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Thanks go to Museum Director Jennifer Smith for these.
An Insight Into Ryedale Folk Museum...
Thursday, 24 July 2014
Ryedale Folk Museum Tractor & Engine Day 2014
Here a re a few photos from Tractor & Engine Day 2014. which was held on Sunday 13th July.
Thanks go to Museum Director Jennifer Smith for these.
Thanks go to Museum Director Jennifer Smith for these.
Wednesday, 16 July 2014
Barnevelder Pullets
Last week we had an escapee pullet from the museum's flock of chickens. It was a Barnevelder , a breed originating in Holland. They lay a lovely brown egg and are great for showing or for a backyard hen.(See Your Chickens, http://www.yourchickens.co.uk/directory/hens-a-z/barnevelder_1_761063. Hopefully Richard and I made the pen hen proof...
|Barnevelder Pullets
|Barnevelder adult chickens
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Friday, 11 July 2014
Cornfield & Vegetable Garden
Today at the museum the sun was shining and the cornfield and vegetable garden looked great. I am sure you won't see a cornfield this colourful anywhere else in Yorkshire. JS
|Cornfield Flowers look lovely but where's the wheat?
|Vegetable Garden potatoes looking very tidy.
|Onion bed.
|An abundance of herbs.
Model Village
I found a few photos from last month, the Model Village needs constant upkeep just like real size houses. I did the strimming and cresosoted all woodwork,Jane Thompson & pupils from Ryedale School were a good help. Jonathan S
|Ryedale School working on model village
|Busy creosoting the model barn
Thursday, 10 July 2014
2014 Tractor & Engine Day This Sunday 13th July
One of our most exciting events, the Ryedale Folk Museum Tractor & Engine Day is not to be missed. Dozens of tractors of all types, stationary engines and other vehicles will be present and also drive round the village. I hope you enjoy looking at this video and photographs of previous tractor days.
The above video was filmed in 2009,photos from 2009 & 2010
Ryedale Folk Museum - Tractor and Engine Day blog from Tony O'Reilly - The Atom Film Co on Vimeo.
Please click on the above link to watch an excellent video from 2011 Tractor Day.
The above video was filmed in 2009,photos from 2009 & 2010
Ryedale Folk Museum - Tractor and Engine Day blog from Tony O'Reilly - The Atom Film Co on Vimeo.
Please click on the above link to watch an excellent video from 2011 Tractor Day.
Monday, 7 July 2014
Anyone Want To Learn To Be A Blacksmith?
Has anybody got the yearning to learn blacksmithing? Ryedale Folk Museum is running a blacksmithing course this Saturday 12th July 2014, ring the museum for further details 01751 417367.
In the meantime enjoy this video of our resident blacksmith Robin Butler making a Celtic brooch.
Jonathan Severs
Sunday, 6 July 2014
From World War 2 Searchlight To Fairground Attraction
|Portable Miniature Carousel
|Richard Bowman making adjustments to running gear
Jonathan S
Monday, 5 May 2014
Celebrating our Volunteers!
Volunteers are at the heart of the museum, they started the museum in 1964 and continue to contribute to our special character today! So we thought how nice it would be to share with you the areas in which they support the museum, and to say a BIG thank you to each and every one of them!
"The museum's volunteers provide a vital contribution from working with school children to providing office support among many other tasks. I am in constant admiration of their spirit and enthusiasm."
– Tony Clark (Trustee)
The Office
"Our office volunteers provide a vital behind the scenes contribution to the running of the museum. From writing letters to answering the telephone, we are grateful for their often unseen involvement."
- Helen Dean (staff member)
Fat Betty's
"Our cafe volunteers always provide service with a smile, helping us to be Yorkshire's friendliest museum."
– Maureen Wass (staff member)
The Blacksmith
"Robin has been volunteering here since 1967. Sharing generously his time and his skills he has inspired several young people to take up blacksmithing as a profession. Robin also talks to school groups about his excavation experience and recently has helped university students to learn about local dialect words and phrases!"
– Richard Strickland (Trustee)
"Volunteers bring our various buildings to life by chatting with our visitors. Many are extremely knowledgeable and share their own memories and experiences. They help to make people's visits enjoyable and memorable."
- Richard Bowman (Staff member)
Craft Demonstrators
"We have many talented volunteers who are skilled and passionate in their crafts, seeing them encourage younger generations in heritage crafts through hands on demonstrations is so rewarding for both them and us."
– Wendy Greenwood (Staff member)
"Our volunteers entice visitors into White Cottage with yummy smells and things to taste from biscuit decorating with children to baking fruit pies, bread and yummy delicious ginger scones! They are never short of staff to test their work!"
– Wendy Simms (Staff member)
Displays and Developing
"Volunteers have been involved in the museum since the very beginning 50 years ago! They helped moved whole buildings brick by brick and today they continue to help with new displays and projects. Their input is always valued and it is their ideas and input that helps the museum develop year on year."
– Hugh O'Loughlin (Trustee)
"From the world war two re-enactors group to Cleveland Fibre Arts, our events wouldn't happen if it wasn't for our volunteers! Bee keepers to rope makers, rustic weavers to wood demonstrators, the list is endless of the experts and groups that get involved and volunteer their time to make our annual programme so diverse!"
– Emma McKenzie (Staff member)
Rescue and Renovation
"Our model village is the perfect example of the kind of enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers we have. Here the volunteers lovingly revived and painstakingly restored the remnants of the village to something that is enjoyed by all"
– George Winn-Darley (Trustee)
The Costume Ladies
"The volunteers have catalogued the entire costume collection and have created some wonderful displays throughout the museum. This year they're creating a brand-new costume exhibition based on women's trades. It opens in July and I can't wait to see it!
– Louise Mudd (Trustee)
"Volunteers help the Learning Team to deliver a wide variety of activities to visiting school groups. They don't have regular hours but are asked to help whenever groups are booked in. From living in the Iron Age, building Tudor cruck frames and playing the part of a Victorian washerwoman - there's always something to keep them busy!"
– Emma Colclough (Staff member)
Geoffrey Willey, our oldest volunteer
"Geoffrey is one of those characters, once met never forgotten! He has been involved with the museum nearly since the beginning and at the grand old age of 102 is our oldest volunteer. Geoffrey took many photos of the museum's development giving us our own fantastic photographic record."
– Tony Clark (Trustee)
Library, Archive & Collections
"Volunteers assist in cataloguing every item that is donated to the museum from books and sundries to objects and photographs. Without their help I would not be able to keep progress going on the huge task of logging over 40,000 objects that can be found in our collections."
– Helen Mason (Staff member)
Outside Groups & Community Involvement
"Each year other organisations support the work of the museum and we derive some wonderful benefits from those relationships. We've worked with many groups and are always open to hearing new suggestions about people to work with."
– Jennifer Smith (Museum Director)
Green Fingered Gardeners
"There are numerous gardens throughout the museum covering different periods, from our Victorian White Cottage garden to the Medieval Garth at Crofters. Our green fingered volunteers make sure these are looking lovely and bright and contribute greatly to the overall jolly feel of the grounds, as well as our great track-record in the Yorkshire in Bloom awards."
– David Ireland (Trustee)
"Our workshop volunteers help us keep the site maintained and looking great! Their input is invaluable for creating that Ryedale Folk Museum charm. From making Merrills boards for the shop, painting and sign writing to creating amazing displays like this new archaeology exhibition."
– Kevin Simms (Museum Manager)
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Monday, 28 April 2014
Guest Blog from Tom Normandale, Project Officer of the Cornfield Flowers Project
Flowers Project
Cornfield Flowers Project at Ryedale Folk Museum - saving rare arable flowers from extinction in North-east Yorkshire
As spring takes hold and the natural world awakes from its winter slumber, the first signs of some of the UK's rarest wildflowers are eagerly awaited in a corner of the Ryedale Folk Museum.
In front of the roundhouse is the Cornfield Flowers Project demonstration field. For much of the year, this is bare earth with little to hint at the value of the seeds that lie beneath. By summer time though, this field will be a blast of colourful plants growing amongst a cereal crop, and provides an accessible display of some of the most endangered arable wildflowers in North Yorkshire and the UK.
Demonstration field in full bloom at Ryedale Folk Museum
The museum has supported our Project since its beginnings, and has been our public face throughout this time – raising awareness of the plight of arable wildflowers and providing a rare opportunity to see these declining plants in both the demonstration field and our nursery bed next to the vegetable garden.
The hard facts behind the plight of these cornfield flowers are stark. Of the UK's rarest wildflowers that have suffered the greatest declines in the last 50 years, 60% are arable plants. Seven have become extinct during this period, and a further 54 are considered at risk. Since its creation in 1999, our Project has had the single aim of reversing this decline in north-east Yorkshire. Through a network of dedicated volunteers and local farmers, we have been able to gradually locate, nurture and reintroduce many of these plants across the area, and 15-years on the results are more encouraging than ever.
The real stars of the show are the plants themselves, and within the museum you will find a wide array of rare specialists. From the bright-yellow flowers of Corn buttercup (Ranunculus arvensis) and the needle-like seed pods of Shepherd's-needle (Scandix pecten-veneris) – two of the UK's most endangered plants - to the endearing but fleeting Prickly poppy (Papaver argemone), the match-head sized blooms of Sharp-leaved fluellen (Kickxia elatine) and of course the iconic Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus), all these, and many others, can be seen first-hand.
Corn buttercup (Ranunculus arvensis)
Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus)
We can never afford to be complacent though, and sadly the survival of cornfield flowers perpetually hangs in the balance. As we look to the longer term future of these species, and our Project's presence at the Ryedale Folk Museum, our hope is that we can continue to enthuse enough people to successfully care for these sometimes under-appreciated, but always deeply enchanting, true rarities.
For more information on the Cornfield Flowers Project see our rolling presentation in the museum entrance, our information panels by the nursery bed and demonstration field, or our website:
Chris Wilson – Project Officer Tom Normandale – Project Officer
Cornfield Flowers Project Cornfield Flowers Project
01723 863467
The Cornfield Flowers Project is spearheaded by the Carstairs Countryside Trust, Ryedale Folk Museum, North Yorkshire Moors Association and North York Moors National Park Authority. It is supported by the North York Moors National Park Sustainable Development Fund, North York Moors Coast & Hills LEADER Programme and the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Monday, 21 April 2014
Egg Quiz Answers
1953 – Eggs come off rationing.
1957 – The British Egg Marketing Board begins trading in June
1957 – The British Lion mark is introduced and eggs are required to be stamped with their specific grade and packing station number.
1960s – UK egg consumption peaks at nearly 5 per person per week.
1971 – The British Egg Marketing Board is replaced by the Eggs Authority, a statutory body.
1986 – The Egg Authority is abolished & The British Egg Industry Council (BEIC) is set up, funded by the industry on a voluntary basis.
1998 – Delia Smith's 'How to Cook' programme features a recipe for boiling the perfect egg, sparking a huge increase in sales of eggs.
2003 – The Atkins diet hits the headlines helping to boost egg sales.
2007 - New satiety research suggests that eating eggs for breakfast can help people lose weight.
How did you do?
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Monday, 14 April 2014
Since the museum first opened 50 years ago a lot has happened in the world of eggs!
To celebrate the museums 50th birthday and eggs this Easter we have put together a quiz all about the history of eggs in the last 50 years.
Can you put these facts in the right order to match the timeline?
1953 - 1957 – 1957 – 1960s –1971 – 1986 –1998 – 2003 – 2007
A. Egg sales are boosted literally overnight when Delia Smith features a 'how to boil the perfect egg' on her cooking show
B. The British Egg Marketing Board is launched.
C. New research suggests that eating eggs for breakfast can help people lose weight
D. The UK egg eating habits reaches its peak with every person eating nearly 5 eggs per week!
E. The British Egg Industry Council (BEIC) begins.
F. The British Lion mark is introduced, requiring eggs to be graded and stamped.
G. Eggs come off rationing.
H. The Eggs Authority takes over.
I. Egg sales increase as The Atkins diet hits the headlines.
Look back here for the answers next week!
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jQuery Star Rating with ASP.NET MVC
The star rating system allows people to easily provide feedback on a blog item if they don't feel like submitting a comment. The rating plugin that I chose can be configured to allow any score to be applied, although I opted to allow people the provide a score from 1 - 5. I also wanted to give accurate information on the current average rating for each item, which meant that I need to show stars partially completed when an item's average rate is not a whole number. I also needed to prevent people rating an item more than once.
To begin with, I downloaded the plugin files, which consists of a number of .js files including jquery.MetaData.js, jquery.rating.pack.js and jquery.rating.js. There is also some documentation in the form of an html file, plus a style sheet for the rater and an image file for the stars. First thing I did was check the documentation for details on database integration, and was met with a message that this does not exist. The whole deal is completely up to me. Great. Then again, I suppose that there are so many options for connecting to databases - php to MySQL, ASP.NET to SQL Server via Linq To SQL, ADO.NET, Entity Framework, nHibernate, ColdFusion to whatever - that it would be a bit much to expect the authors to cover all angles. My method will be connecting to SQL Server via the Entity Framework, in keeping with previous articles on developing this site.
The rater will appear on the articles page. At the moment, there is nothing in the database to cope with rating articles, so I add two columns to the Articles table - Rating (int) and TotalRaters (int). As each rating comes in, I will increment the Rating value for the article by the score given by the rater. I will also add 1 to the TotalRaters for that article. I can calculate the average rating per article by dividing the Rating by the TotalRaters. I set the default value for both columns at 0. Having done that, I refresh my Model. The Article class is enhanced with the two extra properties:
I will be using a PartialView for the rater, so I create a class for the strongly typed ViewModel that it will use. The class will only contain 4 properties:
namespace MikesDotnetting.Models { public class ArticleRating { public int ArticleID { get; set; } public int Rating { get; set;} public int TotalRaters { get; set; } public double AverageRating { get; set;} } }
You may notice that this class is a subset of the full Article class properties (apart from the AverageRating property). You might be wondering why I am not using the full Article class. The reason is that I only need the data in this new class for the PartialView, and don't want to encumber it with more than necessary. Not only that, but exposing just these properties makes the PartialView more reusable.
Speaking of the PartialView, here it is:
<%@ Control Language="C#" Inherits="System.Web.Mvc.ViewUserControl<ArticleRating>" %>

 <form id="Form1" method="post" action=""> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="1" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(0,0.25,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="2" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(0.25,0.5,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="3" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(0.5,0.75,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="4" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(0.75,1,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="5" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(1,1.25,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="6" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(1.25,1.5,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="7" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(1.5,1.75,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="8" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(1.75,2,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="9" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(2,2.25,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="10" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(2.25,2.5,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="11" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(2.5,2.75,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="12" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(2.75,3,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="13" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(3,3.25,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="14" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(3.25,3.5,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="15" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(3.5,3.75,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="16" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(3.75,4,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="17" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(4,4.25,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="18" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(4.25,4.5,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="19" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(4.5,4.75,Model.AverageRating) %>/> <input class="star {split:4}" type="radio" value="20" name="rating" <%= Utils.Check(4.75,5,Model.AverageRating) %>/> </form>

 <%= Model.AverageRating > 0 ? "Currently rated " + Model.AverageRating.ToString("f") + " by " + Model.TotalRaters + " people" : "Not yet rated. Be the first to rate this article!"%>

 <form id="rate" method="post" action=""> <input class="auto-submit-star" type="radio" name="score" value="1"/> <input class="auto-submit-star" type="radio" name="score" value="2"/> <input class="auto-submit-star" type="radio" name="score" value="3"/> <input class="auto-submit-star" type="radio" name="score" value="4"/> <input class="auto-submit-star" type="radio" name="score" value="5"/> <input type="hidden" name="ArticleID" value="<%=Model.ArticleID %>" /> </form>

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Right - before you simply copy and paste this and hope it will run, there is a fair amount to explain. I'll start with the second of the two divs. This is the 5 star rater which users will ise to score articles. I've used the option with a class of auto-submit-star, which according to the documentation is the one that does not need a submit button. It does need a bit of AJAX, which I will get to shortly. As well as the 5 stars for rating, the radio buttons are housed in a form which also contains a hidden field representing the ArticleID of the current article.
The previous div is the one that contains the split stars and will be shown to users when they first load an article. It will feature the current rating for that item. There are 20 of these, which when split into 4 represents 5 whole stars. Each star is capable of displaying ¼, ½, ¾ or a full star. That's as accurate as I need for display purposes. You will notice the <%= Utils.Check(0,0.25,Model.AverageRating) %> which appears in each input tag. This refers to a utility method that returns a string: checked="checked" if the average rating falls between two values. Here is the code for the method. It's dead simple:
public static string Check(double lower, double upper, double toCheck) { return toCheck > lower && toCheck <= upper ? " checked=\"checked\"" : null; }
I tried a number of ways to set the input as checked from client script, but in the end gave up. My lack of javascript knowledge eventually defeated me. I need to spend a lot more time examining the jquery.rater.js file, along with the MetaData.js file, I suspect.
Both the jquery.rater.pack.js file and the jquery.MetaData.js file are linked to in the main View, which is why they are not referenced in the Partial. The first segment of jQuery code sets the current rater (the first div) to disabled so that the user cannot use it to score with. It also hides the "live" rater, but adds a mouseover event to the disabled one which reveals the live rater, while hiding the disabled one. The message alongside the rater will change from a summary of the current score to one that invites users to Rate Now!
The second part of the jQuery code manages the AJAX form submission. Both the values from the form (the rate and the ArticleID) are serialized and posted to the Rate action on the Article Controller:
[AcceptVerbs("post")] public ActionResult Rate(FormCollection form) { var rate = Convert.ToInt32(form["Score"]); var id = Convert.ToInt32(form["ArticleID"]); if (Request.Cookies["rating" + id] != null) return Content("false"); Response.Cookies["rating" + id].Value = DateTime.Now.ToString(); Response.Cookies["rating" + id].Expires = DateTime.Now.AddYears(1); ArticleRating ar = repository.IncrementArticleRating(rate, id); return Json(ar); }
Having taken the posted form values, the Action checks to see if there is a cookie called rating with the id of the article as part of its name, which would indicate that the user has rated this article previously. If there is, it sends back "false", but does not record the submitted score. If not, it creates a cookie showing that this article has been rated, and sets the expiry date of the cookie for one year's time. It then calls a method in the repository:
public ArticleRating IncrementArticleRating(int rate, int id) { var article = de.ArticleSet .Where(a => a.ArticleID == id) .First(); article.Rating += rate; article.TotalRaters += 1; de.SaveChanges(); var ar = new ArticleRating() { ArticleID = article.ArticleID, Rating = article.Rating, TotalRaters = article.TotalRaters, AverageRating = Convert.ToDouble(article.Rating)/Convert.ToDouble(article.TotalRaters) }; return ar; }
which increments the Rating value by the score submitted, and the TotalRaters by 1. The updated values are then sent back to the Rate action to be serialized as JSON before being returned to the jQuery's success callback (repeated here to save you scrolling back up the page):
success: function(response) { if (response != 'false') { var data = eval('(' + response + ')'); alert('Your rating has been recorded'); $('#currentlyrated').html('Currently rated ' + data.AverageRating.toFixed(2) + ' by ' + data.TotalRaters + ' people'); } else { alert('You have already rated this article'); } $('#rater').hide(); $('#rated').show(); }, error: function(response) { alert('There was an error.'); }
If the response is not "false", it will be JSON. This is parsed using eval(), and while an alert is shown to the user confirming successful logging of their score, the paragraph containing the average rate is updated, and the rater is shown again.
There are some things that I would like to have included. The first is the ability to set the initial state of the split star rater via javascript so that I don't need the Check() helper method. That would also apply when an article has just been rated so that I can update the stars as well as the paragraph containing the revised average rating. However, I tried a number of ways to achieve this without success. Simply using jQuery to set the attribute on the relevant radio didn't work. It just stopped the starts being shown. Using FireFox to view the generated DOM didn't help much either. I really need to know more javascript than I do.
The other thing that I would like to have done is to apply a mouseout to the second div - the one that allows people to rate. Again, just applying a mouseout to the div with the id of rater had the desired effect, until the mouse moved from one star to the next. It seemed that instead of being applied to the div itself, the mouseout had been applied to each individual star (or generated div containing a star). The plugin code actually generates some DOM which consists of a span containing a series of divs and  elements which house the star images. I could not understand why the mouseout did not apply to the containing elements, and could not find a solution.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009 1:40 PM
Last Updated: Friday, October 10, 2014 9:12 PM
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Thursday, October 8, 2009 5:49 PM from Jean
Thank you for your post, great input.
For one of the improvements you suggested:
$('#rated').mouseenter(function() {
$('#rater').mouseleave(function() {
Have a nice day,
Thursday, October 8, 2009 9:14 PM from april
sorry, I clicked kick it button mistakenly, thought it was a part of output. the article rocks.thanks!
Friday, October 9, 2009 10:54 AM from hamid
Great Artice , please also provide the dowbloadable code with your articles
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 7:28 AM from emad
your articles are great i hope you provide a working code to be downloaded
Sunday, December 6, 2009 1:44 AM from Iain
Would moving some of the rating generation code into a loop (jquery or asp) be a good idea?
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 1:04 PM from Dany
If user will clear all the cookies, then it will be available him to rate again.
Friday, May 7, 2010 8:28 AM from Adeel
i want to ask you that from where i download the style sheet . because i downloaded the jquery.rating.css but there is no class named "auto-submit-star" . please help me out. can u give me full source code file or only this css file that contain "auto-submit-star" class
Tuesday, May 11, 2010 7:40 AM from Mike
There is no css declaration for the .auto-submit-star option because I applied no styles to it. It is simply a convenient way to use jQuery selectors to create a wrapped set.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010 10:12 AM from Berra Bertsson
Nice article, one question though. After a rate is submitted, the stars aren't updated/repainted, only the text with the current average is replaces.
Any ideas on how to implement that?
Friday, March 25, 2011 8:14 AM from norman
thank's for the idea but it's simple..
Tuesday, July 26, 2011 12:47 PM from sivasankari
Thursday, July 12, 2012 12:48 PM from mayuri
Great Article. Can you please provide me source code.
Saturday, July 14, 2012 9:21 PM from Mike
All the code you need is included in the article.
Unfortunately, something went wrong and your message or comments have not been submitted successfully. I'll try to fix whatever the problem is as soon as I can.
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I found the headboard in the garbage (all the projects are also under my craft) and painted it. I only wish the headboard would be a little taller. Maybe I'll put it on blocks to elevate it one day. When she is older, I will probably move the bed over the corner (more in the center of the room) and hang up long curtains but for now she needs room to play and I don't want her to fall out of her (Queen :) bed.
I made the bed skirt and attached it with velcro. I painted and made the lampshade. I created the pictures on the computer. The flower lamps are from Ikea and I spray painted the center yellow. I painted and made the bird pillow. The striped boxes are gift boxes from Sephora and I found the rest of the boxes at Marshalls and Ross.
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Is Obama the Antichrist?
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Dear Roger,
Is Obama the Antichrist?
Several questioners during the last several months, including some of the same people who once asked me, "Is Bill Clinton the Antichrist?"
Dear Questioners,
Is President Obama the Antichrist? No, I think not. According to how I read the Scriptures, the Antichrist will rise up out of the ashes of the old Roman Empire, subduing three nations and forcing the others to join in a coalition that moves to destroy Israel—leading up to the Battle of Armageddon (Daniel 7-9; Ezekiel 38; Revelation 13:2-3; 16:16-21 and 17:9-18). While there is some question as to his heritage, the Antichrist will most likely be a Jew. Obama fails to qualify on several accounts including: he is not European and not a Jew. He is not, nor apparently will he ever be the leader of one or more of the nations in Europe.
Before we go further, let's remember that Paul distinctly tells us to pray for our governmental leaders. Paul's reasoning is that those who rule over us need all the help they can get. The easier and better governmental leaders are able to do their jobs, the better off we all will be (Romans 13:1-7). We need to pray for President Obama—not vilify him just because his political leanings might be different from ours.
To put things in perspective, my most intensive prayer for our President is that he lead!
Remember, the Constitution is structured to keep the minority from being over run by the majority. Stubbornly refusing to compromise is the abdication of true leadership.
It's unfortunate that many rumors attempt to tie Obama to the Antichrist. Some are really nasty. One rumor has it that the Antichrist will be a man of Muslim/Arab descent, in his 40s, and will rule for 42 months (close to the length of a U.S. presidency). President Obama declares a Christian faith and emphatically denies he is a Muslim—and he is not of Arab descent. The "42 months" idea occurs in numerous prophetical passages, but there is absolutely nothing to connect the 42 months with the 4-year (48 months) first-term of a U.S. President. Rumors and wild speculation only distract us from perhaps identifying the real Antichrist.
Now, let's continue. The Antichrist will be a man indwelt by Satan himself (Revelation 12:7-9). The indwelling of the Antichrist apparently occurs three-and-a-half years after the Antichrist engineers a peace treaty between the coalition of European nations and Israel. Israel will dwell safe and secure for three and one-half years (Ezekiel 38:10-11, 14-16 and Daniel 9:27) until shortly after the Antichrist is Satan indwelt. Then, all Hell breaks out on the earth. The Antichrist will slaughter a pig and set up a graven image of himself on the altar of a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem (Daniel 9:24-27). Jesus verified this image as the Abomination of Desolation which initiates the greatest slaughter of Jews in history. Jesus's advice for the inhabitants of Israel at this time is to "get out of town" as soon as possible. I'm using The Message paraphrase Bible below to give Jesus's teaching a more contemporary rendering:
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Chance the tranny?
I've been experiencing the same issue with my 2000 outback legacy sedan. It is a bit random. I drove it to Texas (from colorado) which is a 850 mile trip, and while here, it seem to really do it (especially when cold). It took a good 30 seconds of revving to get it to go. I'm still in texas, but need to travel home ASAP... my quandry... do I get a tranny shop to do the job in texas, or chance the 750 mile trip back home. Has anyone had any problems after it warms up, or driving long distances?
AAA Gold is only good for a 100 mile tow. Its an internal seal that is faulty, so there is no way around this one aside from a rebuild.
Mine seems a little different. It acts like it engages in drive, but won't go until you rev it a little. It rolls forward like it is in gear, but won't immediately go.
I red a rather lengthy article (can't remember were, sorry) on the seal problem. It boiled down to people being ripped off for an overhaul when really all they needed was a 50¢ o-ring.
Outback transmission delay
I have a 1999 Legacy Outback 2.5 Auto, which I bought with 200,000Km on it 3 years ago. It's had this problem with a delay in the transmission intermittently ever since 10 miles after we picked it up from the seller.
Exactly as everyone else on this thread has described, when shifting into Drive from Neutral or Park, there's often a few seconds delay before the car will move - occasionally, you have to increase engine revs to about 1,500/2,000 to persuade it to take up the drive. Sometimes it goes straight in with no delay, other times, I've wondered if it's finally broken compeletely ! There's absolutely no problem with with Reverse - that engages smoothly and immediately every time.
The car now has 300,000Km and nothing has changed ! The problem hasn't become any worse and, once in Drive, the transmission behaves perfectly with no hint of any malfunction.
As soon as I got the car home after buying it, I took it into the local Subaru dealership and had a full service on it, including a transmission oil and fiter change. This didn't really seem to make much difference and the dealership said they couldn't find anything wrong with the transmission.
I'm not a big fan of auto transmission additives, but I did put a half a bottle of some stuff I bought from Canadian Tire (can't remember the brand) into the trans and it did seem to improve things for a while. I might try some more additive one of these days.
So, I'm watching this thread with interest, waiting to see if someone comes up with a guaranteed, low cost fix for this - until then, I think I can live with it. The Outback is a great car and works perfectly in every other respect.
Hi Axxell and :welcome2: The low clutch outer piston seal is only like $6, unfortunately it is the labor that is the killer! Lucas transmission treatment is what some people say has helped with the delay. If your delay is only a few seconds no biggie It's when it starts taking like 10 seconds to shift or needs a little gas to enagage that it becomes troubleseome.
This thread had been around for years, and no cheap solutions yet :mad:
I joined this forum because I bought a '08 Outback, but now I am having this same problem with my wife's 2000 Legacy 2.5 with auto. It happens just when you first turn on the car, put it in reverse to get out from your parking spot, and try to put it in drive. She just broke 80,000 miles, and it has been happening for the last few months. She has no problems driving, just getting into drive when it's just started. I really don't want to spend $2-4000 on repairing this on a car with only 80K miles...
has tried an additive cocktail, worked but he's only a few weeks into the test.
Hey all,
I had the same problem with my '99 OB (135k miles - American car originally), except that mine shifted ok when cold, but was very hard to get into drive when warm. It was getting so bad that it sometimes took 4-5 minutes of shenanigans before I could go anywhere! Forget about 3-pt turns or parallel parking in heavy traffic.
The other day, after reading this thread I went to Canadian Tire and picked up some Lucas Transmission fix, poured it slooooowly down the dipstick hole (there must be a better way to get fluid in there...?) while car was idling, and it seems better... I've only gone 70 km or so since then, but she's shifting just fine for now. Hoping to avoid the rebuild for another year or so. We'll see, but thanks for the tips so far!
I have this same problem in my 99 outback, I spoke with my very trusted tranny tech (he has built my race transmissions for the last 10 years) he told me what he has seen is the seal on the piston that engages 1st gear (drive) hardens and no longer seals. This causes fluid to pass by it rather than push it which causes 1st to not engage. By reving the engine a larger volume of fluid is passed by the piston forcing it to engage. Our transmission is getting really bad, sadly I have moved so my tranny guy is a ways away which means I am going to be rebuilding the transmission myself. I will take lots of pics and let you guys know what I find.
I had this problem with my 1999 Outback until a month ago when I put in a can of Trans-X.
My troubles started 3 years ago (slipping in first gear) and progressively got worse over the last 6 months.
I tried Lucas slip and leak stop but it didn't seem to help.
Last month I drained a quart and added Trans-X and the problem immediately went away. Who knows for how long but it works for now.
good luck to all.
Still no change on my '99 Outback - I've been trying to track down some of this Trans-X stuff, but none of my local auto parts stores stock it or have even heard of it ! Does anyone know where I can get it in Ontario ?
I appreciate hearing about the stories of the 99 Subaru Outback. My 1999 Outback has had transmission problems for a year. The dealer said it was fine according to their machine but offered to replace. It is now a year later and the problems are more noticeable. After backing up the car has a delay in going forward. The transmission shop said it was low voltage in the forward drive and the fluid had metal filings in it even though it has been supposedly flushed by the dealer 4 times.
I would like to get a copy of the safety bulletin that has been talked about regarding the transmission problems. Did anyone get Subaru to pay for this? Is this a recall issue and has anyone reported the problem to the government?
I am trying to decide what to do. Fix it, sell it or trade it in. If any of you got the problem fixed successfully, did you end up having a transmission shop fix it, buy a rebuilt, get a new one, and who did you use to do the work?
I need to make a decision this week, please email me at email@example.com for you comments.
Thank you!
Hi. See this bulletin: http://www.porcupine73.com/subaru/do...letin-844a.pdf
Probably very little chance getting Subaru to cover it considering a model year 1999 was probably built 10 years ago at this point.
This is a tough situation. I would be very careful about getting a rebuild because a good transmission shop is very hard to find.
A used trans from a salvage yard of '99 or '00 years can very likely have the same problem your current trans is having.
Subaru offers OEM remanufactured transmissions but you could buy an entire different used soob for what they cost.
ok, so here is what I have done so far last weekend I drained the fluid in the trans (and front diff while I was down there) then I refilled with new fluid. The problem did not go away however it has improved considerably! Yesterday I picked up a can of trans-X (This is produced by a company called K&W recommended by my transmission guy, he has been my tranny guy for over 10 years the guy knows his stuff) I purchased the trans-x at Carquest. Dumped the stuff in haven't driven the car enough since then to really be able to tell the difference. I will keep you guys postes as to what I find.
It's almost scary how many trans issues there are.
Thanks for your advice about the tranny. I did try the product mentioned called TransX and it seemed to help. I have only driven the car a few miles. I called the dealer and reamed him out about not changing the transmission filter when I had routine maintenance and the many problems with these cars. They supposedly called the Subaru headquarters and offered me $1000 off in repairs. So the total cost for a factory rebuilt would be $2200 plus tax verses the $4200 they quoted me before. which is guaranteed for 3 years 36,000 miles.
Should I go ahead and pay the price? What other problems are people having with these cars? I hear the head gasket goes bad, has anyone had any problems with that or the air bag not deploying?
There is a new website that lists all the recalls and complaints about these cars sponsored by National Transportation Highway Board, at www.safercars.gov. We should all write our complaints here, maybe they would make the manufacturer recall some of these issues and we wouldn't have to pay.
Any feed back to my questions would be appreciated. Nancy
Hm, well I will say that $2200 for a Subaru OEM remanufactured transmission installed at a dealer is a good price for that parts and work. That transmission, remanufactured from Subaru alone lists for $5,750. I would far trust the reman from Subaru vs any rebuilt from a typical transmission shop.
I guess what I am saying is if you want to get the transmission work done, I would go with that Subaru offer provided it includes labor and an original reman transmission from Subaru vs. having any work done at a transmission repair shop.
Now yes there can be potential head gasket issues on that engine too, so you might be able to complain about that too and see what kind of deal you can cut to get those replaced as well. Depends if they are removing the engine to replace the trans (delaer probably wouldn't), but if they are that would be not a ton more labor to do the HG's at that time. If you need timing belt that too and water pump.
Yes another used vehicle could probably be purchased for the cost of these repairs.
I haven't heard anything the airbag not deploying, and haven't had the opportunity to test it myself.
I doubt complaining about this issue to NHTSA is going to do much, since the typical slow/won't engage to drive issue is now on vehicles that are eight years old, and it isn't really a safety issue like a vehicle dying out in traffic or something like that would be. If the NHTSA hits Subaru for this trans issue, many of the domestic car makers who sell cars with weak poor quality transsmissions are going to be in way deeper first.
I had this problem back in 1995............I posted this then
I received this from a Subaru dealer, regarding this problem with my 1999 Outback auto transmission delay shift R to D
"We use a Mopar product that you should be able to get from any Chrysler dealership. It is called Limited slip additive and its part number is 04318060AB. First I would add one bottle of it to your transmission fluid and see if that helps. Give it a day or two to work. If it doesn't help, add another bottle. If it helps, but then gets worse again after a month or so, then add two bottles.
Most of the time this fixes the problems. "
"Note".....I never tried it.........or recomment it
I had the transmission rebuilt under warranty after lots of bitching and letters and phone calls.....I was shown the Tech Bulletin by the rebuilder of my transmission......see below.....this is a very well known problem, that why Subaru offer a rebuilt transmission for only $5000 plus installation....lol
For all those interested with Subaru automatic transmission problems......there is a Bulletin out regarding shrinkage of internal seals on the 1998 to 2001 Subaru outback / legacy / forester with the 4EAT transmission, this is not a recall because it's not a safety item........I also found out that Nissan use the same transmission and they also had the Bulletin......so if yours is still under warranty ...
or has not been fixed already......you will have the problem.....the Transmission repair shop that fixed mine showed me the Bulletin....there is an upgrade kit to correct this problem......Good Luck getting Subaru to pay for the fix........
http://www.atsg.biz/ these people supplied the info on the Tech Bulletin
Hi Everyone -
I've been a long time lurker but I recently purchased my very own '02 OBS thanks in part to the great info on this site. I love the car but ...
I think I'm having the same problem as mentioned above.
The car has 75K and I'm the third owner. I've owned the car for the past three months and the following has happened 8-10 times in both drive and reverse regardless of outside temp and engine temp.
Car is at full stop. I accelerate car goes to 5-10mph rpms are at 1000-1500. Then there is a 3-4 sec hesitation in acceleration (feels like the car is sluggish/ lacks power) but rpms go up to 3000 before the car continues to speed up. There is no jerking or noise just the high rpm.
Normally the car will accelerate smoothlyup to 30mps with only 2000-2500rpms.
I checked the nhtsa database and can't find anything for the '02 in either a TSB or recall.
I'm thinking of either getting the transmission fluid changed ( I have no records from the previous owner but the fluid looks and smells normal) or trying an additive.
Has anyone one else with the '02 obs had this problem? is it normal?
I'm driving to Seattle in a month and I 'd like to have a handle on any potential issues before the trip.
Any thoughts/suggestions would be helpful.
Do you have a flashing ATF temp light at all? Have you checked your ATF level? What you are describing I think could happen if ATF is low enough.
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text: Polish Language Newspapers available in the US Tamara Threads: 9Posts: 223Joined: Mar 1, 2007 ♀ May 31, 2008, 07:46pm #1 Hi,I am wondering if members would be so kind to post the names of any Polish language newspapers that they know of in the US? I am interested primarily in those from the states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia. I tried a web search and it is difficult to determine if the mentioned papers are still in print and to find a source for the papers. You assistance will be greatly appreciated.Tamara z_darius Threads: 16Posts: 4,702Joined: Oct 18, 2007 ♂ Edited by: z_darius May 31, 2008, 09:26pm #2 Nowy Dziennik is probably the largest and best known. It can be bought or received (via subscription) all over North America. Tamara Threads: 9Posts: 223Joined: Mar 1, 2007 ♀ May 31, 2008, 09:36pm #3 Thanks, I am interested in finding out more about smaller and "local" ones like Bialy Orzel. Polonius3 Threads: 1,153Posts: 7,029Joined: Apr 11, 2008 ♂ Jun 2, 2008, 03:46pm #4 There used to be a number of Polish papers in Ohio. They included Monitor Clvelandzki and Polonia w Ameryce. The Cleveland Polonia's big daily wasWiadomości Codzienne, but it was the weekly Ameryka-Echo out of Toledo that was read nationwide. Probably the last such publication was the Związkowiec/Alliancer, official organ of the Cleveland-based Aliance of Poles (see below). When the Alliance merged with Chicago's PRCUA, the Związkowiec folded and it now exists only as an insert to the PRCUA organ Naród Polski.DEFUNCT 'Związkowiec/Alliancer'(Organ of the Alliance of Poles in America)6966 Broadway AvenueCleveland, OH 44105(216) 883-3131/fax: 883-3172THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE MAIN POL-AM NEWSPAPERS NOW STILL APPEARING IN THE USA: Polish-American JournalMr Mark A. Kohan, Editor, PAJPO Box 328Boston, NY 14025,USA(716) 312-8088 firstname.lastname@example.com@aol.com email@example.com Wojciech A. 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MichelleZ Mar 26, 2010, 12:36am #10 If anyone knows of copies of the Gazeta Readingska, a Polish language weekly newspaper for the Polish people in Reading, Pennsylvania, I'd be very grateful if you would drop me an email at MRJ555 @ verizon.net. I'm looking for the years of 1920 to 1940. I've checked everywhere and it seems that no copies exist for the years I need.Thank you in advance,Michelle anulka2520 Threads: -Posts: 2Joined: Apr 2, 2010 ♀ Apr 2, 2010, 02:07am #11 Hello Would someone be able to help me with finding phone numbers for those newspapers or give me a tip what would be a quick way to get them. I'm doing a research about Polish Newspapers and having hard time with finding phone #s...Thank you and here is the list :)KronikaJednoscThe Star (Gwiazda)Polish Star (Gwiazda)Gazeta ReadinskaGlos LudowyDziennik PolskiAmeryka EchoDziennik Zjednoczenia DziennikarzGornikGod's FieldThe New England Polish American DigestNiedziela Polonius3 Threads: 1,153Posts: 7,029Joined: Apr 11, 2008 ♂ Edited by: Polonius3 Apr 4, 2010, 12:54pm #12 I believe none of these papers appear anymore with the possible exception of God's Field, a publication of the Scranton-based Polish National Catholic Church.Check it out at: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn89008535/ anulka2520 Threads: -Posts: 2Joined: Apr 2, 2010 ♀ Apr 8, 2010, 09:06pm #13 Thank you very much mrseidel Dec 13, 2011, 06:37pm #14 I'm looking for obituaries from the Gazeta Readingska Polish newspaper in Reading, PA for January and February, 1917. 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Dec 14, 2013, 02:50 PM
Recessed lighting wattage
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I moved into a home that has some small recessed lights over the couch. I want to replace the bulbs (philips 45W, 120V small flood) with some GE Reveals that are 60W. The lighting doesn't indicate the max wattage anywhere I can see, so I don't know if the 60W will be hazardous. Is there a way to tell what the max wattage is without ripping things apart? I'd love to use the nicer bulbs if possible, just can't tell if they're dangerous or not.
Dec 14, 2013, 03:13 PM
Is the trim ring removable? Look for tags inside or a model number you can google and see what is allowed. Recessed lights are specific as to what maximum they allow and what style bulb to use. Maybe you can install a different trim to accommodate a larger wattage, all depends on the model of recessed light there is.
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Dec 14, 2013 03:16 PM
They make it look so easy on tv, don't they
Dec 14, 2013, 03:38 PM
Thanks, I'll give that a try. They're about 10 years old so I'm worried all signs of labeling will be gone.
Dec 14, 2013, 04:27 PM
5 and 6 inch cans are generally either rated for 45 or 60 watts.
with LED retrofit kits or LED floods, obviously, they will run cooler.
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Dec 14, 2013, 05:46 PM
Trim rings are usually spring attached, there are several ways to do it, just take a look and see what you've got. Maybe you can reach the spring after you remove the bulb, or you pull the trim ring down a little and then can reach them (unhook them, squeeze them together, whatever is needed) If one light is missing a tag, maybe one of the other lights might have a tag.
They make it look so easy on tv, don't they
Dec 14, 2013, 07:01 PM
I vote for LED's, on a dimmer.
Been finding the price has been coming down on the 40 & 60 watt equivalents. 5.99 each after rebate for 60 watt equivalents, and similar for 40 watts when I got them from Ebay.
Sep 27, 2014, 04:53 PM
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I recommend to go for LED bulbs, Recessed LED lighting is becoming increasingly popular and for good reason, LEDs the newest lighting technology that offers the best features compare to the other types of bulbs and lighting sources, and are the most energy efficient bulbs you can check
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U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson denied a request from the league for a stay in its case against the players on Wednesday evening, which maintains her ruling from Monday that lifted the lockout that was put in place by the owners last month. The owners are expected to appeal Nelson's ruling to the 8th Circuit Court in St. Louis.
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The Kansas City Chiefs seem to be racking up the awards and accolades this season. Jamaal Charles, Matt Cassel, Brian Waters and Dwayne Bowe are all going to be playing in the Pro Bowl this Sunday. Tamba Hali was selected to replace James Harrison but had to bow out due to injury issues. Charles and Bowe were named All-Pro's and now, Derrick Johnson and Ryan Lilja have been named All-Joes.
USA Today has released their annual All-Joe team and two Chiefs made the grade. The All Joe team was created in 1992 to and named after who else, a Kansas City Chief by the name of Joe Phillips. USA Today felt Phillips was overlooked for his grunt work in the trenches while stats like Derrick Thomas and Niel Smith got all the glory. Thus, they decided to do a yearly honor of the guys who make a difference but don't always get noticed.
It makes it all the more fitting then, that this year Derrick Johnson and Ryan Lilja will represent the Chiefs on the All-Joe team.
Lilja, in my opinion, actually had a better season than Waters but the former NFL Man of the Year got the Pro Bowl invite, largely on name recognition.
As for Johnson, well he nearly put together a Pro Bowl season and probably would have made the team if he had pulled in even half of the interceptions that bounced of his hands. If he isn't a Pro Bowler, he is certainly an All-Joe.
One guy I wouldn't have minded seeing make the team that didn't is DE Shaun Smith. Smith had 56 tackles and a sack playing DE for the Chiefs and he was a large part of KC's improved run defense in 2010. He was certainly doing some grunt work for the Chiefs this season, especially in the pile.
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Thank you to the more than 375 people who attended and contributed to the success of the League's 38th Annual Conference & Theatre Tour in New York City!
It was the largest and most important event in LHAT history!
Resources from the 2014 LHAT Conference in NYC are available here and you can view pictures from the conference on our Facebook page.
With over 30 educational sessions, 17 theatre tours – including a ghost tour - and more networking opportunities than ever before, the National Conference July 16-19 in New York City was the largest and most important gathering in League history.
Our educational program this year included special intensive tracks for marketing and fundraising as well as sessions on restoration, safety, technology and programming along with important case studies of best practices from around the nation. In total, we had more than 35 hours of historic theatre education – truly something for everyone.
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