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Report Number: 8559
Date of Report: 03/27/2013
Wireless Telecommunications Bureau
Market Based Licenses
Termination Pending Public NoticeThis Public Notice lists those licenses that the Commission's Universal Licensing System (ULS) has placed
in "Termination Pending" status. According to the Bureau's licensing records, the licensee did not file the
Required Notice of Construction no later than 15 days after the coverage requirement deadline, see 47
C.F.R. § 1.946(d), or a Request for an Extension of Time before the expiration of the coverage requirement
deadline, see id. 1.946(e), for the license. If a licensee does not file the Required Notification or Extension
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page, the license Call Sign, Radio Service, and name of the Licensing Division reviewing the petition. This
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visit the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau website at http://wireless.fcc.gov/rules.html and select "Part
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C.F.R. § 1.106. For filing addresses, visit the Office of the Secretary's website at https://www.fcc.gov/osec.
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Skinless chicken drumsticks, slowly stewed in light beer (it cooks out) with scallions, tomatoes, cilantro, peppers, garlic and spices.
As the colder weather slowly approaches in the coming months, this dish will warm your kitchen and hopefully give you the same comfort it gives me.
My favorite way to eat this is served over rice with a slice of avocado. I make so many variations of this dish depending on what I have on hand; sometimes I add baby potatoes, yucca, or I'll make it without the beer. If you are really opposed to cooking with alcohol, perhaps a non-alcoholic beer or simply adding water would work instead.
For those of you who already make this, and perhaps have this printed out, I made some slight modifications to this and previously listed the servings for two pieces of chicken, but realistically one piece over rice with sauce fills me up perfectly. I based the points off of 1 drumstick, the rice is not calculated here, that would be extra.
Sofrito Chicken Stew
Gina's Weight Watcher Recipes
For Sofrito:
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 6 scallions, chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, chopped fine
- 2 tomatoes, diced
- 1/3 cup diced red bell pepper
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- 2 tsp salt
- 1 packet sazón or 1 tsp annatto seed powder
- 8 pieces chicken drumsticks on the bone, skin removed
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 6 oz light beer
- 1 cup water
- salt to taste
- 1/2 cup cilantro, chopped (or to taste)
Season chicken with salt and garlic powder; add to center of the pan allowing chicken to brown slightly on both sides. Combine chicken with sofrito, and add beer, water and cilantro, adjust salt if needed. Cover pan and simmer on low until chicken is cooked through, about 20-30 minutes. Serve over rice.


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Series Description: FOR YOUR HOME is a half-hour home and garden program hosted by do-it-yourself expert Vicki Payne and daughter Sloan Payne-Rutter. FYH features step-by-step instructions for home enhancing projects that bring out one's individual style and personality. Because of its breadth of topics -- covering creative concepts in home decorating, remodeling and gardening -- this magazine-formatted program is the perfect complement to (or replacement for) other more niche-targeted programs. Its mission is to give viewers a whole range of practical, easy-to-understand, and do-able information "For Your Home."
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Episode #401
Want to learn what's new in container gardening? Mike Bush, Dir. Of DSBG, joins Vicki with unusual new plants and containers for your outdoor garden. Jayne Persico will show Sloan how to dress-up ordinary wine glasses with wire and beads. FYH correspondents Susan Voigt-Reising has an update on what's new in sewing this season and Kaye Evans will show you how to care for and display newspaper clippings. [26 minutes]
Episode #402
Petty table settings are easy when you have the correct linens. Sloan and Susan Beck will show you how to make your own party table linens. Sloan has a great kid's crafting project and Kay Evans will show you how to save wedding photos and memorabilia. Want a secret garden without re-landscaping? Vicki and Sloan show you how to transform your garden with an easy to assemble garden trellis. [26 minutes]
Episode #403
Does your outdoor patio need a new look? Meg Lucursi and Vicki will show you how to redecorate with a great garden motif. Sloan and Sara Meyer will share a new ribbon embroidery technique and Vicki will show you how to be prepared for any household fit-it project. Kaye Evans will help you ask the right questions to get the important answers when you visit the frame shop. [26 minutes]
Episode #404
First time gardeners stay tuned. Carolina Gardener, Maureen Riley shows us what to plant and where to plant it for color all summer long. Craft designer Sandi Genovese has some colorful paper party decorating ideas and Jane Schenck will show us how to recycle miss matched bathroom accessories with easy to make fabric covers. Looking for a designer look? Kaye Evans says why not use more than one metal frame. [26 minutes]
Episode #405
Nothing dresses a room like beautiful custom pillowcases. Vicki is joined by Sara Meyer to show you how simple it can be to create your own. Jewelry artist, Jayne Persico has some fun and easy to make wire garden art and candle holders and Larry Chilton will give us tips on how to buy and invest in quality furniture. Kaye Evans will show us how to match our pocket book with our taste when framing art. [26 minutes]
Episode #406
Up-date a tired corner lot with a do-it-yourself garden wall and learn how to care for indoor artwork. Meg Lucursi shares easy decorative glass techniques and Jayne Schenck shows us how to make fun picnic table linens the night before the party. [26 minutes]
Episode #407
Don't forget to water! This week Vicki is joined by Ray Moors to install an in ground irrigation system. FYH correspondents Susan Voigt-Reising has all the latest trends in home dcor fabrics and trims and Kaye Evans will up date us on what's hot this season in framing. [26 minutes]
Episode #408
Can't get your kids to eat their vegetables? That's okay because floral designer, Julie Mc-Cann-Mulligan needs them to create beautiful flower vases and decorative accents. Elizabeth Steverson will show you how to use stencils to create a lap desk or decorate an entire room and Pat Linton has tips on how to grow a "white garden". FYH correspondent Kaye Evans will show you how to turn kid's art into a framed masterpiece. [26 minutes]
Episode #409
Vacation home get away! This show is the first in a 10 part series that focuses on the renovation of a 200-year-old log cabin into a family vacation home. Don't miss this interesting series. Vicki and Sloan will show you how the cabin was dismantled and moved to its mountain top location. You'll learn how to chink a log cabin and much more. Susan Beck has a colorful decorating project and Kaye Evans will show you how to turn your family's vacation souvenirs into decorative wall hangings. [26 minutes]
Episode #410
Need more space? How about a simple to build addition. Fran Giknis and Dave Tyson will show you how easy it is with a little help from your friends. Vicki will share tips on growing and caring for irises and Jayne Schenck has a great no-sew window curtain project. FYH coorpondent Kaye Evans will show you how to decorate your walls on a budget. [26 minutes]
Episode #411
Donna Dewberry is our special guest today. She will teach us the easy one- stroke decorative painting technique that has made her today's hottest painting instructor. Susan Beck will show us how to update our fireplace mantels with decorative covers and we'll learn how to decorate using photographs. Get out your hammers it's time to put the roof on our mountain cabin addition. [26 minutes]
Episode #412
It's never too early to plan for Christmas. Susan Beck is back with a fun to make wall-hanging quilt. We'll learn how to preserve our art work and Vicki will show you how to do a little glasswork around the house. FYH correspondent Larry Elmore has some great tips on how to build friendships through do-it-yourself projects. [26 minutes]
Episode #413
Just in time for the cooler nights. Vicki and Sloan are busy putting the final touches on a stone fireplace for the cabin. Special guest, decorative painter Priscilla Hauser will share her techniques for painting on glass and we'll learn how to do heirloom-sewing techniques plus, Kaye has tips for saving and preserving needleart and textiles. [26 minutes]
Color,Kids and Spring Bulbs (#501)
[26 minutes]
What's Up In Your Attic? (#502)
[26 minutes]
Episode #503
[26 minutes]
Cabin Fever (#504)
[26 minutes]
Ready for a Change (#505)
[26 minutes]
Timing Is Everything (#506)
[26 minutes]
Covering (#507)
[26 minutes]
What's Up? (#508)
[26 minutes]
Growing Ideas (#509)
[26 minutes]
Light Up World (#510)
[26 minutes]
Call in the Pros (#511)
[26 minutes]
Sewing, Crafting and Nature (#512)
[26 minutes]
The Great Coverup (#513)
[26 minutes]
Furniture Refinishing (#601)
[26 minutes]
Custom Towels (#602)
[26 minutes]
Cabin Kitchen (#603)
[26 minutes]
A New Look at Windows (#604)
[26 minutes]
Tailgating In Style (#605)
[26 minutes]
Enlightening Luminaries (#606)
[26 minutes]
Water Garden (#607)
[26 minutes]
Stepping Up (#608)
[26 minutes]
It's A Cultural Affair (#1501)
Tour the Charlotte Symphony Guild ASID Showhouse, which represents pinnacle of interior design. [26 minutes]
Cover Up (#1502)
Learn plaster technique for walls, an easy to make cornice for windows and paper crafting for books. [26 minutes]
Spring Into Action (#1503)
Decide on springs, foam or platform for upholstered furniture and learn to knit with fabric. [26 minutes]
Old to New (#1504)
Learn how to detect and deal with destructive mold that might be growing under your home. [26 minutes]
Crowning Glory (#1505)
Add the final touch to a yard with a relaxing garden fountain create a comfee fit for a queen [26 minutes]
Metal, Wood & Glass (#1506)
Learn how to use new wood replacement materials to give your deck a new look. [26 minutes]
What's New? (#1507)
Gets some tips from the professional on how to design and start a new garden. [26 minutes]
Slipcover Workshop (#1508)
Get tips for making stylish slipcovers. Be sure to watch If you have an old chair! [26 minutes]
Natural Effects (#1509)
Give your walls the look of old world plaster with faux finishes. Next up is a decorating treat! [26 minutes]
You Win (#1510)
Finish your faux finishes tutorial and get the latest trends from this season's furniture market. [26 minutes]
Problem Solvers (#1511)
Get rid of those problem bare spots in your yard with grass growing tips from the pros. [26 minutes]
Get A Handle On It (#1512)
Learn to fix sticky doors and manage your child's room with a creative wall organizer. [26 minutes]
House Beautiful (#1513)
Get easy tips for making your garden and home more beautiful without spending a fortune. [26 minutes]
Flea Market Finds (#1601)
Attend this year's amazing Metrolina Flea Market for great items to revive with stylish makeovers. [30 minutes]
Coming Home (#1602)
Sloan gets an entryway installation in her home. Create a welcoming floral arrangement for a foyer. [30 minutes]
Curb Appeal (#1603)
Vicki's home gets a new front porch with bright, new lighting and elegant planting containers. [30 minutes]
Outdoor Living (#1604)
Vicki and Sloan use a new technology to design landscaping features for their front yards. [30 minutes]
Landscape Makeovers (#1605)
Vicki and Sloan implement the results of computer-generated plans for new plantings in their yards. [26 minutes]
Safe & Sound (#1606)
oan sets out to install new fence in the backyard and an invisible fence in the front. [26 minutes]
Water, Water Everywhere (#1607)
Sloan creates a mosaic fountain and has a new irrigation system installed for yard and garden. [26 minutes]
Mudroom Makeover (#1608)
Stick-down carpet tiles, fun sunflower window treatments & a coordinating sink skirt are installed. [26 minutes]
Kitchen Dress-Up (#1609)
Chic countertops are added. Colorful fabric is used for custom window treatments & appliance covers. [26 minutes]
Guest Bath Makeover, Part I (#1610)
Demolition begins in the half bath with the floor, wallpaper and plumbing ripped out. [26 minutes]
Guest Bath Makeover, Part II (#1611)
Colorful painted walls and installation of the new flooring, vanity, toilet and lighting. [26 minutes]
Designer Looks (#1612)
An easy stenciling project. what's new in home accessories and creating Christmas stockings. [26 minutes]
Playtime (#1613)
Install a backyard swing set. Learn to raise children with values using tips from Michael Hall, MD. [26 minutes]
Hallway Makeover (#1701)
Create a photo gallery on your wall, install shelving and arrange items for a dazzling display. [26 minutes]
Rose Garden (#1702)
Advice on selecting, planting, creating arrangements and continually caring for these flowers. [26 minutes]
Little Girl Room (#1703)
Tips for material, mural painting, sewing, organizing, decorating and furniture selection. [26 minutes]
Family Room (#1704)
Create a cozy, inviting space using lots of color and warm fabrics and learn to paint like the pros. [26 minutes]
Office (#1705)
Productive ways to choose the right materials for storage needs and control clutter. [26 minutes]
Patio (#1706)
Create comfortable chair cushions and add color and privacy using a trellis and flowerbeds. [26 minutes]
Playroom (#1707)
Use chalkboard paint to allow your child endless creativity and install pegboards for organization. [26 minutes]
White Room (#1708)
Create a fabric headboard, knit a plush rug and add luxurious bedding to make an inviting bedroom. [26 minutes]
Attic (#1709)
Garment bags, storage containers, flooring and clothing rods maximum storage and eliminate clutter. [26 minutes]
Bathroom (#1710)
Learn the advantages of radiant floor heating & using of fixtures & lighting for a spa-like space. [26 minutes]
Master Bedroom (#1711)
Spruce up your sanctuary using your favorite fabrics, colors, textures, accessories and style. [26 minutes]
Gazebo (#1712)
Learn about sewing comfortable cushions, container gardening, power washers and wood preservatives. [26 minutes]
Display (#1713)
Discover beautiful decorating ideas, from tabletop displays and wall hangings to party settings. [26 minutes]
Garage Gets It Together (#1801)
Learn the best, easiest and most interesting ways to organize your garage and keep it organized. [30 minutes]
Instant Dining Room Makeover (#1802)
How to install a new chandelier and a ceiling medallion and make window treatments. [26 minutes]
Pillow Talk (#1803)
How to decorating with pillows and throws and learn how to make a knitted pillow. [26 minutes]
Bird Watchers (#1804)
Install three birdhouses on polls and learn to keep birdbaths and feeders clean and well stocked. [26 minutes]
The Perfect Porch (#1805)
Make cushions for chairs and get decorating tips for wicker and metal furniture with dual purposes. [26 minutes]
Learn About Lampshades (#1806)
Learn the steps to make your own beautiful, one of a kind lampshade out of fabric and wallpaper. [26 minutes]
The Five Power Tools Every Woman Needs (#1807)
Learn to use and master tools that enable women to make their own home repairs and updates. [26 minutes]
Make A Pretty Pergola (#1808)
Learn the easy steps to build a pergola and select and plant climbing bushes to grow on it. [26 minutes]
Bathroom Warmup (#1809)
Learn how to install an above-the-shower heater and how to wrap pipes and adjust your shower heat. [26 minutes]
Friday Night Sandwich Party (#1810)
Tips for throwing a fun get-together include the secrets of great sandwiches and table settings. [26 minutes]
Screens (#1811)
The many uses of screens, how to build them out of shutters and how to cover them with fabric. [26 minutes]
Backyard Walkway (#1812)
Learn the steps to layout a new backyard walkway, use pavers and edging and install an arbor. [26 minutes]
For Your Tiny Home (#1813)
Step-by-step directions for making your child's playhouse the most enchanting in the neighborhood. [26 minutes]
Screened Porch (#1901)
Install a porch on a mountain vacation home and sew decorative cafe curtains and a tablecloth. [26 minutes]
Kitchen Update (#1902)
Learn the latest design innovations for today's kitchens and butler pantries. [26 minutes]
Crafting with Kids (#1903)
Create fun kitchen concoctions, including sidewalk chalk and zany putty. Capture beach memories. [26 minutes]
Great Room Makeover (#1904)
Use furniture and decorative touches for activity areas and recycle artwork and home furnishings. [26 minutes]
Home Office Double Duty (#1905)
Decorate a small space to create a cozy home office that functions both for living & working space. [26 minutes]
Master Addition (#1906)
Create a master suite in an older home & make over a master bedroom with trends and faux finishes. [26 minutes]
Fall Gardening Tips (#1907)
Learn great gardening tips for flowers and how to prepare for next year's perfect lawn. [26 minutes]
Just for Kids Party Ideas (#1908)
Learn three unique and adorable kids party ideas. Create easy chair covers to match party themes. [26 minutes]
Backyard Pond (#1909)
Create the ultimate backyard oasis-with waterfalls, multilevel ponds, rock formations & landscaping. [26 minutes]
Sewing for Your Home (#1910)
Learn to select the right tools & supplies, work with a pattern & make napkins and placemats. [26 minutes]
Party Planner (#1911)
Throw the perfect party with ideas for exciting themes, complete with invitations and decorations. [26 minutes]
Garden Makeovers (#1912)
Garden designers share a pair of makeover plans for the 2005 ASID Symphony Show House. [26 minutes]
Lady Farmers (#1913)
Visit a country farmer & learn how to make goat cheese & fresh pesto full of homegrown ingredients. [26 minutes]
The Creative Kitchen (#2001)
Installing accent lights over and under counters in a kitchen and pull out drawers in cabinets. [30 minutes]
Dining Room Discoveries (#2002)
The best way to hang a chandelier and the best furniture to use for large family gatherings. [30 minutes]
Master Bedroom Maximization (#2003)
Turn an unfinished chest into convenient master bath storage and seating and hang indoor plants. [30 minutes]
Bright Home Office Ideas (#2004)
Install a skylight to first floor rooms, create a stylish desk and personalize your home office. [30 minutes]
Guest Room for the Day Tripper (#2005)
Create a dramatic paneled wall effect using drywall and wood. Sew a cushion for a stiff bench. [30 minutes]
Second Floor Loft (#2006)
Install a stair lift and get decorating ideas for making the most of a second floor loft. [30 minutes]
5-Star Resort Guest Room (#2007)
Install a tropical ceiling fan, upholster a bench for the foot of the bed and add wicker furniture. [30 minutes]
Living Room Warmth (#2008)
An easy-to-install electric fireplace, a custom mantel and custom upholstered furniture. [30 minutes]
Double-Duty Transition Areas (#2009)
How to dress up empty hallways and landings, and a solution for the "no coat closet" dilemma. [30 minutes]
Storage Space Secrets (#2010)
Uncover ways to make the smallest areas in your home organized and more useful. [30 minutes]
Backyard Landscape Showcase (#2011)
Create an oasis by incorporating a pond with landscaping and lights. Get tips for plant care. [30 minutes]
Growing Curb Appeal (#2012)
A new stepping stone walkway and stunning annuals, and dress up your front door for every season. [30 minutes]
Punch Up Your Patio (#2013)
Get year-round use by adding carpet, chair covers and a tablecloth and planting a wall garden. [30 minutes]
Building for the Garden (#2101)
Cast garden trough planters using cement & exotic miniature plantings. Make a stylish serving tray. [30 minutes]
A Room You Can Live In (#2102)
Turn an unused living room into a highly functioning, stylish home office without losing its charm. [30 minutes]
Curb Appeal (#2103)
Learn about simple cosmetic fixes, landscaping and organizational tips for a picture perfect home. [30 minutes]
Rack 'em Up (#2104)
Turn a dated den into a billiard room. World Champion Ewa Laurence shares her playing secrets. [30 minutes]
Girly-Girly (#2105)
Using paint, ribbons, furniture, a handmade quilt, stick-on wall decorations & super storage ideas. [30 minutes]
Nathaniel'sworld (#2106)
Turn a little boy's nursery into a big boy's world of discovery with stripes, clouds and planes. [30 minutes]
Trees (#2107)
Learn how to select perfect trees and shrubs for your yard in order to keep your investment growing. [30 minutes]
Master Spaces (#2108)
Learn how to craft a personal retreat using color, fabrics, furniture and beautiful accessories. [30 minutes]
Taming The White Bathroom (#2109)
Infuse texture, color and creativity to get rid of builder walls, cheap fixtures and dull hardware. [30 minutes]
Afternoon Projects (#2110)
Make an outdoor retreat with brightly painted Adirondack chairs and colorful gardening accessories. [30 minutes]
No Vacancy (#2111)
A guest room is turned into a hot sleepover spot. A soft iridized glow is created on the walls. [30 minutes]
Guest Quarters (#2112)
Jeannine Dostal returns with a 3-D plaster technique that fills the guest bath with roses & summer. [30 minutes]
Gardening in the Winter (#2113)
Learn how to return indoor plants to your home without bringing in bugs or shocking results. [30 minutes]
Stairway to Storage (#2201)
Turn garage attic space into super storage by building an exterior stairway and columned walkway. [26 minutes]
Backyard Makeover (#2202)
Vicki creates a garden plan based on space usage, soil & lighting, Sloan gets the plants & supplies. [26 minutes]
Welcome to My Home (#2203)
Make a foyer friendly with faux finished walls. Update a stair railings with metal ballast rates. [26 minutes]
Outdoor Kitchen (#2204)
Learn how to build an outdoor kitchen complete with stonework, cement top and appliances. [26 minutes]
Gardening Projects (#2205)
Learn secrets to growing orchids without a greenhouse and tames unruly vines with trellises. [26 minutes]
Family Room Makeover (#2206)
Change the mood with easy updates, comfortable but chic furniture and sophisticated accessories. [26 minutes]
Tuscan Terrace (#2207)
Transform a plain patio into a sunbathed Tuscan terrace. Dwayne Williams creates a shady canopy. [26 minutes]
Quick Decorating Updates (#2208)
Create dining room slipcovers for a fresh look and turn blank canvases into colorful wall art. [26 minutes]
Attic Makeover, Part 1 (#2209)
The team converts unfinished attic space into a family retreat with rooms for workout, and reading. [26 minutes]
Bring on the Power (Attic Makeover, Part 2) (#2210)
Donnie puts in plumping, Jeff turns on electricity and Joel works on heating and air conditioning. [26 minutes]
Walls, Floors & In-Between (Attic Makeover, Part 3) (#2211)
The attic starts to look exciting when a new flooring system and custom cabinetry are installed. [26 minutes]
Home Fitness/Spa Center (Attic Makeover, Part 4) (#2212)
Vickie and Sloan set up exercise equipment, A/V units, a juice bar and a power valet in the closet. [26 minutes]
Activities Room & Reading Room (Attic Makeover, Part 5) (#2213)
The creativity center buzzes with great work & craft spaces as Phil Hunt installs custom cabinets. [26 minutes]
Baby on the Way (#2301)
Sloan shares her nursery makeover and talks about what's new in health, safety and gear for babies. [26 minutes]
It's New, It's Trendy (#2302)
Trends in home decor and garden accents and today's top designers and manufacturers are featured. [26 minutes]
Backyard Makeover, Part 1 (#2303)
Sloan and Vicki add drama and serenity to a backyard while still providing family friendly spaces. [26 minutes]
Backyard Makeover, Part 2 (#2304)
Tips for hiding less appealing yard features, planting flowers for all seasons and adding shade. [26 minutes]
Quick Decorating Ideas (#2305)
Vicki and Sloan implement fun, easy and affordable decorating updates without spending a fortune. [26 minutes]
The Green Market (#2306)
The ladies survey "green" products, including furnishings, sustainable wood products and textiles. [26 minutes]
Energy Savers (#2307)
Learn ways to save by making smart choices with insulation, lighting, recycling and appliances. [26 minutes]
Media Room Makeover (#2308)
A catch-all space is turned into an attractive media room with space for the entire family. [26 minutes]
Water, Water Everywhere? (#2309)
Implementing a few simple changes can conserve water and make a big difference around your home. [26 minutes]
Come On In! (#2310)
Vicki and Sloan show how to add real appeal to a foyer and tie an entire decorating theme together. [26 minutes]
Greening Your Garden (#2311)
Create curb appeal and a luscious landscape without overspending or endangering the environment. [26 minutes]
Update Your Style (#2312)
Update a home's decor, handle home office clutter and express creativity with low or no cost ideas. [26 minutes]
Antique Market (#2401)
Recycling home furnishings is eco-chic. The ladies visit the Charlotte Antique & Collectible Show. [26 minutes]
Organic Gardening for the Kitchen (#2402)
Features tips on growing veggies in a waterless environment and a lesson in grilling your harvest. [26 minutes]
Taking Green Uptown (#2403)
A condo gets a green, chic makeover using the latest, innovative furnishings, ideas and projects. [26 minutes]
Wine Room (#2404)
The racking and cooling system are designed. Designer tile work, lighting and faux finish are added. [26 minutes]
Gardening in the Mountains (#2405)
Learn how to re-plant with hardy plants and install a DIY watering system at Vicki's log cabin. [26 minutes]
Sunny Guest Room (#2406)
Yellow paint, black and white fabrics and flea markets finds dramatically change a drab guest room. [26 minutes]
Motivation, Inspiration, Determination (#2407)
Sewing techniques for slipcovers and covering hatboxes are shown and wooden steps are decorated. [26 minutes]
What's New In Green? (#2408)
Showcases solar energy news, in-home air quality solutions and rain harvesting and storage tips. [26 minutes]
Vacation Home Makeover (#2409)
Install a new Energy Star front door, hardwood flooring, energy saving lighting and ceiling fans. [26 minutes]
Gardening Solutions (#2410)
Learn how to properly plant a tree to withstand drought and get inspired to grow colorful roses. [26 minutes]
Renovate Don't Relocate: Kitchen Makeover, Pt. 1 (#2411)
Vicki and Sloan visit a custom cabinet shop, begin demolition and meet electricians and carpenters. [26 minutes]
Kitchen Makeover, Pt. II (#2412)
Vicki and Sloan put in new floors, cabinets and appliances and add decorative, finishing touches. [26 minutes]
Glad You Asked! (#2413)
Getting an aged finish on outdoor statues, decorating for your dog and other requests are shared. [26 minutes]
Welcome to the Dream Home (#2501)
Meet the builder of the Susan G. Komen Dream Home, tour the home and peek at the overall project. [26 minutes]
A Space of His Own (#2502)
This room for a teenage boy features a gaming center, study space and cream, black and brown hues. [26 minutes]
Be Our Guest (#2503)
Bright splashes of orange and gold lighten up a natural milieu in this relaxing guest suite. [26 minutes]
Project Runway (#2504)
A teen's room features a sewing and fashion design area and pink and orange toned designer fabrics. [26 minutes]
Media Chic (#2505)
A space is created where family members can watch TV, hone musical skills and work on computers. [26 minutes]
Outdoor Living (#2506)
Vickie and Sloan decorate outdoor porches, plant container gardens and preserve the lot's trees. [26 minutes]
Owner's Retreat (#2507)
The perfect spa retreat is created with a deep soaking tub, down filled bedding and creamy tiles. [26 minutes]
Keeping The Family Close (#2508)
A keeping room, casual dining area and kitchen are created with buttery colors and durable fabrics. [26 minutes]
Music & Little Black Dresses (#2509)
A music salon is decorated and a warm and welcoming formal dining room is created for entertaining. [26 minutes]
Grand Entrances (#2510)
Pink, brown and cream tones, decorative glass and plush rugs furnish the foyer and living room. [26 minutes]
Don't Forget The Yard (#2511)
Advice for keeping landscapes environmentally friendly, personal and low maintenance is showcased. [26 minutes]
Working In Style (#2512)
Vicki and Sloan create a handy workshop in the garage and organize the mudroom and laundry area. [26 minutes]
Take The Tour (#2513)
A 5K Race for the Cure and and event marking the official opening of the Dream Home are featured. [26 minutes]
Backyard Makeover (#2601)
Artificial turf grass, a fence, a swing set and a patio are installed for the kids of a single mom. [26 minutes]
Finding Your Style (#2602)
Interior designer Leo Dowell gives a tour of Treillage, a European-style home in North Carolina. [26 minutes]
Vicki's Kitchen Makeover (#2603)
Beautiful Italian Carrara marble inspires a kitchen makeover that lightens the whole space. [26 minutes]
Victory Junction (#2604)
Vicki creates a lounge space for the counselors at a camp for children with debilitating diseases. [26 minutes]
Intro to Komen House (#2605)
Learn the ins and outs of building a custom home or planning a major remodeling project. [26 minutes]
Building, Part 2 (#2606)
The latest on energy efficient windows, doors, roofing, siding and heating and cooling systems. [26 minutes]
Trim & Surfaces, Part 3 (#2607)
Vicki discusses new paperless drywall, matching stained mantle and beams and a custom stove hood. [26 minutes]
Decorative Accents, Part 4 (#2608)
More important decisions include paint, hardwood flooring, ceramic and glass tiles and countertops. [26 minutes]
Two Acres, Part 5 (#2609)
A rose garden, lush green sod, a mini-cherry orchard and beautiful shrubs and trees are featured. [26 minutes]
Holy Faux, Part 6 (#2610)
A child's fantasyland is created while Vicki spins some style in the living room and sunroom. [26 minutes]
Dream Spaces, Part 7 (#2611)
The dining room and master bedroom are decorated with beautiful bold fabrics and metallic accents. [26 minutes]
Gentlemen's Quarters, Part 8 (#2612)
Vicki introduces the healthiest and easiest solution to rid basements of dampness and odors. [26 minutes]
Welcome to the Big Top, Part 9 (#2613)
A bonus room is turned into a circus-inspired children's playroom. A decorative stage is installed. [26 minutes]
Revision House (#2701)
[26 minutes]
Outdoor Spaces (#2702)
[26 minutes]
Decorated Garden (#2703)
[26 minutes]
Farm to Table (#2704)
[26 minutes]
Rest and Renew (#2705)
[26 minutes]
What's Cooking? (#2706)
[26 minutes]
Family Room Redo (#2707)
[26 minutes]
Healthy Home (#2708)
[26 minutes]
Invest In Your Home (#2709)
[26 minutes]
Energy Savers (#2710)
[26 minutes]
New Kitchen - Part I (#2711)
[26 minutes]
New Kitchen - Part II (#2712)
[26 minutes]
Laundry Room Blues (#2713)
[26 minutes]
Highpoint Furniture Market Tour (#2801)
[28 minutes]
Outdoor Living - Hardscape Makeover Part 1 (#2802)
[26 minutes]
Landscape Makeover (#2803)
[26 minutes]
From The Floor Up (#2804)
[27 minutes]
Kitchen Modernization Part 1 (#2805)
[27 minutes]
Kitchen Modernization Part 2 (#2806)
A 1950s style kitchen is transformed into a welcoming place for the entire family to gather. [27 minutes]
Newbie Gardening (#2807)
[27 minutes]
I Designed It Myself (#2808)
Bring the creativity out in your teenagers by letting them plan and decorate their own bedrooms. [27 minutes]
Improving Your View (#2809)
[26 minutes]
Fixing It Up (#2810)
Vicki discusses the value homeowners can add to a home's exterior by adding an outdoor living area. [26 minutes]
Curb Appeal (#2811)
[26 minutes]
Attic Upfit, Part 1 (#2812)
A three-car garage attic is turned into a home office villa with a full bathroom and small kitchen. [28 minutes]
Attic Upfit, Part 2 (#2813)
A three-car garage attic is turned into a home office villa with a full bathroom and small kitchen. [28 minutes]
Empty Nesters Get Dream Kitchen, Part 1 (#2901)
The FYH team works to complete a dream kitchen to a happy couple on time and under budget. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 22, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 22, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Empty Nesters Get Dream Kitchen, Part 2 (#2902)
Vicki and her FYH team have worked for 4 weeks to completely renovate an Empty Nesters' kitchen. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 24, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 24, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Stop, Look and Refresh (#2903)
Vicki and deckscape contractor Mick Feduniec clean, update and decorate a family's forgotten deck. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 29, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 29, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Downsizing Can Be Uplifting (#2904)
Vicki shares her experiences as she renovates every square foot inside and out of her new home. [26 minutes]
Behind The Walls (#2905)
Vicki discovers all the behind the walls and under the floor issue with her new dream home. [26 minutes]
Exterior Touches (#2906)
Vicki spends time making important decisions regarding the exterior renovations for her new home. [26 minutes]
Wall, Floors and Appliances (#2907)
The house begins to take shape as the four walls are built and the heating systems are installed. [26 minutes]
Selecting The Details (#2908)
Vicki selects a stain color for her hardwood floors and colors for the house's inside and outside. [26 minutes]
Cabinets and Storage Solutions (#2909)
Kitchen designers and cabinet makers create tons of storage for the kitchen, pantry and other areas. [26 minutes]
Decorative Touches (#2910)
Vicki selects crown moldings, cove ceilings, judges' paneling and hardwood flooring for her home. [26 minutes]
Open House (#2911)
Tour Vicki's new house and gardens and meet the designers and contractors who worked on it. [26 minutes]
Head to the Mountains (#2912)
Vickie visits the Carolinas, explores Grove Park Inn and takes to the mountains to visit Asheville. [26 minutes]
Apartment Living (#2913)
Vicki shares some great style ideas and solutions for today's apartment dwellers. [26 minutes]
Make Mine A Spa (#3001)
Vicki transforms an out-of- date, cramped bathroom with a new layout, tiles, fixtures and cabinets. [26 minutes]
Recipe for a Great Kitchen (#3002)
Vicki shows how to give cabinets a fresh coat of paint and install new contemporary hardware. [26 minutes]
Park It Here (#3003)
Vicke turns her messy, disorganized garage into an inviting, functional storage area. [26 minutes]
Flipping for Contemporary (#3004)
Vickie and her team begin the process of transforming a neglected house into a contemporary abode. [26 minutes]
Order Early and Stay Late (#3005)
Learn how critical it is to order cabinets, appliances and doors before the walls start coming down. [26 minutes]
Put A Lid On It (#3006)
A metal roof is installed and the hardwood floors are extended to incorporate the entire house. [26 minutes]
Wood and Turf (#3007)
The new cabinets are installed along with decorative judge's paneling in the dining room. [26 minutes]
Hardscape Inside and Out (#3008)
The new custom interior doors are ready for delivery and Vicki selects new gutters and downspouts. [26 minutes]
Storage Solutions (#3009)
Vicki shares her organizational designs for the new pantry, laundry room and the bedrooms. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 3, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 3, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Light It Up (#3010)
Vicki incorporates chandeliers are throughout the house. Electrical fireplaces are highlighted. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 8, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 8, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Grand Tour (#3011)
Vicki provides great tips as she and her design friends furnish the entire house in just one day. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 10, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 10, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Shade Garden (#3012)
Learn how to transplant plants and divide Hostas to multiple your plant inventory. [26 minutes]
- Tue, December 15, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, December 15, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns
A Home with a Heart (#3013)
Vicki joins the Purple Heart Homes organization to renovate a home for a veteran and his family. [26 minutes]
- Thu, December 17, 10:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, December 17, 4:30 PM on IPTV Learns


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The spark plug is positioned in the combustion chamber at the point most suitable for igniting the compressed air/fuel mixture. It has to permit reliable cold starting, guarantee there is no misfire during any engine operating speed and load, and withstand operation for hours on end without a concern.
In some parts of the country, the spark plug can be as cold as minus 40 degrees F on a winter morning but as soon as combustion begins, the tip and electrode are exposed to a flame of around 1,000 degrees. A swing of 1,040 degrees almost instantly! The spark plug must be able to hold up to this thermal shock over tens of thousands of miles of operation.
The spark plug must also withstand mechanical demands that are created by the pressure in the cylinder, while still maintaining a gas tight seal.
If that were not enough, the part of the spark plug projecting into the combustion chamber is exposed to the high-temperature chemical process that takes place inside a cylinder during combustion. Components in the fuel may form chemically aggressive deposits on the spark plug, affecting its operating characteristics.
The deposits resulting from the combustion process, such as soot, carbon residues, and ash from the fuel and oil additives, will under certain conditions conduct electricity and cause the engine to misfire if allowed to build up.
The wear on the electrodes is caused by erosion and corrosion. This is defined as the burning away due to normal arcing, and by chemical and thermal attack.
The electrode gap is the shortest distance between the center electrode and the ground (side) electrode. The smaller the electrode gap, the lower the ignition voltage required to arc the plug.
A low voltage spark can transfer only minimal energy to the mixture, and ignition misfire can easily occur. Higher voltages are required to support an arc across a larger gap. This type of gap is effective in transferring energy to the mixture, but the associated reduction in ignition voltage reserve increases the risk of misfire at high engine speeds or cylinder pressures if the coil is weak.
The spark plug's heat range is an index of its capacity to withstand thermal load. It must be adapted to the engine characteristics.
The varied designs of automotive engines with respect to operating load, compression ratio, engine speed, cooling and fuel make it impossible to run all engines with one standard spark plug. The same spark plug would get very hot (cause ping) in one engine but would reach only a relatively low average temperature (foul and misfire) in another.
To ensure the plug runs nether too hot or too cold in a given engine, plugs with different thermal capacities were developed. The so-called "heat range" is assigned to each spark plug, and is used to characterize these loading capacities. The heat range is a yardstick for selecting the correct spark plug. It is important to recognize there is no industry standard for heat range – it is determined by the spark plug manufacturer. Thus, a Champion spark plug for your engine may have a different heat range than an AC-Delco or Autolite for the same application.
Heat absorption is determined by the surface area of the insulator nose. If a large area is exposed to the combustion gases (this is achieved by having a long insulator nose), the insulator nose gets very hot. Conversely, with a short insulator nose the area is small and it remains cooler.
The heat range of a spark plug is identified by a code number. A low heat range indicates a "cold" plug with low heat absorption through its short insulator nose. A high heat range code applies to a "hot" plug with high heat absorption through its long insulator nose. But as mentioned previously, a cold plug in one brand may be a hot plug from another manufacturer.
It is important to keep the spark plugs in order when they are removed so the running condition of each cylinder can be examined.
For a traditional muscle/collector car engine, the proper spark plug color would be light tan with minimal degradation of the electrodes and gap. This plug can be put back into service and provide a long life.
- A rich mixture will cause the entire plug to be coated with a black, powdered soot.
- Excessive oil consumption will cause a black, gummy appearance on the spark plug. An engine with worn valve guides/seals that is running properly will have an insulator nose that is darkened on the side that faces the valve guide, while the rest of it will be clean.
- Severe detonation (ping) will blister the insulator nose (a magnifying glass is required to see this), while a very lean condition will cause the plug to be extremely white.
- Numerous cold starts without proper warm-up (especially with EFI) will place a clear coating on the spark plug that will cause it to misfire, and the engine to run rough. This coating cannot be removed, and the plug will need to be replaced.
Other than the cold start coating mentioned previously, a spark plug can be cleaned by placing it gently against a soft wire wheel on a bench grinder. It can then be re-gapped and installed. But if the engine running condition was extremely poor, new plugs should be installed after the issue is repaired.
It is important to note that other than the porcelain cracking from being dropped or improper handling, there is hardly anything that can go wrong with a plug. Spark plugs fail from an engine/fuel/ignition problem. They do not die – they are murdered.
You too can be a forensic spark plug investigator. Study this primer and you are well on your way to being an expert!
The threaded area of the plug is called the reach, and it helps determine where in the combustion chamber the electrode will reside. Tapered seat plugs have no sealing washer, while flat-seat versions do. The washer or gasket is always installed with the stepped side toward the cylinder head. The center electrode protrudes from the insulator nose, while the side electrode attaches to the exterior of the shell. Older engines used a plug shell with a 13/16-inch hex, while newer designs employ a 5/8-inch hex.
Dedicated spark plug sockets are required. Most plug sockets have a hex on the exterior so an open or box end wrench can be used where a ratchet will not fit. This is often the case when headers are installed.
A spark plug socket has an internal cushion that protects the porcelain insulator from damage when being installed.
Never grab the lead by the wire, always use the boot. It is best to twist the boot back and forth a few times to break it loose before trying to pull it off.
There are tools made to assist in pulling off a stubborn spark plug wire without breaking it.
Before removing the plug it is important to clean the area around the shell from any accumulated dirt so that it does not enter the bore and scratch the cylinder wall. Compressed air is best. Brake clean is an excellent substitute and usually won't harm the engine paint. Then the plug can be removed.
Once the plug is out, use a spark plug-threaded chaser to clean out any carbon or debris. Plug threads are either 14 or 18mm. Many chasing tools are made with one dimension on each side. Always thread the chase in by hand. If a wrench is required use as little force as possible. If you reach a tight spot, back the chase out and then in a few times to clean it out instead of trying to force it. A chase differs from a tap since it is not designed to make threads in a blind hole, but rather, to clean them.
This is a perfect spark plug. The center electrode is sharp. The insulator nose, electrodes and shell perimeter are all clean. This engine has a perfectly adjusted carburetor.
The insulator and electrodes are clean, but carbon deposits are beginning to form on the shell perimeter. This engine is properly adjusted but was exposed to frequent cold starts without a complete warm-up.
Some gas deposits are beginning to form by the side electrode but more important, the insulator is starting to blister slightly from extreme pinging in this cylinder. The small divot in the cone may not be easily seen, but is there.
This engine is suffering from a very rich-running condition, along with deposits of ash from the composition of the gasoline. The rich condition is accelerating the deposit formation.
Here, the plug had a collision with a foreign object in the cylinder that crushed the side electrode and closed the gap.
This engine is tuned properly, but the plug is too cold for the application and is allowing excessive ash deposits to form. It will still run fine, but over time will misfire.
It may be hard to see, but the insulator nose by the side electrode is black while the rest is white. This engine has oil passing around either the valve guide or seal, but is still running fine.
Chemical additives in some gasoline can be very corrosive. This plug looks rusty but it is chemical corrosion.
Here's a great example of a properly tuned engine with either too many cold starts, or a misadjusted choke/pull-off. The insulator nose is white and the perimeter of the shell is sooty black.
Bosch produces a spark plug with four side electrodes, but that does not change how you read it. The slight discoloration around the shell perimeter shows short trips but the engine is tuned properly. A good highway run of about 100 miles will completely clean this plug.
Ida Automotive markets a tool that easily measures the heat range of a spark plug. This is important for tuning a muscle car engine, since there is no industry standard for heat range. A hotter plug is more prone to detonation, while too cold a plug will foul easily. The tool retails for $69.95 plus shipping. Our sample plug was determined to be medium cold. A plug for the same application but by a different manufacturer measured to be medium hot. A potential problem for a high compression engine, regardless of what the auto parts counterman says.
When the proper plug is obtained, always start by checking that the side electrode is aligned perfectly over the center electrode. If not, use needle-nose pliers to gently tweak it into position. If any of the electrodes are completely closed, that plug was dropped at one time. Carefully check the porcelain for any cracks, which would lead to a misfire.
Many believe a round wire feeler gauge is the most accurate, while others prefer a flat gauge. The author has found no difference and suggests you use the style you find easiest to work with. It is important to hold the gauge straight and not angled. The measurement is accurate when a slight drag is felt on both the center and top electrode. If any adjustment needs to be made, gently pry or tap on the side electrode to obtain the desired gap.
Spray each new plug with carburetor cleaner while holding the center electrode toward the ground. This will remove any porcelain dust or metal shavings left over from manufacturing that can cause a misfire.
Carefully apply an anti-seize compound to the threads while keeping the rest of the plug clean. If any of the compound gets on the electrodes or porcelain, wipe it off. It is important to make the plug tight into the cylinder head for sealing and proper heat transfer into the water jacket. A loose spark plug will not only cause poor performance, but the possibility of detonation.
Before installing the secondary wire, put some dielectric compound into the boot. This will help eliminate corrosion, displace moisture and reduce sticking to the porcelain insulator. When finished, start the engine and it should run fine. It is possible to chip a piece of carbon from the combustion chamber while installing the new plug and have it short the electrode. If the engine has a dead cylinder with the new plugs, that is most likely the problem.
Ida Automotive Inc.
600 Texas Road
Morganville, NJ 07751


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OWENSBORO, Ky. (5/9/13) – Four Owensboro Community and Technical College students earned top honors during the college's spring semester student art exhibition.
The Best in Show went to Whitney Sandefur for "Carnival Escape," oil on canvas. The 3D Purchase Award went to Denise McArthur for "Turtle," wire sculpture. The Drawing Purchase Award went to Avery Papalouca for "Emerald City," Prisma Color. The Painting Purchase Award went to Bridget Ceballos for "Love is Old, Love is New," oil on canvas.
The awards were selected by an independent juror from student work submitted for the exhibition at the Dayman Gallery. This semester's juror was Anthony Hardesty, Registrar for the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art. OCTC Associate Professor of Art Monty Helm said the exhibition has become a tradition enjoyed by everyone on campus.
"It supports the artistic and creative endeavors of our students. This is usually their first art competition," Helm said.
The pieces will become part of the college's permanent collection displayed on campus. Works also may be seen in latest issue of the college's SKYLARK literary magazine, which features photos of art pieces in addition to literary works from faculty, staff and students.
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PC-BSD Wiki talk:Style Guidelines
This page may eventually get so large that it might need to be refined. It should eventually be used to create some examples, like the stub page, to partially replace some of the content here.
Perhaps a specialized template that could be called, which automatically highlights within its content, the portions referenced as examples. In this way, the example page could be extremely inclusive with built-in context to help clarify. This is starting to sound like a very cool idea. :)
needed markup for lists
Once ("official") again:
Style Guidelines (of our PC-BSD Wiki) are telling for lists, that we need a hard enter to ensure that the PDF and EPUB versions format correctly.
Does this count only for "unordered" lists? A change for a numbered list does not include hard enters.
Does anyone can check the result of the PDF and EPUB versions for it? Probably it does not format correctly, because they are also items (like for normal bullet), or not?
Maybe a

 at the end of every (without the last) item would help (enough). (BTW: I did such a change preliminary.)
Here my example (as an offer) for the section Bullets:
To ensure that the PDF and EPUB versions format correctly, use a additional [[wikipedia:Help:Wiki markup#Line breaks|
]] between the items in a list. == Bullets == There are two types of bullets in use: # A bulleted list which begins uppercase. Whether or not it ends in punctuation depends upon the size of the list. For example:
 #* the [[What's New in 9.1]] list uses sentences to describe the features so ends in a period. Use this type of list when the list includes a description large enough to warrant at least one sentence.
 #* the [[Minimum Hardware Requirements]] list uses few words per item. Since the individual items do not warrant a sentence, this type of list does not end in a period.
 # A bulleted list which begins with bolded text (typically the name of a menu item). The bolded section is capitalized to match the name of the menu item and followed by a colon (:). The sentence following the colon begins lowercase and should be worded so that the bolded item is the beginning of the sentence. An example is:
 #: '''Size on Disk:''' indicates the amount of space being used by the jail.
 #:: In this example, the menu item appears as "Size on Disk" (mix of upper/lowercase), "indicates" is lowercase and is worded so that it reads as one sentence (including the name of the menu item). Because it is a sentence, it ends with a period.
"in terms of collegiality"
-- Rg 11:55, 12 July 2012 (PDT)
I think I would be open to most any formatting of the bullets/lists as long as it can be consistent among variations and for the range of formats (html, epub, pdf, etc) and whatever is easiest/simplest and/or does not add a significant amount of work/typing. I generally do not deal with conversion to epub or pdf, so I cannot really offer any suggestions for that, and my methods may differ compared to how others might convert to those formats.
--Tigersharke 01:19, 13 July 2012 (PDT)
After more thought and comparison, I chose to swap your bullets section as you formatted it, into the text of the guidelines. (I agree with the format and use of it)
--Tigersharke 02:46, 18 July 2012 (PDT)
Overall size of document
The style guidelines page is good so far, and helpful with its completeness, but I think it will better serve if it were more brief. This can be achieved by transferring the examples to a page that would include context for all such examples. Also, it would allow for multiple examples to be shown while the hinted example could be highlighted. This would be possible via 2-piece wiki page. a simple page that sources a template perhaps, with the call to the template at each link to the example. Each example in this contextual example page would be numbered so that calling the page link would cause the specific example highlighting. Of course this is all still a really cool concept which has not been fully explored as yet- but doesn't it sound amazing?!
--Tigersharke 02:48, 14 July 2012 (PDT)
Headings vs CSS
This is the one part of our style guidelines that seems abused the most, with regard to how things probably should be done, versus how they have been done. I believe there is some issue of final appearance via heading markup that is preferred over the proper way of using headers. Due to this, if the actual desired results might be defined, then the wiki css can be adjusted to match, rather than skipping header levels or other such divergence. We may be stuck enforcing a non-standard heading formula if the CSS format is not determined or not switched in a timely manner.
--Tigersharke 02:59, 18 July 2012 (PDT)
Representation of dates and times
Maybe we should doing also wikipedia:ISO 8601 usage? :-/
--Rg 08:54, 1 August 2012 (PDT)
I think the built-in {{#dateformat:01 May 2012}} is about the best we can do, until the wiki software itself better conforms to ISO 8601. This was added to the style guidelines. A similar built-in for times could be used also, but I don't know where it is needed currently.
--Tigersharke 23:16, 1 August 2012 (PDT)
Additional Resources
In the article KDE4 the section title is removed. But what about PC-BSD for Linux Users#Additional Resources, PBI Manager#Additional Resources and other articles here?
Maybe it makes sense to create a "rule" in Style Guidelines.
--Rg 07:26, 7 August 2012 (PDT)
It may be that because we have the references heading, the 'Additional Resources' heading is "too much".
I don't always understand every edit Dru makes, and some I disagree with but I let them slide- although I usually fix the 'here' links. I agree with having a heading for 'Other Resources' or 'Additional Resources' on the KDE page, since the two links get kind of lost there and seem to merge with the last lines of the instruction portion. One possible solution that would negate the heading is related to the cite extension. Have you looked on wikipedia and seen their list of links on the bottom of the page? Some of the content there is not within the text. If i can figure out how to blend it with our current citelink and refheading stuff, and make a slightly different template for this new 'citelink' type situation, it likely would be the best answer.
--Tigersharke 23:55, 7 August 2012 (PDT)
I guess that perhaps in general we can scrap the 'additional resources' within the handbook, but for other pages it would be fine. I tried to allow other text within the 'refernces' section, which can be done, but if it includes an external link, we are back to the same problem(s). I also looked at how 'good stub' may relate to new page creation. I think it is okay, since initial pages get heavily modified after the first edit or two that introduce the new content. Its good to have some sort of format for initial page creation.
--Tigersharke 21:54, 8 August 2012 (PDT)
Desktop pages
It appears that there is somewhat of a theme for how such pages should be constructed as a minimum. Screenshot of default (right after first install as the only desktop), description of how to reach the AppCafe® and other PC-BSD utilities (may include screen captures), and links to information from the desktop authors.
I think that we should not simply say "and here are some links for further information.." I think we should give some basic configuration/setup information for each desktop, and *then* say "for further info.." but this 'further info' could be within the new 'citelink' type (described above in 'additional resources' that drops it into the 'references' section at the bottom.
--Tigersharke 02:25, August 8, 2012 (PDT)
What else?
I am curious whether anything else needs to be defined or if what we have now should be refined further. This is mostly a "Now what?" kind of question.
of numbered lists
see also #needed markup for lists
# Numbered lists are good

## very organized

## easy to follow
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To create a custom installation, perform the following steps:
1. Determine which variables you wish to customize.
2. Create a customized configuration.
3. Create a custom installation media.
These steps are discussed in more detail below.
- my "suggestion for improvement" for this part
To create a custom installation, perform the following steps:
# Determine which variables you wish to customize.

# Create a customized configuration.

# Create a custom installation media.
These steps are discussed in more detail below.
Is that right? Can anyone check this (for "To ensure that the PDF and EPUB versions format correctly, use a hard enter between the items in a bulleted list." of section Bullets of the Style Guidelines).
Can you create a example for that (maybe in a section numbered lists)?
Thanks for (all of) your work :-) :-*
--Rg 17:28, 19 August 2012 (PDT)
The 'r' template
There may be instances where the original use of the {{r}} is sorta broken- specifically where it is in a link. I changed the template to cause a reduced font size, and this breaks links since the substitution (transclusion) is a bit more complex than one circled 'R' character. I also added to the style guideline, that the template for the 'r' should be used. Prior to changing the 'r' template, I inserted tags around the 'circled R' character, I may have missed switching some of those to use the revised 'r' template.
I am considering another template to restore the former simple character substitution- who knows what the special key combo causes that character? :) In which case I think it will be template:rm for 'registered mark'
superuser vs. root
Purgatori changed superuser password to root password. :-/
Does anyone can create a rule for that? After that we have to search for the word superuser and change them.
--Rg 11:04, 22 October 2012 (PDT)
list for same phrases
Drulavigne changed PBI's to PBIs. Can we create a list of stuff (standards) like that? Maybe it could be part of the section Language usage and word choice.
--Rg 09:30, 9 November 2012 (PST)
- BTW: Please check up all uses of the word PBI's and change them, if that is needful.
- --Rg 09:47, 9 November 2012 (PST)
In my way of understanding its is also a phrase that must be replaced ( section Language usage and word choice) with it is, or not?
--Rg 16:12, 3 December 2012 (PST)


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�I kind of squatted and tried to protect him, and then I saw people scrambling and, man, that (stuff) was awesome,� center Dominic Raiola said. �He was the only one that knew. I had no idea. Even when he scored, I had no idea. That�s what I love about the guy � his toughness, his moxie.�
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�Any time you got a minute, and you got our offense, we like the odds that we can go put that ball in the end zone,� Schwartz said. �I can�t imagine many people doing that other than Matt Stafford.�
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