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F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming
Crow Creek FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 9/10 ]
We stayed here while teaching some of our fine military personnel on base. The rate reflects winter rates with no water or sewer hookups available for the off-season. The electric worked well and the park was quiet (with the exception of the occasional train rolling through nearby. We had a long, wide pull-through spot that accommodated our 40 foot rig and toad quite nicely. Restrooms were fairly clean and convenient. The office was not open, but it was easy to find a spot (we shared the park with about half a dozen people) and payment by envelope was a breeze. This park would rate a 10 had the water been on and if possible to hook up the sewer. We would definitely stay here again. The Prawn Horn Antelope, Geese, Squirrels, and resident Great-Horned Owl were a nice addition. Be aware the bridges on base are low (about 11'6" so if you have a taller rig you will have to drive a bit out of the way to make it to the park. That said, it is still a great place to stay while in the area.
Greeley, Colorado
Greeley RV Park and Campground
[ 8/10 ]
This place was very crowded when we stayed. We were "wedged into" a spot on our first night, but were able to move to a larger spot the second and third. The office staff was very helpful and friendly. The park is older (built in the 60s) but still clean. Although it was crowded, the neighbors were friendly and we never had a "bad feeling" about the place. When you are working or visiting in Greeley there are not many other options in the area. Fairly tight interior roads for larger rigs and lots of trees (making satellite TV reception difficult at many sites. We would stay here again.
Pembroke Pines, Florida
C B Smith Park
[ 8/10 ]
We stayed here only one night but were required to pay for two. We were teaching in the area and found we could stay on-site where we taught, so the extra night we paid for went unused. The park itself was nice. The sites were fairly level and long enough so we were able to keep the car attached when we parked. It looked like most people needed to unhook their toads to park. We arrived after hours, and security took us to our site. When arriving late, know that the gate to the entrance of the park is closed with a sign that says so. Once we made contact with security he had our name on a list, and we were escorted to the site. The interior roads were okay to navigate, but the park has a couple "islands" located in odd places when entering, and especially when leaving that we had to take care to navigate around. It looked like there were plenty of activities going on at the location as well as lots of room to walk the dogs. The electric (50 amp), sewer, and water hookups all functioned well.
Pensacola, Florida
Pensacola RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
We did not stay here long (only overnight) but had a good impression from this park. The pull-through sites were long, level, and composed of small compact gravel, and we were able to keep our toad attached. The park was clean and quiet. All hookups (electric and plumbing) worked well. We arrived late but were told what spot to park in (which was clearly marked) and paid over the phone as we drove. We would definitely stay here again.
Las Cruces, New Mexico
Hacienda RV Resort
[ 10/10 ]
GREAT PARK! This is the second time we stayed here (first review) and both times were great. The park is very clean and well groomed. The interior roads are easily navigated by our 40 foot Class A with toad. The pull-through sites easily accommodated both our rig and tow vehicle without having to disconnect (the tow vehicle is a small Yaris). Restrooms were clean, and the spa felt wonderful after a long day of traveling! Garbage is picked up by staff right at your site, so no need to walk to a distant garbage dumpster. The dog run was long, clean, and completely fenced. It is all small gravel with no grass, but my two girls didn't mind a bit. This is one of the nicer parks we have stayed at in our travels across the country. Office staff was friendly and had our "Welcome" packet available on a table outside the office when we arrived after office hours. The rate reflects a Good Sam discount. We will definitely stay here again when we need a park in the area.
Flatonia, Texas
Flatonia RV Ranch
[ 8/10 ]
We stayed here twice: Once driving east and once traveling west. Both times the owner was extremely helpful and hospitable, showing us to our site when we arrived late the first time we stayed. This is a newer park, so it is still a "work in progress". The sites are not completely level, but we were able to level our Class A without problems. The pull-through sites are quite long, composed of larger gravel which has not thoroughly compacted yet. The interior roads are wide and easy to navigate. The 50 amp electrical hookup worked great. The sewer connection was a long run from where our connections are on our rig, but still doable. We would (and have) stayed here again. Great place to overnight when traveling through a mostly barren part of Texas.
Russellville, Arkansas
Ivy's Cove RV Retreat
[ 7/10 ]
This park would rate a solid 8 or even 9 if it were not for the train noise at night. The park was clean, gravel sites were long and level, and when we stayed here there were several pull-through sites available. Be aware that even though the park web site shows an American Express symbol they do not take it. When we called ahead the owner was friendly and helpful although we never met him as we arrived late and left early. With our 40 foot coach and toad the spot was a tad tight, especially with the trees planted at the sites. The trees look nice but their placement makes parking a challenge. When the trees get larger the park may not be very big rig friendly. That said, once one is parked the park is in great shape and very inviting. After reading ratings from other parks in the area I think we made the right choice by staying here.
New Market, Virginia
Endless Caverns Resort
[ 8/10 ]
We arrived after sunset and after the office closed, but were escorted to our site by the maintenance man who stayed late. I was shocked at the $40 price since November is not exactly peak season and people who stayed in October quoted $23 rates. I was told that was due to an October special they had run. Interior roads were a little tight for our 40 foot MH with toad but were manageable. Out site was long and level. We were in area E space 51 and even had satellite reception. The area is beautiful although the park is pricey. We might stay here again if we couldn't find something a little cheaper. We left about 9 am and were unable to get a receipt due to the office being closed.
Lebanon, Tennessee
Countryside Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Nice park with wide gravel spaces. We had a space long and wide enough for our 40 foot motorhome with tow vehicle attached and three slides. The interior roads are a tad tight but we could navigate them. The staff was friendly when we called for our reservation and on checkout. We would stay here again.
Checotah, Oklahoma
Onapa RV Park and Campground
[ 8/10 ]
We arrived late (as usual) but were met by the very helpful owner. We were shown to our spot and told we could "settle up" in the morning. The site was mostly level with granite rock on the ground. The 50 amp service was in great shape and worked well. Our 40 foot rig with tow vehicle fit easily in the space. There was plenty of room with all three slides out. The park was quiet although outside one could hear traffic from the nearby highway. One warning: when we exited from 69 the GPS told us to turn left at the stop sign when in actuality the RV park is to the right. The sigh is a little hard to see at night but we found it on the left side of the road a short way from the highway. Overall a nice, quiet place to stay when traveling through the area and minutes from I-40. No frills but the new owners are doing good work on the place and are very friendly. The rate we paid reflects Good Sam discount. Would we stay here again? Absolutely!
Vandenberg AFB, California
Vandenberg AFB FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 7/10 ]
First off we appreciated the ability to stay here as instructors on base even though we are not military. We had to be sponsored, but it was well worth the time it took to jump through all the required hoops as our commute was about 3-4 minutes vs. half an hour. Check in was, well, interesting. The person working the office seemed overwhelmed by the simplest of tasks. I repeatedly asked her to call me to take my debit card information for payment as there was an issue when we checked in. That call never happened and I had to scrape together cash to pay as I do not travel with checks. The site we had (13) was a pull through. Trees narrowed the site a bit and made receiving our DirecTV signal a challenge. The resident host was a very nice, helpful man who was pleasant to speak with. We met several more permanent residents who were all very pleasant to speak with. The restrooms and showers were clean for the most part, although I have seen cleaner. I would give them a 7 out of 10. Thank goodness for "shower shoes". I was told all sites have only 50 amp service so keep that in mind. The vehicle search at the Lompoc Gate was relatively quick, although I did not appreciate having to sit in a room and not watch what was being done in searching my RV. I guess that is the price you pay for the privilege of staying in an RV on base. Overall our stay was pleasant and I would definitely stay here again if ever providing additional training on base.
Gilroy, California
Gilroy Garlic USA RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
First impression: WOW! There are a lot of kids here! We arrived around 6:30 pm and found the office closed. There were plenty of late arrival packets on the door. We found a good sized pull through that easily accommodated our 33 foot class A with tow vehicle. The overnight spots were surrounded by long term residents. I would guess the park is seventy percent long term folks. Most sites were well kept. We had full hookups available with 50 amp electrical service. The restrooms were mostly clean although some mildew was developing on the grout in the men's shower area. There was sporadic train noise, but overall the park was fairly quiet. The lady at the office was very pleasant when we were checking out. The park is fairly pricy at $45 a night for a pull-through spot but overall a decent place to stay. We would probably return if needed when traveling through the area.
Preston, Washington
Blue Sky RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
This park was not bad. The restrooms were clean although the showers were somewhat small. Management was very helpful the one time we spoke to them on check-in. We never saw them again including at the time we left (around five o'clock on a Monday. We were there for 48 hours but had to pay for three days since we left after 11:00 am. We were in the area for business and could not manage to leave any sooner. The location was convenient to downtown Seattle and even with rush hour traffic it was only about 40-45 minutes to the heart of the city. There are very few pull-through spots so we had to settle for a back in. The park had mostly long term residents when we were there, most of whom seemed friendly. Forget getting DirecTV from your dome. We tried two different spots and repositioning several times in attempts to get a signal for the NFL Sunday Ticket to no avail. Although the park is only half a mile from I-90 we heard no traffic noise at all. Neither of the two spots we tried were very level but our leveling jacks were able to handle the uneven terrain fine. We might stay at the location again, but probably not during football season. About the only noise we had was the rain on the roof and the neighbors constantly slamming motor home door. That shouldn't be an issue as long as the same folks aren't there when you stay. Overall this is definitely not the best, nor is it the worst park we have visited. Worth a solid 7 and possibly an 8 had management been more available and flexible on their check-out policy. Don't forget to bring plenty of cash because they do not take credit or debit cards.
Caldwell, Idaho
Ambassador RV Resort
[ 10/10 ]
This park is in the top two of all parks we have visited! The sites are wide, long, and very big rig friendly! The staff was courteous and pleasant. The park was very clean and the private restrooms were immaculate. We arrived late and found a packet of information waiting for us at the office. The information included a space number which was convenient as there was a park map on the wall right next to the late check in packets. The pool is heated and is a salt water system so no chlorine smell! It does close at 9:00 pm so arrive before that to enjoy it. When we paid, we even found they take American Express, something that most parks do not do. The grass areas were well kept and the section we were in provided picnic tables between spaces. The park is very close to the freeway for convenience, but we heard absolutely no traffic noise inside our coach. We would definitely stay here again without hesitation. I wish all parks could be this nice, clean, and convenient!
Caliente, Nevada
Young's RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
First the good. Clean park with level sites and plenty of pull-throughs. The staff seemed friendly on the phone but we never met any of them face-to-face. The park was quiet at night although I did hear a couple trains. The park was much noisier in the morning as there was construction going on when we stayed. The restroom was clean albeit a bit cramped. The bad? Although it says 50 amp hookups, the space we pulled into very late at night only had 30 amp and we did not want to try to locate a possible 50 amp spot and disturb the neighbors. If arriving at night the sign is NOT lit up. Although we were told you can't miss it when driving north on 93, we did in fact miss the park and had to double back. If you hit the main drag in Caliente when driving north you have gone too far! Overall a nice park and we would stay here again, especially now that we know how to find it!
St. Peters, Missouri
St. Peters' 370 Lakeside Park
[ 8/10 ]
No shade (yet) in this young RV park, but the staff was very friendly and helpful and there were Rangers on site 24/7. The showers were basic with concrete floors, but were clean. The pull-through spaces were long enough for any class A, and we were even able to leave our toad attached in our site (with a 33 foot RV towing a Toyota Yaris). Great area close to shopping, but at the same time the location feels like a remote getaway. The park was very quiet at night. We'll definitely stay here again the next time we are in the St. Louis area. A tad pricey but worth it compared to other locations we saw.
Miami, Oklahoma
Quapaw Casino
[ 8/10 ]
Great place to stay if all you need is electrical hookup and a level long pull through spot! The first three nights are free and $10 for any subsequent nights. We did notice some train noise but for a free stay who's going to complain?! This location worked out great for a couple tired travelers and their puppies. Security was on the ball when we arrived and gave great instructions. We're keeping this place in mind for the next time we travel through Oklahoma.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
High Desert RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
We arrived late but had a great site. Sites were level and very easy to access with a 33 foot motorhome with a tow vehicle attached. Park was clean and staff was friendly. There were no "late arrival" packets when we arrived (late) but it was easy to find a space. Pet areas were gravel but well fenced and very workable. We will definitely stay here again if we are in need of a stop in northern New Mexico.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Mingo RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
LOT'S of full-timers here. We got in late and office was closed. No information packets available and nobody met us even though I called to say we were coming. Fortunately one of the full-timers told us we could go find a spot and pay in the morning. The office staff was friendly, but some of the spaces looked pretty rough. The "privacy fences" between the lots provide no privacy and make the spaces feel small. We will probably try to stay in the Oklahoma City area instead of Tulsa next time through.
Defuniak Springs, Florida
Juniper Lake RV Campground
[ 6/10 ]
We stayed here when working at Eglin AFB. There were both positives and negatives. On the positive side, one of the owners met us at the park entrance and showed us to our site. She was helpful in making sure we knew where everything was located and we had full 50 amp hookups. The site was fairly level and the view of the lake was beautiful. Owner lady was very friendly and we enjoyed watching the turtles being fed one evening. We felt welcome with our dogs who she seemed to take a liking to. The park was quiet and peaceful. On the downside, only cash and check are taken for payment. We did NOT know this and faced a nearly $110 cash payment upon arrival as we do not travel with checks. The restroom floor was covered with indoor/outdoor green carpet. The toilet was clean but the shower was fairly run-down. An upgrade on the restrooms would definitely be a big plus for this location. There isn't much shopping very close so if supplies are needed it is best to pick them up en route to the site. We also faced a minor ant infestation on the second day. We found a nest near the sewer hookup and were able to take care of the problem by taking out the nest and spraying inside the RV. Not a very pleasant part of the trip, but overall not a huge deal. I would probably try to find another site closer to where we were working and a little less "woodsy" next time around.
Destin, Florida
Geronimo RV Resort
[ 8/10 ]
When we arrived at this park it was after posted office hours, but the manager was still on site, in the office, and was very helpful on check-in. He showed us to our pull-through site (which was one of only a few). He made sure we had everything we needed and ensured us we could call anytime if we needed anything else. The location was pet friendly and the restrooms clean. Taking the Mid Bay Bridge was an expensive mistake as they charge $3 for the first two axles and $3 for each additional. Yes, our TOAD cost us an extra $6 to cross the bridge. We could have saved a few bucks by disconnecting it and driving it separate, but who wants to go through all that? We left the location after one night as our business was across the bay and we did not want to pay the tolls every time we crossed the toll bridge. The location was fine and only two blocks from a really beautiful beach. We might stay at the location again when driving across the toll bridge is not necessary.
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Twelve Oaks RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
We arrived at this location fairly late at night (10:30PM). That said, we were still shown to our pull-through site by the maintenance and landscaping man. He was very friendly and told us we could pay the following morning. The park was very clean and quiet. The restroom was quite clean and showers were great. The staff was pleasant, friendly and helpful. The site was wide and long enough for our 33' coach and TOAD. We will definitely stop here again if it works out in our travel schedule!
Fort Stockton, Texas
Hilltop RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
We arrived at this location VERY late (1:30 AM). Needless to say nobody met us at the location. We managed to pay (cash) and find a site. The park was VERY clean, sites were level, and we found a pull-through site which made parking very convenient. The restroom was clean and had we been here longer, the pool was sparkling and inviting looking. We have already made notes that this location is on our list of "will do again" spots. Extremely convenient location if traveling on I-10. Online directions to the location were helpful.
Gold Hill, Oregon
Cypress Grove RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Having checked multiple parks in the area we "settled" on Cypress Grove. What a wonderful park! The management team went out of their way to make us feel welcome. He even drove us to pick up pizza at a local establishment! The laundry room was clean and had great machines, the restroom was clean, and everything was in good working order. The WiFi worked well at our site as did our DirecTV. We stayed here while conducting a class nearby and actually drove past several RV parks to stay at this one. I would definitely stay here again!


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Texas Theatre
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Opened in 1926 for the Publix-Paramount chain, this large downtown theater was designed by the Boller Brothers firm, and was done in Spanish Colonial and Rococco style. Its fantastic terra-cotta facade, complete with columns and multicolored arches decorated with gilded medallions, in addition to its huge vertical marquee, were as spectacular as the interior, which was one of the city's finest movie houses of the 20s, along with the Empire, Aztec and, later, Majestic Theatres.
Hailed by Publix as 'San Antonio's Two-Million Dollar Showplace' when it opened, it was the site of the premiere of Paramount's "Wings" less than a year later, which was filmed near San Antonio. Stars Buddy Rogers and Clara Bow were both in attendance.
However, after many years as a successful first-run house, even thriving during the Depression era, the Texas began to decline, and closed in the 70s. Unfortunately, just as interest in saving many of the area's historic buildings was starting to pick up, the Texas was razed, in 1983, but its facade was salvaged, and incorpated into the modern office building built on the site. When Southwestern Bell took over the building, it meticulously restored the Texas' terra-cotta facade to its 20s appearance.
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In truth, neither SBC nor Southwestern Bell had anything to do with the restoration of the terra-cotta facade of the Texas Theatre. The client for the restoration was RepublicBank San Antonio which paid for it. The architect for the facade restoration was Ford, Powell & Carson, Inc. of San Antonio. An attempt was made to restore the sign as well, but it broke into small pieces when it was removed from the facade.
The facade looks pretty haphazard tacked onto the new office tower, at least from the photos I have seen.
From the late 1930s a postcard view of the Texas Theatre in San Antonio.
Just saw this spectacular facade in downtown San Antonio. What an incredible travesty that the rest of this theater was demolished for such an ugly office building which could just as easily have been built on any of the vacant lots in the surrounding area. I'm sure the interior was amazing. I am, however, still grateful that the facade and box office are still with us but it leaves me wanting more. I wish they had made the decision to keep the lights as well. Alas…..
I was an usher at the Texas around 1960. Later I worked down the street at the Majestic. Lots of memories.
Of historic significance, the Texas Theater was the site for the premiere of the first Academy Award for Best Picture recipient, "Wings." The film was shot in and around San Antonio, primarily at Kelly Field AFB.
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Protect your laptop while you travel with this slim, professional looking laptop case. A snug, padded pocket will keep your laptop safe, with a security strap to limit movement and an additional pocket to house and iPad or other tablet. An organisation pocket will keep any accessories safe, while padded handles and strap are designed for your comfort while carrying.- Brand
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Since: BlackBerry 10.0.0
#include <bb/cascades/NavigationPaneProperties>
A class to specify properties on a child pane of a NavigationPane.
Even if it's possible to specify a NavigationPaneProperties on any AbstractPane, it's ignored unless the parent is a NavigationPane.
The ActionItem property can be used to customize the appearance and/or behavior of the back button. The image and title properties of the ActionItem are shown on the back button. To change the behavior of the Back button the triggered() signal can be connected to a slot to a custom slot that modifies the behavior.
If a custom Back button is used, a slot that calls the pop() function must be connected to the triggered() signal since that will no longer be done automatically.
C++ implementation:
ActionItem* backAction = ActionItem::create().title("First page").imageSource(QUrl("back.png")); NavigationPane* navigationPane = NavigationPane::create() .add(Page::create() .content(Label::create("First page"))) .add(Page::create() .content(Label::create("Second page")) .paneProperties(NavigationPaneProperties::create() .backButton(backAction))); QObject::connect(navigationPane, SIGNAL(popTransitionEnded(bb::cascades::Page*)), this, SLOT(popFinished(bb::cascades::Page*))); QObject::connect(backAction, SIGNAL(triggered()), navigationPane, SLOT(pop())); void popFinished(bb::cascades::Page* page) { delete page; }
QML implementation:
NavigationPane { id: navigationPane Page { Container { Button { id: button text: "Navigate" onClicked: { var page = pageDef.createObject(); navigationPane.push(page); } } } } attachedObjects: [ ComponentDefinition { id: pageDef Page { id: secondPage Label { text: "Second page" } paneProperties: NavigationPaneProperties { backButton: ActionItem { title: "First page" imageSource: "back.png" onTriggered: { navigationPane.pop(); } } } } } ] onPopTransitionEnded: { page.destroy(); button.text = "Page destroyed" } }
bb::cascades::BaseObject | ||||
bb::cascades::UIObject | ||||
bb::cascades::PaneProperties | ||||
bb::cascades::NavigationPaneProperties |
QML properties
backButton | : bb::cascades::ActionItem |
attachedObjects | : QDeclarativeListProperty< QObject > [read-only] |
objectName | : QString |
parent | : QObject [read-only] |
QML signals
Properties Index
bb::cascades::ActionItem | backButton |
QDeclarativeListProperty< QObject > | attachedObjects [read-only] |
QString | objectName |
QObject | parent [read-only] |
Public Functions Index
NavigationPaneProperties () | |
virtual | ~NavigationPaneProperties () |
bb::cascades::ActionItem * | backButton () const |
Q_SLOT void | resetBackButton () |
Q_SLOT void | setBackButton (bb::cascades::ActionItem *backButton) |
virtual bool | event (QEvent *event) |
void | setObjectName (const QString &name) |
virtual Q_INVOKABLE QString | toDebugString () const |
Protected Functions Index
Only has inherited protected functions
BaseObject (QObject *parent=0) | |
virtual void | connectNotify (const char *signal) |
virtual void | disconnectNotify (const char *signal) |
Signals Index
void | backButtonChanged (bb::cascades::ActionItem *backButton) |
void | creationCompleted () |
void | objectNameChanged (const QString &objectName) |
The back button for this NavigationPaneProperties.
If no back button is specified, the back button will get a default image and the displayed text will be the title of the previous pane. The default back button will pop the current pane when it is clicked. When a back button has been explicitly set for a pane, the pop() function on the navigation pane needs to be called in the triggered callback from the back button ActionItem.
BlackBerry 10.0.0
QDeclarativeListProperty< QObject >
A hierarchical list of the UIObject's attached objects.
This QDeclarativeListProperty can contain any QObject. When a QObject is added to property, the UIObject takes ownership of the attached object.
This feature is typically used from QML to specify business logic object or any other shared objects for the subnodes of this UIObject. In C++ the same functionality can be achived by setting a parent of a QObject to be attached to the QObject which is going to own it.
QML usage example (MyObject is a custom class registered for QML using the qmlRegisterType() function):
Container { Label { text: "Title: " + myObject.title } Label { text: "Subject: " + myObject.subject } attachedObjects: [ MyObject { id: myObject title: "Hello World" subject: "Nice Day" } ] }
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This property is overridden from QObject.
As the objectName property is overridden from the QObject class, this signal will not be emitted if setObjectName() function is called directly on QObject.
The default value of this property is QString::null.
BlackBerry 10.0.0
A read-only property that represents this object's parent.
The parent of an object is specified using QObject::setParent(QObject*). The purpose of the property is to expose the object's parent to QML.
This property is read-only to prevent modifications from QML, where typically the parent is declaratively set. In C++ code, the parent can be explicitly set using QObject::setParent(QObject*), or implicitly set by adding it to a visual container.
The default value of this property is 0.
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Public Functions
bb::cascades::ActionItem *
Gets the back button for this NavigationPaneProperties.
The NavigationPaneProperties keeps the ownership of the back button.
The back button, or 0 if no back button has been specified.
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Q_SLOT void
Resets the back button for this NavigationPaneProperties.
This function resets the back button to a default back button for this pane. When this function completes, the backButtonChanged() signal is emitted.
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Q_SLOT void
Sets the back button for this NavigationPaneProperties.
The NavigationPaneProperties takes the ownership of the back button.
If set to 0, the default back button is used.
When this function completes, the backButtonChanged() signal is emitted.
Parameters | |
backButton |
The back button to be displayed. |
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virtual bool
Overloaded to implement the event mechanism in Cascades.
If this function is overridden, it must be called by the derived class for events to work properly in Cascades.
Parameters | |
event |
The received event. |
True if the received event was recognized and processed, false otherwise.
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Sets the objectName property.
Parameters | |
name |
The new name for the object. |
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virtual Q_INVOKABLE QString
Returns a debug string representing this object.
A debug string for the object.
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Protected Functions
(Only has inherited protected functions)
Constructs an instance of BaseObject's subclass.
Parameters | |
parent |
An optional parent, defaults to 0. |
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virtual void
Overloaded to implement the event mechanism in Cascades.
If this function is overridden, it must be called by the derived class for events to work properly in Cascades.
Parameters | |
signal |
The connected signal. |
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virtual void
Overloaded to implement the event mechanism in Cascades.
If this function is overridden, it must be called by the derived class for events to work properly in Cascades.
Parameters | |
signal |
The disconnected signal. |
BlackBerry 10.0.0
Emitted when the back button has changed.
Parameters | |
backButton |
The new back button. |
BlackBerry 10.0.0
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This signal is emitted only when this object is instantiated as a result of loading a QML document and creating the root node (only after the root component that caused this instantiation has completed construction), or when the object is being constructed from its builder class. This signal is emitted to indicate that the construction and initialization of the object has been completed, the properties are initialized, and any QML binding values have been assigned to the object.
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I already have all the previous games. The first two in the GoW Triple Pack.
One could buy some of those video game reservation cards in-store and use them online during checkout. I believe you are able to stack up to 4 of them as giftcard payment. They include $4.99 in VUDU credit.
So that would come to $20 in VUDU movie credit as another added bonus.
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Wait we get Gears 1 included with Gears Judgment? I didn't know that. Is this a Wal-Mart exclusive?
I believe every new copy of Gears Of War: Judgment include Gears.
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Gears of War 2 - $4.99 & Gears of War 3 - $14.99
Use your PUR card for 10% off. Use the 20% coupon listed on this forum.
If my math is right you could get both games for about $15.
Best Buy is offering a $20GC and GoW Games on Demand.
GameStop is offering GoW Games on Demand and Early Access to OverRun.
The Games on Demand is included with all games from all retailers. Epic decided to include it for free because a large part of the Gears of War 3 community never played the first game. Plus Walmart does not offering $0.99 RD Delivery like Amazon does. Meaning you are going to have to pay whatever they charge you to ship this to your address and probably have to wait depending on shipping rates and sppeds. I don't care where you people preorder yours I am just saying to shop around for a better deal. Besides the last time I bought a game with a "Free Game Inlcuded" I got screwed out the Games on Demand code, Online Pass, and other content. Come to find out it was a return that was re-wrapped in plastic. I eventually got it took care of but to me it was not worth the hassel.
Posted 12 February 2013 - 02:51 AM
I believe every new copy of Gears Of War: Judgment include Gears.
true they said since it a prequel too gear 1 they include it too help new fans enjoy the story
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I believe every new copy of Gears Of War: Judgment include Gears.
I think Epic said that this is for first run only so a few months down the line they new copies will no longer be included.
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I believe every new copy of Gears Of War: Judgment include Gears.
It's for a limited time so I assume it's the first run copies. This is a fantastic deal though. Definitely one of my favorite series for the Xbox 360.
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Pretty good but preordering from BB is still better if your a member of RZ. You can get both gears 2 and 3 for $16 at GS or perhaps even cheaper online.
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I haven't completed my system but I have my tank mounted where my spare tire used to be. It's nice and tucked up. I think my compressor is gunna go in my tool box and have a hose reel inside the box so I can pull it out and then it'll rewind it self back into my box
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06-08-2012, 11:50 PM #12Surreal, what do you plan to use air for mainly, if you don't mind me asking? Engine driven compressors put out a lot of CFM, you may be able to get away with a small tank, or possibly no tank. I have an old York compressor sitting in storage, but it seemed like to much work for what I needed it for, plus I didn't know how much of a strain it would put on my engine. If you decide not to go the EDC route, there are other good 12V compressors....Air Zenith is one that comes to mind. Oasis is another, but you're going to spend a pretty penny for that one.
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I agree, I don't think the size of the holes required are going to weaken the frame one bit. My two smaller tanks are actually strapped to the frame using really long SS hose clamps, fed through a couple of factory slots in the frame.-Sal
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06-09-2012, 12:51 AM #13Air horns, airing tires, and occasional tools use. Tools that might be used require 4-6 CFM @90psi (I checked), so I'd need to use a regulator and probably need a tank, as an EDC will produce the CFM but it'll be at more like 60psi.
Tool use is my worst case scenario and while it'd be occasional I'm now designing around that so that I have capacity if/when I want it ... rather than installing an electric (sub 2 CFM) unit and then having remorse about it. I'm also learning that a DIY EDC should be a heck of a lot cheaper than any pre-made kit ... which is one more reason it's appealing ... as it provides more ... for less costs less. Also, the kits seem to skimp; I'd prefer to use braided lines, if possible, and I've seen no kit that has them.
Would you, by chance, be willing to take a photo of this so that I can see how and where you've done it? Re-inventing the wheel seems pointless and if someone's got a solid mounting mechanism and placement for the tank then it would make sense for me to adopt it, myself, to benefit from that experience.Last edited by SurrealOne; 06-09-2012 at 12:55 AM.
06-09-2012, 10:26 AM #14If I get a chance this weekend I'll try to snap a picture or two. I need to get under there anyway and remove the EVAP canister for cleanout or replacement.
FYI, I used DOT airbrake lines and fittings on my whole system. Haven't had any problems going on 3 1/2 years now.-Sal
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06-09-2012, 07:11 PM #15Sur I am of the same thought as others in drilling new holes. Shouldn't be an issue for strength. I have seen people use there side steps as tanks. Just close the ends up and tap in a PSV (Pressure Safety Valve). Your issue was with fear of issue's in an accident. There would be a breif rapid release of pressure but it is short lived. As long as the compressor doesn't put out large amounts of air. I have had to make repairs on pressurized lines and just removed a fitting and used a rag folded as a "mit" to catch the fitting after the inital "blast" of air. As far as running pipe I would use both flex and hard pipe. When you get to that stage give me a ring. Or we can go over it later in the month when we get together for an adult beverage.
06-26-2012, 09:54 AM #17Do you still have your spare tire? On my friends '05, we took off his spare and made a custom bracket which litterally took no effort in making.
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06-26-2012, 09:56 AM #18My OEM spare is removed. I'm going to attempt to mount a matched full-size spare in its place; we'll see how that goes this weekend. Even if it fails, I -will- find a way to carry a full-size spare in the stock location ... so that location is out for mounting other things.
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Born in San Francisco, California, on May 8, 1930, Gary Snyder is a poet and environmental activist. Involved in the Beat movement, Snyder read at the famous Six Gallery reading alongside Allen Ginsberg. In 1956, Snyder moved to Asia to study Zen Buddhism; over the course of a decade he traveled to many different countries. In 1975, his collection Turtle Island won the Pulitzer Prize.
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Gary Sherman Snyder was born on May 8, 1930, in San Francisco, California. After his parents' divorce, Snyder moved with his mother to Portland, Oregon, where he grew up on a farm. Snyder was enthralled with nature, specifically mountaineering. At an early age, he took interest in Indian culture, specifically its connection to the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
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In 1947, Snyder received a scholarship to Reed College. There, he studied Asian culture; in addition, he delved into the relationship between an indigenous people and their land. He also worked many outdoor jobs that involved physical labor, including lumberjacking and making trails. He graduated in 1951, and then spent a year studying anthropological linguistics at Indiana University before moving to San Francisco.
Snyder next enrolled in the University of California at Berkeley's Asian Language Program, where he learned Japanese and Chinese. He also began to have his poetry published. In 1955, Snyder read his poem "Berry Feast" at San Francisco's Six Gallery reading, alongside fellow Beat poet Allen Ginsberg. Other attendees at the famous reading were Snyder's friends Jack Kerouac and Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
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- 1 pound uncooked Johnsonville® Mild Italian Sausage Links links, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
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- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- In a skillet, combine sausage, potatoes, salt, thyme and pepper. Cover and cook until the sausage is no longer pink and the potatoes are tender, about 30-40 minutes. Add onion, green pepper and parsley. Cook, uncovered, until vegetables are crisp-tender. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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Britain's Environmental Agency is taking a keen interest in housing technology that embraces flooding rather than fights it.
When floodwaters rise there aren't a lot of places to hide, and in the oft-rainy UK that can spell big problems and major property damage. So in an attempt to mitigate the problem, British authorities have just built the country's first amphibious house on the banks of the River Thames. When the river rises, the house rises with it. Bring on the Biblical deluge.
Britain's Environment Agency is not the first to dream up or even build a floating domicile of this kind--variations on this theme exist in Canada, Germany, and the U.S. for instance, as well as in some Southeast Asian and Latin American countries (where homes are commonly built on stilts to avoid seasonal floodwaters). But for the UK government to take an active interest in modern buoyant abodes is significant in that it could help drive technology development forward in coming years. It also serves as a kind of indicator that governments around the globe are quietly recognizing that the coming decades are likely going to bring increasingly nasty weather events.
For guidance in floodwater control the British are naturally looking to the Dutch, reports the BBC. Much of the Netherlands is below sea level, and the Dutch have a reputation for having the best flood mitigation technology on the globe. Several years ago, a Dutch firm built a few floating houses outside of Amsterdam to see how they might work. Another Dutch design house is working on a multi-unit apartment complex that could float on water.
The British concept, designed by UK firm Baca Architects, builds on these earlier ideas. Secured in place by four vertical posts sunk deep in the ground, the house resides partially submerged in the ground in a kind of dock lined with retaining walls and seated on a concrete slab. If floodwater begins to flow across the surface of the land, it is diverted down into this dock, where it begins to fill the chamber in which the house rests. The house itself is designed as a kind of free-floating pontoon, buoyed upward by hollow chambers made of wood and concrete. Secured in place by those four posts, the house can move vertically but not laterally, so it won't float away.
When flooding subsides, it comes to rest again in its original position in the dock, its occupants and their possessions no worse for wear. At least, that's the idea. We'll have to wait and see if this one sinks or swims, but the idea is intriguing in a world where sea levels are on the rise and population growth increasingly drives human habitation toward places where water often wants to flow.
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You really lost me, but I will make one comment in regards to making claims on floods.
Once upon a time, I lived in an apartment and over the weekend it rained really hard and the area flood and water came into my apartment. Pretty much everyone said, the loss of my property was my problem and I should of has flood insurance; the end.
But when a hurricane comes and hits a place like NY or New Jersey or some other large place, the state always runs to the Fed and request billions of free money for all those without insurance and yes to be politically correct the FED will pay what is request or some other large amount, but for us little guys all alone, which we don't make the national media, are SCREWED!
Typically aren't homes and business owners required to have insurance? Most of the damage in NY and New Jersey should be insured and like me, those renters should have gotten renters insurance.
But politics as they are, these people will get money from a government that is grossly in debt (16trillion) for monies they can't manage anyways, just to continue to keep their own political offices.
NY and New Jersey is only asking 300 billion each. No big deal right.
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2nd i feel like many people feel that way , ( with the exsessive spending and what not ) however our gvt is set up in such a way that us as the " little guys" have little or no power to legaly change how our gvt is owned and opperated. ;)
I like it, but my one thought is even if it is viable,how are they going to retro-fit buildings already built, or are they going to tear down everything and rebuild it to float?
My second thought, how will it react to a tsunami, like Japan had?
A tsunami would just rip the house in half without giving it time to rise free of its dock - or the house would come free of the dock (this would happen with any sufficient depth of flooding) and either capsize and colapse or float with the water like an unmoored boat - destroying and destroyed by all it collides with.
Actually Robot, I think your confusing what you had seen televised and the actual reality of it.
I know the media made FEMA and the FED govmt seem all super hero and savior like, but fact is 3 of my family members homes that were completely destroyed all keep getting their claims dismissed by both FEMA and the FED govmt. All we keep hearing is that our claims are getting denied and we can write them if we wish to dispute it.
In regards to your insurance note, most of the parts in NJ that flooded don't offer flood insurance to their customers, it was actually never an option for them. The homes that were destroyed due to gas leaks, are also hearing that it was initially due to flooding..
So yes, most of these people are also hearing as you so nicely put it "loss of my property was my problem and I should of has flood insurance"..
FEMA jumped in to cover their tracks and say they showed up, that's about it..
There aren't that many tsunamis on the Thames chaps! Doubt that was a design consideration!
Houses along the Thames vulnerable to flooding are generally so expensive that the purchasers have the money to either absorb the impacts of floods, or they buy the plot with the house on it, rip it down and rebuild. I have seen that happen with houses that are only a few years old, so if the idea is viable and effective, eventually all the houses will be replaced.
An impressive flood relief effort currently on the Thames is the Jubilee River, which is a huge 11km long flood channel, so there's certainly the money to spend, that was £110 million.
It seems to me that piping,sewage and conduit connections to such a dwelling would be "problematic" to say the least.I realize houseboats and RV's have such connections, but these are temporary. Anyone out there have further insight in this area?
If you've ever been to Amsterdam (and many other places in The Netherlands) you'll have seen the concept at work. Floating houses have been common there since many, many decades. But now, living in one of those homes, you get hungry. Where are the floating supermarkets? How, and in what kind of transport, do I get there?


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Polar bear cub Cartoons
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I love bears & this also gave me a chance to brush up on my fur skills PLEASE COMMENT =3
Created Feb 12, 2013. Unless noted Copyright 2013
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looks soooo soft white fur like snow n da chocolate brown eyes r 2 shiny n purtyyyy :p luvvv da brown spilled liquid chocolate or watev it is ;3 fav
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(for Trombone in the Bass Clef). By H.W. Tyrrell. Trombone. Boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music. 40 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M051050116. Published by Boosey & Hawkes
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