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Oh well, 15 years was a good run with the Zoom H4. Now to find a replacement. Don’t need multi tracking, “Live to 2-track” is all. Considering Zoom H1, but open to other brands/models.

Simple. Just search on YouTube for your car and headlight bulb and more likely than not, some good Samaritan has posted a ‘how-to’ video.

When the cons outweigh the pros, time to re-evaluate and make a change.

Having some kind of strategy for dealing with yard work helps, especially when there’s a lot of it to do.

Work out from the structures

packages –>
pagekit –>
theme-one –>
template.php

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<a href=”#offcanvas” class=”uk-navbar-toggle” data-uk-offcanvas></a>
<a href=”#offcanvas” class=”uk-navbar-toggle” data-uk-offcanvas>MENU </a>

UPDATE 9/18/22

<div class=”<?= $params[‘classes.navbar’] ?>” <?= $params[‘classes.sticky’] ?>>
<div class=”uk-container uk-container-center”>

<nav class=”uk-navbar”>

<a class=”uk-navbar-brand” href=”<?= $view->url()->get() ?>”>
<?php if ($params[‘logo’]) : ?>
<img class=”tm-logo uk-responsive-height” src=”<?= $this->escape($params[‘logo’]) ?>” alt=””>
<img class=”tm-logo-contrast uk-responsive-height” src=”<?= ($params[‘logo_contrast’]) ? $this->escape($params[‘logo_contrast’]) : $this->escape($params[‘logo’]) ?>” alt=””>
<?php else : ?>
<?= $params[‘title’] ?>
<?php endif ?>
</a>

<?php if ($view->menu()->exists(‘main’) || $view->position()->exists(‘navbar’)) : ?>
<div class=”uk-navbar-flip uk-hidden”>
<?= $view->menu(‘main’, ‘menu-navbar.php’) ?>
<?= $view->position(‘navbar’, ‘position-blank.php’) ?>
</div>
<?php endif ?>

<?php if ($view->position()->exists(‘offcanvas’) || $view->menu()->exists(‘offcanvas’)) : ?>
<div class=”uk-navbar-flip”>
<a href=”#offcanvas” class=”uk-navbar-toggle” alt=”Menu” title=”Menu” data-uk-offcanvas></a>
</div>
<?php endif ?>

</nav>

</div>
</div>

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A physical ID, like a fingerprint, is better than a password simply because it’s tied to the only person on the planet. Same for visual ID. Passwords remind me of the old days of Mac OS upgrades and extensions where if you didn’t know what you were doing you could corrupt the computer system.

Happy to report that the blackberry and poison oak have not returned in the number they once were. The “trick” is mowing them down as short as possible and when new growth appears, spray it with salt water.

Tough.