text: Mickey:I am sure cowboys will have some congintency plan in place if redskins try to eliminate costas snap count. But havent heard anything else like that happening since the skins game, so basically pretty quiet. Mickey:They basically rested Kosier again like they did last 3 weeks and holland had the flu. Mickey:they have to finish drives, and barely won on 6 field goals last cowboys skins game, and felix rushed for 115 yards on just 14 carries i think mickey said, and felix was moving around yesterday but limited yesterday. I think cowboys will run the ball and key thing finish drives and defense get pressure. The skins have only scored 4 tds last few games and hard time moving football, with players like moss, cooley, hightower out. Mickey:you could make a point and they did give cowboys trouble last game and they have a good defense, and orakpo and karrigan gave them some trouble last game, choice says he is ready by the way its his birthday sunday, if skins lose, do you all think cowboys fans could sing choice happy birthday at end of game like cowboys fans did for theismann years ago. Spears talked about choice and we know he will be talking, he is going to try to get us and were going to try to get him. Mickey:aoa didnt get much of opportunity, and all but one was a touchback and for some reason kickers dont give cowboys much of a return to return kicks, but if they get opportunity, but you might i think put dez back there or hey if felix isnt do much, put him back there to run the football on kickoff.


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Giving up on ASUS/ATI 02/24/2010
This review is from: ASUS M3A78-EM AM2+/AM2 AMD 780G HDMI Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
Easy install, everything worked great.. at first..
The timer chip is bad, after buying the motherboard I found posts online with other people having the same issues.
windows clock runs 10x faster
all animations are hyper speed
pc runs in super speed mode but is unstable
all latest drivers and bios
Other Thoughts:
I am giving up on ASUS and ATI all together.
I have bought 3 asus boards in the past 2 years and 1 went bad, 2 came bad from asus. are you kidding me?
as for ATI, installing the ATI software crashed the computer on vista 64bit and I had to load the drivers manually for the resolution to work
I have had poor luck with ATI as well...
I am an AMD/Intel AND NVIDIA PERSON... good bye asus and ati, you lost a customer.
the only way you can resolve this is to pay for overnight shipping on the computer I built, back and fourth from texas to illinois.. and overnight me a brand new motherboard tested with no problems.
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 22, 1985
|Filing date
|Jul 12, 1982
|Priority date
|Jul 12, 1982
|Fee status
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|Frank J. LoPinto
|Original Assignee
|At&T Bell Laboratories
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (10), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (61), Classifications (19), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to mobile radio telephone systems and more particularly to an arrangement for enhancing the security of such systems.
The securing of communications, especially mobile radio telephone communications, against casual or international eavesdropping suggests that the communications be encrypted. Since even encrypted communications can eventually be deciphered, a greater degree of security is obtainable if the key used for encryption is changed frequently.
Distributing new keys to a great number of mobile radio telephone units on a frequent basis has heretofore seemed to be an intractable problem. See, for example, Diffie and Hellerman, "Privacy and Authentication: An Introduction to Cryptography," Proceedings of the IEEE Vol. 67, No. 3, March 1979, page 400. It would of course be undesirable to transmit the new keys over the air. Moreover, in a high capacity "cellular" mobile radio telephone system such as that described in the January 1979 issue of The Bell System Technical Journal the new keys would also have to be distributed to the base stations in each of the cells located throughout the geographic service areas.
In a cellular radio telephone system the band of radio frequencies allocated by the federal authority is divided into different channels. A particular group of channels is assigned to each cell. This group of channels differs from the channels assigned for use by adjoining cells so that communications taking place in adjoining cells will not interfere with each other and more importantly, so that the channels in use in one cell can also be simultaneously put to use in more distant cells.
As a mobile unit leaves one cell and enters another, the new channel used by the mobile unit for communication with the base station will automatically be changed. Both the mobile unit and the base station in the new service area can be arranged to retain information concerning the identity of the channel frequency currently in use and that previously used.
In accordance with my invention, the encryption key is changed each time the frequency used for communication between a mobile radio telephone unit and a base station is changed. My system takes advantage of the fact that the identity of the channel currently in use as well as that previously in use can be stored both at the mobile radiotelephone unit and at the base station currently serving that unit. When a mobile unit and a base station are in, or are about to be in, voice communication with each other, i.e., after the initial acquisition sequence, the base station accesses an encryption table to look-up a nonbroadcast code (NBC) corresponding to the mobile units "listed" directory number. The nonbroadcast code is a unique, machine-readable pseudo-random number assigned to the mobile radiotelephone unit at its time of manufacture. The machine-readable nonbraodcast code may advantageously include the "serial number" described inter alia, in the technical specification entitled Cellular Mobile Telephone Equipment Specification, December 1981, published by Advanced Mobile Phone Service, Inc., 180 Mt. Airy Road, Basking Ridge, N.J. 07920.
Numbers identifying the two channels are then "mapped" to designate a set of left and right bit positions in two halves of the nonbroadcast code. An altered version of the mobile unit's nonbroadcast code is then formed by "rotating" the original nonbroadcast code by an amount specified from adding together the contents of the left and right sets of designated bit positions.
The sum of the left and right sets is entered into a register called "Q1" which has "delta" bit positions, (the same number of bit positions as there are in each of the left and right sets). The "delta" bit positions in register "Q1" are enough to contain a binary number to designate any bit position from one to "N," i.e., one less than the number of bit positions in the original NBC. However, rotation of the original NBC by up to "N" bit positions yields only "N" different patterns of the original NBC.
To increase the amount of alteration to the NBC so it can generate an encryption key that will inhibit analysis and discovery of the original NBC, the rotated NBC is exclusive-ORed with the original NBC to form a preliminary key. A digit position "P" in the preliminary key is then selected by exclusive-ORing the contents of the left and right sets taken from the original NBC and entering the result in a "delta" bit wide register, "Q2." The contents of registers "Q1" and "Q2" are exclusive-ORed and placed in register "Q3". Then "delta" of the bit positions of the preliminary key beginning with position "P" are insertion masked by the contents of register "Q3". The preliminary key with positions "P" through "P" plus "delta" so modified provides the final key that may be used to encrypt voice communications.
Accordingly, an altered version of the original nonbroadcast code is generated for use as an encryption key while the mobile unit is in operation and "distribution" of the new encryption key in initiated in "real time" simply by mapping the new and old communications channels to sets of bit positions in the nonbraodcast code. Further, the encryption system is quite secure since the underlying key, the nonbraodcast code, is never transmitted over the air.
The foregoing objects and features of my invention may become more apparent from a reading of the ensuing description together with the drawing, in which:
FIG. 1 shows a pictorial representation of a high capacity cellular radiotelephone system including a plurality of base stations and a mobile telephone switching office wired to the base stations;
FIG. 2 shows an encryption table stored at a switching office of FIG. 1 for correlating each mobile radiotelephone unit's listed directory number with a confidential, respective nonbroadcast code;
FIGS. 3 and 4 taken together as shown in FIG. 5 show the logic cicruitry for altering the nonbroadcast code at a mobile unit and at the serving base station to derive an encryption key for securing communications between the mobile unit and base station; and
FIGS. 6 and 7 are a flow chart of the operation of the circuitry of FIGS. 3 and 4.
Referring now to FIG. 1, there is shown a high capacity cellular mobile radiotelephone system as described in the above mentioned January 1979 issue of The Bell System Technical Journal. A plurality of base stations 109 through 114 each serves a respective geographical area called a "cell." Each base station contains a radio transmitter receiver and is directly wired to mobile telephone switching office (MTSO) 101 which is a part of the nationwide network of telephone switching offices.
Each base station is assigned a group of frequencies that differs from the frequencies assigned to base stations in adjoining cells. When a mobile radiotelephone unit 102 initiates a call it will, as described in the aforementioned journal, be "acquired" by the base station 112 serving the cell area in which the mobile unit is located. When mobile unit 102 moves to an adjoining cell, see the mobile unit now labeled 103, it will be served by the base stations 113 in the new area. Base station 112 in the old cell "hands off" the communications to base station 113 in the new cell and, in doing so, a different communications channel frequency will be assigned. The reassignment of communications channel frequency is handled in such a manner as to be practically unnoticeable to the parties involved.
In accordance with my invention, each mobile telephone radio unit 102, 103, etc. will, in addition to having a listed directory number, also be assigned a confidential nonbroadcast code (NBC) number. The NBC is a pseudo-random, machine-readable number which illustratively contains 61-bit positions. Mobile telephone switching office 101 contains a table 200, shown in FIG. 2, which correlates directory numbers of mobile telephone radio units with their respective nonbroadcast codes. Table 200 will be stored as part of the data base accessible to the call processing machinery (not shown) provided at the mobile telephone switching office 101.
As a base station 112 acquires communications with a mobile telephone unit and ascertains the unit's directory number, the base station requests mobile telephone switching office 101 to provide the nonbroadcast code belonging to the mobile telephone radio unit whose directory number it has ascertained. The NBC so obtained is entered into a register 301, FIG. 3, at the base station. At the same time, the NBC is entered into a register 301 at the mobile unit. The circuitry of FIGS. 3 and 4 is provided at each mobile radiotelephone unit and at each base station. The circuitry of FIGS. 3 and 4 operates to generate a new encryption key each time the communications channel frequency between a mobile radiotelephone unit and a base station is changed.
As described in the aforementioned 1979 issue of The Bell System Technical Journal particularly at pages 61-68, the initial communication between the mobile radiotelephone and a base station will be over an acquisition channel frequency. Once the preliminaries have been exchanged between the mobile station and the base station and the mobile station's directory number has been furnished to the base station, a new frequency will be assigned for subsequent communications. It is assumed that it is these subsequent communication which are desired to be encrypted. Both the base station and the mobile radio station will store an indication of the frequency fc currently in use for communications and the frequency fp previously used for communication. Thus, when a communication is first established, the previous frequency fp will relate to the acquisition frequency while after a communication has been in existance for some time, the previous frequency fp will relate to the channel frequency over which the station had been in communication with the base station in the geographically preceding cell area.
The machine-readable nonbroadcast code comprises N+1 bits occupying bit positions 0 through N of register 301. The contents of the left hand half of register 301 are entered over path 3L into shift register 303 and the contents of the right hand half of register 301 are entered over path 3R into shift register 304. Registers 303 and 304 are, for the sake of simplicity, assumed to be loaded in parallel from the corresponding bit position of register 301.
The currently in-use channel frequency fc is "mapped" into a bit position of the left hand half of the nonbroadcast code by mapping operator W1 and rotate circuit 305. The previously used channel frequency fp is "mapped" into a bit position of the right half of the nonbroadcast code by mapping operator W2 and rotate circuit 306. Mapping operators W1 and W2 compute a bit position corresponding to the "fractional" positions of the particular channel number in a sequential listing of all assignable channel numbers. For example, if there are 100 channels assignable in the system, each channel may be assigned a number from 1 to 100. If the channel currently in-use, fc, is channel number 25, then the digit position in the nonbroadcast code to which this channel is directly mapped by mapping operator W1 is the digit position in register 303 which is closest to being 25/100 of the distance from bit position 0 to bit position N/2. If the channel previously used, fp, were channel 36, the digit position to which this channel is directly mapped is the digit position in register 304 which is closest to being 36/100 of the distance from N/2 to N.
Once the digit position has been selected in the left half register 303 by operator W1 and a digit position has been selected in the right half shift register 304 by operator W2, rotate circuits 305 and 306 operate on registers 303 and 304 respectively, to shift the select digit position into the left hand stage 307 and 308 of the respective shift register.
Once the selected digit positions are in stages 307 and 308 "delta" counter 311 causes shift registers 303 and 304 to each shift out "delta" bits of their contents into respective registers 309 and 310. The number of shift pulses, "delta", delivered by counter 311 is a fixed number large enough to define a binary number capable of designating any of N bit positions in the nonbroadcast code. If "N" is 60 bits, "delta" would have to be at least equal to 6 which is the smallest power of 2 large enough to designate any one of 60 positions in the NBC.
The "delta" bits in register 309 and the "delta" bits in register 310 are added in circuit 320 and entered into "Q1" register 360 in FIG. 4. In addition, the "delta" bits in register 309 and the "delta" bits in register 310 are exclusively-ORed by exclusive-OR circuit 340 in FIG. 4 and entered into "Q2" register 350. Both registers 360 and 350 contain "delta" bit positions.
The "delta" bits in "Q1" register 360 and the "delta" bits in "Q2" register 350 are exclusively-ORed by exclusive-OR circuit 365 and stored in "Q3" register 370. The "delta" bits in "Q3" register 370 will constitute "delta" bits in the encryption key to be finally generated in register 398. By forming the exclusive-OR of the "delta" bits in the "Q1" register and the "delta" bits in the "Q2" register, the bits in the "Q3" register when inserted into the encryption key cannot be analyzed by a code breaker to reveal any of the bits in the original nonbroadcast code.
The "delta" bits in "Q1" register 360 are applied to rotate circuit 380 associated with shift register 385. The original nonbroadcast code from register 300 is entered in parallel into both shift registers 385 and 390. Rotate in parallel into both shift registers 385 and 390. Rotate circuit 380 then rotates the contents of shift register 385 by an amount designated by the contents of "Q1" register 360. The original nonbroadcast code, in unrotated form, appears in shift register 390. At this time N+1 counter 389 applies N+1 shift pulse to each of shift registers 385 and 390 causing their contents to be shifted out of their respective left-hand stages 386 and 391 one bit at a time. Exclusive-OR gate 395 exclusively-ORs the rotated nonbraodcast code provided from stage 386 with the original nonbroadcast code provided from stage 391 and enters the convolved result into shift register 398. When shift register 398 is loaded, "delta" of its bits beginning at bit position "P" are replaced by the contents of "Q3" register 370 under the control of insertion mask circuit 396.
Insertion mask circuit 396 may be any known circuit which can receive the identity of bit position "P" from "Q2" register 350 and the identity of each of the "delta" bit positions from "Q3" register 370 and insert the bits specified in Q3 into the identified positions of register 398. Accordingly, register 398 contains the result of convolving the original nonbroadcast code with a shifted replica of the nonbroadcast code with certain bit positions of that result further modified to inhibit discovery of the underlying nonbroadcast code. The contents of register 398 may then be used as a N+1 bit key to encrypt digitized voice or other communications between a mobile unit and a base station.
While the illustrative encryption key generator has been described in the environment of a high capacity mobile radio telephone station it should be apparent that the principles of my invention are applicable to any environment in which it is desired to effect a rapid change in the encryption key without broadcasting the new key. It is simply necessary to broadcast a change key "criteria." In the illustrative embodiment, the change key "criteria" is the new channel number fc which is mapped to a digit position in one part of the original nonbroadcast code, while the previous "criteria" fp is mapped to a digit position in another part of the nonbroadcast code. It should also be appreciated that while the sets of bit positions in the nonbroadcast code have been added together in adder 320 of the illustrative embodiment, other forms of operation may be employed such as multiplication, etc. Further and other modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art and may be implemented without, however, departing from the true spirit and scope of my invention.
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Not refinishing the basement to lose that money. If it were 15-20 like I thought I would of done that bit 50k is enough for a down payment on a fucking house.
but yea i'd slam the shit out of her too. She'll just end up getting fat when her woman metabolism/hormones kick in.
los - srsly...between my role as a property manager and as a slum lord, I know a few ppl who do side work. The hold up may be logistics and time frames. LMK.
Los - DIY... for most shit. For shit like electrical have someone who's familiar with code etc. IDK if you can get away without pulling permits but you might be able to. Depending that could save you money but you could get fucked if you do the work without pulling them (ask me how I know). Technically the shit has to have permits pulled and get inspected. Use metal studs, they're cheap, light and easy to work with. Insulating is easy, hanging drywall is easy, get a pro to tape it/finish, and paint it yourself.
FWIW, contractors are usually marking up their shit a lot, like ass rape your mouth mark up (ask me how I know). There are tons of out of work carpenters/contractors who provide labor, you provide material, blah blah blah. I know a few if you need contacts, the guy who's the best works for about 40/hr or so. Could easily half that bill.
$40/hr plus materials is about right....code..specific to the bathroom plumbing and electric is the major concern...which then prolly leads to permits for all. Still doesnt mean you can't get away cheap for the rest if you are willing to work or hire mexican. Taping/mudding is the biggest pain with drywall.
agn lmk
Shot a Bentley today.
Gawd damn that thing sounds sweet. Nice feeling driving something that is worth more than the average american home price.
Friend has two tix to DET/Bears game in Det avail...100 section...$150 each....lmk
2 more estimates came in. One at 18k (no chance in hell I'm going with him) another said 30k which is the prob the most realistic option. They've only been in business 3 years with a new product.
$30k seems good but still a touch high for a basement (though hard to visualize the size). I mean people redo kitchens for like $10-15k and that seems like it's more work.
Do the work cheap where you can with a handyman crew and use a company for the hard shit.
Can't DIY, no time, inclination, skillz
yea, everything is diyable except the drywall finishing. got guys too if you need.
The other option is to basically become your own GC. Instead of telling one company "finish it" you pick and choose your crews for each step along the way, again supplying your own shit for the most part. Would be a middle, ground, much less time consuming than DIY, but you can come out well ahead of that 40k
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And FWIW, "supplying your own shit" for the most part means they workers go to home depot, get what they need, and give you the receipt to reimburse them.
yes prz been a long week working 12hr days. would like something to bang on
Now is the time to buy
Prob gonna put this project on the back burner and start searching for investors again. Too much garbage on my plate now.
Ask nostradamous next time she predicts sub 3.5% rates
how much are fucking used iphones going for these days. got a 6mo old 4s 16gb, 9.5/10
ebay that ish, got $355 for mine a few months ago.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 16, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas ^ £C3Herald-Z^^ j Cisneros' friend subpoenaed by grand jury SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A federal grand jury has subpoenaed a close friend of departing U.S. Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros in its ongoing investigation into financial help given to Cisneros' former mistress, according to a published report. The San Antonio Express-Ncws reported that the Washington, D C., grand jury issued theBrigmanFrom Page 1 a photographer. He spent eight years as a staff photographer for Texas Instruments in Dallas, and four as a senior photographer for ARCO Oil & Gas in Plano. He spent the next six years as proprietor of Stephen Brigman Photography and three years as a partner with his wife Kathy in Brigman Productions, an advertising firm. subpoena for Frank Wing, a former San Antonio City Council member and a close Cisneros political ally. Investigators want to ask Wing what he knows about money and job help given to Linda Medlar by San Antonio financier Morris D. Jaffe and son, Morris D. "Doug" Jaffe Jr., unidentified sources told the newspaper for a story in its Sunday editions. A spokesman for special counsel David M. Barrett, who is handling the Cisneros case, declined comment on any aspect of the investigation or grand jury actions. Wing did not immediately return a telephone message left at his San Antonio home by The Associated Press on Sunday. "I have always been a news junkie," he said. "I liked taking photographs, but had always wanted to get back to school and get into journalism." Brigman has also served as executive director of the Cryer Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the Mayan peoples in Mexico, since 1984. Brigman has been married 22 years and has no children. "We were thrilled with the opportunity in New Braunfels," Brigman said. "Besides being anxious to settle into this lovely community, we are looking forward to cruising through the hills and playing on the river." As news editor, Brigman will be responsible for the daily design of the newspaper. He can be reached at 625-9144, ext. 221. Brigman replaces Jim Denery who resigned in December.EAA From Page 1 feet iii claims. Comal County turned in a total of 59 applications, claiming a total of 29,1 OO acre feet. New Braunfels Utilities officials have said they are claiming a peak year of approximately 10,000 acre feet of water, which occurred in 1986. After the permit process is in place the agency will be able to collect user fees to fund its subaverage budget inherited from its predecessor, the Edwards Underground Water District. EAA officials said they must first review the applications to ensure their authenticity but are glad to have a baseline established.Agent "I think it is a monumental step forward and we finally have an idea of how many people arc using Edwards water," said Doug Miller, EAA representative for Comal and Guadalupe counties. "Even though the number is high, at least we have a number that we never had before. It gives us a point of reference that we never had." Miller said staff members believe many of the claims are inflated, especially in the case of a wcll-owncr who did not have a metered well and was forced to guess its average use. Miller said some applicants listed their average use as their peak use, which will cause the claims to be inflated. EAA officials said that an initial determination of pumping reductions will be made by May so that the agency can start collecting fees by June and July. The review process likely will be delayed by litigation and by applicants who contest changes to their historical claim through the EAA's hearing process, officials said. Moreover, applicants who need to submit additional information will be given 30 days to do so. The applications will undergo an administrative review that will ensure all the paperwork is complete and then a technical review to ensure the substance of the documentation is factual, officials saidFrom Page I award before, but never considered applying for it. "I had never really paid any attention to it," said Kasor. "I'm not the type of person who just applies for all kinds of awards." Rasor attributed her winning to the people she works with. "I have a very good place to work. I work with great people in a supportive county," said Rasor. "We've been able to do a wonderful job providing family and consumer science services ... <v At the awards presentation, Rasor was given a framed certificate, a special pin and a cash award. She* said the rest is a blur. Rasor said she was so overwhelmed to he getting the award in front of several hundred people that she did not even hear what they read from the letters of recommendations. • As an extension agent for family anJ'Vonsumef sciences, Rasor oversees a variety of programs including parenting, health and wellness and family economics workshops. Rasor has been an extension agent for 19 years, and is going on her ninth year working for Comal County. CONS! P V A fl O NHo peaking. Wash Dittos Cook Breakfast Turn oa Wake Up USM IMI im IMI 4 an Sam fan Tan tan San IO an Uan Most families follow the same routine every morning: wake up, turn up the heater, shower, cook breakfast, and begin the workday. When multiplied by thousands of families, this pattern creates a "peak" in PEC's power consumption between 5 a.m. and 10 a.m., especially on weekdays. These peaks, or high points in electric consumption, lead to higher generating costs—which appear on your electric bill. The good news is that peaks can be reduced through voluntary load management You use the same amount of electricity but not within peak hours. Reducing peaks also helps to avoid the need for expensive new power plants in the future. That's a billion dollar reason we can all live without peaking. /Mf Paternities (kW Electric Cooperative, Inc. """ - - ...... ' * Obituaries Alejandro S. Muftoz Sr. Alejandro S. Muftoz Sr., age 51, of New Braunfels, died Wednesday Jan. 15, 1997, at his home. Survivors are his wife, Teresa A. Muftoz of New Braunfels; mother Angclita Muftoz of San Antonio; daughters Amy Maldonado of Startzville, Esther Ulloa of Seguin, Jo Ann Muftoz of New Braunfels; sons Jose Enrique ''Ricky'' Muftoz and Alejandro Muftoz Jr., both of New Braunfels; sisters Maria del Socorro Ortega of New Braunfels, Guadalupe Martinez of Fort Worth, Amelia Raines of San Antonio; brother Henry Muftoz of New Braunfels and 11 grandchildren. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17, at the Zoellcr Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral mass is scheduled for I pm. Saturday, Jan. 18, at the Holy Family Catholic Church with Rev. Jim Wasser, M.S.F., celebrant. Interment to follow in the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic C emetery. Visitation will begin at 11 a m. Friday and continue until 12:30 p.m. Saturday when the procession departs the funeral home. Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Building Fund.yolk tm *SfUNl 5 TUNELL HOME James Frederick Alford James Frederick Alford of New Braunfels died Monday. Jan: 13, 1997, at his residence at the age of 89. Bom July 7, 1907, in Leesville, La. He retired from Shell Oil Company of Deer Park, Texas. After retirement he was employed in Asia for several oil companies. He was a veteran of World War ll. Mr. Alford is survived by his wife Anna Alford, step-son Paul Crawley and his wife Barbara, and four step-grandchildren. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan 17, 1997, at Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park with Rev. Bill Arnold officiating. Visitation will be from IO a m. Thursday until 12:30 p.m. Friday at Zoellcr Funeral Home. JLS MN,7x!k JLs*FL IN 'funeral home Alfred Massey Funeral arrangements are pending at Zoeller Funeral Home for Alfred Massey, who passed away in San Antonio Jan. 15, 1997, at the age of 94 years. 'FUNERAL HOME Teresa Espinoza Teresa Espinoza, age 79, of New Braunfels, died Monday, Jan. 13, 1997, at her residence. She was bom Sept. 16, 1917, in Seguin, Texas, to Eptmcno Vargas and Gregoria Oscjo Vargas. She married Francisco J. Espinoza in Seguin in 1949. She retired from the maintenance department with the New Braunfels Independent School District. She was a member of the Catholic Church. Survivors are husband Francisco J. Espinoza; daughters and son-in-law Ramona and Juan Reyes of New Braunfels, Kina G. Castillo of Seguin, Diana Espinoza and Melissa Espinoza, both of New Braunfels; sons and daughters-in-law Jesse Saenz and Susie Ragalado, Joe and Mary Helen Espinoza, all of New Braunfels; brother Guadalupe Vargas of New Braunfels; 22 grandchildren and 39 great-grandchildren. A rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening at the Zoeller Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral mass is scheduled for IO a m. Friday at the Holy Family Catholic Church with Rev. Jim Wasser, M S F., celebrant. Interment will follow in the Sis. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jesse Saenz, Jesse M. Saenz, Stephen Saenz, Johnny Reyes, Alonzo Reyes and Joe Reyes. 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I first put up this "Best of Page" in April 2014. Based on my analytics (not counting my Home Page, my About Me Page, or My Bloggy Birth Story), here's the June 2016 update.
Number #5 – 1000 Voices Speak for Compassion
In January of 2015 Yvonne and Lizzi started a movement – #1000Speak for Compassion. In a nutshell? The aim is to get bloggers to flood the Internet with good once a month on the 20th. Go check the main site and my post for more info, but I think they are "change the world-ers". I look to be part of anything that comes next.
This was my call-out post for the #1000Speak movement. My description of where I was and why I hadn't been currently (really) engaged. And why I no longer saw that as an excuse. I think there are many who want the world to change. I think this effort brought hope. I like to think my post helped those like me think about where they might engage.
Number #4 – Will I Retire on Mulberry Street?
I was gifted a misbound copy of the book that launched Dr. Seuss. Read on to understand how this didn't spontaneously translate into me retiring onto my own privately owned Island in the Sun (hip hip).
Number #3 – Salad Drama
I like to think of this as the post that proves you DO make friends with salad.
Here, I write about my horror at discovering Blue Gardenia, my favourite lunch-time salad place, had closed down … and my joy upon realizing there was another location.
Number #2 – TTOT I'm Not Caillou's Mom
Okay, so this is what I guess you call a "slow burn" post. Apparently there's enough keywords working here to keep Google satisfied. Sure, I mention Caillou, but also Cher, and Mariah. Maybe that's the trifecta? Dunno. Here's a video to enjoy while you ponder Google analytics. And for anyone curious, TTOT = Ten Things of Thankful, Lizzi's weekend blog hop to celebrate the good – any and every good – in life.
Number #1 – What I Learnt Home Sick Today…
Here are my thoughts on Winx Club, after a day on the couch watching TV with my sick 5-year-old daughter. Apparently I'm not the only parent wondering about these here fae.
So, based on page views, that's my most popular. But I don't want to end the introspection and sharing here!
Because, really, at this stage of life? This is the ONLY place I have that's really ALL. ABOUT. ME.
So, in addition to those posts, here's five more have been quite popular. Not necessarily top ten – but, IMO (and that of enough other peeps that they can't all be wrong), are worth another look.
Ripples, Waves and My Compassion Lens
My post for the first month of the #1000Speak movement. It was the largest link up I've ever been a part of. It's a blogging moment I remember. It really felt like something was taking hold for good on the Internet. In this post I talk about constructive, practical things I did and can do daily to be compassionate. Compassion doesn't have to be grand gestures. An inability to do everything should never be a reason to do nothing. Compassion can be powerful in small daily doses.
The Thing About Office Coffee Club…
Coffee-lovers of the public service coordinate!
So apparently "magic wand" aspiration abounds – this was a popular post when it went up, but continues to be found online. Written in September 2013 as part of Finish the Sentence Friday, I wrote about (wait for it) what I would do if I had a …. magic wand. Apparently lots of people wonder the same thing because this is one of the Google searches that lands people on my blog. I kind of love the wishful quality of both the post and the idea that those searching for that kind of magic sometimes end up here.
The Least Amount of Responsibility
I'd had a rough week. One of those weeks where work-life and home-life in no way balance because both are demanding overtime. Where all of Ottawa is out of diaper genies, the grocery store won't let me leave and there is nothing in the house that begins with the letter T for show and tell.
Kevin Spacey made me feel better. Maybe he'll help you too?
A post about my daughter choosing a beautifully illustrated picture book of Langston Hughes' poem of same title. Our thoughts on the book, and my thoughts on how she was completely oblivious to the issue of race.
So, that winds up my Top of the Pops as it were. That said, here are a few posts I love that I think you should appreciate now, so as to avoid the rush.
So, ever since reading Dracula at 15 I've been hooked and in the past two decades I have amassed quite the collection of vampire fiction and movies. For the past two years in the week prior to Halloween, I have done a Vampire A to Z highlighting my favourites from the genre. Here's the post that launched the 2014 list.
Where I tell you about Lisa, the girl who was awesome at everything; my younger brother, who was awesome at everything; Lisa's younger brother, who I commiserated with at a bar one night in my twenties; my mother who thought this was ridiculous; my youngest when she passed her swimming lesson and lorded it over my eldest who hadn't; and my thoughts on how to deal with this as a parent so as not to make your child undeservingly feel like this:
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I do a lot of music posts, which my stats tell me I really shouldn't bother with, but it's my blog and I'll go my own way and all that.
Anyhoo – this is my most popular. And if you don't get why, then you really need to click that there link. Because the ukulele is awesome and you really haven't experienced the Sex Pistols until you've heard Anarchy in the UK played by a ukulele ensemble to a full audience in an orchestra hall clapping along.
Killing Independent Louise for #1000Speak
My husband use to joke about how our getting married was all about Killing Independent Chris. So here's my obituary for Independent Louise and my thoughts on re-figuring out who you are again after the whirlwind of marriage, house and kids.
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New classic lightweight CJ-style flattie fenders for the Wrangler
Recent aftermarket Jeep product introductions indicate a real change in how they are now being designed for our Jeeps vs. the old days. Old designs made it easy to bolt enough steel on to turn our Jeeps into heavyweight hogs on the trail. Count me as one whose Jeep became overweight over the years. It has only been since the last six months or so when I started removing steel and replacing it with lighter aluminum parts from Savvy.
So thankfully, a few manufacturers of aftermarket accessories have gotten smart and have gone in a better direction with their products light-weight but still strong & functional. Innovative and creative.
So in this thread, Im pleased to have been asked to introduce a new company, Modern Classic Enterprises and review their first product, a complete vintage-looking Flattie Fender replacement kit for TJs and LJs. Founding partners in MCE are long time members of this forum and like many of us, live and breathe Jeeps.
So finally, cool-looking light, flexible, & inexpensive front flattie fenders for the masses. Lightweight, flexible, easily replaceable in the unlikely event you break one, and get this $159.99 complete for both sides! If you manage to break a fender while grinding your way through a rock garden, individual replacement piece parts are only $44.99. What are they made of? A very flexible yet tough ABS plastic. ABS is tough stuff and a very good choice for fenders that expect to see much abuse.
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· Low cost. $159.99, compare that to tube fenders
· Wont rust if you scrape it up
So after years of coveting a steel tube fender, after all they do look cool, I finally accepted that what some of my knowledgeable friends was saying was true that they can damage or tweak the tub. Not good. So when Mike at MCE contacted me to tell me about a new replacement fender design and told me about the above benefits, I was all over it. They couldnt even send me photos until they got past the patent stage. Yep, the design is patented!
So here goes the kit arrived very well package and I was stoked. The top parts in the below photo cover the side of the wheel well after it gets trimmed. The bottom parts are the new flattie fender top pieces.
I wanted to paint mine to match the Jeep so I used Krylon Fusion after carefully cleaning the plastic with thinner per Krylons directions. They look great in their natural black finish so painting them is strictly optional.
Here they are freshly painted sitting on the old fender
So heres the Before. Dang, look how wide my TJ is, well be fixing that. Its hard to see here but Ive had to jack my fenders back up several times after a few run-ins with rocks. Steel fenders can be a PITA on some trails for sure.
So the installation begins
Remove the old flares first that are held in place by a half-dozen screws or so.
Using a straight edge, follow the edge of the wheel well up & mark it with a felt tip pin. That line you mark is where youll trim the fenders. Directions are very clear, mostly, on how to make such cuts. That first cut is the hardest.
Joe Bertain (Humboldt) below, always a helpful friend, came over to spy on what I was doing so I put him to work making the first cut along that line. Nearly anything can be used to make the cut… hacksaw, jigsaw, cut-off wheel on an air tool, sawzall, whatever you have.
I finished the cut up on top with a jigsaw which really did a nice job cutting the curved parts…
Here's what it looks like after the cut is done as Joe holds the old fender for me. How cool looking is that!
You have a few threaded inserts the fender flares were screwed into. Grind them down flush with the body off using a Dremel tool, angle grinder, grinding wheel on your drill motor, whatever. This is where the side piece attaches so it needs to be flat.
Looking good, the new fender fits perfectly during this trial fit. You can see where the edge of the grill was painted with rattle can paint, removing the old fender leaves an unpainted edge so a little paint is in order here.
Drilling the first of five small holes per top piece. The top is held in by an allen-head stainless steel machine screw & nyloc nut with four push-in plastic body trim holders. This is what makes it so quick to remove & replace if that should ever become necessary (for you abusive types).
I didn't really just hammer it in like this. I used a punch between the hammer and push-in holder so it wouldn't mar the surface. But you can't hold a hammer, punch, and camera all at the same time you are taking a picture so there.
This shows all four of the push-pins with the side trim piece as well as the hood latch installed. I reinstalled my Savvy rocker guard over the top of the trim piece. I've been really happy with the design during the installation process, it's innovative and easily installed.
Finished with the fenders, now it's time to install the side markers and front turn signals. Check it out, I think it looks awesome so far!
A 3 1/8" hole was required for the JK turn signals I used. What's cool about the JK turn signals is not only do they have that classic CJ-look, they accept the OE TJ turn signal bulb holders without any mods needed. Thanks to Mike/GzrGlide for that awesome JK turn signal idea and help on how to do it! I drilled mine so the hole is centered under the headlight instead of centered left-to-right in the space. That allows the turn signals to be outboard of things like driving lights, a winch, tow hooks, etc. so they aren't blocked.
I retained the three ribs on the sides of the JK lights & after notching them & placing corresponding notches into the grill, mounted them in such a way that a 30 degree twist locks them in place without having to use RTV.
After smoothing the hole's rough edges with a file or rotary smoothing tool, be sure to touch up the raw edge with paint to prevent rust. You can see the three small notches I cut to accept the JK turn signal ribs which after notching the ribs up front, allow the JK turn signal to lock into place on the grill with about a 30* turn.
I drilled the back of that opening so I could pass the front turn signal wiring through, spliced it together, and mounted the original turn signal light socket into the new JK turn signal. I think the lights have a very classic look which matches the looks of the new flattie fenders. I guess all this is pretty much paying due homage to our CJ ancestors!
Next come the side marker lights which worried me from day one. Then I discovered the LED lights from my old fender flares were the perfect size & shape.
Humboldt (Joe Bertain) came up with the perfect idea when he saw them on how to mount them so they were recessed & flush with the edge of the new fenders. That way, they aren't likely to get scraped off by the rocks. I trimmed the edge of the lights & with tubular aluminum spacers, set them flush against slots I cut into the plastic. Mr. Dremel came to the rescue here and together with a bit of filing, it came out fine. Not perfect but good enough for me.
The below photo taken from underneath the fender shows that the hood latch's OE reinforcing bracket is still there. The hood latch remains as strong after this mod as it was when it came from the factory.
So here are the final "After" pictures. I think it turned out great.
All in all, the guys at Modern Classic Enterprises have come up with something I think is going to sell like hotcakes. At only $159.99 for the entire kit and $44.99 for individual replacement piece-parts should you hardcore types manage to somehow break one, they're a bargain. Light, flexible, a great classic look, inexpensive and easily installed too.
I'm loving mine. My 19 year-old son took one look after I was done and pronounced them "bad-ass". That about sums them up!
Check them out at www.modernclassicenterprises.com/ :)
I was watching as you posted the separate pictures lol
Nice Job that looks factory made :appl:
Yeah Jerry! That IS Bad Ass! Great post!
Finally a Champagne flat fender kit on a Beer budget! That is an AWESOME write-up!
Nice, Jerry... where are the pictures of you working? I expected some skin. :D
Cool product, I like it.
Very cool, thanks very much guys & I'm really digging them. I'm already getting lots of Jeepers pulling over to talk with me if they see me in a parking lot, the new fenders are attracting a lot of favorable attention.
Old guys are hot.
Nice! I like those alot but at this point I dont think I could cut my jeep. Maybe someday.
Bravo! :appl:
Just a thought.
I love these.. Might be one of my projects someday..
those look really cool
looks great, definatly sometihng i would look into. best part is you can mod ur factory flare to work with them, for those of us who have to worry about tire coverage laws
Can you guess what I'm getting with my tax-return money? Thanks Jerry, that's exactly what I'm looking for..... :punk:
awesome mod dude really impressed
Those look really nice. Nice write up too. Thanks for sharing.
Hehehe. I almost got tiny talked into them! :D
My sponsoring vendor status is in the works, I hope the moderators don't get upset with me posting too soon..:eek:
Thanks a lot for the replies and kind words! Also, thanks to Mr. Jerry Bransford for all the time and effort he has put into the installation and write-up! The Jason, the other half of MCE (whom should be also posting up soon), could not have dreamed of a better write-up.
Here are some quick pictures that we took in the driveway today of the trimmed OE flare mated to the Flatty Fender. This was something that was critical to us when we were designing the fenders. However, there is more in the pipeline as far as tire coverage, etc. :redface:
Mike and Jason @ MCE
definitly a nice inexpensive mod....maby some day for me. So much I want to do with so little money... but that comes with owning a jeep and school
almost forgot...where can you get them?
Hi KawiTJ,
Thanks for the compliment, and we know very well the struggle it is when you are in school to have money for toys. Heck, even after school other things come up that makes money for toys lower on the list!
Anyhow, right now, we have the fenders for sale on our website, Modern Classic Enterprises
Thank you all again for the compliments and the orders we have gotten! If there are any more questions, do not hesitate. :)
the only thing i dont really like about them is that the inside of the wheel well is more visible. Attachment 15229
if my jeep was just a trail rig i would have ordered a set already. i like how it puts some CJ into a TJ:D
That is a cool modification great job man
DAMN great lookin..
Thanks for the kind words. :)
wasurfer86 - you have a good point, I started cleaning up the inside of the wheel well :D This Jeep being my DD right now, it is really dirty from all the rain and road grime we have around here, lol.
Anyhow, I apologize for being in the driveway, but here are a couple pictures of the textured versions.
Mike and Jason
Someone found a link for the amber LED side marker lights I used if anyone is interested.
LEDTrailerLights.com - HD40106R 4" Low profile CLearance / Marker light LED lights for truck, cargo & utility trailers, trucks and RVs
I used a Dremel cutting wheel to trim away the curved parts at the ends so it'd fit into the cutout. :)
Jerry, hell of a write up.
WAC, keep an eye out, I think a set of these will be in my future very soon. You cannot go wrong at the price.
May I suggest you put a package together similar to what Jerry did with the JK lights in the grill and the LED marker lights. Sell it as a complete kit.
Grill lights
Marker lights.
Again, I see these in my very near future.
Also I have passed on the website to all my club members that drive TJ's and I can totally see several of us running these flares.
Thanks for making a kick ass upgrade at a reasonable price.
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Five trustees who did not buy have also testified. They include Mr. Sapione and Mr. Fusco, Gary Gianfrancesco, John Branca and Joseph P. Mutino. They indicated varying degrees of familiarity with the sale, some saying they thought that an invitation they received to visit the sales trailer was merely a sales promotion.
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The board voted last July to take his property for the park. The developers of the condomimiums had urged the board to do so, saying they wanted it cleared before their sales office opened and customers visited the model apartments.
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Ted Okie, a partner of First Hartford, who is expected to testify, last fall defended the sales by saying that it was customary for builders to make advance sales to officials, business people, friends, subcontractors and others who ''had something to do with the development.''
He said the officials paid the same price as the public, although after the first 65 condominiums were sold, prices went up 5 percent. Mr. Sapione charged that the officials could make immediate profits of $5,000 to $15,000 by reselling the condominiums.
First Hartford's lawyer, Joel Cohen, wrote to the Ethics Board saying that public officials ''did not obtain condominiums for any price, let alone discount prices, in exchange for past or future votes, actions or decisions regarding The Landmark.''
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Several critics had said that a speical V.I.P party was held a few days before the Condo-Thon, at which the officials were invited to buy. Mr. Okie said several months ago that there was a preopening party. Mr. Ritchie, however, said that the only sign of festivity he saw was a bowl of Life Savers at the reception desk.
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