text: http://www.linux.com/feeds/comments/vim-tips-using-tabs/Comments on Vim tips: Using tabs2015-07-07T11:07:32+00:00http://www.linux.com/feeds/comments/vim-tips-using-tabs/media/com_ninjarsssyndicator/images/icon/013.pnghttp://www.linux.com/feeds/comments/vim-tips-using-tabs/media/com_ninjarsssyndicator/images/logo/RSS_32.pnghttp://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-725177This is not the vim-usage you are looking for! *wa2014-02-28T10:14:32+00:00bufferuserThis is not the vim-usage you are looking for! *wave* Seriously, you can use vim in the way you want - use tabs, if you like. BUT: The intended use of tabs is a complete different approach. In fact, they're misnamed. A better name would be "viewport" or "layout", because that's what a tab is—it's a different layout of windows of all of your existing buffers. If you need to see which buffers you have loaded, you can use a plugin (vim-airline, minibufexpl) or type :ls ; to switch between them use :bn :bp :b # ; set :hidden in your .vimrc is useful to switch even when still not saved the actual buffer. A tab instead is used as a collection of arranged windows (which show buffers). Example: one tab to rule all your files in buffers with a view to a distraction free editor of one file - another tab to have a couple of the same files/buffers in diffmode with scrollbinding. Happy vimming!http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-667577Excellent guide, one useful thing to add. When mo2014-01-27T17:38:13+00:00tabuserExcellent guide, one useful thing to add. When moving between tabs in normal mode, prepend 'gt' with a number to jump to that tab. Eg: '1 gt' jumps to first tab (starts counting from 1) '12 gt' jumps to 12th tab.http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-604168Brilliant, Joe. I'm writing a huge report and you 2013-12-31T14:47:00+00:00Chris BradleyBrilliant, Joe. I'm writing a huge report and you just made it twice as easy in about 2 minutes of reading.http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-374460I am very scared of Vim. I am a 12 year old whose 2013-09-05T00:00:00+00:00EllenI am very scared of Vim. I am a 12 year old whose dad has been cramming things I don't wan't to learn down my throat. He is also teaching me about electronics and right now we are programming the Arduino Nano. Anyway I hope this will get easier for me in years to come, but any cheat sheets I can find will help. Thanks...alot.http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-278040:tabdo \,,/2013-06-06T09:47:04+00:00Sameer:tabdo \,,/http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-180601Vim scares me... Amazing tips there!2013-03-12T12:26:50+00:00GuilhermeVim scares me... Amazing tips there!http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-159553Terrific! Just discovered tabs for me and your int2013-02-13T11:19:40+00:00FabioTerrific! Just discovered tabs for me and your intro gave me a rocket start. Thank you!http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442422-vim-tips-using-tabs/#comment-123911Super helpful thank you.2013-01-09T07:46:30+00:00SkunixSuper helpful thank you.


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Its hard to believe that when I moved to California nearly a decade ago, I thought any binoculars would work for hunting out here. After suffering through headaches, frustration at not being able to see game, and not completely understanding what I was doing wrong, I finally talked to some folks and learned so much about the proper use of quality optics. Here's a look at what I currently use (left) and what I came to Cali with (right).
Back in NY, I really had no need, or desire to scan far off places in search of wild game to hunt. I could simply walk into the woods, set up in a treestand, and wait. How times have changed for me! Now I must scan the landscape for hours in search of game to pursue. To be honest, I love it! Hunting whitetail will always be one of my favorite things to do, but hunting mule deer in the high desert is such an exciting experience.
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I have to say that the binoculars look great and feel great in the hand. At 780g they aren't particularly light, but this gives a reassuring feel of quality. They feel extraordinarily well made. I know Minox take great pride in the build quality of their binoculars and subject them to stringent quality control inspections. Clearly, this contributes to the high build quality and offers the customer reassurance.
The focussing on the model I tried was very smooth, except for a small section near the close focus which felt like the focus wheel was scraping off the side of the binocular. I must say, I am ultra critical of focusing and this anomaly wouldn't have stopped me from buying the binoculars. The focusing wheel is large enough to use two fingers and take about one and half turns anticlockwise from close focus to infinity.
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Hi, Im Deon Dicks, a seasoned hunter and guide from Middle Arm, Newfoundland. I've independently produced two series of hunting DVDs entitled Huntin on the Rock and Newfies in the Yukon. We've got some great game up here in Canada, arguably some of the best moose in the world right here in my backyard; I've been hunting and guiding all my life and ever since I can remember, Id dreamed about owning a set of professional binoculars. It only took me about 30 years before I decided to make that investment and purchase a pair of Minox binoculars. I do a lot of long distance viewing, so I went for the MINOX 15x58 series, and what a difference compared to what Id been using!
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As I seem to remember, in the early 1990s night vision devices were generally offered in the hunting magazines and journals for horrendous prices. They usually had an unpleasant smell of sticky rubber and originated from somewhere in Russia. Since I was unsure of legal implications and health issues were not clear, I decided to leave them well alone.
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Fuel/Friends Chapel Session #24: Nathaniel Rateliff
Nathaniel Rateliff may have one of the most piercingly uncommon voices I have yet welcomed into the chapel. It zings through the air when he lets it loose and it is absolutely impossible not to turn your head and gape. Nathaniel makes music that you can't ignore, and you really don't want to. Looking like a hard-swilling sailor stumbled off a boat on leave with his turquoise rings and pearl snaps, he disarms with his cathedral-filling voice that grew up singing in churches and, likely, breaking a heart or two.
I remember hearing Nathaniel years ago, fronting his band Born In The Flood, opening for Kings of Leon on a rainy Denver night. Even with a full, loud band behind him I could tell that this was something special. He has honed his voice as a spry instrument over the years I have known him, and now I find it as powerful in the whisper as the wail. There's also this wry half-smile behind everything I hear Nathaniel sing, a patience and an insight that this song will, eventually, get you, as it alternates cartwheeling in the best wandering-troubadour showmanship and quietly probing in truths and failures.
Three of these songs are brand new creations, unveiled just for us in the chapel, the grey afternoon before our house show. Nathaniel seems to be in a fomenting fertile stage right now, starting new soul bands (Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, probably my favorite new band name in a good while) and playing with old friends in groups like Miss America (with longtime bandmate Joseph Pope III and other Denver luminaries, incidentally playing May 10 in Colorado Springs for The Changing Colors CD release party).
All of these new songs ache, all of them need to be listened to. I am so glad he's writing like a maniac these days, and we get to reap the results.
February 21, 2013 – Shove Chapel, Colorado Springs
No Place To Fall (Townes Van Zandt)
Nathaniel started the session with this cover, which seems almost unfair to knock the wind out of me so soon. There is such a gentle lilt and cadence to the way he sings those cripplingly sad lyrics about knowing you need to fall, like a slow-motion tumble down stairs. And that sideways wince when he sings the lines, "but I'm sure wantin' you…". I didn't think there was a way to make Townes songs even sadder, but somehow — there it is.
Don't Get Too Close
This song dances almost mischievously, an easy shuffle even as it warns us not to come any closer, as if it could spin away at any moment. "Wait, don't come any closer," it warns, maybe kindly, maybe evasively. "It was something you couldn't see." (watch the video)
Forgetting Is Believing
There's a line in one of my most-beloved poems, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, which places us "when the evening is spread out against the sky, like a patient etherized upon a table" and in the streets there is "the yellow smoke that rubs its muzzle on the window-panes, licked its tongue into the corners of the evening."
This song curls and nuzzles and rises hazily just like that, the siren song of forgetting. (watch the video)
"Can I play that?" Nathaniel asked, eyeing towards the back of the stage at the shining Steinway piano. "Yes, PLEASE," I replied — and wow. What tumbled out of him is this rueful, elegiac hymn that tugs at long winter days and growing older in frozen slumber.
I've been thinking of piano a lot lately, as we fight through the final, sometimes-brutal days of Spring before Summer. Songs like this are why.
[thanks to our new film intern (just gave her that title) Kendall Rock, who did a tremendous job, to Kevin Ihle for the post-processing, and for the wonderful Blank Tape Records audio talent]


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Well, finally spring is making it's introduction here in Idaho, and well to be honest I've been in hiatus or maybe it was hibernation and can't remember, Well, somehow I got coaxed into doing this ride again so I changed up about half the route and managed to keep everyone guessing
Route is longer this year than in past rides, come out to around 190 miles with only 30 or so paved.
Turned out to be a good day, as we all met at a local Diner. I personally thought many would bow out as the day started with ominous rain clouds hanging overhead, alas it cleared and everyone who had signed on showed... umm well almost everybody.
Some eat slower than others
We rolled out right on time... 0900
and while I've done this many times I NEVER tire of the magnificent scenery I have in my backyard
Finally we were back on the Oregon Trail, so there was the obligatory historical landmark stop and photo opportunity.
After this point I took almost no pictures but I highlighted the ride into three parts of video clips.. greatly condensed!
OH YEA, perhaps I should include the route
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If any of those who rode along please feel free to add you pictures as I didn't take many.
Part II on the way shortly
My Ride South of the Border
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Majandra Delfino (born Maria Alejandra Delfino on February 20, 1981, in Caracas, Venezuela), is an actress and singer best known for her role as Maria DeLuca on the television series Roswell.
She attended Ransom Everglades and New World School of the Arts in Miami, Florida.
Delfino also stars in a number of episodes of the NBC show Quarterlife, also shown on MySpaceTV, which started airing November 11, 2007.
On October 31, 2001, Delfino released the EP The Sicks on her own label, Dripfeed, without radio or television airplay. Producer/remixer Justin Lassen created an 11-remix suite with Delfino's masters from The Sicks that was never fully released due to red tape.
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Twitter started life for me as a stream of consciousness tool, and a way to tap into the mind of the micro-blogging collective in order to take that information and use it to fill my own "blogging inspiration database".
These days I've learned the value of using it as a conversational tool, and it has become part of my regular arsenal of tools for communicating with friends (online and off) and peers.
I do not see the value of following someone who is following 7000 other people on twitter. If I do that my voice becomes drowned in the river of noise that is constant updates and the point of following someone is supposed to be to absorb their content.
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A triumphant return from a monster-infested forest marks the completion of the 16-year-old hero's coming-of-age ceremony. However, the hero's joy is short-lived as a young village girl is found to be afflicted by a mysterious illness known as "crystal sickness." Determined to obtain the cure, the hero steps out of the secluded village for the first time, only to discover a world in which crystals are merely artifacts of the past and no longer exist.


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The Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Resort and Casino has been named Casino of the Year by the Academy of Country Music. The nominees were announced in February, and ACM today unveiled the awards that will not be televised during the April 5 live telecast on CBS. Other nominees for the Casino of the Year were Casino Rama in Orillia, Ontario, Chumash Casino in Santa Ynez, Calif., Mystic Lake in Minneapolis, Minn. And The Peppermill Resorts at Wendover in West Wendover, Nev.
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A 20-year-old Adelaide man has been charged with compromising 3000 computers with malicious code to capture internet banking and credit card details.
The man, from the city's western suburbs, was arrested after a "highly technical" three-month investigation involving both South Australian and Federal Police, as well as the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
It was also suspected the man "had developed capabilities to launch distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks with up to 74000 computers worldwide", police said in a statement.
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I'm new to the forum and looking for some help. I recently acquired a TS-930 (ser# 308xxxxx, early series) and it has some problems. When I first powered it up, it wouldn't transmit until I had played with it for 20 minutes or so. Today, it wouldn't transmit at all. This could be the through-hole plating problem, which I have not yet investigated because while I was working on the noisy PS fan, the entire digital display went dark and receive audio stopped working. Is the the PLL unlock problem or a PS problem?
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PS I was able to get the PLL to unlock, restoring the display and receiver. Transmit is intermittent, apparently based on temperature primarily -- when everything gets nice and warm, it transmits. Sounds like the RF unit through-hole plating problem in the old series radios. If the well-known fix for that problem doesn't help, I'll be back on the forum!
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PopCap's Plants vs. Zombies hits the iPhone and iPod touch
PopCap has just announced the launch of its hit game Plants vs. Zombies for the iPhone and iPod touch.
The game is said to be faithful to the original design of PC and Mac versions, but with some specific adaptations, which includes special features and content.
As Andrew Stein, director of mobile platforms at PopCap games remarks: "Plants vs. Zombies for the iPhone and iPod touch marks the first adaptation of our wildly popular 'flower defence' game to a new platform, and we're excited at how well it has translated to the iPhone and iPod touch".
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DES MOINES, Iowa - If the Supreme Court is going to strike down any part of the health care reform legislation, then it would be better if the justices simply tossed the entire "ObamaCare" package, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley.
"For us in the Congress, it would be a whole lot better if the whole law is determined unconstitutional because then you start with a clean slate," the Iowa Republican said Wednesday.
Grassley has asked the court to allow live television coverage of its historic ruling on President Barack Obama's health care law, which is expected to be issued this month. He said he expects at a minimum the individual mandate provision to be declared unconstitutional.
How the Supreme Court will decide is unclear. It may uphold the law, strike it down entirely or do something in between. Skeptical questioning by the court's conservative justices during oral arguments this spring has fueled speculation that the court may invalidate the so-called individual mandate, which requires residents to have health coverage.
If the entire law was thrown out, the senator said, Congress would start with a bill shorter and more focused than the 2,700-page bill that is being challenged in the Supreme Court. It would be "a little more realistic in what it is trying to accomplish, and a little more response to the individualism of Americans and preserving the private insurance system we have," Grassley said.
No matter how the justices rule, Grassley said, there are a number of actions Congress can take to contain health care costs. Those include allowing the sale of insurance across state lines, encouraging more use of health savings accounts and setting up more vigorous risk pools.
The marketplace, he added, is taking care of some of these issues. Some companies have announced that regardless of the court ruling they will continue some provisions such as covering children up to age 26 under their parents' insurance policies.
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Wild Ones Weekend
July 9, 2015 - July 11, 2015Milwaukee
Come enjoy a Wild Ones Weekend at the Museum starting with Bike Night and ending with a real 1940's Motorcycle Rally. The 13th Annual Knucklehead Company Reunion hosts an Antique Motorcycle Ride In Show and the AMCA Badger Heritage Chapter hosts authentic Motorcycle Field Games (slow race and plank ride). All this and more celebrating our motorcycle heritage with vintage style. Antique Motorcycle Ride In Show Classes: Stock Knucklehead, Custom Knucklehead, Sidevalve, Panhead, Shovelhead, Other Pre 1970 American Made. $20 entry per bike with proceeds going toward Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Event Date Detail
Jul 9, 2015 - Jul 11, 2015
Thur: Bike Night, 5–9pm; Fri: MOTOR® Fish Fry, 5–9pm; Sat: Vintage Motorcycle Rally, 9-5pm.
Occurs Weekly Every: Thu,Fri,Sat
Museum/Gallery Type
- Historical
Fair/Festival Type
- Other
Adventure Sports Activities
- Motorcycling
- Disabled Access


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Shrimper 66 I too have been starved by The Crooks of Feinberg's GCCF. I have not ever taken their pitiful Final offer, nor ever filed for a final payment these people are unethical crooks and It is a fact that if you took their final offer money and signed the release you have no further recourse. PERIOD. I have been studying on this for 16 months now. I am not a Lawyer but I do know that once you sign the final offer you signed away your right for further damages. Now if you or your family experience some medical issues from the disputants sprayed ( over 1 million gallons of basically anti freeze???) in their (BP) negligent desperation to stop the black gold from turning our shores and beaches into" the Black death" you may have a separate case but again I am not for sure on the medical portion. But absolutely sure on the 1st point. I will Pray for you and your family.
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For nearly ten years I have been working on Yachts and Superyachts as a project manager doing retrofitting, refit & repairs and yacht consultancy in Phuket.
As the time progresses by I starting to noticed problems most of yacht owners are facing. 1) communication barrier 2) contractors taking advantage and holding yacht to ransoms 3) don't know who to trust and what kind of service level they are getting 4) quality of craftmanship. These are the main reasons why Zolutions - Yachting Consultancy Thailand is established.
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Mid-Season Minors Review Part Three: Binghamton Mets
We are just a little more than halfway through the year for the Mets' full-season minor league affilliates, so now would be a good time to take a look at how the season has gone so far for each team. We reviewed the Sang Gnats and the St. Lucie Mets. Now it's time to review the first half of the Binghamton Mets.
The B-Mets may not have the record they wanted this season, as they're currently six games under .500. However, Binghamton has been a big stepping stone for some big-time prospects this year.
Armed with some new callups from St. Lucie, the B-Mets will be a fun team to watch in the second half as well.
Top performers (Stats are as of 6/30):
- Matt Den Dekker- .340/.397/.563, 8 HR, 29 RBI, 58 G, 10 SB
- Jefry Marte- .276/.345/.402, 6 HR, 38 RBI, 71 G, 44 SO
- Zack Wheeler- 7-3, 2.29 ERA, 78.2 IP, 77 SO, 32 BB
- Collin McHugh- 5-5, 2.41 ERA, 74.2 IP, 65 SO, 17 BB
The positives:
- It's been great to see Zack Wheeler really have his first great minor league season. He is currently fourth in the eastern League in strikeouts with 77 and has vastly improved with his walks this season. He will be up in Buffalo very soon.
- Matt Den Dekker had a breakout first half with Binghamton as well. The fleet-footed center fielder missed the cut for the Mets roster in Spring Training, but that gave him another year down in the minors to work and improve. He has impressed so much that now he's in great shape to possibly make the big league roster out of the gate in 2013.
The negatives"
- Reese Havens, the oft-injured second baseman with a great bat, has finally been healthy this year with the B-Mets. However, he's having his worst pro season at the plate in his career. Havens is batting just .201 and could find himself out of the organization by the end of the year.
- 2010 sixth-round pick Gregory Peavey, after going 11-6 between St. Lucie and Savannah in 2011, has been awful this year in Binghamton. The righty is 3-5 with a 5.57 ERA over 72.2 innings pitched.


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in the Oregon Community Colleges:
A Partnership for the 21st Century
by Ron Baker
As demands for instructional
programs and support services increase, how will the Oregon community
colleges serve expanding populations of new and continuing learners?
It is unlikely Oregon could afford to build enough buildings
to meet the projected need. Even if it were possible to build additional
facilities, how will Oregon serve the growing number of people who
are unable to attend traditionally structured on-campus courses
due to physical limitations, time constraints, or geographic barriers?
Overcoming these challenges will require greater attention to how
students learn and how education is assessed, delivered, and managed.
Many people look to distance learning as one step along that path.
All 17 Oregon community
colleges offer some form of distance learning. They are the largest
providers of distance learning in Oregon. During 1997-1998, the
Oregon community colleges collectively offered 1,169 distance learning
classes that enrolled 22,953 students and generated 1,673 FTE. These
numbers suggest that the demand for distance learning courses, programs,
and services can overwhelm an individual college's ability to respond
to the need. One potential way to surmount this problem is through
the formation of college partnerships that create an operational
framework in which colleges fulfill component roles, rather than
comprehensive roles, of a student's overall learning environment.
Such a partnership
was formed in June of 1997 when the Oregon community college presidents
and the Commissioner of the Office of Community College Services
unanimously adopted a statewide distance learning strategic plan
The strategic plan outlines a unique "host/provider" partnership
in which colleges share responsibility for distance learning courses
and services. "Provider" colleges are responsible for the instructional
component of the student's distance learning experience. "Host"
colleges are responsible for the student services component of the
student's distance learning experience.
Provider colleges
develop courses and offer them to "host" colleges who determine
which classes will be chosen for inclusion in the host college's
curriculum. Students enroll in these classes through the host college.
Revenues generated by student enrollments in host/provider classes
are distributed equally between the provider college and the host
The Oregon legislature
showed their support for this innovative program recently when they
unanimously voted in support of a special authorization of nearly
one million dollars to expand the distance education initiative.
"This is an unprecendented collaboration in this area," said Representative
Lynn Snodgrass (R-Clackamas), majority leader for the Oregon House
of Representatives. "It is a very good sign for Oregon's future."
The $950,000 just
approved will fund the development of new courses, train instructors,
and support the coordination and operation of statewide distance
learning activities. The money will also provide installation of
computers and
related resources in over 70 community college centers across the
state. These computers will be available to anyone in the community
who wishes to take a distance learning class. "This legislative
investment is a bold step that brings college courses into the home
and the workplace," claimed Roger Bassett, Commissioner for Community
College Services.
This innovative partnership
leverages individual community college distance learning experience,
expertise, and infrastructure investments to benefit students statewide.
It is one of the ways the community colleges will keep education's
"open door" open to all Oregonians.
For further information, contact:
Ron Baker, Director of Distance Education
Oregon Community Colleges
P.O. Box 14007
Salem OR 97309-7070
(503) 315-4596
For further information, contact:
Ron Baker, Director of Distance Education
Oregon Community Colleges
P.O. Box 14007
Salem OR 97309-7070
(503) 315-4596
or browse the Distance Learning
Website at: http://www.lbcc.cc.or.us/occdec/
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Joined: Dec 2002
Location: Fairview, North Carolina
Oddometer: 751
Looking for Garmin model number
Years ago I had a Garmin unit. I can't remember the model number. StreetPilot 26XX,27XX or 28XX.
What I liked about it, was that I could input a percentage of types of roads that I wanted to travel on to my destination.
I remember entering 10% highways and 90% small roads (or something like that) as an example.
I would like to keep 2 units on my bike. My Zumo 660 and one of these older ones that do a better job of keeping me on rural roads.
I recently did a 2700 mile trip with no Interstates.
Even though I have shortest distance set as a navigation option on the 660, I would like to have been off more highways.
Does anyone have an idea on the model(s) I'm talking about?
Sure, why not?
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: SE Mass
Oddometer: 19,262
I believe that this is a function within MapSource. EDIT > PREFERENCES > Routing tab. The routing tab has a slider that lets you select the balance you like between "prefer minor roads" and "prefer highways" for when MapSource calculates your route.
What I cannot attest to is what happens to that when you r route is uploaded to a GPS unit.
I do have an old 2720 out in the Jeep. I will try to bring it in the house later and see if it has any sort of internal setting like this.
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2005 R1200GS | 2013 R1200GSW | SOHC4 208 | DoD 2032 | BMWMOA | BMWRA | YB
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Location: Payson, AZ
Oddometer: 71
Since this new thread relates to your question asked in my Garmin ad (insert shamless plug here), I'll jump in with some comments. I still have the recently acquired SP2730 on the side table next to me (other SP units outside in vehicles or as spares).
Routing "Preferences" as pertains to the OP question are set within the StreetPilot unit via this path;
1)Settings/Navigation/Navigation Settings/Preference (Faster Time/Shorter Distance/Off Road)
2)Settings/Navigation/Navigation Settings/Ask Preference (Yes/No)
3)Settings/Navigation/Navigation Settings/Avoidance Setup/Major Roads (Avoid/Don't Avoid/Prefer)/Medium Roads (same choices)/Minor Roads (same choices)/Traffic (Avoid/Don't Avoid/U-Turns/Toll Roads/Carpool Lanes/Ferries/Unpaved Roads (all with same choices)
All those should work "on-the-fly" using point-to-point routing (from where you are now to where you want to go) per chosen preferences. If you create a custom route in MapSource with multiple waypoints, then MS preferences should be set with same otherwise Garmin will recalculate with some deviations from that shown when viewed in the MS route directions. Actually, the Garmin unit will constantly recalculate once under way to account for route deviations or differences with map versions between the MS software version in your computer as well as mapping software version in your Garmin unit. So long as the GPS acts as a guide rather than "know it all", you should keep on course as planned. Bottom line, don't do like the late James Kim did by taking a GPS "shortcut" to the Oregon Coast 6 yrs ago: http://www.kimtragedy.info/
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By J.P. Breen on May 14, 2013
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U.S., Cuba restoring diplomatic ties after 54 years
The previous Cold War enemies agreed to reopen embassies in each other's capitals, with the Cubans saying that could happen as soon as July 20.
10 FOR TODAY: Wednesday, July 1
Your daily look at the stories that will be talked about today.
Iranian nuclear talks extended
Iran and six world powers ramped up negotiations after accepting they would miss a June 30 deadline for a nuclear deal.
Election 2016: You've got mail
Inboxes are overflowing as political candidates amp up email appeals for cash.
Few signs of market panic as Greece nears default
Eurozone stocks, low-rated bonds, and the euro weakened as Greece looked set to default on repayments and plunge deeper into financial crisis.
Obama plans to expand overtime eligibility for millions of workers
Nearly 5 million more workers could be eligible for overtime pay, a move that would touch almost every sector of the economy and could face legal challenges.
10 FOR TODAY: Tuesday, June 30
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1. CRUNCH TIME…
Gas prices down headed into holiday weekend
The decline comes amid a 42-cent jump recorded over the previous nine weeks.
U.S. senators visit Cuba, hope Congress will ease restrictions
A number of Cuba initiatives are pending in the Senate, including a bill to remove the travel ban on Americans and rescind the decades-old U.S. economic embargo.
Supreme Court ruling celebrated on Gay Pride Day
Americans marked Gay Pride Day this year with an extra measure of gusto, turning out en masse at Sunday's festivities in New York and other cities across the U.S.
Nuclear deal could sharpen political tensions in Iran
Iran, the U.S., Russia, China, France, Britain, and Germany are trying to end a more than 12-year standoff over Tehran's nuclear program.
Captured! NY prison escapees shot, captured
David Sweat, one of two inmates who escaped from prison three weeks ago, was shot by police near the Canadian border and taken into custody alive, two days after his accomplice was killed.
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Escaped NY prisoner Richard Matt fatally shot by police, David Sweat still on run
Richard Matt, one of two prisoners who broke out of a maximum security prison in New York three weeks ago, was fatally shot and the second escapee was still on the run.
Making headlines this week
A look at some of the week's biggest headlines and the stories you may have missed.
Supreme Court extends same-sex marriage nationwide
The court ruled 5-4 that the Constitution guarantees due process and equal protection under the law meaning that states cannot ban same-sex marriages. With the ruling, gay marriage will become legal in all 50 states.
Mitsubishi, Subaru, Acura issue recalls
More than 500,000 vehicles have been recalled nationwide.
Boston bomber moved to 'supermax' prison
Convicted bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was moved to a Colorado prison after being formally sentenced to death.
China top suspect in U.S. government hacks
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Obamacare ruling puts Supreme Court on hot seat in presidential race
Infuriated by a ruling that kept President Barack Obama's healthcare program intact, conservative activists and Republican candidates vowed to make the role of the high court a central issue in 2016.


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Location: Bend, OR
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Need fuse block help with my R100S
I have a 1978 R80/7 with R100S components/engine from the same year. My ignition has two positions. Park (no headlight) and headlight. I recently pulled the fuse relocator that was on my top plate, mainly to make room for my cables to have room for proper routing. There were four wires on the relocator. After pulling those out, my headlight comes on in both positions. Everything else works properly, so I figure it has to be simple.
I have no idea if my fuse block is stock to my bike, and neither Clymer's or Haynes shows this board. There is a wiring diagram in Clymer's but it doesn't reference the DIN codes. I found pics of a 1980 R100 RT/RS block that matches mine. I'm hoping that someone can help identify what is amiss.
I mentioned this in another thread, and someone rightly questioned why there is a green wire in the red area at position 30. But I pulled it off and nothing changed. What I am really wondering is if it makes a difference which post you get in a coded area, as long as it's in the right area. I assume that since there are contacts on the back that cover the area, this would be correct?
Board front.
Board back.
Riding my airhead is like eating chinese food . . . an hour later, I need to ride again.
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National Safety Stand-down: 2015 campaign for fall prevention in construction to span two weeks
Standards update: recordkeeping; crane operator certification
Workers safety, health promoted at new Vikings stadium site
Reminder: Second GHS deadline is June 1
Availability of finalized fatal occupational injury data for 2013
Recordkeeping: introductory-level training offered July 15
MNOSHA out in full force at annual Minnesota Safety Council conference
SOII sauce: An annotated guide to the safety and health statistics Web page
Home-safety products recalled: disposable fire extinguishers, CO/smoke detectors
Notes from the undercount, part two: Characteristics of OSHA log recordkeepers participating in the SOII
Minnesota OSHA answers frequently asked questions
Experts available for speaking engagements
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As a companion hall to Hammons House, this eight-story residence hall offers housing accommodations for 576 men and women on six single-gender floors. One coed upper classman student floor is available in Hutchens House.
Each two- and four-person suite has laminate flooring and has one or two bedrooms, a private bathroom, and a kitchenette. Hutchens House maintains a visitation policy on all single-gender floors with fewer restrictions on the weekends and a more liberal visitation policy on the upper-class floor. This hall remains open during all vacation periods and requires all residents to have a meal plan and BoomerMeals.
Special features
Hutchens House offers an aerobics workout room, music practice rooms, a central laundry facility, a TV lounge, ice and vending machines, a recreation area and the Garst Dining Center, which connects Hutchens House to Hammons House. There is also a computer lab offering the latest in hardware and software technology, including Internet access, word processing and spreadsheet packages, and laser printing.
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Kakina Vegetable Ban Lifted
The government has lifted the shipment ban on ''kakina'' leafy vegetables in Tochigi Prefecture after the level of radioactive materials in them stably fell below the safety limit, its top spokesman Yukio Edano said Thursday.
The shipment ban on the produce from Tochigi, southwest of a crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant, was lifted for the first time in around three weeks. But the shipment restrictions on Tochigi's spinach will continue to be imposed, the chief Cabinet secretary said.
The government imposed the ban on the two vegetables from Tochigi on March 21 following detection of radioactivity levels on par or higher than the limits set by the food sanitation law.


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Emirates Team New Zealand skipper Dean Barker walks to the stage for the dock out show on day three of the America's Cup 34. San Francisco. 10/9/2013
Emirates Team New Zealand turned on a commanding performance on San Francisco Bay today to beat Oracle in the fifth race of the America's Cup.
Once again Dean Barker and his crew came from behind. Again it was on the upwind leg, this time turning an 8s deficit at mark 2 into a dominant 1m 17s lead at mark 3.
Oracle's led from the start and had an advantage of 4s at the first mark. Barker and tactician Ray Davies kept it close downwind and on the approach to the second mark NZL5 were only 140m astern.
Early on the third leg, an Oracle tack opened the door slightly, giving Barker the chance he was looking for. NZL5's speed upwind took over; Oracle had no answer and New Zealand sailed away.
NZL5 was never troubled and was 1m 5s in front at the finish.
The second race today was not sailed – Oracle playing its postponement card. Each team has one card which it can use at any time during the regatta for any reason – for example a mechanical or structural problem or even the weather.
At the start, the breeze was 16-20 knots, with gusts tip to 24 knots. The flood tide was 1.9 knots.
Dean Barker: 'We were very pleased to take the win. These guys (Oracle) are getting off the line well. We are going to work hard on improving our starting,' he told the after-race media conference.
'There were challenging conditions out on the Bay today. The crew did an amazing job, especially when we were behind at mark one.'
'We can't be ahead all the time, but must be close all of the time to keep the race alive.'
He was asked if what happened today affect the team's thinking about the next race.
'Absolutely not, we have the same approach every race. We look to win one race at a time. The boats punish you if you make mistakes. There are no easy races.'
Emirates Team New Zealand Crew List
Skipper/helmsman: Dean Barker (14), Tactician: Ray Davies (10), Wing Trimmer: Glenn Ashby (3), Trimmer: James Dagg (9), Bow: Adam Beashel (2), Pit: Jeremy Lomas (8), Pedestal 1: Chris Ward (7), Pedestal 2: Rob Waddell (11), Pedestal 3: Grant Dalton (6), Pedestal 4: Chris McAsey (5), Float/Grinder: Derek Saward (12)
34th America's Cup Standings (first to 9 points wins)
Emirates Team New Zealand – 4
Oracle Team USA – 0
Race 5 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.27 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ – 22:45, OTUSA – 23:50
Delta: ETNZ +1:05
Total distance sailed: ETNZ – 11.4 NM, OTUSA – 11.5 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ – 30.21 knots (35 mph), OTUSA – 29.17 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ – 46.94 knots (54 mph), OTUSA – 44.93 knots (52 mph)
Windspeed: Average – 20 knots, Peak – 24.1 knots
Emirates Team New Zealand supporters waving flags from the dock on day three of the America's Cup 34. San Francisco. 10/9/2013
Emirates Team New Zealand prepare for the second race on day three of the America's Cup 34 the race was cancelled when Oracle played their postponement card. San Francisco. 10/9/2013
Oracle Team USA and Emirates Team New Zealand cross the start of race five on day three of the America's Cup 34. San Francisco. 10/9/2013
Emirates Team New Zealand rounds the top mark ahead of Oracle Team USA in race five on day three of the America's Cup 34. San Francisco. 10/9/2013
Oracle Team USA, race five on day three of the America's Cup 34. San Francisco. 10/9/2013
Emirates Team New Zealan, NZL5 waits at the mooring on day three of the America's Cup 34. San Francisco. 10/9/2013


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Swift Current is one of three confirmed Saskatchewan locations hosting a Victor Walk in support of the initiative led by former NHLer Theo Fleury.
Swift Current's event is set for May 23 and will include a fundraising BBQ along with individuals walking in support of the national initiative calling on people to take a stand against child sexual abuse.
Fleury is walking from Toronto to Ottawa from May 14 to 23, with the 450 kilometre journey ending on the steps of Parliament.
A national movement powered by an Orange Wave of Courage, the Victor Walk will see Fleury stand on the steps of Parliament in Ottawa, giving a voice to those who have been affected by sexual abuse throughout their lifetimes. Supported by communities across the country, this inaugural Victor Walk will be recognized as a national movement and is hoped to change the way Canadians understand the effects of child sexual abuse.
"I recognize that not everyone will be able to join me in Ottawa," said Fleury. "However, the organization of local Victor Walks ensures that there will be an opportunity for all Canadians to walk together for the same cause. We are encouraging everyone -- survivors, supporters of survivors, and child advocates -- to stand together in hopes of making a difference by getting involved in local Victor Walk events."
Residents of Swift Current will be doing just that as they gather at Market Square to support and create awareness on how child sexual abuse has affected and impacted their lives. Brought together by their incredible desire for change, members of the community will walk downtown Swift Current, in hopes of raising awareness and funds for the Little Warriors Be Brave Ranch.
Those unable to attend Swift Current's Victor Walk who still wish to support the movement are asked to visit www.victorwalk.com. Here, Canadians can learn more about the Victor Walk and how they can become involved.
The Victor Walk rallies residents to speak out against child sexual abuse, plus it also helps raise funds for a first of its kind treatment centre for children, the Little Warriors Be Brave Ranch.
The Victor Movement was created to raise awareness for and support those who have been devastated by child sexual abuse. The Victor Movement highlights the work of and supports Little Warriors, Sexual Assault Centre for Quinte and District and the Siksika Nation.
For more information on the Victor Walk and the 2013 Victor Movement, please visit www.victorwalk.com.


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Mark 2012 as the year the Arctic rush for oil and gas was put on ice. The harsh reality of finding – and the even more cumbersome process of extracting – petroleum from beneath a frozen ocean with little or no infrastructure nearby, coupled by the expensive price tag, have dented industry's plans to exploit the polar region.
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Breastfeeding is beautiful, but sometimes we need a little bit of extra help.
Naturally, we want the best for our bodies, our babies and our earth, but finding products that fit into all of these categories can be a bit challenging.
Here are a few of Bamboobies favorite products that help with the breastfeeding process in the most natural and organic way.
At Bamboobies we are proud of our certified sustainable hemp and bamboo fabric. Our cotton is 100% organic and super soft giving you the comfort you desire. We produce our products locally, and use our fabrics in the most efficient way possible.
Bamboobies Luckymama boxes contains nursing essentials created by experienced moms for other nursing moms to ease the pains of the early days of breastfeeding to going back to work and pumping… It is a fun gift for an expecting mother, or for yourself as a mother. It has all the essential you will want:
- Milkmakers lactation cookie
- Undercover Mama nursing tank voucher for $15 off their $25 tanks
- Bamboobies: 1 pair regular and 1 pair overnight pads
- Motherlove nipple balm and diaper rash/thrush ointment samples
- Simple wishes hands-free pumping bra coupon and 5 milk storage bags
- WishGarden Milk Rich Pocket Remedies (Happy Ducts, Milk Rich, Colic Ease)
- Celestial Seasons tea samples and coupon: Metabo Balance and Sleepytime teas
- milk it kit Milk Labels: writeable, waterproof, freezer-safe
- Lucky Mama duo of hair ties
- Milk Money: coupons for mom-invented breastfeeding products worth up to $50
Motherlove is dedicated to consistent quality crafting only the finest, purest products, and using certified organic ingredients designed to nurture, soothe and heal women on their all-important journey of nurturing life. Each of their formulas are time proven and backed with integrity, wisdom and an intimate knowledge of herbal remedies. They also believe in supporting the social environment with their Nurturing Life Foundation, which promotes breastfeeding and supports mothers-in-need nationwide. Over 10% of all Motherlove Herbal Company's profits are donated to organizations that truly help nurture life, like The Maternal Wellness Center, Realities for Children and The Mountain Park Environmental Center.
Wish Garden has highly trained herbalists that use only certified organic and wild-harvested quality-tested ingredients to produce signature formulations that soothe, nurture, and support our bodies in the way that nature intended.
Honey Suckle use oxo-Biodegradable materials for a better future environment. Fully Tamper Evident to ensure that your child's milk would be stored in the cleanest environment possible.
Milkmakers lactation cookies are an easy, delicious, and nutritious way to boost milk supply. Baked into each Milkmakers lactation cookie are oats, brewer's yeast, and flax seed – traditional and natural remedies used to help increase breast milk production. Semi-sweet chocolate or raisins add the perfect touch of sweetness to every bite. They pride themselves on using only premium, all-natural ingredients to provide the best for you and your baby.
In the spirits of Earth Day, we are going to be doing a give-away featuring the Lucky Mama Box filled with breastfeeding essentials, and Honey Suckle's Breastmilk Storgage Bags.


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Greg Johnson: Tennessee's debt among lowest in nation
Thanks to our feckless federal government, as of Oct. 1, we the people — all 311,591,917 or so Americans — owed $16,159,487,013,300 in national debt. Every man, woman and child in the United States owes $51,861.06. And climbing.
On top of those trillions, state-level debt stands at more than $4.6 trillion, another $13,425 in debt on every man, woman and child in these United States. So, on average, per capita American debt — federal and state, but not including local government borrowings, credit cards, car loans, mortgages and such — totals $65,286.06.
While our football Vols stagger and we're now known for obscene methods of insane intoxication, Tennessee has not gone crazy with debt. In fact, Tennessee is recognized for its fiscal sobriety.
State Budget Solutions, a nonpartisan advocate for state budget reform, this week reported the Volunteer State had the second lowest debt per capita and the second lowest percentage of debt to private-industry gross state product, ranking behind only Nebraska in both.
Tennessee's debt per capita was $5,348, more than 60 percent below the national average. Alaska had the highest debt per capita ($31,141), followed by high-tax states Hawaii, New Jersey, Connecticut and Illinois. Tennessee's debt to GSP was 14.7 percent, while worst-case New Jersey's was almost 60 percent. Total federal debt is now more than 100 percent of gross domestic product.
"Americans are sadly desensitized to the trillions of dollars in debt our states are facing," said Bob Williams, State Budget Solutions president. "It is the individuals and families who will ultimately bear this horrific financial burden if state governments do not get their budgets under control."
"This report falls in line with two other recent reports about fiscal management of the state," said David Smith, Gov. Bill Haslam's press secretary. "Barron's ranked our great state the third most fiscally sound state in the country, and a state comptroller's report showed the state's overall indebtedness decreasing by $257 million with the refinancing of some debt creating savings of $61 million."
Smith said his boss is vigilant: "The administration will continue to strive to be a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars, knowing that it is their money, not ours, and that an efficient and effective government provides high quality and needed services at the lowest possible cost to Tennesseans."
Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, R-Blountville, says Tennessee's success is simple: "We stay true to common-sense principles in Tennessee. When we borrow money, we pay it back. This may be a radical concept in Washington, D.C., and other states in our union. But here in Tennessee, it is just what we do."
"We are always mindful that these are taxpayer dollars, and we are charged with being good stewards," said House Speaker Beth Harwell, R-Nashville. "Keeping Tennessee's debt low, balancing our budget, and keeping taxes low are of the utmost importance if we are to create a good environment for businesses to create jobs."
Compared to other states and contrasted with Washington, Tennessee's fiscal sanity feels just fine.
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Our homes feature covered entry ways or porches for exterior living and exteriors that feature available low maintenance brick or stone accents. Our award winning home plans offer wonderful features including 9 foot ceilings, fireplace options, deluxe style owner's suites, functional kitchens, security systems, patios, dual sinks in hall bath per plan, and much more. For financing M/I Homes offers a full range of financial needs with M/I Financial. M/I will pay all allowable closing costs and prepaid expenses which will saves you thousands.
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Lance Bass is really proud of the LGBT youth in his home state of Mississippi.
But the one-time member of the boy band 'N Sync believes things could still be better for the youngsters growing up in a state where he could never imagine coming out as gay while he was growing up there.
In the new documentary, Mississippi: I Am, Bass opens up about how he felt as a closeted kid in his hometown of Laurel. The film focuses on the homophobia that exists in the state and includes the story of Constance McMillan whose high school canceled its prom rather than allow her to bring her girlfriend to it.
'To know that they still to this day, in 2012, young kids feel like the only gay kid in town, that's what I felt like 30 years ago,' Bass told Gay Star News during opening night of the Outfest Film Festival in Los Angeles where the film will screen on Saturday (14 July).
'Although we are changing, we need to speed up,' Bass said. 'That's why I wanted to do this film. I wanted to do something nice and something that the straight community could watch and maybe look at it and be like, 'Oh wow, I didn't really realize that and maybe I need to start changing the way I think.'
The film highlights several young people whose loyalty to their red home state inspires them to be visible leaders in hopes of creating change and making life in Mississippi better for all LGBT people.
'A lot of the kids were from my hometown,' said Bass. 'I love these kids so much who are in the film. They inspire me. They really are such great heroes that anyone can relate to and look up to.'
So far, reaction to the film, directed by Katherine Linton and Harriet Hirshorn, has been strong.
'I could not be more happy,' Bass said. 'The reaction we have been getting has just been overwhelming. When you sit with a project for two years, you really start to think, 'Oh, does anybody really want to see this?' But once people started watching it, I was just floored by the reaction. People were cheering in the middle of it, crying and laughing and I felt like, 'Wow, we actually did something kind of moving.'