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All right, time for my first chopper build! Before I start tearing into the thing, you guys all know what an OCC Stingray looks like. To me, it seems more "custom chopper" than "old-school chopper" of which I'd prefer the old-school, naturally. I'm not a fan of the blinged-out rainbow colored "kustoms" so this bike will get the proper Rat Rod treatment!!
First off, pics of the bike as I found it in the trash:
From what I understand, this is an earlier model because of the footrests on the fork. Rechroming them is probably not an option, and even if it were, I can get a new one for $50.
Severe frame rust. Notice the seatpost is as far down as I can put it, and the "minimum height" line is still out of the seat tube. This worries me the most, I'm pretty sure I can fix anything else on it.
Everything that is steel is rusted, except for the rear fender. Crank is bent, pedals are chewed up, seat's torn, but it's all there. And man, after riding my aluminum Mt. bike, this thing is HEAVY! I'll get over it. I won't know how bad the damage is until I actually tear it down completely, but I'm hoping it's structually sound, and the damage is mostly cosmetic.
So now comes the part where I figure out what to do with the thing. Essentially, I want it to be ridable and cool. Thanks to you guys, I've got some really great ideas for it. I've got two roads I can go down:
1. Clean it up, repaint it, make it rideable, and call it good.
2. Do something totally wicked with it, i.e. convert it to a multi-gear with all the trimmings, drum brakes front and back, custom frame insert, light on the front, apehangers, maybe some trick pieces here and there. Basically, turn it into a work of art.
Just for fun, a closeup of the logo sticker on the badly rusted handlebars.
Now for those of you with significant others, lemme tell you the choice isn't as easy as you'd think!! I could easily make it ridable for about $30 and rock it up and down the street. But I've got big plans for this bike, I want to do more with it. There's no "freakbike" crew anywhere around here, and I want to do it up nice enough to bring to car shows, and use it as a pit bike at the drag strip/autocross track. And I can't tell you how much it would rock to do a local bike tour with it! It just fits my attitude. All the roadies and weight weenies would snicker, but deep down inside, they'd wish they had the guts to ride it.
The seat's bumper rail. Chrome is flaking off in huge sheets.
So, practically speaking, I'll have to do this in 2 stages: cosmetic, and then spring for the drivetrain upgrades further on down the road, when I have the money. Specifically, I want to convert the rear to a multi-speed hub. I could use the Sturmey wide 3-speed that the later OCC bikes came with... the only places I've found them want exorbitant amounts of money for just a 3-speed hub. For less money, I can get a Sturmey 8-speed with a built-in drum brake, which would let me paint the rims red and use whitewalls. "Oh wait," you say, "That hub isn't wide enough to use on the 4 inch rim!" You'd be correct. That, and the fact that nobody makes a whitewall 20x4" tire means I'd have to go to a 20x3" for the whitewalls and the geared hub, which is still fine with me. I can build wheels, so that's not a problem. As long as the Sturmey 8-speed drum hub clears the 3" tire, I'm good. I'd have to put a drum hub up front too, just for kicks, and to make the younger roadie guys ask what it is. LOL
Here's my inspirations:
And also Randfink's chopper (I really like this!! Though I wouldn't make the fork quite as long)
and Felt's "El Guapo" bike:
So what do you guys think? Would it be worth it to drop a few hundred bucks making this the coolest OCC chopper ever? Or should I just rock it 1-speed?


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Ollie K. Barnett Fuson went home to be with the Lord on Friday, November 2, 2012 surrounded by her family. She was the daughter of Lucy Mae Givens Barnett and Walter Barnett.
She grew up in a Christian home with hard working parents. In 1927 the diphtheria epidemic went through the coal mining camps at Cannon Creek and her three younger siblings, Charlie, Gladys, and Gracie died within a two week period. Her mother died at age 39 and she helped her dad raised the youngest children.
Ollie married James Linza Fuson in 1935 and they raised six children on the hill above Meldrum. They were both saved in 1937 and joined Meldrum Baptist Church, where she served as Sunday school teacher, choir member and always helped with every church dinner.
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She also cooked every Sunday for her family for more than 70 years. Ollie enjoyed reading her Bible, gardening and quilting. After her vision faded in her 80's, she encouraged herself by singing. "Neath the Old Olive Tree" will always be remembered as a favorite.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brothers, Walter "Wick", Harvey "Bunny", Granville "Chappy", Charlie and Clyde Barnett; sisters, Gladys and Gracie as well as her husband of 54 years, Linza Fuson and son, Benny Luther Fuson.
Survivors include five children, Ella Mae Tribell, Alma and husband John Owens, Jesse and wife Anna Fuson, Denver and wife Cathy Fuson, and Kenneth and wife Linda Fuson; grandchildren, Thomasa and husband Sam Risner, Karen and husband Jim Bowling, Cindy and husband Jerry Wallace, Randy Owens, Russ and wife Carolyn Tribell, Beddy and husband George Johnson, Dacia and husband Gary Gerst, Ramona Fuson, Eric Fuson, Jay Fuson, Olivia "Libby" and husband Johnny Massengill, Jessica and husband Kevin Wilson, Ollie Renee and husband Dale Gibbons, Jesse Fuson, Jr., and Brandon Fuson.
In addition, she is survived by 27 Great-grandchildren, 11 Great-great-grandchildren; one brother, Emett Barnett and one sister, Lorene Barnett Ogle, both of Meldrum.
She also dearly loved her neighbors, Jewell Shackleford, Wayne and Ruth Gambrel and Albert Wilson.
Funeral services was conducted by the Creech Funeral Home on Monday November 5 at 8:00 p.m. with Rev. Richard Barnett and Rev. Anthony Lovett presiding.
Music was provided by the Meldrum Missionary Baptist Church Choir and the Barton Family Trio.
Family received friends from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Pallbearers were her grandsons and great-grandsons. Graveside services will be conducted at 11:00 a.m. at the Green Hills Memorial Garden.
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Ralph Nader and his supporters plan to picket outside of the Wal-Mart in Torrington Saturday morning — and then at stores in Avon and Waterbury — to protest the retail giant's failure to support an increase in the nation's minimum wage.
The Torrington event is scheduled for 11:30 a.m., but if the weather is bad the protests will be postponed.
"This will be the start of a process that will go across the country," promised Nader, the political activist, former presidential candidate and native of the town just to the north of Torrington, Winsted.
In a telephone interview Wednesday, Nader said, "Wal-Mart finally supported the last minimum wage increase, which was passed in 2009 under Senator Ted Kennedy's leadership. I keep urging them to do it again and they keep saying they are discussing it. I have never seen a corporation with more tone deaf leaders."
He noted the dramatic disparity between Wal-Mart workers' and CEO Michael Duke's relative rates of compensation. The CEO earns $11,000 an hour, plus benefits and perks. "By 11 a.m. on Jan. 2, assuming that he came to work on time, he had made more than his workers can make in a year. This is unchartered territory for hierarchical greed," Nader charged.
In a Jan. 17 open letter to Duke, Nader wrote: "Wal-Mart has about one million workers, give or take, in the U.S. who are making less per hour, adjusted for inflation, than workers made in 1968. This is remarkable for another reason — today's Wal-Mart worker, due to automation and other efficiencies, does the work of two Wal-Mart workers from 40 years ago. A federal minimum wage, inflation-adjusted from 1968, would be $10.50 today."
"That is our mantra, 'Keep up with 1968,'" Nader said. 'We have the lowest minimum wage among Western countries."
He noted that the present federal minimum wage is $7.25. In Western Europe and Ontario, Wal-Mart must adhere to minimum wages of $10.25 or more, as well as providing benefits.
"Raising your workers' wages to a $10.50 minimum would cost your company less than $2 billion (deductible) on U.S. sales of more than $313 billion," he wrote in his open letter.
"You need to do something authentic that people can relate to," he cautioned. Continued...
"When I met with a Wal-Mart representative I said, 'You have stores in Ontario and you have to pay $10.25," he said on the phone. "I asked if they were making a profit. He answered, 'Oh, yeah.' Right across the border in the U.S., they are paying $7.25 an hour and I asked him why they weren't paying $10.25. They have workers with no benefits, with no union, whose schedules they mess up by saying, 'Come in at this time, come in at that time … .'"
"By contrast, Costco starts employees at $11.50 and gives benefits," Nader said. "When I talked to the Costco CEO, he said the wage reduces turnover and increases productivity and, besides, his workers need the money to live. When I presented that to Wal-Mart, they said they have a different business model—yeah, a business model of gouging workers."
On Tuesday, Sen. Tom Harken (D-IA) and Rep. George Miller (D-CA) announced that they would introduce the Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2013, which would increase the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $10.10 by 2016. The bill would also raise the minimum wage for tipped employees from $2.13 to 70 percent of non-tipped minimum wage.
Harkin told the Huffington Post, "When you see what's happened to CEO salaries and compensation since the 1970s, and what's happened to the minimum wage, it's just startling ... We can't continue on this way. We need a higher minimum wage."
But Nader had faint praise for the two legislators.
"This illustrates the decay of the Democratic Party," he said, adding that he had urged that the issue be part of the Democratic platform during the last election. "They all agreed it would be a good issue, but they all said same thing, 'There is no point coming out on this unless Obama leads the way'—and he didn't lead the way, even though it was the right thing to do. What did the Democrats have for poor men, women and children? The party has lost its energy in the past 10 years—even [Tuesday's] press conference had no fervor."
Nader said the nation's crumbling economy had revealed the schism. "Now we have a disengagement between corporate profits and people. The nation has two economies—the stock market breakthrough and the declining lifestyle of workers. The two economies are veering in separate directions."
Nader said President Obama "had lifted the taboo" of talking about minimum wage when he mentioned it in his State of the Union speech and recommended an increase to $9. "Now, we can talk about it and go beyond his $9-an-hour absurdity," said Nader. "Miller and Harken said during their press conference that they wished the increase could be more but that it wouldn't get through. My question was, 'Why not set a proper moral standard and make the others drag you down?' It's not only too low, but they take their sweet time before they reach that level—2016—as if people can wait! Why give corporations another four years? Democrats have no passion for the issue."
There is plenty of popular support for increasing the minimum wage. A USA Today/Pew Research Center poll showed that 71 percent of Americans support the president's proposal for an increase in minimum wage.
Nader noted that even some conservatives support the increase, including former Republican presidential candidates, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum—until last year's primaries. "I predicted in an article that the candidates would pay for what they said in the primaries. That's why this issue is so important," he concluded. "It illuminates the decay of the political system." Continued...
He said the picketing at Torrington's Wal-Mart would be "informational." "Because you can't picket in malls in Connecticut we are not looking for large numbers," he said. "[The effect] will be evaluated by the content of the signs. It will be a message to Wal-Mart's top executives that this will spread around the country."
From Torrington he will travel on to Avon and Waterbury for more picketing.
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When the nation's best food truck is serving up delicious eats (somewhat) close to your neighborhood, at a time that is convenient for you and your toddler, on a day when your hungry husband (who won't let you go without him) can join you, you go check it out.
Marination is, arguably, Seattle's most gabbed about food truck. It has won every local award under the foodie sun, made us drool all over Seattle Magazine's April cover, and has become infamous for it's long lines at Mobile Chowdown. I figured there had to be a reason for all of this hype. But sometimes in Seattle hype is a tossup—you could wrap a flax tortilla around a hemp sausage and people might never stop raving about it. We are, after all, the same folk who wore nothing but flannel and socks with sandals not so long ago.
Just kidding. I trust in your taste in food, Seattle. Even you hippies. Who still wear socks with sandals.
We meandered our way down to Columbia City to an empty bank parking lot where the truck was stationed for the lunch hour. I was too curious not to.
Actual size of toddler. Actual size of Marination Mobile. She later tried to dive head first into that yellow trash can.
The menu is small—tacos, fried rice, sliders, and a quesadilla. I'm assuming it's a byproduct of Marination's tiny mobile kitchen, but I also think that a limited menu is the mark of a good restaurant in general. It usually means that they know what they do well and what their customers like.
First up: the Aloha slider. Shredded pork, slaw and creamy sauce on a toasted sweet Hawaiian roll. This is likely Marination's signature dish, and it didn't disappoint. The pork was slightly sweet and tender, the slaw crisp and tangy, and the sauce melded nicely with the sweet roll. I only wish I had ordered more of them.
Next on our tasting menu was the Kimchi Quesadilla. Melty cheese, the same sweet, tender pork, slathered in that same delicious sauce. I didn't think it was amazing, but as far as creative quesadillas go, this one was top notch.
Husband wolfed down two tiny tacos: one kalbi beef and one spicy pork. The beef was sweet (sensing a pattern here?) and garlicy, and the pork was gently spicy and super moist. These were the true stars of Marination for our hungry clan. Next round, when I manage to track this truck down again, I'll load up on these babies. They also offer a miso ginger chicken taco, which I am anxious to try, and I also want to dig into the Kimchi Rice Bowl, which our friend Linda happily noshed on.
Hype, in this case, was completely deserved. Hunt down this truck, eat lunch, and be happy, Seattle. And if you wear socks with sandals whilst doing so, I won't tell.


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If you look around you, the one thing that you can't help but notice is that the number of CCTV cameras being used is on the rise. You can see them being used in factory production lines, in stores for security, manage traffic and traffic signals and a number of other places. For most of these uses, a steady video stream is all well and good, but the need to be able to pluck a single image from the stream requires the use of frame grabbers. Placing Frame Grabbers Are Used In Traffic ControlFrame grabbers can be a card or device that is connected into the video stream that makes it possible for you to view individual frames or images from the stream. In the manufacturing environment this can help with quality control. In the retail industry these single images can make it possible to identify criminals and terrorists and can be used in a court of law to secure prosecution. Traffic police are now using frame grabbers in conjunction with radar guns to issue speeding tickets automatically. Comments |


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LOS ANGELES — He styled himself as a Rambo-like guerrilla, someone trained to outwit and outshoot the police at every turn, and while Christopher Dorner left no doubt he could be unforgivingly violent, when it came to keeping ahead of the law during his deadly rampage, he made one mistake after another.
The last one — letting one of two people he tied up get to her cellphone and call police as he made off in their purple car — tipped authorities he was coming.
The angry ex-cop, who authorities say boasted that police agencies had no chance of capturing him except on his terms, appears to have been killed Tuesday in a fierce gun battle after he wrecked two getaway cars and had to make a last stand in a mountain cabin 80 miles east of Los Angeles.
The cabin went up in flames after authorities launched pyrotechnic tear gas canisters into it, and authorities were all but certain the charred body found inside afterward was Dorner's. They are waiting for forensic tests to confirm that, but in the meantime San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon said Wednesday that authorities consider the hunt over.
Personal effects, including Dorner's driver's license, were found with the body, an official briefed on the search told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing.
Sheriff's deputies were not trying to burn down the cabin with Dorner inside but simply flush him out, McMahon said.
"It was not on purpose," he told reporters Wednesday. "We did not intentionally burn down that cabin to get Mr. Dorner out."
Karen and Jim Reynolds said they came face to face with Dorner around noon on the day of his downfall. The couple said that they found him in their cabin-style condominium just a stone's throw from the sheriff's command post, and believe he had been there since Friday.
The couple said Dorner bound them, put pillow cases over their heads and fled in their purple Nissan. When he did, Karen Reynolds managed to get to her cellphone and call 911. The Reynolds told their story at a news conference Wednesday night, they said, to clear up recent reports that it was two female housekeepers who had found Dorner and been tied up.
Their account could not immediately be confirmed by law enforcement officials, but it matched earlier reports saying it was a married couple, and property records showed them as the owners. Continued...
The manhunt, one of the largest in recent memory, began last week after Dorner was linked to the killings of a former Los Angeles police captain's daughter and her fiance.
Soon after the couple was found shot death near their Orange County condo, authorities linked their killings to a long, rambling rant they say Dorner posted on Facebook vowing to get revenge on the Los Angeles police and their families for ruining his reputation by firing him.
Dorner was dismissed for filing a false report wrongly accusing his training officer of kicking a mentally disabled man.
"I will bring unconventional and asymmetrical warfare to those in LAPD uniform whether on or off duty," Dorner had boasted. "You will now live the life of the prey."
As it turned out, none of Dorner's four victims were Los Angeles police officers. The other two were a Riverside officer he ambushed at a traffic light and a San Bernardino sheriff's deputy killed in Tuesday's firefight.
"If you're really trying to kill all those people, if that's really your plan, and you're a great tactician, then you don't tell people," said Jim Clemente, a retired behavioral analyst for the FBI. "You don't tell LAPD in advance so they can put a bunch of bodyguards on people. He went and killed soft targets, innocent citizens who had nothing to do with him at all. He used those to scare people, and he used those sadistically to harm the LAPD officer he wanted to get at."
After the first two killings, Dorner tried to steal a boat in San Diego and flee to Mexico, but the former Navy veteran tangled a rope in the outboard motor and couldn't start it, authorities said. Then he fled to the Big Bear Lake resort area, where his truck axle broke, stranding him on Feb. 7, just ahead of a heavy snowstorm.
He may have caught a break when he found refuge in a vacant vacation cabin just across the street from a command post established for the hundreds of officers frantically searching for him.
Despite a search that involved helicopters and bloodhounds and officers going door-to-door checking hundreds of cabins, Dorner remained out of sight until he was discovered Tuesday at the cabin near the command post.
San Bernardino County Deputy Chief Steve Kovensky said searchers had not seen any forced entry when they checked it, but he could not provide details about exactly when that check was made. Continued...
Authorities, for the most part, looked at cabins boarded up for the winter, said Dan Sforza, assistant chief of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and often didn't enter occupied homes where nothing appeared amiss.
As he fled in the Nissan, Dorner managed to elude authorities for a time by pulling behind two school buses and making a quick turn onto a mountain road. But he crashed the car there and had to steal another.
That's when he confronted Rick Heltebrake, a ranger who takes care of a Boy Scout camp nearby, and took his pickup. Heltebrake was checking the perimeter of the camp for anything out of the ordinary when he saw Dorner emerge from behind some trees. He was dressed in military fatigues and holding a semi-automatic-style rifle.
"I don't want to hurt you. Start walking and take your dog," Heltebrake recalled Dorner saying as he pointed the gun at him. He fled with his 3-year-old Dalmatian, Suni, and immediately called police, who quickly found the suspect again.
This time he opened fire as he drove past a car carrying game wardens looking for him. One of them got out of his own vehicle and returned fire from his high-powered, semi-automatic rifle but apparently missed.
Out of options after crashing the pickup, the driver made a break for a cabin and barricaded himself inside, where he made his last stand.
Dorner's mother released a family statement to the FOX affiliate in Los Angeles disavowing her son's actions in his final weeks.
"It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we express our deepest sympathies and condolences to anyone that suffered losses or injuries resulting from Christopher's actions. We do not condone Christopher's actions," said the statement Nancy Dorner gave to KTTV-TV. "The family has no further comments and ask that our privacy be respected during this difficult time."
San Bernardino County Sheriff's Deputy Jeremiah MacKay was killed during that final gunfight and another deputy was wounded.
MacKay, a detective who had been with the department 15 years, had a wife, 7-year-old daughter and 4-month-old son, sheriff's officials said. He had spoken to AP just last weekend, saying he hoped Dorner could be taken into custody without any more violence. Continued...
"You just never know if the guy's going to pop out or where he's going to pop out," MacKay told an AP reporter. "We're hoping this comes to a close without any more casualties."
If Dorner's body is identified, he'll be the final casualty.
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In addition to leather heated seats, the interior also includes a heated steering wheel and an entertainment system featuring USB, Bluetooth and satellite radio technology in a high-end Bose system.
"It's the latest member of an expanding portfolio that made Buick the fastest-growing brand in the U.S. last year," said John Schwegman, vice-president of U.S. marketing. "We are now in fourth place among the luxury brands and 41 per cent of our customers are conquests, if you will, from other brands.
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In addition to the Verano, Buick also displayed the Enclave, which increased its sales by 28 per cent last year; the LaCrosse, which saw a remarkable 120 per cent jump in sales and the 2012 Regal, many of which will be assembled in Oshawa.
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DALLAS – Should Dallas Mavericks fans be worried about the health of their beloved 7-foot German superstar?
All signs point to a no after 11-time All-Star Dirk Nowitzki battled through a similar situation last season.
Missing Tuesday night's 99-85 loss to F.C. Barcelona Regal due to a right knee effusion as the Mavericks wrapped up their European exhibition tour, Nowitzki didn't seem mentality fazed by the minor injury. Neither did Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle.
"Well, we're monitoring it very closely," Carlisle said of the injury to his go-to player. "We'll proceed as we feel we need to. Beyond that, I can't really comment on it. I mean, he's got right knee swelling and we decided not to play him because he's got swelling. So, that's where it's at."
After getting off to a sluggish start last season following a shortened training camp and a condensed schedule, Nowitzki required a week-long hiatus from game action to rest and recondition the same knee. Still, he went on to make his 11th straight All-Star team, leading the Mavs into the playoffs for a 12th consecutive season after averaging 21.6 points and 6.7 rebounds in 62 of a possible 66 games.
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"The good thing or the different thing this year is that my legs are actually pretty strong," he added. "I lifted all through the summer, so hopefully this is just a temporary thing that I've got to deal with. You know, actually I was training with [Nowitzki's mentor Holger Geschwindner] the last four weeks before I came over. It was fine, no swelling at all, but I guess you can't simulate practice and the first couple games and scrimmages and stuff. I guess hopefully it's just a temporary reaction. But yeah, I mean, swelling-wise it's the same as last year, so I don't think there is a big difference."


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By reading (and acting on) the advice in this article, you can conceivably save yourself a lot of money, time and frustration.
If you are a professional or amateur astrologer, you can't help but have noticed that computers have made the calculation part of doing astrology a lot easier. I work with the software technical support group at Matrix Software, Inc., which develops and distributes various kinds of astrology software, and sells software made by other companies as well. As a result, I get to take or hear a lot of calls from customers, as they spend their money to call us up with their problems. Sometimes we are sorely tempted to tell the customer to just pack up their computer and send it back to the manufacturer!
Out of that experience, my fellow tech. support specialists and I have come up with a number of very basic, low-cost and easy to implement recommendations for anyone using astrology software on a computer. Any software, on any computer, anywhere, anytime.
Play With Your Computer
The first and most important recommendation is to play with your computer! Get to know it! Overcome any fear you have that by punching a few keystrokes you can ruin an expensive piece of equipment. It's really quite difficult to mess things up, and you have to be unusually creative and inventive to get to that point. In addition, you have to be very stubborn about treading in areas you know nothing about. That's why you need to learn your way around.
By playing, I mean clicking on anything you can click on to see what it does. The worst that can happen is that your computer might freeze up. That's what the "off" switch is for. No harm done. By all means, take the ten or so minutes to take the Windows tutorial that comes with the operating system. Learn such simple operations as drag-and-drop; double-clicking; right-clicking; minimizing, resizing and maximizing windows and so on. Learn how to navigate in Windows Explorer, or in the comparable features of your Mac.
You would be amazed at the number of people who can't copy files because they never learned to drag-and-drop, or right click, or drag the cursor to highlight things. Learn to copy and delete files, and learn to copy and delete words in a text file. Learn what to do when a program hangs up but your cursor still moves (ever hear of "Control+Alt+Delete"?).
Making friends with your computer is the single most important thing you can do for yourself. It doesn't take a lot of time, or genius-level skills, or the help of your teenaged daughter! There are plenty of tutorials for Windows (or the Mac operating system), and there are other tutorials that come automatically with programs such as Microsoft Word (usually included in the Microsoft Office suite of programs). It's not a waste of time to take these tutorials, even if you already know 90% of what's in them.
Think Before You Buy
It seems so obvious that it's good to investigate programs before you buy them that it's hardly worth mentioning, right? Wrong. A lot of people don't seem to realize that they can investigate software beforehand. Check and see if the software you want is sold by someone with a website. Often you can download a fully functional demonstration version of the program and check it out that way. If you do that, often you can solve compatability questions before you've spent a lot of money.
Take Your Time
Computers make a lot of people nervous. So many details, so little time, so many things to go wrong… So instead of reading, for instance, the installation instructions carefully, they sigh, figuratively close their eyes and do whatever they imagine might work to put the program in. Quickly. Without really knowing what the choices they are making mean. Amazingly, this sort-of works a lot of the time, because manufacturers have worked really hard to deal with this tendency on the part of customers. But it really helps to slow down, take your time, and read the instructions carefully before loading the program.
Play With Your Programs
My second big recommendation is to play with your astrology program before trying to do professional business with it. Poke around in it. Try things you never expect to do in "real" life. Look at the "help" files and try something really peculiar. See if you can get the program to really mess up! Try some ordinary things, too. Then try doing them a different way. (Remember about "Control+Alt+Delete"? Remember that you have an "off" button too!)
Making Astrology Software Is A Labor of Love
The big software manufacturers have as many as hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars behind their programs, and many thousands of people work on them. But think about the poor astrology software manufacturer: at best he has a few tens of thousands of customers. If you do the math, it soon becomes clear that he's doing an awful lot of programming with a lot fewer resources. Usually only one or two programmers worked on the program, and the company was not able to afford to own every form of hardware known to man in order to prevent compatibility conflicts. Considering those limitations, astrology programs are amazingly powerful and encounter a surprisingly few big problems. But I doubt if any of their owners has gotten rich: astrology programming is at least in part a labor of love. Every program out there has some limitations. Curiously, certain dates and places (different with each program) will reveal computation problems with most programs. You may be the lucky one to discover one of these!
Every Program is Different!
Astrologers are a diverse bunch with wildly differing personalities, for instance, as anyone who has ever been to an astrology conference can testify. They have widely diverging needs and interests, too. So it comes as no surprise that the style and content of astrology programs are also different. Nearly as different as astrologers themselves. Individual. No two do exactly the same things. Comparing your program to your friends' isn't really possible. They're apples and oranges. Maybe you like one better than another, or find one easier to use than another, or want the functions in one more than those in another. That's about all you can say.
Every Program is the Same
But wait! I thought you said astrology programs are all different. They are. The tasks they choose to perform and the ways they give to customers to accomplish those tasks differ greatly. However, they pretty much all deliver a reasonably accurate contemporary chart in seconds. If you learned to do charts the old-fashioned way (using atlases, tables of time changes, tables of houses, ephemerides and sets of equations), you know: that's no small potatoes!
So Now You Have A Tech Problem?
Sooner or later, if you use your program to its fullest extent, you'll encounter a glitch, or will find that something is throwing your calculations off. This will happen with every program (there are no exceptions to this rule). Then you may want to call that software company's technical support phone lines. Try the simple stuff before doing that: close and reopen the program, turn off and restart the computer, etc. Then you might see if your software company has an FAQ (frequently asked questions) on their website. If that doesn't solve your problem and you decide to call them, make sure you know exactly what you're doing that leads to the problem, and can describe step by step how you get there.
You'll save yourself lots of time, money and aggravation if, for instance, you write down the exact wording of all the error messages that appear. If your problem isn't a simple one (and you can't know before hand whether or not it is), be near your computer when you call, with the computer turned on! You'd be surprised how many people want to diagnose complicated problems without doing this. Occasionally a simple e-mail will do the trick. It's worth trying, especially if you can't get through to the tech people. And, above all, be sure you know how to drag-and-drop, copy and delete files, and drag-to-highlight things! You should also know what operating system you are using, and the model numbers of your computers and printers. You'll save yourself and your techie a lot of frustration that way.
Let me summarize what you need to do when you encounter a tech problem:
Try to solve the problem yourself, if you can manage not to panic.
close and reopen the program
restart your computer
Be sure you have worked to understand what your problem is and how you "arrived" at it. Record all the information about it that you can, error messages and the like.
Look for the program's website for FAQs.
E-mail if you can't reach a tech support person by phone, but don't expect to handle complex problems this way.
Be at your computer, with the computer turned on when you call. Have your installation software and paperwork handy when you call.
Know your basic computer skills. Take your operating system tutorials.
Know your hardware and operating system, and be prepared to supply that information to your support person. (For instance, "I have a Gateway 2000 with a Pentium 3 chip, 64 MB (megabytes) of RAM, a 7.85 Gig. hard drive, an HP Laserjet III printer, and am running with the Windows 98 operating system."
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