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Hey all,
Recently, I decided to get an audio-book from Audible and discovered the mp3 player they advertise about is only for ipods. This meant that the only legit way to transfer it to my mp3 player (an .aa file/DRM protected) was to use iTunes burn it to multiple cds. Doingthis had the book span 14 disks and now I'm trying to put it back together. I used a great program called 'ripit' to rip the files back to Linux and now I'm faced with the task of concatenating the files back together again. Ripit ripped the disks to 14 separate folders:
Unknown Artist - Unknown Album
Unknown Artist - Unknown Album 1
Unknown Artist - Unknown Album 2
Unknown Artist - Unknown Album 13
To get these to appear in correct order I first rename the first album:
mv Unknown\ Artist\ -\ Unknown\ Album/ Unknown\ Artist\ -\ Unknown\ Album\ 0
replaced white spaces with hyphens (necessary for the next step):
find -name "* *" -type d | rename 's/ /-/g'
Zeropad the numbers to show in the right order (using this persons excellent script - http://www.walkingrandomly.com/?p=2850):
for i in *; do mv "$i" $(zeropad "$i"); done
# zeropad
# Filter that will take input with basic numbering and zero pad it (i.e. file002)
# e.g. mv file1.png `$(zeropad) $i`
# http://www.walkingrandomly.com/?p=2850
num=`expr match "$1" '[^0-9]*\([0-9]\+\).*'`
paddednum=`printf "%03d" $num`
echo ${1/$num/$paddednum}
So now my directories look like this:
Now I'm trying to create a bash script that will put this mp3s back together again. mp3cat is the right utility to do this so I need to create a bash script that I can tell what folders to use to put them together. Originally the book from Audible came in three parts:
part 1 covers directories 000 to 004, part 2 005 to 008, part 3 009 to 013. The script though I'd like to be generic (to be able to accept input if I decided to ever do this again). Here it is thus as I have it so far figured out:
echo "Join multiple mp3s from which folders?"
echo -n "First folder number [0xx]: "
read first_folder
echo -n " to folder number [0xx]: "
read final_folder
echo -n " Name of file [name].mp3: "
read filename
for f in Unknown-Artist---Unknown-Album-[$first_folder-$final_folder]; do
cat "$f"/*.mp3 | mp3cat - - > "$filename".mp3
I'd like to be able to input which directory to begin with and then input which directory to end with. My use of [$first_folder-$final_folder] here shows my limited use of bash and I know that this this is only going to work for a single digit. Any ideas what I can do here?
Last edited by Gen2ly (2011-09-19 02:25:04)
Try this:
declare -a filelist
for (( i="$1"; i <= "$2"; i++ )); do
suffix=$(printf '%03d' "$i")
filelist+=($(ls $f/*))
cat "${filelist[@]}" | mp3cat - - > "$3.mp3"
This assumes that the files within the directory will be listed in the correct order. Then run it:
$ scriptname 0 4 filename
Last edited by rockin turtle (2011-09-17 07:24:14)
I think bashs' brace expansion might help here. Try something like:
# Join multiple audio book cds to singular mp3. Audible download aa ripped to audio cd, then used 'ripit' to mp3. This script joins multiple folders mp3s into their original large mp3.
echo "Join multiple mp3s from which folders?"
echo -n "First folder number [0xx]: "
read first_folder
echo -n " to folder number [0xx]: "
read final_folder
echo -n " Name of file [name].mp3: "
read filename
for f in Unknown-Artist---Unknown-Album-{$first_folder..$final_folder}; do
cat "$f"/*.mp3 | mp3cat - - > "$filename".mp3
Check man bash for how brace expansion works if in doubt.
You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.
@Gen2ly Looks like a lot of unnecessary work and detail here. Could have defined the problem simpler and clearer...
@rockin turtle The `ls` call should be avoided, moreover, any whitespace in filenames breaks it.
@moetunes That won't work. Only literals like {0..4} are expanded, since brace expansion is performed before any other expansions.
Last edited by lolilolicon (2011-09-17 14:32:15)
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@Gen2ly Looks like a lot of unnecessary work and detail here. Could have defined the problem simpler and clearer...
Agreed. Cleaned up post a little bit but left details in as I think they might be useful to other people down the road (I hope ).
Try this:
#!/bin/bash declare -a filelist for (( i="$1"; i <= "$2"; i++ )); do suffix=$(printf '%03d' "$i") f="Unknown-Artist---Unknown-Album-$suffix" filelist+=($(ls $f/*)) done cat "${filelist[@]}" | mp3cat - - > "$3.mp3"
This assumes that the files within the directory will be listed in the correct order. Then run it:
$ scriptname 0 4 filename
Was afraid my basic script would become more complicated. From what I know of the i and i++ stuff this is a counting thing. Pretty neat. Unfortunately I'm getting the problem that lolilolicon referred. The mp3s have spaces so it's not working with 'ls'. Is there another tools we can use?
Yup, could have been more explicit. Pathname Expansion is the relevant section in bash(1) man page.
This silver ladybug at line 28...
If there are spaces in the filenames then using globbing won't change anything. When stored in an array the new elements are split at spaces. This has the same problem as using ls. edit: ok so, "newer" versions of bash won't split the elements at spaces but the spaces still screw up when the array is expanded to command arguments.
As usual all problems of existence are just a primitive form of bending. I mean, sorting! Crap. No need to remove the spaces and rename everything. sort and awk like spaces.
# Must... have... number!
mv "Unknown Artist - Unknown Album" "Unknown Artist - Unknown Album 0" \
# Sort & awk read as many number chars as possible, then give up.
# ./Unknown Artist - Unknown Album 1/Track 1.mp3
# (Fields) 6_/*^^^^^^ *^^^^\_7
find . -name '*.mp3' | sort -n -k6 -k7 | \
# $6+0 coerces $6 into a number.
awk -v beg="$1" -v end="$2" '$6+0 >= beg && $6+0 <= end' |
# Use NULL chars instead of newlines to make xargs happy.
tr '\n' '\0' | xargs -0 cat
# Without NULL chars and -0, xargs splits on lines AND spaces. Bad.
Instead of changing the data (paths) to make it sort lexicographically, I simply sorted the data explicitly. Two args: beginning number and ending number. It's probably too late, since you renamed everything but maybe you can use the tr | xargs trick. Avoid using bash arrays or get rid of the spaces in the filenames.
Last edited by juster (2011-09-18 13:02:59)
Globbing plays quite well with spaces. If you're having problems seeing this in an array, then I assume you're not quoting properly on expansion.
$ touch one "two three" four "five six"
$ f=(*)
$ printf '%s\n' ${f[@]}
$ printf '%s\n' "${f[@]}"
five six
two three
$ printf '%s\n' "${f[*]}" #for the sake of completeness
five six four one two three
Ah you are right, I forgot the double quotes.
Thanks for the help guys. rockin turtle, your script was very helpful. Also, thank you falconindy for the clarification. The only think I changed was:
f="Unknown Artist - Unknown Album $suffix"
because I learned that this code will work with spaces. Again, appreciate the help.


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2) Focus on CW as it has a distinct points advantage over SSB.
3) "Nurture" a GOTA station. Not only can you elmer a new operator(s) but the points are "free" meaning you don't have to count the GOTA station in your transmitter total.
4) Build efficient and effective antennas. I was surprised at the front-to-back signal strengths of the 2-element Moxons plus the gain certainly helps the 5 watt signal.
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6) Use the "best" transceivers possible, in this case, Elecraft K3s.
It was a pleasure to share FD with these folks! Thanks Fred/KT5X for the opportunity.

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Being a record collector continues to be a joy for me especially since I have had the opportunity to literally "travel the world" finding record stores that may contain that one piece of vinyl that will complement my music collection. I can honestly say that I have rummaged through some of the best and worst record stores in the world. Most assuredly, you never know what you will find at those places. Sometimes it's a gem and sometimes it's a dud, but the bottom line is that for vinyl collectors like me, it's just a whole lot of fun to devote a few hours of time in a record store.
Given that I can vividly remember most every record store that I've ever been to, I decided to relate my thoughts and experiences of visits to some of those stores that were unique and provided me with that bag of vinyl that was brought home to grace my turntable or improve my jukebox selections.
While visiting with two of my grandchildren in Dallas recently, I convinced my stepson to take me to a record store that I had read about called Bill's Records. We arrived at Bill's at about 11:45 in the morning and noticed that the shop actually was scheduled to open at noon. We looked through the window, saw that some of the lights were on but the door was locked. A few moments later, the door opened and a man peeked out his head and said that he was watching his favorite Sunday morning TV program, but we were welcome to come inside before the shop officially would open. In all my years of record buying, I had never been greeted at a record store this way.
As we entered, most of the lights were turned on, but the shop seemed dark and it also had a distinct smell of cigarettes. I immediately realized that the smell of tobacco was the result of the man who opened the door and his ashtray that contained ashes and a lit cigarette. I correctly surmised that the smoker was Bill. And the darkness was due to the fact that the shop had only one big window in the front and nowhere else was there even a hint of letting the sunshine in.
After his show on TV was over, Bill wasted no time in telling me that at one point in his ownership of a record store that he had the largest independent store in the U.S. and that Billboard magazine did a story about him and that establishment. He proudly pointed to the article written by that publication which was laminated in a frame by his desk. He said that he had sold that store and was now in this new smaller location
"So, Bill" I said "I am mostly interested in seeing your 45's; where are they?" He pointed to the side wall and said there were shelves packed with many 45's.
"Are they in any particular order?" I inquired.
Bill said no they were not in any particular order and that I should just begin my search and call him if I needed any assistance. Before I made my way to the section of the store with the 45's, Bill cautioned me on the condition of the rest room if in fact I needed that facility. Apparently, he has concerts in his store for local bands and since there was a show the previous night, he said he had not as yet emptied the beer cans from the restroom trash can. Not information I needed, but thankful to know about this.
Most every record store that I ever been to has some degree of classification for their 45's, LP's, 78's, etc. Apparently, Bill didn't feel the need to classify the records. Every genre is mixed together. Most record stores pack their 45's for example, in bins or boxes. Apparently, Bill did not feel that this accommodation was warranted either. Most record stores do not provide seating, so that after a long day of rummaging through the racks, one can get tired. Here too, Bill has not followed the norm because he provided a number of chairs right next to endless shelves of 45's so that a customer can comfortably be seated while looking through the records.
Since there was no particular rhyme or reason to the way in which the 45's were organized or presented, I found a Billy Preston record next to a Four Tops record next to a Led Zeppelin record. Ironically, all the records I looked at were in surprisingly good shape. I continued my search and at the end of a few hours, I was well rested courtesy of Bill's comfortable chairs, took my bounty to the front desk to discuss whatever payment was required. Oh, another aspect to Bill's store was that no prices, at least for 45's were posted. He is truly a very interesting guy running his store in his way.
Paying for the records is yet another unique experience. Bill is a very affable man and my conversations with him were most pleasant. Although I wanted to settle on a price and leave, I was drawn into Bill's stories. He is a very engaging individual.
On his wall, I noticed a RIAA award to Ben Harper. Bill told me that he knows Ben, is friendly with him and when Ben played at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC, Bill traveled up there to see him. The more I spoke to Bill, the more I realized that this shop, this man represented a part of America that we don't see any more. He is a gentleman who knows his business no matter what the shop may appear to look like. And even though the bulk of his income from selling records today comes from e-Bay auctions, not from guys like me rummaging through the racks, he is pleasant, knowledgeable and a joy to converse with.
As we began to talk about the prices that Bill would assign to the records I brought to the front, I glanced around to see the many CDs on display. Thought I'd push my luck and ask him where I could find a certain artist in the CD section. He looked at me, grimaced slightly "I know it's somewhere out there, you'll have to look" he said. I knew it was time to pay and go.
I learned a lot from Bill on a hot sunny August afternoon in Dallas that day. It was a great experience and I intend to visit him and his store again in that order the next time I'm in the neighborhood. I hope that he continues to operate his store in exactly the same manner when I next visit.


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For 35 years now, the ATP branch of our Wine Club has been busy contributing limited-production rareties to the Ridge Vineyards wine canon; introducing such fabled designations as Old School, Mazzoni, and Jimsomare to the vineyard lexicon, and showcasing comparatively under-the-radar varietals like Carignane to great and palate-opening effect.
One of the longest-running and most storied designations in Ridge's small-production pantheon is the Dusi Ranch; a designation that, while now comfortably enshrined in the ATP annals, actually predates the club! Founded on vines planted in 1923, and tended since 1944 by Benito Dusi (who was then 11 years old!), this is as unique an old-vine Zinfandel property as California has to offer.
Ridge Vineyards produced its first Dusi Ranch wine in 1967, making this new release, the 2010 Ridge Vineyards Dusi Ranch Zinfandel, the 43rd vintage in a long-line of legendary wines.
Many of you may know this fruit without necessarily realizing it. Members of the Zlist tine of our Wine Club trident, for example, have been consuming its offerings in the guise of our Paso Robles designation for years. Paso is indeed where these vines are located, but the Dusi Ranch label is a comparatively rarefied release. While the Paso Robles zinfandel is a comparatively larger-production release, and accordingly distributed across a sizeable swath of our wholesale landscape, at just over 900 cases, the Dusi Ranch is a dictionary-definition limited-production release.
The question likely brewing in your bean right now is; what drives the selection process as regards whether fruit from the Dusi vineyards goes into the Paso Robles designation, or the Dusi Ranch label? The answer, as with anything Ridge, is complex, and often even arguably inconsistent, in that, at the end of the day, the only formula is that there is no formula. But if one had to make generalizations, one could probably say that when growing season stars align in such a fashion as to produce certain parcels of a particular and singular intensity and concentration, those blocks will often be parsed out and allocated to the Dusi side; meaning, the Dusi is probably most generally associated with a kind of Paso-That-Goes-To-Eleven style.
For the 2010 selection, as winemaker Eric Baugher notes on the wine's back label, fruit from only the "most-stressed old vines" was selected for the bottling. In vineyard parlance, for those of you who might not be familiar, vine stress in a state in which a vine is, for lack of a better term, struggling in some fashion. Struggling for water, for nutrients, for survival.
Vine stress is a subject all its own, to say the least, but in simplest form, productively managed vine stress is a sort of vineyard holy grail; not enough stress induces a sort of viticultural sloth that produces weak, indistinct, personality-less and timid juice. Too much stress will cause a vine to flat-out shut down, and produce, well, nothing. But just the right amount of vine stress can produce juice of great intensity, compression, concentration, and complexity. And it will do so comparatively "naturally." I put the term in quotes because it's a hot-button term these days, and I don't wish to wage in its convoluted waters. But suffice it to say, the point is to tap & manage the "natural" forces and machinations of the vineyard to produce intensity and complexity without retroactive processing in the winery.
So, in hewing strictly to fruit coming off of "stressed" vines, Ridge is able to produce a wine of a markedly concentrated and intense nature, without relying on additives or overtly manipulative processes to do so. For those of who who prefer your wine details to run deep, here's the full detail:
Benito Dusi Vineyard grapes, hand harvested.
Destemmed and crushed.
Fermented on the native yeasts, followed by full malolactic on the naturally occurring bacteria.
Minimum effective sulfur (35ppm at crush, 68 ppm over the course of aging).
Pad filtered at bottling.
In keeping with our philosophy of minimal intervention, this is the sum of our actions.
And that's it! Everything else you taste, is just good ol' grape juice.
And speaking of taste, I spent some time yesterday with our illustrious Monte Bello Hospitality Team, tasting and talking through this wine, and I'd like to share with you some of their impressions:
2010 Ridge Vineyards Dusi Ranch Zinfandel
Regarding appearance, the wine was highlighted for its "dark rich hue in the glass"; reminiscent to one taster of eggplant, and another dark plum. And all but one singled garnet out as a dominant visual tone.
As to aromatics, impressions were diverse: florality and spice were common notations, with fruit notes running a gamut from Montmorency cherry to currant to apple peel, and spice from baked sage to cocoa.
All tasters noted the vibrancy of the acidity on the mouthfeel, and were clearly pleasantly surprised by the seemingly unanticipated freshness. Responses to the tannin profile were largely united around the summation that tannins were smooth, coated, and integrated.
Summarial analysis was both diverse and unified; united around a general sense of "fruit-forwardness," but unique as regards specific characteristics. One wrote of the finish as having a "hint of sweetness interestingly off-set by a subtle earthiness"; another described the profile as "juicy"; and still another described the finish as "long" and "velvety smooth."
If I might offer my own summation, I'd say this wine is particularly notable for its excellent and expert reconciliation of ripe and authentically warm-climate fruit with a strident and bright acidity. I am, in general, not often a purchaser and drinker of zinfandels that run to a riper, warmer, sweeter style, but of this particular wine, I am truly a fan; if one wants a fruit-forward zinfandel that is still controlled, precise, and perfectly balanced; one that reconciles ripeness to acidity, fruit to spice, viscosity to velvet, then one should definitely consider the 2010 Ridge Vineyards Dusi Ranch Zinfandel.
Thank you to our tasters: Kirsten Anderson, Barry Campbell, Antonio Favela, Kim Korupp, and Peter Yaninek!
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Tons of places to eat.
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rancher824 replied to The Glory Land's topic in The LoungeI heard one preacher say one time that a person should tithe on their gross income. I have a question about that. This is in no way condemning candlelight for what she is doing. A portion of my income (which should get to be a larger portion all the time) is cost plus. That means when I spend a dollar on supplies or a sub contractor I collect $1.10. Now as time goes by I should get to the point that the majority of my income is the cost plus. Now lets say my gross income for a year is $100,000.00. My tithe for the year on my gross income would be $10,000.00. But it being earned on cost plus, my bills/payout would be around $9080.00. So my total payout including the tithe would be $100,080.00. Just wondering is it correct that I should tithe on my gross income????
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rancher824 replied to No Nicolaitans's topic in The LoungeDid the 1200.00 just include the tear out and dehumidifier? Or did it include putting things back together? Such as coming back and putting the wood floor back down. 1200.00 sounds high if they are going to stop when they pick up the dehumidifier, but if they are putting the floor back together it sounds about right. Especially if he is like me and tries to include some of the might go wrongs in an estimate rather than have a bad surprise at the end for the customer. I just finished a cabinet job that I estimated between 10,000 and 11,000. The total ended up just shy of 9,000 and I had a very surprised but happy customer. Would much rather happy surprised than mad at the end of the day.
correction, Jewish male!!! lol
It seems to me that a Godly jew must have had a beard. Lev 19:27 Ye shall not round the corners of your heads, neither shalt thou mar the corners of thy beard.
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rancher824 replied to The Glory Land's topic in The Loungeactually 1 Tim 6:1 does not prove your point. As a servant (slave) under the yoke (of bondage(a slave)), everything that one might bring in as a salary would be his masters!!! Even as a worker, I have heard of men not liking it that the boss was making a profit off of their labor. But without the boss there would be no job/income for the worker. So that verse on its own does not define the word honor.
Did anyone, even one single soul, get cast out of Abraham's Bosom and into hell, or did they all go to heaven??
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They wanted us to sign so they could harvest my mothers organs in March of 2004 after she suffered a very major stroke. They said she was brain dead and could not function without the machines. I had a friend get mad at me for saying no. We kept her on the machines a week, then telling them it was time to turn the machines off and let her go (without organ donation) Today, Mom plays the piano, and plays games on her computer. She will never be the self sufficient person she once was, but she is alive!!! She loves to tell about her stroke to strangers and that God had things for her in mind.
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As far as the marriage at Cana, Jesus was a guest, not presiding over it. If he played a "part" it would be a caterer. So I do not see how that would put it as something we could consider religious. Yes, God did conduct the first marriage. He also conducted the first murder trial a few chapters later! Again, how does this bring it into a religious context? As far as unfounded to show the importance, why does a marriage license not show the same. Romans 12 tells how we are to be subject to the higher powers (government). The book of Ruth shows that a marriage is sometimes not permitted by law without certain things being taken care of. The law of Moses forbid the Jews from marring those outside of the Jews. There are legal president about marriage in the old testament. But the only thing religious in the whole Bible is that Jesus was at a wedding. So I find it very hard to figure out how we can condemn the Govt license, but expect and demand a church wedding. I have heard about how ungodly the marriage laws are. It has been several years, but one of the first people to tell me that had refused a marriage license in Georgia if I remember correctly. I looked up the marriage laws of Georgia, and you could see where they were based on the old testament laws. I have been told one of the problems with marriage license is that the same laws for getting married also permit divorce. But, Moses (because of the hardness of their hearts, Jesus said) allowed them to give a letter of divorcement. So it is the same thing, the same law that allows marriage also gives divorce. Does that mean that God likes divorce? No. But I don't think that the state of OK for example likes it either. For if you will council with your pastor before marriage to HIS satisfaction (no rules by the govt as to what has to be said or how long, just his satisfaction) they will reduce the fee for the license to almost nothing. Some will ask, "But why should we have to pay anything for something God gave us a right to do?" Well the way I see that is God gave us many rights. I feel I have a right to live. The founders of our nation said we have the right to "life,liberty and the pursuit of happiness". But if I do not eat, I will not live!! I think all can understand that. But what must I do to eat? I must buy something. Even if I want to raise a garden I must buy seeds. If you want to over look the buying of seeds, I have to pay tax on MY land, or pay rent on someone's land to raise the garden. I have a right to buy a firearm (second amendment), but guess what, If I go to the store to buy one, I get taxed. I have to pay a tax to get something I have a right to own. If I want to use that firearm to hunt deer on my land, I have to buy a tag. Now wait I own the land, and have a right to hunt on my land, but must buy a tag? Yes. Because that is the law. Same goes for marriage. I have not found a single verse in the Bible that overrides this. I also noticed that no one has answered my question, what is the difference between a wife and a concubine?
What is the difference between a wife and a concubine? It was stated that marriage is a religious mater. What makes it a religious mater? That God ordained it? God said "Thou shalt not kill." He later stated that whatsoever sheds man's blood, by man his blood shall be shed. Does this make murder and avenging blood a religious matter? God said "Thou shalt not steal." Same question. Is stealing a religious matter. I would challenge anyone to show me where Jesus, the apostles, or elders in the new testament presided over a wedding!! It is not there. It was stated that the families took care of weddings in Jesus day. That is mostly true, though they had to follow certain laws (yes I said laws, See the book of Ruth, as well as who Moses said the children of Israel were not allowed to marry). But according to the law if a man killed someone he did not face a court ordered executioner, he faced the avenger of blood. Who was that? The one the family appointed, a family member. My point? If you want the church to take care of marriage because it was handled by the family (I have yet to figure out the analogy), Should the church not also take care of murderers? But then the ones who decided that marriage was a church matter ( The RCC) would like that I am sure and have tried through the ages. edited to add the two paragraphs are separate thoughts.
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rancher824 replied to RSS Robot's topic in Baptist NewsI still ask of those who say carrying is not trusting in God, do you carry full insurance? Life, home, auto above what the law requires? Are these not taking our trust away from God just as much? "If I die my family will be protected by X number of dollars from my insurance" rather than "if I die God will take care of my family".
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rancher824 replied to wretched's topic in Biblical IssuesCould go a LOT deaper into this, but will say this. You can say all you want that there is no place in scripture that supports a marriage license, but there is. You just have to look at the book of Ruth. Not only did Boaz have to get the govt "permission" to marry Ruth, He had to get the govt "permission" for her to not marry another. The law stated she HAD to marry another. US marriage laws never go that far!! And you can find even more in Ruth.


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Riding down Stage Road on Sunday my rear tire flatted. The loud pop indicated a blowout. Even though I was going fast, rear flats aren't so bad. Front blowouts are a different matter.
I stopped and began the usual routine of replacing the tube. I didn't look for the cause of the flat, which was my big mistake. Locate the hole and make sure you know the cause. I ran my fingers over the inside of the tire, but that was it.
After the quick change I set off again, only to have another rear blowout seconds later! I then had to patch the tube and noticed this time that it was a large cut at the bottom facing the rim. However, I saw nothing wrong with the rim, so I patched the tube and set about once again inflating the tire.
This time I heard a hissing sound even before the tire was fully inflated. I looked at the tire and immediately saw the problem. The tire had separated near the wire bead and the tube was oozing out.
Once again I had to patch, choosing the other tube, which had smaller slice, but this time I had the solution, which I always carry – a boot. The piece of bike tire went between the tube and the tire, covering the hole. I filled the tire with air and was on my way.
At the summit of Skyline Boulevard I decided to check the tire just to be sure all was OK. You don't want a blowout descending Page Mill Road. Sure enough, the tube was bulging again. I let the air out and repositioned the boot to cover the hole.
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Neiman Marcus isn't known for being the most understated store in the world. Hell, these are the people that sold 12 McLaren 12C Spyders to some well to do shoppers in less than two hours.
Well, if you missed out on a 12C and like gaming, Neiman's has another reasonable option for you this holiday season.
Just $90,000 of your hard earned American dollars will get you a Pinel & Pinel Arcade Trunk. What does it come with, you ask? Plenty o' things!
For all that coin, you'll get controllers for four people to play, a 55" Sony 3D TV, a PS3, racing seats, a top-of-the-line Thrustmaster T500RS wheel, 24 games, a Bluetooth sound system, a calfskin cabinet that comes in 51 colors, and microphones galore.
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This distinctive volume focuses on the memorable paintings of African American modernist William Henry Johnson. Born and raised in a segregated South Carolina town, Johnson (1901-1970) became an expatriate experimental painter in Paris, then Scandinavia. As an African American working in Europe, he drew on primitivism and his travels in North Africa, exploring styles ranging from Northern European expressionism to boldly colorful narratives. Returning to New York in 1938 with his Danish wife, Johnson captured the edginess of city life in bluesy, nervous paintings.
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"Percy Jackson & the Olympians" star Logan Lerman had the Internet in a twist yesterday, claiming he was in talks for the coveted role of Peter Parker in the Spider-Man reboot.
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Over 40 years ago, when Jack Cakebread came to photograph the Napa Valley for a book, he casually mentioned to some family friends in Rutherford that he was interested in one day owning a vineyard. Returning home that afternoon, his phone rang and it was the family friends offering to sell their property. He headed back up to the valley that same afternoon to make his best offer. Thus, Cakebread Cellars was born.
Their first vintage, 157 cases of 1973 Chardonnay, was sold to Groezinger's Wine Shop in Yountville. He in turn sold the wine to a small audience of premium wine drinkers who primarily drove up from the Bay Area on weekends to visit the country. Back then, "Two or three cars an hour would be on the road and we would all stop and look to see who was coming," recalls patriarch Jack Cakebread. Today, traffic is about 30 cars-a-minute as it seems the world comes to visit Napa Valley, and brothers Bruce and Dennis Cakebread pretty much run the show.
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AAt first I didn't like the movie "Castaway" because there were no explicit references to God. But since watching it several more times I've changed my mind. It contains parallels to the Christian life. For example, several small deaths occur: the plane crash, being stranded on an island, and being dashed by waves. But each time there is a resurrection of sorts: Chuck (the main character played by Tom Hanks) emerges from sea, survives the waves, and finally escapes the island.
Yet the most important death and resurrection is in the character of Chuck. He starts his nearly five year exile as an ambitious corporate troubleshooter for FedEx. His ends it a transformed man.
Chuck is humbled when deprived of the basic conveniences of life. He must discover and master the most rudimentary strategies to sustain his life including gathering water, making fire and hunting for food. He is forced to let go of his former life, especially his relationship with his fiancée Kelly and face solitude on that deserted island. The movie contains many poignant moments following Chuck through his transformation.
Finally Chuck manages to escape the island but on leaving looks back with a sense of sadness and loss, knowing that he will never return to that temporary home.
One of the most moving moments occurs after Church is rescued and returns home to his friends and coworkers in Tennessee. He discovers that Kelly has married another man and started a family. He laments to a friend that he lost her once when the plane crashed and on returning home, "I've lost her all over again."
Thankfully, the script does not take a sentimental turn by rekindling the relationship between Chuck and Kelly. After reuniting and professing their deep and undying love for each other, he respects her marriage by saying, "You have to go home."
The key to the movie follows shortly thereafter. Chuck confesses to his friend that he despaired over his lack of control over everything on the island. He tried to hang himself but failed. Then it dawned on him: "I had power over nothing." This was a startling and life-giving revelation. At that moment Chuck realized, "I had to stay alive...even when there seemed no hope." He comes to terms with loss. "I have to keep breathing. Tomorrow, the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring," he says.
As I watched "Castaway" I recalled of the sons of Abraham wandering in the desert for forty years waiting for God to bring them into the Promised Land. The desert was like Chuck's island representing barrenness and death. Some of the Israelites despaired so much over their struggle in the desert that they wanted to return to the slavery in Egypt.
My brothers and sisters in Christ, you won't hear me say, "Happy Easter!" very often. The word "Easter" comes from the ancient word meaning "Sun Goddess" and her festival. The proper greeting this week is "Kalo Pascha!" What does "Pascha" mean? It comes from the Hebrew "pesach" which means "Passover" and refers to the Jewish festival that commemorates the Exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.
For Orthodox Christians, "Pascha" refers to Jesus Christ's Passover from death to life. He spent three days in the remote island of Hades before being raised from the dead. We have just crossed over the desert of Great Lent. Our self-imposed ascetical disciplines help us reach the Promised Land of a new, resurrected life. It is a preparation or training for those times in life when, suddenly and by forces beyond our control, our life crashes into the ocean. We struggle to survive in unfamiliar conditions. We despair the changes and the losses. However, the key is to greet every circumstance of life as an opportunity, a choice. We can either try and reassert control and return to a former life, one that is full of bondage to sin and suffering, or we can repent and allow God-ordained changes that bring us a different and new life.
In the crucible of the deserted island, Chuck's character was forged. Strong, God-given traits emerged. The same is true for us. God does not want to annihilate our being and recreate us from scratch. Rather, He wants to prune the dead branches of sin so that the good and healthy parts of us can survive and become stronger. Say goodbye to the dead branches of our life and embrace whatever the tide of His Divine will brings into our lives. Amen.
Fr. Richard Demetrius Andrews is the pastor of St. George Greek Orthodox Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Fr. Andrews is the past president of Minnesota Eastern Orthodox Christian Clergy Association (MEOCCA), and a volunteer chaplain with the St. Paul Police Department.


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DANBURY -- John Zenesky had been just getting by, living in a subsidized apartment in Danbury.
"But the rent went up and I couldn't stay there anymore," Zenesky said.
For more than a month, Zenesky, 47, who used to be a volunteer firefighter in Newtown, has been living in a Danbury homeless shelter.
Zenesky is among thousands of people in Connecticut who find themselves in homeless shelters, during a time when space is extremely valuable. This winter, record cold temperatures are bringing more people into those safe houses, looking for a warm place to sleep and a decent meal.
On Wednesday evening, all of the estimated 70 homeless shelters in the state reported their numbers to the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness for its annual Point In Time count -- an annual census of the state's homeless population. This year's tally won't be available for a few months.
"This year is a shelter count," said Michelle Conderino, director of homeless services for Catholic Family Services.
Some years, the homeless census counts those living on the streets, under bridges or in the woods -- wherever those without a roof over their heads congregate.
Representatives of her agency, the City of Danbury, the Association of Religious Communities and the Danbury Housing Partnership took the count at two of the city's shelters, the Dorothy Day Hospitality House and the overflow shelter at the First Congregational Church on Wednesday evening. Members of the Jericho Partnership, took the tally at the overflow shelter it operates.
"The shelters are their home, and we try and do it with people the guests of the shelters are comfortable with," Conderino said.
The homeless at the city shelter on New Steet were not being counted, because they are already in the city's database, she said.
"The point is to justify to the government why we need money to providing housing and housing support services in the city," Conderino said. "It's not just housing. They also need case managers and employment services. That's why it's so critical to do this every year."
Guests at the shelters were asked their ages, genders and ethnicity, and whether they are veterans, because President Barack Obama has placed an emphasis on ending homelessness among veterans by next year.
The Point In Time count, as the census is known, is a snapshot of who is homeless that night. Last year's count showed more than 4,500 in the state.
Last year's count also revealed Danbury had 170 homeless, down a bit from the 175 tallied in 2012, but a big increase from the 156 counted in 2011.
In Stamford and Greenwich, home to some of the state's wealthiest people, last year's numbers were alarming, with a 45 percent increase in the number of homeless people, up from 280 in 2012 to 405 in 2013.
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Vindicator promotes a strong immune system and a healthy respiratory system. While lambs and goats may eventually recover from a cough, pneumonia, or even a toxic substance, their likelihood of winning is greatly reduced. Vindicator boosts the immune system and removes toxins using zeolite technology. Vindicator also produces a tight hide at show time and uses proven technology to protect against water belly and urinary calculi in wethers and non-castrated males. Vindicator contains 19.5% crude protein and 7% crude fiber from grain products, plant proteins, dried potato products, calcium, vitamin E, vitamin D3, wheat germ meal, and dried brewers yeast. Feed goats and sheep 3 oz. per head daily. Pellets.
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Oxy-Gen Z1L for Lambs and Goats is the latest twist on their most successful supplement in the show ring, Z1L. They took everything they learned developing Z1L and added STOP technology to fight fungus from within. Too often, your project animal can pick up a skin issue from exposure to other animals or judges that touch every animal. Get the body condition to win now with the technology to STOP the skin fungus that can rob you of your chance to win it all. Recommended to be fed a minimum of 30 days before showing. Z1L is also recommended to condition animals for sale and breeding. No drugs. No withdrawal. Safe for both sexes and all ages, to include breeding animals. Z1L for Lambs and Goats contains 15.50% protein, 1.6% crude fat, 6% crude fiber from grain, plant, and forage products, along with iodine, vitamin E, dried yeast, wheat germ meal, dried potato products, calcium citrate, potassium sulfate, Ethylenediamine Dihydriodide (EDDI), manganese, zinc, copper, cobalt, and dried lactobacillus. Feed lambs and goats 3 oz. per head daily. Do not overfeed. Pellets.
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Show Shake supplies a concentrated source of energy, protein, fiber, electrolytes and vitamins needed in times of stress. Nutrient source for all classes of sheep, cattle hogs and goats. Mix 3 ounces of powdered Show Shake to 5 ounces of water, shake and drench your animal. It's that simple. This product is completely natural.
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Show Bloom Livestock Conditioner & Supplement is an all-natural nutritional formula for improved animal health. Proven to create a shiny, healthier coat, healthy skin and improved hoof condition. Increases feed intake and utilization. Aids muscle development and firmness. Helps animals reach their full genetic potential. ShowBloom contains a balance of high quality protein along with vitamins A, C, D, and E in a brewer's dried yeast base. Rich in essential amino acids. May be fed to all animals including cattle, horses, swine, sheep, goats, rabbits, and other small livestock. Feed 8 oz. per day for cattle and horses, 3 oz. for sheep and goats, 4 oz. for swine and 1 oz. for other small livestock.
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Hide and Hair for Sheep and Goats encourages hair growth and skin health. Contains kelp and seaweed, which has been shown to help lower body temperatures. Feed 60 - 120 days before showing, with optimal results at 90+ days. Feed 2 oz. per head daily. Pellets.
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Definition contains a complex formula researched to enhance appearance and muscle definition in show livestock. Definition is provided in combo packs. Each combo pack contains a 4 oz. packet of Definition Base and a 2 oz. packet of Definition Activator. Mix both packets together before feeding. Feed one Definition combo pack per 250 lbs. body weight at least 5 hours and 2 hours prior to entering the show ring. Top dress on feed or dissolve in water. Definition is for use in cattle, swine, sheep, and goats.
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Sheep SHAG helps create luxurious, show-winning wool, even on legs! One-of-a-kind formula will grow wool, even in the hottest weather. Complete supplement blend contains Oxy-Gen to improve muscling and overall health, and Stop! Fungus to help stop ringworm and fungus before they become a problem. All-natural formula. Feed 1 oz. daily to sheep over 60 lbs; 1/2 oz. daily to sheep under 60 lbs. Pellets.
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Protein, vitamin, and mineral supplement for show sheep and goats. For best results, feed 60 - 100 days prior to show. Feed 1 scoop twice daily. Pellets.
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Essential Body Builder for Show Lambs is designed to increase rack size, provide muscle definition, increase bloom, and put on more shine. High levels of Omega 3 fatty acids and an advanced, balanced electrolyte system. Essential Body Builder includes soybean meal, flax seed, balanced electrolytes, brewers yeast, Albion chelated minerals, and more. Feed 1/2 scoop per head daily. Pellets.
Essential Body Builder Top-Dress for Show Lambsby Essential Show FeedsPrice:$41.49
Essential Goat Wether Top is a low fat, high protein top-dress designed to increase rack size and bloom, provide better muscle expression, improve stamina, and enhance digestion in today's lean, muscular wether. Essential Goat Wether Top includes soybean meal, flax seed, organic iron, balanced electrolytes, brewers yeast, copper, Albion chelated minerals, and more. Do not feed to sheep. Feed wether goats 1/4 scoop twice daily. Meal.
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Healthy Coat Show Formula is a rich source of essential fatty acids and vitamins to improve skin and coat conditions, performance and overall health. All-natural feed supplement includes Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, vitamin E, vitamin B12, niacin, biotin, and lecithin. Healthy Coat Show Formula is an easily digestible source of nutrients for energy, performance, stamina and strength. Introduce gradually with feed each day. Steers: 2 to 4 oz. Goats and sheep: 3/4 to 1 1/2 oz. Pigs: 1/2 to 2 oz. To obtain maximum response for difficult skin and coat needs, higher levels may be fed.
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Oxy-Calm Paste is uniquely formulated to address issues that are preventing your animal from performing at its best, Oxy-Calm provides essential nutritional and digestive technology that is suited for animals of any age or sex. Oxy-Calm Paste addresses common factors of stress from training, competition, travel, and showmanship in a drug-free formula. Oxy-Calm Paste contains vitamin E, sugars, flavorings, tryptophan, thiamine mononitrate, guar gum, xantham gum, wheat germ oil, dried active yeast, and lactobacillus acidophilus.
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Feminine shape and freshness throughout the front end of your show goat means ultimate success or failure in the show ring today. The superior science of Fresh & Feminine features a combination of strategic vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and protein sources. This chemistry supports metabolic fat burning that targets specific areas of the body to reduce fat content, most notably in the neck and chest area. As a result, the animal has a more feminine, attractive physique. This helps to offset the results seen from aggressive, high energy show goat diets. Safe for market and breeding animals. Top dress one (15 g) scoop twice daily.
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Feminine shape and freshness throughout the front end of your show lamb means ultimate success or failure in the show ring today. The superior science of Fresh & Feminine features a combination of strategic vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and protein sources. This chemistry supports metabolic fat burning that targets specific areas of the body to reduce fat content, most notably in the neck and chest area. As a result, your show lamb has a more feminine, attractive physique. This helps to offset the results seen from aggressive, high energy show lamb diets. Safe for market and breeding animals. Top dress one (15 g) scoop twice daily.
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Essential Composure for Sheep and Goats is formulated to provide a calming effect to the nervous system. Stimulates the production of a hormone that helps start the sleep cycle, causing animals to relax. Helps your animal overcome anxiety from stressful situations, including showing and transporting. Essential Composure contains thiamine, tryptophan, and magnesium. Feed 10 cc per lamb or goat. May repeat dosage in 4 hours, as needed. Paste.
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Goat SHAG helps create a luxurious, show-winning hair coat! One-of-a-kind formula will grow hair, even in the hottest weather. Complete supplement blend contains Oxy-Gen to improve muscling and overall health, and Stop! Fungus to help stop ringworm and fungus before they become a problem. All-natural formula. Feed 1 oz. daily to goats over 60 lbs; 1/2 oz. daily to goats under 60 lbs. Pellets.
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Ostojic Group
Contact Details
115 Tivendale Road
Berrimah NT 0828
+061 8 8999 9999
+061 418 809 824
+061 8 8984 3749
Other Locations
Company Profile
Ostojic Group has been established in the Northern Territory for over 40 years and remains committed to the construction industry in the Northern Territory. Starting as a small 1 person company in the early 1970s, Ostojic has grown with the Northern Territory and now employs over 150 local employees. During this growth period Ostojic has invested in local industry in the Northern Territory through its development of a quarry at Mount Bundy, concrete readymix plant in Berrimah, gravel and soil leases around the Darwin area, industrial developments in the Berrimah area and office/workshop in Alice Springs. Ostojic has a wealth of experience in civil construction in the Northern Territory. Ostojic has completed over 50 projects for NT Government over the past 30 years as well as major earthmoving projects for mines around the Northern Territory.
Products and Services
Road and Civil Construction & Earthworks
Bulk Haulage / Transport and General Freight
Specialised Heavy Haulage
Quarry Materials and Sand Supply
Readymix concrete supply
AS/NZS 4801:2001 - Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems
Building Code 2013 Compliance
National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme #N00021
Civil Contractors Federation Membership