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Hi all - I'm at a cross roads in terms of DIY vs. call a plumber. Here's the sitch..
Remodling kitchen DIY mostly. Ripped out to studs, rebuilt wall, cabinets in and had the granite guys put on the counters w/ a sink. Old sink was top mount, new sink is undermount...
You guessed it... I didn't think ahead to lower the drain pip an inch or so and now, with disposal, everything is off by about an inch. My initial stop gap measure was to reverse the P trap to lower by the extra inch (I thought this was genious :jester:), but now every time we run the disposal, that connection gets shaken and leaks (bucket underneath temporarily). I've looked around and the smart solution here seems to be opening up the wall (cutting out some of the back of the cabinet) and lowering the drain pipe in the wall.
My question is: before I cut open the back of the cabinet and my nice fresh drywall behind it, should I do that or call in... I guess, what's involved in this process, step by step or anyone have a diagram/link to post? :thumbsup:
My "plumbing" resume is this: switched out toilet, installed new shower heads and faucet valves in bathroom reno, installed new sink faucet in bathrooms and kitchen, but no change in rough in plumbing.
Any advice, encouragement, or discouragement? :) Let me know if you need more info on materials, pictures, etc. Thanks!
use an 1 1/2 abs glue type trap
Use a 1 1/2 abs or pvc glue type trap. when you use one of these traps you can add a pvc 1 1/2 union to the short bend 90 and add a piece of pipe to the trap to lower it. No it does not pass code but it will work without tearing the wall or cabinet out. picture the pipe coming out the wall with the trap 90 facing down. glue a pvc union on the trap 90 so the pipe is going towards the ground. now glue on your trap. you have just lowered the trap by a few inches. its kind of hard to explain they dont make a fix for it on the shelves. so you have to think and make one that will work. this will fix your problem and not leak as long as you do it just like i said. Hope this helps.
plumbdoc - thanks for the reply.. I'm concerned about drainage within the disposal, and have thought about jury-rigging something like you've written up, but really am looking for advice on the feasibility of lowering the drain pipe, given limited DIY-manship.
It sounds to me like the feasibility is a pain in the A**. didnt you say you would have to cut hole in the back of the cabinet and then sheetrock to get to drain pipe. What i suggested would work fine. No leak and should drain fine from disposal. But if you want to lower drain pipe that would be the best bet! I just hope the plumber didnt put in a dirty arm (ran the drain horizontal in the wall before stubbing out) or you might be wasting your time cutting into the wall.
Also you might want to call a plumber and have him take a look and see if he can rearrange the plumbing under the sink to make it work. Is there two drains in the sink or just the one for the disposal?
thanks again... working with single sink set up here.. I may "temporarily" (read: not looking forward to a plumber's bill anytime soon) try PVC glue... but never used it, only those nuts on the Home Depot-sold pieces... any advice for a PVC gluer first timer?
Cut out the back of the cabinet, a piece about 6" wide and 12 " tall should do it. Open up the drywall and lower the trap arm. Use a Fernco connector for the upper end of the vent line. Don't worry about the hole in the drywall as no one will ever see it. Cut a patch of Luan plywood about an inch bigger in each direction that the hole. Cut a hole in the Luan for the trap arm and screw in place over the hole you cut. Stain to match cabinet if you are fussy.
see its the actual lowering of the trap arm and vent line... I am wondering how that is specifically done.
Once the wall is open it will take as long to did it as it did for me to type this. I am a slow typist:)
BTW, a previous poster mentioned a dirty arm. This is a pipe that goes right or left after it goes into the wall. The reference means that it is both a drain and a vent It is also called a wet vent. . This is sometimes done to avoid a window directly above the sink. If you find this check back with the group on how to proceed. It is more work but it is doable.
Before you cut that wall open post a picture of the underside of your sink. the tee may not be in the wall right behind your sink unless you remember seeing it right there before you drywalled. Some go horizontal then run to the tee on the left or right. Post a picture and we can see if you have any other options.
I wouldn't hesitate if it was just drywall, but since there' s a cabinet back involved i'd post a picture.
Levi---This happens all to often!
The advice you have been given is right on the money--Open the cabinet and drywall--
You will see what parts you will need as soon as it's open.
Once the new tee is installed--and the cabinet back is patched--
Loosely install the two P-traps and figure out the neatest arrangement of T's or Y's or whatever will give you the most room under the cabinet.
If you had a single P-trap set up before now is the time to do it right,One P-trap per drain is code here----May not be where you are --but it will give you a more trouble free drain system.
I'll get ya'll a picture tonight when home from work... thanks!!
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Here are a couple pictures... not the greatest detail, but let me know if you need more, or a different view/angle. The black elbow is coming out of the disposal and remember, the P trap right now is reversed going into that and then the drain coming horizontal from the wall..
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It appears that the exit from the disposal is now essentially even with the drain pipe heading into the wall... ideally that should have a downward slope to it, correct? Would this lead to slow drainage?
Levi--Good enough pictures--Is that a single sink set up?
Before you start cutting---loosely install the p-trap correctly so you know the minimum distance that the T must be lowered.
The pipe may be 2" going down--and 1 1/2 going up to the vent.
T's are available with 2--1 1/2--1 1/2 openings --That's why I suggested you open it up first--
then go shopping.
The garbage disposer can easily be loosened and turned or removed---There is a silver collar where the machine meets the sink---it has three rings on it --just the size to stick a heavy phillips screw drive into.
Slip a screw driver into a ring and give it a pull--1/4 turn and the machine is loose.
---Mike--Good luck--Have fun--
We rough in kitchen sink drains at 16" from the floor. This should give you plenty of room, although double check first in case for some odd reason you have a super low countertop and extra deep sink. :eek:
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I have a pair of ev 15trxb speakers in ev boxes i recently got a set of t25 drivers and 8hd horns to add . The original ev stuff said to use the x8 crossovers . I am new to the crossover game but wanted to build my own . My real question is the 15trxb has the tweeter mounted on the speaker and a built in crossover system if i hook up the x8 crossover wouldnt that remove the freq for the tweeter ? I cant find any info on how they actually hooked up the crossover . The 15trx has a seprate crossover for the tweeter then the woffer and mid horn have a crossover That makes since to me but with the 15trxb having a built in cross i am confused . can i cross over the mid horn only ? and if so how would i do it ? I will try to put the schematic on here that i have for the original x8 . Thanks AL
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I believe the X8 is probably what's already inside the 15trxb, no?
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|I think the x36 is built in to the speaker and the x8 is for the mid range horn and woofer if you used the model with a separate hf tweeter and crossover. So can i just make a cross over for the mid range horn `or will that mess up the phase or any thing els . remember i am stupid when it comes to cross overs so please speak slow . Thanks AL
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Both the X8 and X36 are two-way crossovers, I don't think you'd use either for anything but a two-way system. The X336 is a three-way crossover that possibly could be designed for the use you are describing, but to use it you would definitely remove any other crossover (ie the X36 or whatever's in there).
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|The original ev stuff was sold as kits and you could add on later and for the 15trxb its said if i wanted to ad the t25s 8hb horn it also needed the x8 crossover along with it this is where all of my confusion is from . It dosnt make sense to me . AL
|In that case beats me, posted on September 9, 2008 at 19:40:44
unless the idea is to not use the coaxial tweeter at all. If you had a better resolution scan of the schematics, you could use the values to reverse-engineer it to figure out what is going on in those two crossovers in case there is some way that using them together makes for the appropriate 3-way. I can't really make out any of the values from the picture above, and I'll defer to those that are more knowledgeable that might have a better answer.
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Take a look at the 15TRXB Enginering Data Sheet (EDS) PDF which you can download from the EV website. The last page shows how to wire the TRXB up for the X8 and X36 crossovers using a midrange horn. Note that there is a "jumper" that you must disconnect between the plus and minus terminals on the speaker to do this. Don't forget that the operational driver impedence (8 or 16 Ohms) has to match the crossover being used, and EV made both versions. If you are rolling your own crossovers, make sure you are working from the correct schematic for your driver. Mixing an 8 Ohm driver with a 16 Ohm crossover (for instance) will guatantee inaccurate results.
Hope this helps.
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Will swine flu make the leap to pets?
In recent history, few viruses have led to the widespread fear that attends the H1N1 epidemic.
HIV? It's not fast-moving enough and the can't-hit-me-ism that attends it makes it not-so-scary to "common folk." Ebola? Puh-lease. It may be gruesome but that's one for Africans, we conjecture. But the swine flu? Nasty stuff. And it targets wholesome pregnant women, to boot. It's a definite possibility––and it kills...fast.
Recent media stories on the summer hardiness of the H1N1 strain haven't helped our mood any. Nor have recent reports on the jumpiness of this particular flu strain when it comes to other species. After all, this one ostensibly came from birds and pigs and carries the triple-threat marked by human DNA, too.
But can H1N1 affect your pets? I've seen this issue all over the web in recent weeks. Never mind the humans. That we know. But how about our pets? If we happen to come down with the swine flu, what to do with our dogs, cats, birds, gerbils? Do we quarantine them, too? Move them to mother-in-law's? Board them at the kennel? Beg our veterinarian to test them? How would we even know if they're sick?
Truth is, we don't know what's safest. And there is no common test. But the one thing scientists do seem to agree on is that the H1N1 strain has not yet seemed to affect birds or any domesticated animal with the obvious exception of pigs. So if you happen to keep pigs and come down with the swine flu you'd do well to keep them as far away as possible and quarantined for as long as commercial pigs are asked to be (at least a month––maybe more depending on the number you keep).
Scientists are unsure how likely the possibility of transmission to non-pig pets might be, but they do tell us that the new swine flu strain, by virtue of its DNA mix, has shown itself to be especially well-tuned to sucking in new bits of helpful genetic material from other influenza viruses. That alone makes it extra-scary from a pandemic point of view.
Regardless, the biggest threat on the horizon is not to your cat or dog, it's about our birds. Even then, explains the World Health Organization, the most likely scenario is one that'll "refuel" in Asia first. That's because the bird flu endemic to this region is a likelier target for inclusion into the H1N1 version on the virus than any other we're currently aware of. Which means we'll probably have time to formulate an approach for how we deal with our pet birds in advance of its eastward journey. Probably.
It's not my goal to scare you. In fact, cat and dog owners reading this should be breathing a sigh of relief. Our most commonly kept pets are safe from the strain currently making the rounds.
And this flu virus? It's not that much more lethal or catching than many of the influenza viruses that kill humans every day in this country. It just happens to have a few tricks up its sleeve. And, for that, we need to be vigilant and take precautions, including vaccination for pregnant women (I'd do it). That's all.
Here's hoping we can all keep things in perspective as we head out into this Fall's flu season. Especially when it comes to our pets.


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U.S. labor chief tries to calm Fiat Chrysler worker fears
By Bernie Woodall
DETROIT (Reuters) - The United Auto Workers and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV negotiators were back at the table on Monday days after U.S. union members soundly rejected a proposed four-year contract the two sides agreed on three weeks ago.
The union will try to sweeten the deal for the 40,000 Fiat Chrysler UAW members while the company will try to hold the line on costs that were in the rejected deal negotiators reached on Sept. 15, labor analysts on Monday said.
UAW President Dennis Williams said in a Monday morning Facebook posting to Fiat Chrysler U.S. union members that he will not shift health care costs to workers from the Detroit Three automakers as he tries to lower costs by creating a pool of covered employees from the companies.
Workers interviewed last week by Reuters said they feared that the UAW was trying to create a voluntary employees beneficiary association (VEBA) like the union created for retirees at the three automakers during concessionary negotiations before the recent recession. The UAW thinks that is one of the misconceptions that helped lead 65 percent of Fiat Chrysler voters to reject the proposed deal.
Williams said, "We do not want another VEBA," adding, "We believe that healthcare should be provided by the employer.
"What we do want is to find a way to use our collective numbers and knowledge to be ahead of healthcare inflation rather than to just wait for insurance and pharmaceutical companies to simply hand over a bill to fill their own pockets," Williams wrote on the UAW's main Facebook page as well as one for the UAW's talks with Fiat Chrysler.
The six-paragraph posting began, "You have spoken and we heard you."
It was Williams' first message directly to workers since the rejection of the contract was announced by the UAW on October 1. Continued...


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Business Directory > Friendly Tap
Friendly Tap
Home to the hip and "friendly" folks of Berwyn and Oak Park where "old school" meets "new school" bar. Promising "you are a stranger but once," first-timers become regulars and enjoy live music 4-5 nights/week. Coffee lounge opens at 7 am.
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Australian inquiry scrutinizes church
Australian survivors of clerical sexual abuse have been complaining for years about their dissatisfaction with Towards Healing, the Catholic church's national protocol for responding to abuse.
Australian survivors of clerical sexual abuse have been complaining for years about their dissatisfaction with Towards Healing, the Catholic church's national protocol for responding to abuse.
We say: For her efforts to shed the light on clergy sex abuse, Jennifer Haselberger is NCR's person of the year for 2013.
This week's court decision that freed a senior cleric in Philadelphia who had been jailed for shielding an abusive priest was a symbolic setback for victims' advocates.
Top leaders of Regnum Christi knew that Fr. Marcial Maciel Degollado had a grown daughter, but concealed the information from the members at least three years.
Following "appropriate diplomatic channels," the Vatican's nuncio to Australia on Dec. 6 turned over requested documents to a state sex abuse commission.
Copies of correspondence show the papal nuncio to Australia, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, claimed diplomatic immunity in response to repeated requests for archival documentation.
The diocese of San Isidro publicly apologized for the actions of Fr. Jose Mercau, a priest sentenced to 14 years in jail in 2006 for sexually abusing of four children.
"The San Isidro diocesan community, and especially the bishop and priests, publicly apologize to the young victims who were affected by the conduct of a priest within our diocese, Father Jose Mercau, when he was a priest at St. John the Baptist Church," said the document signed by Bishop Oscar Ojea and read at diocesan Masses Dec. 14-15.
Updated: Archbishop John Nienstedt removed himself from public ministry while authorities investigate an accusation that he touched a young man's buttocks in 2009.
Archbishop John Nienstedt of St. Paul-Minneapolis apologized for the archdiocese's handling of clergy sexual abuse allegations in a homily delivered at two Masses at the parish church.
Archbishop Mark Coleridge's statement to a Royal Commission about the mishandling of child sexual abuse could be the strongest a serving Australian bishop has made.


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Today we've stumbled across this photo released by Audi in some seemingly unrelated materials... perhaps inadvertently, but then again Audi never does things inadvertently. Pardon the pixelation, but we blew it up and pulled some shadows out of that grille to get a better view.
Meant to show off Audi's LED design prowess, we're 99% certain the design buck shown in the shot also reveals next year's planned


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A surgeon and hospital administrator navigates the stormy course of a love
affair with her state's governor under the public's watchful eye.
Doctor Juliette Bassett wonders if her tony life is coursing in the wrong direction. As a surgeon and CEO, she lives in an upscale condo, has a six figure salary, and a list of successes. But Juliette eats and sleeps alone. Her parents are dead. She has no siblings or living relatives. At forty-three, she fears she'll never have a family. Then she meets Spencer Rand and senses her luck changing. But their love affair isn't perfect or pure. Spencer is the Governor of Illinois and married. His wife is in an irreversible coma. A media blitz ensues when word of their liaison spreads, propelling them into the nation's eye for all to judge. Juliette wonders if their love will find a way. What are they willing to give up? Each other? Their careers? When Spencer's wife dies, he realizes they will never have the private life, Juliette desires. He delivers a passionate speech, abdicating his governorship. Now all Juliette craves is within her reach. When she is one word away from accepting Spencer's marriage proposal, the head of the Republican Party approaches Spencer to run for President, leaving Juliette to choose between the desires of her buried life and Spencer's career.


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Adele pretty much swept the Grammy's last night, winning all six categories she was nominated for, while Foo Fighters took all the Rock awards and Jennifer Hudson paid tribute to Whitney.
Channing Tatum makes his SNL hosting debut with musical guest Bon Iver.
Memorial Day weekend brings the Sasquatch Festival to The Gorge outside of Seattle. Jack White, Bon Iver, Girl Talk, Tenacious D, The Shins, Kurt Vile and lots more.
This Week: The Big Pink bring more anthemic pop; Headcage is not an ironic name for Matthew Dear's newest EP; NYC's Expensive Looks; Howler's dangerously catchy power pop; Kathleen Edwards' fourth album gets a Bon Iver boost.
Jazzfest 2012 is coming up: The Eagles, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Foo Fighters, The Beach Boys 50th Anniversary Reunion, John Mayer, Al Green, Herbie Hancock, Bon Iver, My Morning Jacket, Bunny Wailer, Steel Pulse, Levon Helm Band with Mavis Staples, The Funky Meters and so many more.
Coachella has officially announced the lineup for this year's festival: Radiohead, The Black Keys, Bon Iver, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, M83, Arctic Monkeys, Girl Talk, The Weeknd, Buzzcocks, Justice, A$AP Rocky, Girls, Cat Power, Neon Indian, Justice, WU LYF and it just keeps going.
The 2012 Grammy nominations are out and we've got the list.
Curated by Bon Iver, who will also perform, Pitchfork will be hosting it's first event in Paris on October 28th and 29th. Aphex Twin, Iceage, Four Tet, Cut Copy, Real Estate and more will be there.
This week: Bon Iver leaves the cabin behind, Ty Segall brings hummable hooks, When Saints Go Machine sounds familiar, YACHT keeps doing what they do, and James Leyland Kirby explores music and memory as The Caretaker.
Stream new albums from Bon Iver and The Vaccines, a live performance from Deerhunter, and demos from Stars.


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Who's whoEdit
Is there any info available on DVD extras or other source about whose picture this is? It's obviously not just a random photo and they often put pictures in of people associated with the show (Ches'sarro). --Vedek Dukat Talk | Duty Roster 22:39, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
- I checked the DS9 Companion and the Season Seven DVD Special features but there seems to be nothing about Vanderweg. What makes things even more difficult is the fact that it seems they used two different actresses to portray Vanderweg. A much younger woman is seen on her personnel file than on the moving wedding photo seen on this page. --Jörg 10:16, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
Personnel fileEdit
Does anyone have a better shot of this? The file might contain more info and things to be linked to. --LauraCC (talk) 20:23, March 8, 2016 (UTC)


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Find yourself a local saw mill and it will be well worth it. I can buy the same board here at the saw mill down the road for less than half of that.
not worth it. i can buy deeps for $10.50 each.
What about the drying process? Has the mill wood dried sufficiently by simply being stickered? Or, does your mill have a kiln, also? A local guy just just purchased one of the portable bandsaw mills and has some cypress that he's going to be cutting. I might be able to snag some of that, but it'll need to be air-dried.Ed
Quote from: adamant on December 23, 2011, 05:33:07 PM not worth it. i can buy deeps for $10.50 each.Hay! What's wrong with sawdust? :-DIt has been a while but I have hired individuals with woodmizers to go where a tree has fallen. One time it was after a tornado took out a bunch of trees and I worked with the owner. Another time I worked with a tree trimmer and he dropped the trees at a friends property. Paid 15 cents a board foot plus $15. Set up fee. It is probably twice that now.Jim :lau: :lau: :lau: I can buy deeps $9.40 if I buy 50+ $8.95 by not assembled and no saw dust BEE HAPPY Jim 134 :)
I do like those inner covers from Rossman, though. ;)
Quote from: Intheswamp on December 24, 2011, 07:15:10 PM I do like those inner covers from Rossman, though. ;)If you talking about the cypress ones you put together from them, glue the crap out of the and don't skip on the staples. On mine, the sides pull apart from the center when you pull up with your bee tool after the bees glue everything down. I still use them, I just don't buy that style anymore. But I like their boxes and their prices.
swamp we live in the south and the only thing i cansee inthe advantage of inner covers here is another place for betttles to have another place to enjoy. every beekeeper i know down here use migratory. i have a few that i use when i run out, but as soon as i go by with an extra in my truck, i swap it out
divemaster, are you using 1-by for the field of the top or plywood? I'm trying to figure out the "grain opposite each other" part. ????Thanks!Ed
Hi AllI am a new bee and maybe messing up(nothing new there), but I am building deep boxes out of 3/4 plywood. At $17.00 a sheet, I should get almost 6 boxes, ballpark $3.00 a box. This isn't a chain hardware store,it's local. They also have a good grade paint stick also I used in frames instead of fondation, takes 3 sticks to do 4 frames. They are 300 sticks for $6.00.Joe


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Current & Upcoming Events
Hands-On Happenings at Ebb & Flow
Join us for hands-on Shrinky Dink art and science fun in front of the museum during both days of the downtown Ebb & Flow festival.
On Saturday, the museum will also be partnering with the Department of Environmental Quality, the LSU Museum of Natural Science, and NASA Solar System Ambassadors. Visitors will experiment with an interactive river model, unique animal specimens, and engaging hands-on astronomy activities.


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Get motion on your Web pages without using an applet
Display Relevant MomentJS Date Validation Messages
Learn how to use the Moment.js library's isValid() and parsingFlags() date validation methods to present contextualized validation information.
Customizing JsRender Output Using Helper and Converter Functions
Learn how to take advantage of two JsRender features for processing data values, namely converter and helper functions.
Customizing Bootstrap Modals
Explore how to customize Bootstrap Modals to position them, as well as change their appearance in a number of ways.
Learn JavaScript the OOP Way
Take advantage of OOP to write JavaScript code that is maintainable, extendable and reusable.
JavaScript Function Arguments ES6 Style!
In the ECMAScript 6 (ES6) spec, function arguments were enhanced with default values, rest parameters, and the spread operator. Rob Gravelle describes each of the new features and presents examples that illustrate their usage.
10 Best JavaScript Data Grid Libraries
Here are the top 10 JavaScript data grid libraries that will help you out support your customization endeavors. Let's learn more about them.
Date Validation Using Moment.js
Since the HTML5 date type is still not widely supported by browsers, many site owners choose to accept dates via text input--a decision that places extra burden on date validation. Learn how to use Moment.js's constructor and date validation methods to ensure that user-input dates are legal and valid.
JavaScript Frameworks that will Rule 2017
Without a doubt, 2017 is poised to be another year of exponential growth for JavaScript, along with its frameworks and libraries.
Working with Cropper.js Previews
The fengyuanchen Cropper.js library can provide a preview of the cropped image, thus providing real-time updates of the cropping container area. Learn how to modify a preview's size using a combination of CSS and JavaScript.
Display JSON Data Using the JsRender Template Engine
In the JavaScript Template Engines article, we learned how Template Engines help us separate HTML from JavaScript. In this tutorial, Rob Gravelle shows us how to insert a JSON array of names into our HTML document using only three lines of JS code.
Using JavaScript Task Runners
Prepping your front-end Web files for deployment using a JavaScript Task Runner is a good practice to follow. Rob Gravelle presents an overview of how Task Runners work and provides some examples of the most popular choices right now.
Intro to JavaScript Template Engines
Remember back in classic ASP how you were able to insert server data into the page using special <%= %> tags? JavaScript has gotten to the point now where it is capable of utilizing the same technique, using one of the many outstanding JavaScript templating libraries. Rob Gravelle explains how these libraries work and provides some code examples.
An Introduction to JavaScript Package Managers
Java developers are no strangers to build tools such as Maven, Gradle, and Ant. As HTML5 web apps gain traction, so too has developers' need for similar tools in the realm of web development. Rob Gravelle explores one category build tools called Package Managers.
Top JS Libraries
The 2017 Guide to Polyfills
The Internet landscape changes in so many ways and with such rapidity that it seldom remains static for any length of time. So too with the world of Polyfills. Rob Gravelle presents specialized Polyfills for CSS and ECMAScript 2015, as well as libraries that tailor Polyfills to the browser.
Change Slideshow Ordering using jQuery
Rob Gravelle updates the slideshow of the Create a Simple Automated Slideshow tutorial by adding option controls, button onclick handlers, as well as code to change the slide ordering.
Build a Birthday Countdown Calculator using Moment.js
In this follow-up to the Formatting JavaScript Date Intervals into Years, Months, Weeks, and Days article, Rob Gravelle describes how to construct an HTML5 form that provides detailed information about a person's age and birthdays based on their date of birth.
Formatting JavaScript Date Intervals into Years, Months, Weeks, and Days
Rob Gravelle describes how to express time intervals in terms of weeks, months, and years using the moment.js JavaScript library.
Code and Deploy a Simple Angular 2 Application in Eclipse
The time has come to code our first Angular 2 app, all be it the ubiquitous Hello World app, it will provide a familiarity with the parts and steps required to create a full blown Angular 2 application.
Developing Angular 2 Apps In Eclipse
Along with many new features, Angular 2 incorporates many changes that developers have been asking for. Rob Gravelle walks you through the steps to create a node.js-driven Angular 2 app in Eclipse.
Working with Large JSON Data Sets in Android
Working with large JSON data sets in Android can be challenging because it only allocates so much memory to your applications. Rob Gravelle shows us how to parse a JSON-formatted stream without loading the entire JSON structure into memory using the Gson library.
Getting to Know Angular 2
Angular 2 was released just months ago with updates every 2 weeks, in this story we take a look at all the best new features, their advantages and the innovations behind them.
What's New in Angular 2: Versioning, Features, and Components
The recent release of Angular 2 includes quite a few changes. In an effort to smooth the transition, Rob Gravelle covers the most important changes, starting with Components and Directives.
Asynchronous Programming in ECMAScript 6
Released in 2015, ECMAScript 6 standardizes the usage of promises. Rob Gravelle shows us how to use promises to have our functions return their results asynchronously.
Create a Simple Automated Slideshow
In this article Rob Gravelle shows us how to create a simple slideshow using a simple stand alone solution in jQuery.
Ten Ways to Use Angular JS
Check out the industries expert's top picks for using Angular JS in your projects as we explore ten skilled and unique tips for your projects.
6 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Angular JS
As with many of my articles, instead of learning a process from scratch, I've decided to interview industry experts. That way you, as the reader, get to hear directly from these experts and learn their strategies. With that in mind I reached out for help and was contacted by John Donley, a Software Engineer at Charge, a San Francisco software company. Here's what he had to say:
Creating Charts in React
The odds are good that you've already heard of React - one of the hottest JavaScript frameworks at the moment. This tutorial will demonstrate how to build awesome charts using the React charts plugin.
How to Make a Pie Chart in Angular
In this article we're going to show you how to create a pie chart using one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks right now - Angular.
Parsing Building and Street Fields from an Address using Regular Expressions
One of the most challenging tasks that you're likely to encounter is the importing a comma separated values (CSV) file into a database. Rob Gravelle demonstrates how to use Regular Expressions to capture the building/house number from a simple and fixed address format.
Class Member Encapsulation in JavaScript: Method Hiding
In a recent article we built on our Person class from the introduction article by adding a prototype interface, created a variable scope using a closure, as well as added constructor arguments and default values. Today we'll be moving on to method hiding, which comes with its own caveats and challenges.
Javascript Functors Explained
A JavaScript functor is a sort of interface that defines a behavior. In this article, excerpted from Functional Programming in JavaScript, I will explain just what this means.
Implement a Dynamic toString() using JavaBeans Introspection
In the Building a Better toString() Method tutorial, we utilized Java's powerful Reflection API to create a generic toString() that displayed an object's declared fields and their values. Rob Gravelle demonstrates another way to achieve the same result using the JavaBeans API.
Fine Tuning your RegEx Patterns
There is nothing more frustrating than looking at a Regular Expression and trying to figure out why the heck it won't work. Rob Gravelle shows how to use the regex101.com online tool to make writing RegExes painless and even fun!
Enhance Your Website's Presentation with 15 Powerful jQuery Lightbox Plugins
Convert dull web pages to be striking and appealing. These 15 jQuery Lightbox plugins will help you to take your sites to new levels.
Provide a JSON Feed from your WordPress Site using the JSON API Plugin
There are a number of good plugins that allow you to very easily add the functionality to deliver your WordPress content as a JSON feed. Rob Gravelle shows you how to use the JSON API plugin right out of the box.
New ECMAScript 2015 Features: Object Literals to Destructuring Assignments
In this second installment of a two-part series on ECMAScript 2015 (ES6), Rob Gravelle talks about the new-and-improved object literals as well as destructuring assignments.
New ECMAScript 2015 Features: Arrows to Tail Calls
The General Assembly of Ecma International recently announced the approval of the ECMAScript 6 Language Specification. In part 1 of a two-part series, Rob Gravelle presents some of the exciting new additions to the JS language.
Mapping XML Feed Fields with jQuery
In the Parsing XML Feeds with jQuery article, Rob Gravelle introduced a script that loaded an Atom feed from the current location and extracted each entry's address fields. In today's follow-up, he maps the address fields into a new format and displays a side-by-side comparison of the original and transformed fields.
A Look at the Newly Approved ECMAScript 2015 Features
The General Assembly of ECMA International recently announced the approval of the ECMAScript 6 Language Specification, also known as ECMAScript 2015 and are considered to be a major improvement. In this two part series, Rob Gravelle takes a look at whats in store for us.
Parsing XML Feeds with jQuery
The jQuery JavaScript library's DOM parsing, traversing, and manipulating abilities, which play a large role in its enduring popularity, can be applied to XML documents as well. Rob Gravelle uses jQuery to parse address fields from an Atom feed.
Calculate the Distance between Two Points in your Web Apps
As more and more Web apps are run on mobile devices, the more demand for geolocation capabilities increase. Rob Gravelle reveals the main obstacle to accurately calculating the distance between two locations and presents a practical solution.
Respond to DOM Changes with Mutation Observers
Earlier this year, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) introduced the DOM4 specification, which includes DOM Mutation Observers. These replace the long-standing DOM Mutation Events, which never really caught on. Rob Gravelle explains how to create and configure DOM Mutation Observers as well as interpret their results.
Form Element Conversion Made Easy with jQuery
In last month's Convert a List into a Select Dropdown using jQuery article, Rob Gravelle described how to create an in-place editor for an ordered or unordered list by converting it into a
Convert a List into a Select Dropdown using jQuery
The select-in-place list is similar to in-place text editing, but allows the user to select from an ordered or unordered list by converting it into a <select> element.
A Guide to JavaScript Fuzzy Search Libraries
Blame it on Google, but today's web surfers expect the search process to know what they mean even when they themselves aren't sure that they are looking for. That's where fuzzy searching comes in. Rob Gravelle reviews a few such libraries for JavaScript.
Using Handlebar Templates in Apache Cordova
HTML templates have been around for a long time and are a great way to reuse page elements without a lot of (or even any) coding. Rob Gravelle whows how to streamline the Apache Cordova app code produced in the Using Views in Apache Cordova article using the Handlebars.js template library.
Apache Cordova Persistence Options
The Apache Cordova Mobile Framework relies entirely on web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create cross-platform mobile apps. Rob Gravelle explains how Apache Cordova's use of client-side technologies opens up a wealth of storage possibilities.
Removing Elements from an Array in JavaScript
Set the Font for All Document Elements at Runtime
Rob Gravelle demonstrates how to set the font for all the elements in a web page from a listbox.
Drag & Drop List Items Between DIVS using jQuery
If you've ever completed on online survey there's a good chance that you've encountered a question that asks you to choose some personality traits from a column and drag them over to a box. Rob Gravelle explains how it's done using a combination of Drag & Drop and element sorting.
Providing Feedback on Long-running Scripts in Older Browsers
Before the advent of Server-sent Events (SSEs) and the HTML5 Progress Bar, users were kept in the dark while waiting for long-running tasks such as the uploading of image and video files to complete. Rob Gravelle shows a few ways to provide feedback to older browser that don't support SSEs or progress bar.
How to Use Babylon.js to Create 3D Rendering for the Web
WebGL is clearly a hot topic nowadays. Apple has just announced the availability of WebGL for Safari (without having to struggle with options) and iOS 8. This allows web developers to create 3D web sites that can really be used everywhere. This article, written by David Catuhe, details some of the functionality behind the new Babylon.js
Displaying Feed Content using jQuery
In version 1.5, jQuery introduced support for XML parsing, which makes it work with both Atom and RSS feeds without plugins or 3rd party services. Rob Gravelle explains how to display feed contents in the browser using jQuery as well as how CORS and JSONP may be employed to overcome browser cross-domain restrictions.
A Roundup of Popular JavaScript Date Parsing Libraries: Datejs
In this second installment in a series on Date Parsing JavaScript libraries, Rob Gravelle provides an overview of the Datejs library and gauges its efficiency in parsing a date from a larger block of text.
A Roundup of Popular JavaScript Date Parsing Libraries: XDate
In this third installment in a series on Date Parsing JavaScript libraries, Rob Gravelle continues his quest for a JS library that can parse dates from a block of text. Today's contender is the XDate library.
Testing for Empty Inherited JavaScript Object Properties
In general terms, a variable is said to be empty when it has been declared, but not assigned a value. In most languages, that equates to having a value of null. In JavaScript, unset variables are assigned a default value of undefined. Rob Gravelle presents a few functions that test a variable for emptiness using various approaches.
The IFRAME Technique for Testing Web Pages
The new Jasmine 2.0 done() method replaces the runs() and waitsFor() methods of earlier versions to make it more similar to other testing frameworks. In today's article, Rob Gravelle covers how to use Jasmine 2.0's done() method to test DOM events without polluting the test page with test code.
Using Jasmine 2.0's New done() Function to Test Asynchronous Processes
Jasmine 2.0's new done() method replaces the runs() and waitsFor() methods of earlier versions to make it more similar to other testing frameworks. Rob Gravelle shows how to use Jasmine 2.0's done() method to test DOM events without polluting the test subject page with test code.
Testing For Variable Emptiness In JavaScript
In general terms, a variable is said to be empty when it has been declared, but not assigned a value. In most languages, that equates to having a value of null. In JavaScript, unset variables are assigned a default value of undefined. Rob Gravelle presents a few functions that test a variable for emptiness using various approaches.
Date Parsing using JavaScript and Regular Expressions
Rob Gravelle describes what JavaScript's Date constructor and parse() methods look for in a date string and presents some regular expressions that can be utilized to convert a date string into a suitable format.
Testing DOM Events Using jQuery and Jasmine 2.0
Jasmine makes it possible to test that a given DOM event occurred and what the results of the event were. In today's article, Rob Gravelle demonstrates how to write tests for the button click event using Jasmine 2.0, jQuery, and an additional third-party library called jasmine-jquery.
The Word of the Day Is "Nonce"
You may not have heard of nonces yet, but they can be of great use in securing Web applications. Rob Gravelle shows how they work and their usage in protecting against malicious or duplicate requests that could cause undesired consequences to your web site.
A Few of My Favorite Things About Chrome's JavaScript Debugger
Using JavaScript's CSS3 Selectors
The HTML5 selectors API has given Web developers unprecedented access to document elements. Developed by the W3C, the Selectors API provides a way of easily accessing elements in the DOM using a standardized syntax. Rob Gravelle shows how to use JavaScript to reference page elements using the new CSS selectors.
Making Promises With jQuery Deferred
Ajax has the limitation of only supporting one callback function. jQuery introduced the Deferred object in version 1.5 to solve this problem. It can register multiple callbacks into callback queues, invoke callback queues, and relay the success or failure state of any synchronous or asynchronous function. Rob Gravelle shows how to use the Deferred object with Promises.
How Mocha Makes Testing Asynchronous JavaScript Processes Fun
The Mocha Framework has simplified the testing of asynchronous methods as compared to Jasmine. In fact, Visionmedia, the makers of Mocha, promise to make "asynchronous testing simple and fun". Rob Gravelle gives it a try to see what's so fun (and not so fun) about the Mocha framework.
Test Asynchronous Methods Using the Jasmine runs() and waitFor() Methods
In the Testing Ajax Event Handlers using Jasmine Spies article, we saw how the use of Jasmine spies for testing Asynchronous processes. In today's article, Rob Gravelle demonstrates how to use the Jasmine runs() and waitFor() methods, which were both created to test asynchronous Ajax calls where the practical implementations of the HttpXmlRequest and/or the network connection need to be included.
Back by Popular Demand: More on JavaScript Variable Naming Conventions
The Variable Naming Conventions in JavaScript article only scratched the surface of Variable Naming conventions in JavaScript. In this article, Rob Gravelle introduces more in-depth info on how to make your code both more readable and maintainable.
Some Useful JavaScript Object Creation Patterns
Following in the footsteps of Three JavaScript Anti-Patterns and How To Avoid Them, Rob Gravelle presents some useful patterns that are specifically aimed at aiding in the creation of Objects. The specific patterns covered are the enforcing the new keyword, the Factory pattern, as well as the method borrowing technique.
Passing Objects to Functions By Value
Objects are passed to functions by reference in JavaScript, so that the function receives a pointer that references the original object. While you can't just flip a switch to pass objects by value, there are ways to produce a copy. Rob Gravelle shows how to do that in today's article.
A Quick Tour of Douglas Crockford's JSLint
JSLint is a code quality tool for JavaScript developed by Douglas Crockford. Those unfamiliar with the tool tend to find a lot of the error messages a little on the cryptic side. The options can be equally intimidating to the uninitiated. Rob Gravelle helps you get better acquainted with some of JSLint's most important options and rules.
Three JavaScript Anti-Patterns and How To Avoid Them
In programming, a pattern represents a best practice, while an anti-pattern represents a lesson that has been learned. An anti-pattern could be described as a bad solution to a particular problem which resulted in a bad situation occurring, which provide some degree of guidance on how to get out of said situation and get to a satisfactory solution. In today's article, Rob Gravelle presents three of the biggest anti-patterns in JavaScript as well as their solutions.
JavaScript Date Calculations for Months
Under the best of circumstances, date calculations involving months can be an troublesome to nail down. As we'll see here today, month durations are not as fixed as one might initially presume. JavaScript doesn't offer much in this department, so Rob Gravelle offers some useful functions for most common calculations of month intervals.
Creating Custom Events with jQuery
JS libraries like jQuery have made it easier than ever to utilize your own custom events in your scripts and even give you the option of having your events fired from a DOM element or from within a function. Rob Gravelle gives an overview to creating custom events using jQuery.
Accessing Private Functions in JavaScript
JavaScript's support for nested functions allows developers to place a function within another so that it is only accessible by its parent. The downside to this feature is that it tends to result in many functions that cannot be tested directly. Luckily, there are ways to expose private functions for testing. Rob Gravelle demonstrates one of them.
Create a Win/Loss Chart with PlotKit: Conclusion
In this conclusion to the Create a Win/Loss Chart with PlotKit article, Rob Gravelle shows the modifications that need to be made to the SweetCanvas.js code, as well as how to dynamically calculate your own yTicks so that they cross the zero Y point.
Don't Fear Sparse Arrays in JavaScript
Object.create(): the New Way to Create Objects in JavaScript
Just when you thought that you've seen every possible way there was to create JavaScript objects, Rob Gravelle brings you yet another: the new Object create() method. There are some pretty good reasons to use it. In today's article, Rob shows how to use it.
Testing JavaScript Using the Jasmine Framework
The Classy Way to Create JavaScript Objects
It's fair to say that most people would rather create JS objects using a wrapper of some type than from scratch which is why just about every JS library includes some object creation functionality. In fact, now there are even a few libraries that specialize in nothing but objects. This article is going to discuss a small library known as Classy. It's is a small JS library that implements Python-inspired classes for JavaScript.
Calling Object Methods in JavaScript
Calling an JavaScript Object's methods is not always as straightforward as you might expect. Not only are there several ways of doing so, but each may result in the method behaving in different and even unexpected ways. It's all part of the flexibility that is inherent in JavaScript. In today's article, we're going to look at various ways of calling object methods and their ramifications.
An In-Depth Look at Client-side Validation Libraries
Validation is one of the most important aspects of web form design. It can make the difference between gaining a fan or customer and having them leave in frustration. We've talked about validation best practices before, and this article takes an in-depth look at the uber-useability of these handsome looking validations to your forms using a validation library.
RangeError, TypeError, and URIError JavaScript Error Types
JavaScript divides runtime errors into six separate error types. The benefit to us as developers is that we can more accurately pinpoint exactly what kind of error we're dealing with when we know what to look for. This article will discuss the proper techniques for do so.
Variable Naming Conventions in JavaScript
Have you ever noticed that every programming language seems to have its own set of naming conventions? While some languages have a lot in common, others just seem to exist in a world of their own. I'd like to share with you some naming conventions for JavaScript. Along the way, I'm going to interject some info on where various standards originate from and why they are important.
Some JavaScript Object Prototyping Patterns
JavaScript developers have several options for creating an Object in JavaScript, from the Object() method to Object literals to constructor functions, there are a lot of ways to get the job done. This article will present a few choice Object creation Patterns that, for the most part, make use of the prototype property to share methods amongst object instances.
Tips for Crafting Helpful Validation Messages
In previous articles we've discussed how validation plays a dual role of protecting your data and site from bad data, as well as a guide to your users' goal of submitting the form in as painless and quick a manner as possible. This article will focus on the message positioning, content, and visual cues required to complete a useful validation message.
Guide to the SyntaxHighlighter JavaScript Library
SyntaxHighlighter is used by all sorts of information technology-oriented sites to display source code or specially formatted text. In this guide to the SyntaxHighlighter, we'll review some of the key version differences, as well as how to use, configure, and tweak the latest version.
Learn How To Use JavaScript Dates and Leap Years
Think that you can calculate date intervals without worrying about leap years? Think again. It's true that, as long as you follow the guidelines set out in my previous article, the leap years will be accounted for and handled correctly. This article will introduce a few useful functions that you can use to work with leap years if and when the need arises.
Date Creation in JavaScript
There aren't very many native date calculation functions in JavaScript other than a lot of setters and getters. From date parsing to formatting to calculations, you're pretty much on your own. In today's article we're going to examine some date basics and how to create them in JavaScript.
Using HTML5 and the Blueimp jQuery-File-Upload Plugin To Upload Large Files
One of the most appealing features of the HTML5 File API is that you can pass the file data to the XmlHttpRequest object for uploading to a server, but large files are still a problem. This article explains how to use the Blueimp jQuery-File-Upload Plugin in your web pages so large files can be easily uploaded.
JavaScript Error Handling: Why You Need it
While error handling is not new to JavaScript, it seems that a lot of people aren't quite sure how to handle errors in the most productive way. The purpose of this article is to outline some of the major reasons why you need to consider error handling sooner rather than later in a Web application's development cycle.
Move Data and DOM Elements using Drag & Drop
The dataTransfer object is a read-only Event property that holds data about the Drag & Drop operation and allows you to send data along with a dragged element. In this tutorial we're going to learn how the dataTransfer object can be used to shuttle data and move document elements from one part of the page to another.
How To Use HTML5, JavaScript and PHP To Create An Image Uploader
One of the greatest issues with web development at the moment is how images can be uploaded to a website. Can we show the progress as we upload the image to let the user know how far along we are? Of course we can--and we're going to use HTML5, JavaScript, and a bit of PHP to do it!
JavaScript Object Chaining using Prototypal Inheritance
JavaScript implements its own hierarchy model using prototypes. In today's article, we're going to learn how to use the prototype and constructor properties to trace an object's ancestry up to the base Object. Highly useful!
What Does the Google Dart Programming Language Mean for Web Developers?
In October, 2011, Google introduced its Dart programming language to developers. So what does this new web programming language mean for web developers? In this article we will look at Dart, discuss its merits and let you know what you can expect from this new language.
Determine an Image's Type using the JavaScript FileReader
Thanks to the JavaScript FileReader API's slice() method, it is possible to break large files down into chunks on the client-side, before uploading data to the server and taking up precious network bandwidth. In this article we are going to learn how to use the slice() function and determine an image type by using a process called the "magic number" technique.
JavaScript Prototypical Inheritance Explained
In this tutorial, we're going to learn more about prototypical inheritance and its ramifications in writing OO code. The eventual goal is to note how it differs from classical inheritance to determine whether or not the two can't meet somewhere in the middle.
Class Member Encapsulation in JavaScript: Advanced Data Hiding Techniques
In a recent article, we saw a couple of ways to create private class member variable. Today we'll be building on our Person class from the last article by adding a prototype interface, use a closure to create a variable scope, as well as add constructor arguments and default values.


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It's always cool when scientists and people smarter than me take video game technology and introduce it to the real world. That's what Garnet Hertz and the folks at Concept Labs have done, taking a car-shaped arcade game cabinet (Sega's OutRun game from the '80s) and adding it to a real-world electric vehicle.
Using augmented reality technology, the vehicle's windshield includes custom software that takes the real world and converts it to the 8-bit video game world. They've taken out the gameplay from the original game (like other fake cars coming at you), instead focusing on the experience of using a computer model of the world as a navigation tool for driving.
Fascinating stuff, although I don't think this is street legal yet.
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Raw Money Raps
1. Man (Revolution Pt. 1)
2. Guns Go Off
3. Greetings (feat. Tre)
4. Rover
5. Leaders
6. Ignorant Mask (feat. K Embry)
7. Cat Fight
8. Tourist
9. Money and Food
10. Wires
11. Seasons
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14. The Great Escape
15. Raw Money (Passage)
16. Money
17. Guerilla (Evolution Pt. 1)
18. Hercules Versus the Commune
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"I think it's safe to say Jeremiah Jae is one of my favorite artists of his generation. For years now I've been a witness to the incredible progression of his craft. This album has a complex dedication and honesty that I search for in myself with my own art. Underrated and understated, Jae is ready to show these muhfuckers what's really good. Believe in Jeremiah Jae" – Flying Lotus
It's truly apt that Raw Money Raps opens with Jeremiah Jae hazily reminiscing about awakening from an especially chimerical journey. After a kaleidoscopic grip of beat tapes, EPs and mixtapes that have sent wi-fi connections rumbling, as well as a move from windswept Chi-city to the home of his Brainfeeder crew in LA, Jae unveils his sprawling debut full-length release. More than just an album, this is an all-encompassing Pynchonian, Tumblr-feeding, social networked art-rap fever dream. A seismic collision of the analog and digital worlds makes for deceptively hooky beats that double as sonic rabbit-holes, all of which cradles Jae's flow – which is a versatile instrument all it's own, skipping from rapid, focused deliveries to surprising melodic sing-a-longs then chopped-and-screwed slump and stream of consciousness brainfloods.
To be a young producer and MC in 2012 is no easy task, however with style and substance in short order and internet democratization run-rampant, there's arguably never been a better time for one to make their mark. Rather than jump headlong into the cresting 1990's throwback revival, Jae develops tracks and lyrics that link technology and metaphysics in a defiantly contemporary way, flipping swag rap tropes on their head and reveals a penchant for affecting introspection. This singular approach to music is almost certainly a by-product of Jae's split personality as a visual artist. Working in the context of fine art with paintings and collages as well as spreading into fashion design, Jae's output aligns him with multi-media luminaries like the late, great Rammellzee.
Raw Money Raps' first single, Money, is a where-did-my-cash-go-mid-afternoon summer jam for hot cloudy days ahead, accompanied by a suitably tweaked video directed by fellow renaissance man Flying Lotus. "Money" comes paired with another album standout in "Money and Food", which takes trap rap's unhinged synths and 808 kicks and filters them through Jae's prism. Across it's span, the album touches on fractured, cautionary headbangers ("Rover"), string-laden classicism ("Cat Fight") and deeply psychedelic futurism ("Hercules Versus the Commune") and in the process, ignites the brightest rising star of 2012. Prepare yourself for Jeremiah Jae's journey.


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