Ooma VOIP service provides a Do Not Disturb feature to it’s Premiere Subscribers. Unfortunately, the usefulness of this service is greatly hampered by an inability to schedule when Do Not Disturb is enabled. Instead, you have to manually dial a special code to enable (*78) and disable (*79) Do Not Disturb. It gets quite tiresome
I was excited to wake up this morning to a notification that my first HomeBrewTalk article is live! Check it out for tips and details on building your very own fermentation chamber! http://www.homebrewtalk.com/diy-fermentation-chamber.html
Time to remove more stuff from the frame! We’re getting close! This time we’re taking off the rear swingarm, foot rests and rear sets (which includes the rear brake assembly). Swingarm First locate and remove the first swingarm nut from the right side of the bike. See circled portion of the image below: With the
With the handlebars removed, the next step is to remove the gauge cluster. We can also start removing other bits as well as we work our way towards a bare frame. Also on the hit list are the front fender and rear forks. Gauge Cluster Lets start with the gauge cluster. It’s held in place
This one should be short and sweet. We’re removing the handlebars and controls today. The handlebars are held in place by two large bolts that pass through rubber shock absorbers. By removing two cotter pins, two nuts, and the front brake line, the handlebars should pull free. First, remove the two cotter pins and nuts as
In April 2015, Enomalies and the Frazier Arms Museum in Louisville, KY partnered up to create an interactive mapping exhibit as part of their Lewis and Clark Experience. The exhibit runs on a large touchscreen TV, and gives the users an opportunity to draw a map of the United States from memory, given only the
Gone are the days of hastily writing player character and enemy names on folded index cards and balancing them precariously on top of the dungeon master screen. I now have a better way to track initiative order that’s much more environmentally friendly, only requiring part of one tree instead of countless others spent in index
I can’t take any credit for the ingenuity behind this. I discovered a Woodsmith plan detailing the build of a knock-down cutting table from a single sheet of 3/4″ plywood. This thing has single-handedly been the best shop improvement I’ve made in recent time. No more awkwardly placed 2×4’s and getting down on hands and
My group of buddies here in town loves to play tabletop games as an excuse to get together and drink homebrew, eat pizza, and catch up with each other at the end of the week. I generally act as the “Game Master” for these games, and have always been a fan of computer generated maps. Before
A local pediatrician’s office wanted to outfit their waiting room with an easy-to-pick-up game that would keep the kids entertained while waiting for their appointment. Aside from a request for it to be hot air balloon themed, I was given creative leeway to come up with whatever I wanted. Enter Happy Balloon. Originally named “Flappy
