet on the airplane (yes) that's the newest thing that I know exists. And I'm sitting on the plane and they go open up your laptop and you can go on the internet and it's fast and I'm watching YouTube clips it's amazing. I'm in an airplane and then it breaks down and they apologize the internet is not working and the guy next to me goes pua this is bull****. Like how quickly the world owes him something (yes) he knew existed only 10 seconds ago (right, right) and on planes ....
rettm wrote:Can this control a garage door &/or ceiling fan?
Probably not your garage door because that's on a rolling RF code.
Regarding ceiling fans, the newest ones are usually RF but my brother does have a fancy one on IR that this would work on.
In short, if it receives infrared signals (line of sight) then it will probably work. If your remote can go through walls when controlling devices, it will not work with those.
Brianpeso wrote:For those who already own this product......
Can I take this to my favorite sports bar and take control of the TVs there?
This just might be a worthy purchase.
Yes. You may need to search for the brand TV or DirectTV or Dish Network box that they are using and download those. Or, you can learn the information from the original remote.
Did you have to use the software for this application? Great idea by the way.
anonimis06 wrote:Got this a while ago on Woot. Although I don't use it too often for TV/home theater use, I do keep it in my camera bag. I can use it as an IR trigger for my Canon DSLR. Not as cheap as other cheap IR remotes but just throwing it out there that it can be used for that purpose.
ThunderThighs wrote:As soon as all the phone manufacturers decide on a universal connector....
You mean something like standardizing on micro USB, like they did in 2009?
robertemoghene wrote:oops, did i see 30 pins. do we get the L5 for iphone5 for free.
Talk about dumping a soon to be useless product
I dunno. You could buy or allocate an old ipod Touch or iPhone just to this task. It would always be ready, with the iR blaster plugged in, and could easily be cheaper than the price of Harmony remotes.
Jackseric wrote:I could be mistaken, but I believe the only reason it doesn't do that, is because nobody has made it. They have cables now that send your video from micro-USB to HDMI. I think that we'll start seeing more and more micro-USB accessories as time goes on.
What you are talking about is the MHL technology, which is in hundreds of models of smartphones. It also charges the phone while it plays video to the TV. The latest version lets the TV remote control the phone's video playback.
awesomenesser wrote:I remember back in the day when this feature came stock... in my pda.
Palm or iPaq? Either way, you should also remember that those devices had iR ports that only had about a 4-5 foot range. Such that, remote control apps did come out, but then people had to buy a similar iR blaster to actually get living room range.
I have one of these. I recently visited my daughter and she had a TV in her guest room with no remote. Within a few minutes, I configured my old iPod Touch to work with her TV. Saved me some walking!
I know of someone who brought this device to his local sports bar after the bartender refused to change the channel from some obscure event. When he's there, he's now the undercover master of the sports bar TV.
Meadlegoth wrote:Can this emulate a PS3 remote (not the controller)?
The Bluray remote for the PS3 is Bluetooth, so no.
parrotice wrote:But this is an excelent question! Let me start by saying that I know nothing about frequencies or remote technology. If this is a dumb question, please just move along, move along, nothing to see here... I have a ceiling fan that the FAN part is controlled 100% by remote (no pull chain). I lost the remote. So, I can turn the light on, but no fan. Can this thing work on my ceiling fan?
Thanks...is it "Quality Post" excellent or just plain excellent?
SurplusHP wrote:This is a stupid idea that might sell.
A better idea that definitely WOULD sell: a remote that sits on your table and connects via bluetooth to your Apple or Android device, and the Apple or Android device runs your remote control app.
Better than Bluetooth - Wifi. The RedEye does this: http://www.isk.kth.se/~rbbo/ussdvul.html
I don't own one, but the idea is great because you can control a device from anywhere within range of your WiFi access point, not limited to Bluetooth range.
neveraging wrote:does it Roku?
There's an app for that. It runs on your WiFi and controls it from anywhere. I love it! I can start a new episode of something for the kids if their show ends and I don't have to be near the thing, just on my network.
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Anyone know if this thing would work in replacing my Car Alarm remote?
porlob wrote:But the fact of the matter is that remotes are tactile things. You don't realize how much you'll miss physical buttons until you don't have them.
This is the major flaw for sure. Not having to look at the remote is key. Unfortunately, this remote will never have tactile feedback like you need.
Jomosan wrote:This is the major flaw for sure. Not having to look at the remote is key. Unfortunately, this remote will never have tactile feedback like you need.
Even with raised button, I hit the wrong button most of the time. I go from watching the DVR to live TV and it takes me forever to get back to where I was.
pupyluvr wrote:Or the Super Bowl for that matter.
depends on who the referees are...
kvrbm wrote:Anyone know if this thing would work in replacing my Car Alarm remote?
Your car alarm is likely an analog signal, so no
mschauber wrote:Really? Guess you forget that phones were all tactile devices since there were invented in 1876. But along came jobs who sucked people into his cult and took their memories and sense of reality. So glass is OK for phones but not remotes? Reality check time!
You tend to use your remote without looking at it, and your fingers depend on the position of the buttons to know what you're pressing. Conversely, you're typically looking directly at a phone.
But thanks for the condescension!
curtise wrote:This could be an excellent way to make use of my older iPod touch that is currently gathering dust... As a dedicated device, it should be a pretty darned convenient remote control.
However, my biggest concern would be misplacing the transmitter whilst the iPod is charging, as the transmitter and the charger both use the same single dock connector. Is there a way to attach the transmitter to the back of the iPod touch temporarily whenever charging?
Good point, this is where a little Velcro could come in handy.
Hmm... could it work on an iPhone 5 using the old style to new style converter?
I had one. It worked. Until I lost it.
I recommend the Griffin Beacon instead. Controls everything, you don't need an attachment and you'll never lose it.
I'm still on the fence about this (have to see if my gf is cool with buying something that is unnecessary at the end of the day), but one of the things that frustrates me about buttons is that they can break.
I bought a universal remote (not a harmony) from woot a while back, and while it does everything it says it would the UP button no longer works and it renders the thing useless.
And this could be a generational thing, but I've gotten so used to texting on my iPhone that as long as it makes a noise or it has only a few milliseconds of lagtime, then I really don't need the "tactile touch". My thumb and forefinger work just fine without having a button press down beneath me and from what the description says I could make a custom screen that keeps all the buttons far apart from each other to reduce risk of pressing the wrong "button" Basically, this whole tactile thing doesn't seem like a sticking point for me. Just adding my two cents.
ksmingler wrote:The real question is! I have a Sony Internet Tv. To type in names of youtubes clips…facebook comments. Movie titles etc I have to do the whole 1=Abc press 1 three times for c. Would this thing give me a qwerty keyboard???
I have a Sony Streaming Media Player and there is an Apple and Android app that you can use to control that, so it may work for your Sony Internet TV. I still need the remote to turn the thing on, but once it's on, my phone or ipad can be used in place of it and with a full QWERTY keyboard.
ChicagoJack wrote:The Cubs might win the World Series before that happens
cengland0 wrote:That's because your PDA probably didn't have Wifi and Bluetooth capabilities so that was the only way to wirelessly transfer data from one PDA to another PDA.
I had a Sony TJ-37 and it did have wifi (probably the "best" browser ever), a camera (a mindblowing 640x480 resolution), and mp3 capability. Yea it was pretty baller... But yea no bluetooth, I don't even think bluetooth existed back then.
MrUnderdog wrote:In my top 5 - 10 must have items. I've ordered a few of these for friends and such. I'm ordering an extra for myself today, just in case I lose it. I try to always have this sucker with me. Anytime I'm at a restaurant, they have a TV on, and the volume is off (or music is on), and I want to see what the discussion is, I can slip this on, download the TV or various "box" remote (if I haven't already) and Close Caption it. I've never understood why bar areas don't do that anyway to encourage conversation. Recently, we asked for a channel to be changed to a game, since it was on fishing (and it was clear no one was watching that). They said "no problem". Several minutes later, it was clear they had forgotten. Not a big deal. Download the Dish remote (I had DirecTV already, but not Dish) and channel changed. Sports bar accidentally has two TVs next to each other with the same game on... fixed. Can't find my remote... fixed. Stupid hotel remote doesn't work... fixed.
You update it initially, then it's good to go. If you can't find a remote, I've figured out that instead of going to that particular item (TV, Radio, etc), just don't pick an item, do a general search for the brand name, and you'll find what you're looking for.
Again, this thing is an awesome must have (for me at least).
hotel remotes gross me out.. you just sold me on this!
ChicagoJack wrote:Got one of these for an android ??
Any answer to this android inquiry? If no, are there plans for one, and if so, when?
athertonwj24 wrote:Any answer to this android inquiry? If no, are there plans for one, and if so, when?
L5 Technology would be the ones to answer that question.
How about using micro-usb slot thats pretty universal ??
I got mine in the mail today at lunch; played around with it a little bit at work (it works on the office TV), and I really liked it. I took it off my phone and put it in my coat pocket, then I apparently lost it when I stopped for gas on the way home. So. Very. Angry. With. Myself. If someone who's unhappy with theirs wants to sell it, I'm your buyer!
Got mine today & lovin it. Wish I would of gotten another. Hope it's on again so I can pick up one or two more.
I would like to try the one I ordered TWO weeks ago but it still has not showed up. I called USPS and they have shipping information on it but it was never actually delivered to their shipping department. First woot = fail.
cpwerner wrote:I would like to try the one I ordered TWO weeks ago but it still has not showed up. I called USPS and they have shipping information on it but it was never actually delivered to their shipping department. First woot = fail.
Please feel free to contact firstname.lastname@example.com and see how they can help.
Piece of crap, tried it on 2 different iPhones...doesn't set well if you have on a case.
Took off the case and still didn't work.
thetopk9 wrote:Piece of crap, tried it on 2 different iPhones...doesn't set well if you have on a case.
Took off the case and still didn't work.
We're sorry to hear that the unit your received was defective. Please feel free to email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll be glad to answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding your order.
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I ordered two of these when they went on sale, and have still not received them. Shipping info is a dead end as a previous poster stated. Efforts to contact support have generated nothing but initial robot " Inquiry received " response. Not a happy camper.
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Because I am too lazy to take pictures and post every separate item to sell 'em, I thought I would GIVE IT TO YOU, my fellow crafty friends. There is so much stuff in this giveaway, it will probably fill 4-5 shipping boxes. WOW!
The giveaway includes the below:
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a couple of the stamps have been used, 1 stencil has been used, there are a few of the sticker sheets that are missing 1 or 2 stickers, and a little here and there.
the Glitter Glam is slightly used, and the Pebbles chipboard embellies have been opened, but only 1 pack has been used. The rest is waiting for your creative talents!
In order to qualify for the giveaway, you can earn ONE chance for each thing you do below.
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The giveaway is open until midnight (Mountain Standard Time) March 2nd, 2012. I will randomly pick a winner and post the winner on my blog on March 3rd.
I want to share this opportunity with all my friends, no matter where you live, but because of the shipping costs, (I am estimating this to be 4-5 boxes of stuff) I must limit the giveaway to my International friends to include the following: {super sad face}
If you live outside of the US, and your number is chosen, you have 2 choices:
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2) pay 1/2 the shipping for EVERYTHING!
Your choice!
In the circumstance the winner chosen is International, and they choose the 1st option, I will randomly pick another winner, etc. etc. etc.
If you live within the US and your number is chosen, you will receive all the goodies! End of Story!
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Sorry but you won't be able to control the heat good on that machine.But if you want to get it.Just remember what I told you.Good Luck..
This one would be a little better then the one you have posted.It's just a little bit more..And will be easier to set then the other one..Only trying to help you from buying something you will regret later..
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That is a good little machine for general welding but I agree it is not ideal for body work or other really thin steel because of the limited settings. Doing body work can be really tricky, especially on the newer thinner sheetmetal, and good current control is very important.
I just bought a 220V Dual mig from HF love it! I had a 110 mig from Astro for years then burnt it up trying to weld alot(duty cycle was 10-15%) This 220 is great, you can weld sheetmetal all day long. Wire speed is the only think odd about it. I paid $188 with coupon, long way from a Miller or Lincoln. They give you 30 days if you don't like it return it for a refund. I was going to do use that, but it does a great job for me and their tech line is very helpful.
thanks for all the info guys i really appreciate it. the other day i went to a body shop to get a estimate on some work to my car. it looks like getting a lincoln welder would be cheap compared to the amount they want for some body work on certain areas.
As I have mentioned here before I have a buddy who bought the "duel Mig" from HF and like you he is quite pleased with it. He has had this thing for several years now and it is holding up just fine so maybe this particular model from HF may not be such a dud like some of the rest of them. If someone buys an $80 dollar Mig and it doesn't last a week the usual response is that all HF Migs must be junk, which very well may be true. This particular one however costs in the neighborhood of $250 and seems to be a lot better than the cheapest ones they have which seems to be the case for a lot of HF tools. I still would be very hesitant to recommend one of these things based on just a couple of good experiences but if the price means the difference between owning a welder or doing without then it might be worth the risk, before going so far as to recommend one however I would like to see a couple of more satisfied owners.
Bingo! I have been buying from HF for +25 years (started when they were mail order only) and am in generally very pleased w/ price/value. I'm not a pro but have built several cars from the ground up and could not have afforded the great tools w/o help from HF. Several of my original 25 yr old tools are still going strong. That reminds me, I think I will oil my old HF pneumatic tools. Probably due after 25 yrs.
Willys, I can think of another example of a real bargain from HF since you mention air tools- the "Earthquake" impact wrench. I have heard more than once about the junk impact wrenches that HF has and if you buy one of the 1/2" models for $9.95 or some other ridiculous price it could not be expected to be worth anything but that in no way means the "Earthquake" is junk. The "Earthquake" comes in 3/8", 1/2" and 3/4" and maybe 1" drive but the 1/2" is a brute I know for sure and the others most likely are too. These things are a knock-off of the IR "Thunder gun" but cost about half of the IR price, not saying they are as good as the IR but they are definitly worth the $79.95 they are usually on sale for. I ran a welding shop for many years and I tried to buy the best equipment I could, still would if I had it to do over again, but to recommend that everyone just go out and buy the top-of-the-line equipment for hobby work does not always make sense. That "Duel Mig" is more than just a decent machine as far as performance, at least for the price, and it would be very interesting to see if the durability of the one my buddy has is just a fluke or can it be expected from this particular model? I think HF does themselves a lot of harm by selling the totally junk items because the bad press they get from it costs them sales of the decent items, and they do have some decent stuff. On their larger equipment, lathes, mills, bandsaws, etc they sell the same thing that other importers sell for a heck of a lot more when the equipment actually comes from the same factory but a lot of people will avoid HF because of the bad rap from the junk. An example would be the 14x40 engine lathe lathe I saw recently, this is the same exact machine that Enco and a couple of other outfits sell for around $3995.00 to 4995.00 but HF gets 3199.00 for it with the only major difference being the color. Same for the little 9x20 lathe that they sell for $599.00, some outfits sell the Jet brand of the SAME EXACT lathe for as much as $1300.00 and the HF comes with more accessories than the jet! Some people will argue that HF just gets what the factory failed inspection for everyone else but this is BS and in the case of that little 9x20 lathe I know from first-hand experience that the only difference except price is the color and name. Just because the cheapest tool they have does not hold up well does not mean that everything they have is junk and there are some bargains to be found at HF for the hobbyist and that "Duel Mig" may be one of them
Funny you should mention the $9 1/2" impact wrench. That is one of my abused 25 year old tools that is still wrenching!! Only thing wrong with it is the little snap ring at the end of the shaft that holds the socket on broke off, otherwise I have been using/abusing it for decades. I have been meaning to get one of those Earthquake wrenches to replace my old wrench but can't justify it as long as my old machine keeps truckin'.
I have no personal experience with the $9 impact but I assumed it was the one I have heard about falling apart the first day, key word here being "assumed". I think that one is based on the CP 734? At least that's what it looks like. I looked at a US General air compressor that a fellow here got for Christmas recently and that thing was a bargain if I ever saw one! With a discount coupon that HF sent in an E-mail his wife picked it up (what a gal that one must be! ) for less than $340 including sales tax. This thing looks to be very well built for the price and although I did not get to see it run (not wired in yet) it is a 60 gallon single stage cast iron pump with a 3 1/2 HP A.O Smith motor (16 AMPs) that should perform quite well, that is less money than some of those junky oil-less compressors.
One thing they seem to do very well all the time is their pneumatic tools. I have virtually a whole set and every one works great, some of them as I say being over 25 years old.
IMO, you do have to pick and choose what to buy from HF. I bought a flux core wire welder from HF. It works, but not great. Had it not been on sale for a little over $100 I would not have bought it. Sometimes the wire does not feed properly if the cable is bent too tightly, adjustabilty is quite limited. I have used good MIGS and there is no comparison. Does it get the job done? Sure it does, Was it worth 100 bucks, absolutely. But I only use it once in a while.
IF you were loaded ($$$$$ not alcohol), then I would buy a LIncoln or other proven brand name product. But since you are looking at HF brand stuff, you, like so many of us, probably cant justify shelling $500-up for shop equipment. so here is what I recommend:
If you are going to use it infrequently, then go for cheaper MIG.
If you are going to use it ALOT, then save for a good one, maybe a lower end Lincoln or similar.
If the reviews are good for a Clarke, try it out. I have a 8" Clarke bench grinder that is 3/4 hp. Pretty wimpy for a 3/4 hp grinder, so I am not sure how good the rest of their stuff is, made in China too no doubt.
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Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2012 11:37 am
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We lose to SF in NFC Championship..just sayin
Franchise and Trade Jennings to Miami for a 2nd.
Trade Finley to Atlanta for a 3rd
Restructure Woodson
Resign EDS/Waldon/Shields/Jones/Crabtree/Boykin
Cut/Release : Driver/Benson/Zombo/Francois/White/Saturday
1(29) Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame - He runs a 4.77 and falls to us, He can play all 4 LB spots.
2(18-Jennings) DeAndre Hopkins*, WR, Clemson - Gives us a deep threat that is also productive.
2(29) Joseph Fauria, TE, UCLA - An all around TE that instantly replaces Finley.
3(26-Finley) Daniel McCullers*, DT, Tennessee - Mountain of a man to replace Picket in 2014.
3(29) Bacarri Rambo, S, Georgia - Falls a bit because of off field issues, but is a player.
4(29) Mario Benavides, C, Louisville - Competes w/ EDS for the starting gig.
4(comp for Flynn) Marcus Lattimore*, RB, South Carolina - Worth a gamble here if he enters the draft.
5(29) Cameron Marshall, RB, Arizona State - Double up , One will emerge.
6(29) James Hurst*, OT, North Carolina - Has some upside.
7(29) Denard Robinson, QB, Michigan - Can help us at WR/RB and 3rd string QB.
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I know there's the "youll never know" but I'm 99% sure Te'o will not fall below 15th or even 10. Go to a lot of mocks and almost every team that has a need at LB wants this guy. Besides some freak pass rushers he should be the first defensive player taken.
I like the fact you drafted a wr early with the loss of Greg
Now way does Finley fetch us a 3rd. Hes got the most drops in the league and Rodgers hardly throws it his way anymore. He still is a mismatch for defenses but that alone won't get a 3rd.
Love Rambo
Center is a must got pick with Mario
I don't like your theory of one will emerge...
Stay away from Robinson. Can't throw and makes horrible decisions. The role you want him to fill is already taken by Cobb which is 10 times better. Our WR MUST be able to run crisp routes which I don't ever see Robinson doing.
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Not too bad of a Mock. I can't speak on the prospects much yet, but I'd say that they trades look good on paper but will never happen in real life.
At this point Jennings might be writing his way to a hometown discount deal with GB. Who wants a 30 year old WR who missed 3 games a year ago, and has missed the majority of the season so far (and who is still a few weeks out from playing again). If that doesn't warrent a short-term prove it deal from the pack I'm not sure that anybody bites on the tag and trade. This is a game of what have you done for me lately, and Greg hasn't been carrying the team on his back lately.
The Finley situation is an interesting one. And I could see him being traded still...but it's hard to give up on the guy. He has SO MUCH talent if he could just put it all together. I for one just think he needs a few more targets a game, just like the running game needs a few more carries. So what if he drops 1, if he catches the other 5 he still have 50+ yards. And to be honest, Nelson has more drops this year than Finley. I don't see ATL swinging that deal though, they're in a better position to draft a TE at the end of rd1.
Lattimore is good in theory. But is he going to come back the same back? Better question yet...how healthy will he be when he comes to the NFL and takes bigger hits than he does not. Something doesnt add up with him, even though he had amazing upside. Feel bad for the kid.
Te'o makes Bishop's contract pretty pointless. Like the kid, but I don't think we'll have the firepower to move up to draft him, and don't think he'll be there in the 20s barring a really bad combine. Plus, we are 2 deep at MLB right now with Bishop and Smith. It'll be hard to add another into that Mix when we've already paid Hawk and Bishop. Both have performed when healthy.
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This mock turns our offense from great to average real quick. Better hope those two skill position picks catch on quick or you have an offense of Nelson, Jones, Cobb, Boykin, DJ Williams and Alex Green. Not a fan.
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This mock turns our offense from great to average real quick. Better hope those two skill position picks catch on quick or you have an offense of Nelson, Jones, Cobb, Boykin, DJ Williams and Alex Green. Not a fan.
which is what we have at the moment.
Hopkins/Fauria/Marshall/Lattimore > Finley
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Packerraymond wrote:
This mock turns our offense from great to average real quick. Better hope those two skill position picks catch on quick or you have an offense of Nelson, Jones, Cobb, Boykin, DJ Williams and Alex Green. Not a fan.
which is what we have at the moment.
Hopkins/Fauria/Marshall/Lattimore > Finley
Yes, but Jennings > Hopkins, Finley > Fauria, and only one of Marshall/Lattimore will probably be in at a time. Id rather keep Jennings and Finley and draft a higher round RB.
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I don't think Finley is tradeable with his contract. 1 year and a VERY high number for a TE who hasn't lived up to that kind of pay is something no team wants to take on.
Not really a fan of T'eo, especially if he does fall because of lack of speed. He wouldn't supplant either Hawk or Bishop. I also don't think there is ANY chance he could play "all 4" LB positions. He's not an edge rusher at all. He could play all 3 in most 4-3 schemes, but in a 3-4 he is an ILB only.
I like Hopkins. I think he could be a solid WR for GB.
I'm lukewarm on Fauria. I've only seen 2-3 UCLA games and think he's a ways off. late 3/4 I'd like him alot better than 2nd round.
McCullers is 6'8". He might be 360 but I don't really see him as a NT prospect. DE, sure but I don't think he can get low enough to be that sort of anchor in the middle.
The tale on Rambo will be in the interviews. I have a feeling either some team loves him and drafts him higher or he slides even farther. No way to really know which way that's going to go until draft day.
Benavides is a decent C prospect for this slot. I don't see a ton of upside, but he should at least be an OK C.
Not really a fan of Lattimore, especially coming off that injury. I guess if he clears medical its an OK value at that point, I just don't have high hopes.
Not a fan of the "throw a bunch of crap at the wall and hope something sticks" method here. I also generally don't like RBs who are committee RBs at the college level. As a late prospect I like Marshall, just not in this scenario.
I haven't seen Hurst play at all this season so I'm going to withhold comment.
Hate Robinson as a NFL prospect. I think he'd be years off as a WR/RB and don't think he has near the arm skills (not strength) to be any sort of NFL QB. Also the only way QBs can even HOPE to transition to other positions is if they embrace it. I don't know that you could convince Robinson that he's just not going to be a QB.
Overall I get the concept just not a fan of all of them
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denard will get drafted in the 3rd or earlier. someone's gonna be intrigued and have an itchy trigger finger. happens all the time with these types of players.
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Not a fan of the "throw a bunch of crap at the wall and hope something sticks" method here.
It's gotta beat the "throw a little bit of crap at the wall and hope something sticks" method we seem to be using. If you want crap to stick you most likely NEED to throw a lot of it. We've only invested a 3rd and a 6th in the last five years on RBs. The chances of you hitting on a good RB with that little investment is slim. IF the front office really thinks we need to get a legit RB (I honestly don't think they do) then they either need to invest higher picks or more picks to increase that likelihood. Since its's unlilely they will invest earlier picks the "throw a bunch of crap at the wall and hope something sticks" method is a legit option.
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well lattimore is a non option. he will be out for at least a year and most likely redshirt from the reports I've read....
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Manti Te'o-Why are we trying to get a 3-4 ILB in the first round when we have two solid starters already...
Hopkins-I don't really see Hopkins as a fit in Green Bay. More of a Chargers vertical guy.
Fauria-Me gusta. Seen a lot of this guy out here and he makes Brett Hundley's life a lot easier.
McCullers-Reminds me a lot of Poe last year. Not in the good way.
Rambo-Me gusta.
Benavides-I'm not even sure this dude gets drafted to be honest. Why we cutting Saturday? Safety net if nothing else for EDS.
Lattimore-No comment. I don't think he's going to go pro but if I'm him I touch bread before I get called "the best that never was"
Marshall-Had him in my last mock. Me gusta.
Hurst-Haven't seen him play TBH.
Robinson-Someone is going to take him as a slot WR way too early. You ever heard of Armanti Edwards?
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In November 1999, millions of television viewers tuned in to the national PBS broadcast premiere of Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life on Earth, the first ever prime-time program to focus on the fascinating but (for many of us) little known realm of microbes and microbiology.
Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life on Earth is the story of the scientific detective work that leads investigators from the very large to the very small, from the present to the remote past, from humankind at large to the delicate life systems within every one of us.
This four-part series challenges us to forge new partnerships with the microbial world to control disease, fight hunger in developing countries, reclaim our damaged environment, and clean up even the most toxic of wastes.
Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life on Earth features vivid computer animation and videomicroscopy that dynamically illustrate creatures and processes too miniscule to see with the unaided eye. You'll meet a microbial cast of characters, both heroes and villians, as well as a host of scientists whose work today is helping to shape our future.
While you can watch the entire four part series online here on MicrobeWorld, you can also purchase Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life on Earth on DVD for home or classroom viewing at DiscoveryEducation.com. In addition, if you subscrbe to the free MicrobeWorld Video podcast we produce you can also get the program on your iPod, iPhone, iPod Touch and/or Apple TV. Click here to launch iTunes and subscribe to MicrobeWorld Video now. Look for the Intimate Strangers episodes at the bottom of the MicrobeWorld Video podcast feed in your iTunes podcast section after you have subscribed
Also, check out the Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life on Earth companion book, a trove of microbial lore, stories and profiles building on the TV series.