I had to fill in the gaps with some scrap, but got the trim pieces up around the door

Started on the roof trim

Shelf thing mounted

And another coat on the seat parts

If the T111 is regular ply you should seal/prime it really. OSB T111 (which I like) is pre primed (used on my garage) still looks good unpainted!

Niether is really T111, that stuff is nasty and hates moisture of any kind!

Maybe a solar panel up there for a fan and light? Heck that and an old sealed battery would last for years.

Oh, went fishing last week with the boys and saw a nice weathered privy out there;

It has the good T-111
It got great paint
Privy is going to get a solar panel (thanks Ash) and lights

It continues...

Mrs Davis is still in jail

And now the organization "Go Fund Me" which collects monies to help causes, just banned collecting money for the defense of Mrs Davis.

Our enemies are showing their hands here.

Comment about that. I tend to look at the world from a black or white viewpoint. Like Jesus did. Either it is sin or it is not. Either things are good or not. That is helpful for me and automatically rules out the evil principal of political correctness. Therefore since this go-fund-me organization is taking an active stance against something which is right it is evil in my assessment.




GoFundMe nixes fundraiser for Kentucky clerk

Site claims Kim Davis' case violates updated terms and conditions
The left-leaning fundraising site GoFundMe has declined to accept a fundraising campaign for jailed Rowan County, Kentucky, clerk Kim Davis.




 


Davis was jailed on Thursday for defying a federal court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges in June. She was ordered detained for contempt of court and later rejected a proposal to allow her deputies to process same-sex marriage licenses that could have prompted her release. She has become the symbol of religious opposition to the heavy-handed tactics of the “gaystapo” who are ramming same-sex marriage through at the federal level across the nation in opposition of religious conservatives.

It’s not over until it’s over — and it’s definitely NOT over! Read “Outlasting the Gay Revolution: 8 Principles for Long Term Cultural Change.”

U.S. News and World Report noted, “In sending her to jail, U.S. District Judge David Bunning ignored the American Civil Liberties Union’s request that Davis be fined to compel compliance with orders that she issue marriage licenses. ACLU attorney Heather Weaver, who is working on the case, said there was testimony about fundraising efforts on Davis’ behalf, apparently a factor in the judge’s decision not to impose financial penalties.”

Davis will remain incarcerated until she agrees to resume issuing licenses, including those for same-sex marriage.

Supporters attempted to initiate a GoFundMe campaign for her defense, but were thwarted by the site’s Terms and Conditions, which were updated on April 29 to specify the site can choose not to allow “campaigns in defense of formal charges or claims of heinous crimes, violent, hateful, sexual or discriminatory acts.”

These terms were updated in response to the massive support behind the bakery Sweet Cakes By Melissa, which declined to bake a wedding cake for a lesbian couple and were slapped with a $135,000 fine. A GoFundMe fundraiser raised over $109,000 within a few hours in support of the family before being abruptly shut down, possibly in response to the complaints of a competing bakery.

GoFundMe has developed a reputation for punitively denying fundraising efforts for causes it deems contrary to its progressive agenda. As one website put it, “GoFundMe bans Christians from trying to help other Christians.”




In a statement regarding their decision to close the Sweet Cakes account, GoFundMe wrote: “After careful review by our team, we have found the ‘Support Sweet Cakes By Melissa’ campaign to be in violation of our Terms and Conditions. The money raised thus far will still be made available for withdrawal. While a different campaign was recently permitted for a pizzeria in Indiana, no laws were violated and the campaign remained live. However, the subjects of the ‘Support Sweet Cakes By Melissa’ campaign have been formally charged by local authorities and found to be in violation of Oregon state law concerning discriminatory acts. Accordingly, the campaign has been disabled.”

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However, a fast search through GoFundMe confirms the fundraising site has many requests for financial assistance from those facing legal actions, including criminal convictions. These include criminal trespassing and obstructing official business; possession of psychedelics; and prescription forgery (convicted of a third degree felony).

Most disturbingly, there is a GoFundMe campaign for aggravated sexual assault on a child (resulting in a 99-year prison sentence).

On Saturday, hundreds of people rallied in Grayson in support of Davis

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/09/gofundme-nixes-fundraiser-for-kentucky-clerk/#MRmkMioUawsXUPlu.99

Well, go figure, he identified me and most of us here as "Thinking Americans"........musloid scum and sitting in the Oval Office, supporting FYF9/11 and Boener covering his backside!

Yep, pretty much

http://www.liveleak.com/ll_embed?f=51fe948515b4

I'm jealous of you southern guys with a fall garden! Enjoy! Looks like a great start.

I will say I'm NOT jealous of your July temps! Ha. :)

Does any of us have it "Great"
I mean Red Neck here has a fall garden, but his summers are nearly unbearable. Sam has a short summer, and some weeks when it is so cold it is unsafe outdoors, but the other times he enjoys peace and quiet...and safety. JR has oppressive government but enjoys some great weather, some breathtaking scenery and a variety which is hard to duplicate. Ken has some really hot days and not a lot of trees, but he has wide open expanses that beg to be explored. I have very humid summers but winters which are not too awful bad and inexpensive land and other things.

Point is, I guess while I'm philosophizing, is that we all have some things we like and some we don't. Some things which are good, some which are not. I guess we choose which particular component of living is most important to us

or

we are married and we (are forced to) move to where she is from!

(Got cha!)

I marked my right foot for quick reference!

The dog already chewed up the left shoe...

The king and queens seat and the knick-nack shelf

The bare panel

then a single spray line

then an area

then the whole panel with one coat only.

I later discovered the stuff comes out much better after being thinned a bit with water

The dogs were at the ready. The black one stays close as he develops that shepherd protection instinct. The red dog is looking for a tool to snag off the job site...I baited it with a walnut shell, and it worked!

Next up is the painting. The whole thing got cleaned up some, all except the floor, which is a mess at the moment

Man, the start 'er up crowd is following me here to...No place left to hide out on this site!

Naw, I need to get some nagging things out of the way. Woman wants to start going down to the farm so the privy is all of a sudden a priority.

So I finished "Skinning" it today

Seems like that dog will hunt!

Windows too small?

The boys have been busy, I see!

Mis-matching socks and of course, underwear around his neck!

Good discussion. I am learning. After this summers fires and the ongoing dry weather I am cutting back the tree's around the house/shop. Borrowed a friends box blade to break up the roots/coarse grass. Much more to do but then will need a brush hog to maintain it as Willows come back quick. Need to lay out some fire line protection too. The brush hog I looked at only was rated 1.5" not 2" like Don's. Time for more shopping.

Go to the heavy duty models
Everyone buys cheapo bush hogs because they are inexpensive
But they don't last
Get a full on unit with a big gearbox, clutch, thick steel and so forth.
They can be spendy, but you will only have to buy one!

We've actually been real close to freezing a couple nights already.

Amazing!

But I recall the nights at Camp Paradise two summers ago in July up on Lake Superior. At night it got to hoodie climes around the bon fire

Well, you're stout, you can obviously handle it and you choose that, so best to ya, but I hope you get to enjoy the rest of, what, Fall???

That just centered me!

Summer is waning for you!

Still 90F here and I'm having to drink constantly out of my old garden hose to keep it going.

I am outraged by this liberal judge's actions. It is immoral, illegal, violates Mrs. Davis 1st amendment rights and due process. It is an attempt to silence Christian believers or enslave them. Be clear on this, this is an illegal action.

Please ask yourself a critical question. If the court, who is obviously responsible to uphold the law, acts illegally, and you fight back, are you the unlawful one?

I ask you to think about that because the once clear lines of justice and law have become blurred and twisted because of this gay activist agenda. We are hated by them, and they will not stop with just one Mrs. Davis...





Cruz rips federal judge's 'tyranny' in clerk's case

'Where is the call for President Obama to resign for ignoring and defying our immigration laws'
 
By Paul Bremmer

GOP president hopeful Sen. Ted Cruz, on Thursday accused U.S. District Judge David Bunning of “judicial tyranny” for jailing a Kentucky county clerk who refused to violate her Christian faith and issue licenses to same-sex couples.

He said those who are calling for her removal from office – she can’t be fired, she can only be impeached if she chooses not to quit – are hypocrites.

“Where is the call for President Obama to resign for ignoring and defying our immigration laws, our welfare reform laws, and even his own Obamacare?” Cruz said. “When the mayor of San Francisco and President Obama resign, then we can talk about Kim Davis.

“Those who are persecuting Kim Davis believe that Christians should not serve in public office. That is the consequence of their position. Or, if Christians do serve in public office, they must disregard their religious faith – or be sent to jail,” he continued. “Kim Davis should not be in jail. We are a country founded on Judeo-Christian values, founded by those fleeing religious oppression and seeking a land where we could worship God and live according to our faith, without being imprisoned for doing so.

“I call upon every believer, every constitutionalist, every lover of liberty to stand with Kim Davis. Stop the persecution now.”

Bunning summoned Rowan County clerk Kim Davis to his courtroom on Thursday after she defied his order to violate her faith and issue licenses to same-sex couples.

Bunning, who previously has ruled in favor of partial-birth abortion and homosexual clubs for high schoolers, said a fine simply wasn’t enough punishment for her and ordered her to jail until she agrees to issue the licenses.

Then he ordered her assistants to either issue the licenses or join her in jail. Five of the six agreed, several under protest.

Bunning later tried to resolve the case by telling Davis to come back to his courtroom and she could go if she agreed not to interfere with her deputies’ actions, according to reports.

She refused.

Cruz said: “Today, judicial lawlessness crossed into judicial tyranny. Today, for the first time ever, the government arrested a Christian woman for living according to her faith. This is wrong. This is not America.

“I stand with Kim Davis. Unequivocally. I stand with every American that the Obama administration is trying to force to choose between honoring his or her faith or complying with a lawless court decision,” he said. “In dissent, Chief Justice Roberts rightly observed that the court’s marriage decision has nothing to do with the Constitution. Justice Scalia observed that the court’s decision was so contrary to law that state and local officials would choose to defy it.

“For every politician – Democrat and Republican – who is tut-tutting that Davis must resign, they are defending a hypocritical standard. Where is the call for the mayor of San Francisco to resign for creating a sanctuary city – resulting in the murder of American citizens by criminal illegal aliens welcomed by his lawlessness?”

Paul Kengor, author of “Takedown: From Communists to Progressives, How the Left Has Sabotaged Family and Marriage,  today “it’s the county clerk, tomorrow it will be the florist, the baker, the photographer, the pastor, and on and on,” warned

“Get ready for the persecution coming near you – all, of course, in the name of ‘love’ and ‘tolerance,’” he said. “This has only just begun.”

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Kengor was not surprised by the jailing. He said a moment like this became inevitable as soon as Anthony Kennedy and four other Supreme Court justices declared “same-sex marriage” a constitutional right in June.

“For the apostles of tolerance and diversity, this is what their ‘tolerance’ and ‘diversity’ actually look like in practice,” Kengor told WND. “It is intolerance. It is coercion. It is pickets, boycotts, fines, penalties, demonization, and, in some cases, incarceration. Welcome to the Left’s new America, where those who disagree with the Left’s ongoing invention of new ‘rights’ are penalized by the state.”

Michael Brown, a WND columnist, said the case exemplifies why he wrote his new book “Outlasting the Gay Revolution.”

“There will be a price to pay, but it is only as we stand firm that change will come,” Brown told WND. “Kim Davis is paying a very real price now.”

Prior to her court appearance, Davis told Fox News’ Todd Starnes she was prepared to go to jail for her beliefs, saying, “This is a fight worth fighting.”

She actually stopped issuing any marriage licenses after the Supreme Court’s Obergefell decision so she would not be discriminating against any group.

“This is why the very first principle in the book is ‘Never Compromise Your Convictions’ and the fourth principle is ‘Refuse to Redefine Marriage,’” Brown said. “This is the great moral, cultural, and spiritual test of our generation. Will we do what is right in God’s sight – which is in the ultimate best interests of our society – or will we cave in and capitulate?”

Kengor warned that progressives will be ruthless on this matter.

“Be prepared for something even more shocking from the Left – the lack of apologies and regrets,” he said. “Liberals will defend and even applaud the sight of this woman being hauled off to jail.”

Indeed, hundreds of people outside the courthouse chanted, “Love won! Love won!”

Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee tweeted his support for Davis: “Kim Davis in federal custody removes all doubts about the criminalization of Christianity in this country. We must defend #ReligiousLiberty!” he said.

Brian Brown of the National Organization for Marriage said the fault rests with the Supreme Court, which created the conflict between the enumerated constitutional right of free religious exercise and the newly created “same-sex marriage” right.

“It is outrageous to jail Kim Davis because she does not want to personally be part of certifying same-sex ‘marriages’ that violate her deeply held religious beliefs about the nature of marriage,” said Brown. “What this judge is saying is that now that the Supreme Court has illegitimately redefined marriage, every single person in government if not in the country must stand in salute and participate in the act. That is profoundly wrong and violates the spirit of federal law which provides that the government must seek ways to reasonably accommodate people’s religious views in the workplace.”

He said: “While Judge Bunning is the instrument of the inhumane punishing of Kim Davis, the authors of it are the five justices of the U.S. Supreme Court who illegitimately, without a shred of constitutional authority, redefined marriage without any regard to the profound implications their ruling would have on law-abiding, faithful Americans. With this ruling, the idea of religious freedom that is at the heart of our constitution has been eliminated when it comes to exercising beliefs about marriage. It’s a profound shredding of the constitution on the altar of gay activism.”

Penny Nance, president of Concerned Women for America, said that Davis’ “predicament is the direct result of the lawlessness promoted by the Supreme Court of the United States itself with its unconstitutional Obergefell decision.”

“It’s flippant, and frankly insulting, treatment of religious liberty and Obergefell is a disgrace to that great institution.”

AL.com reported Davis’ lawyer, Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel, said, “While she may be behind bars for now, Kim Davis is a free woman. Her conscience remains unshackled.”

Raw Story reported the White House expressed no concern for Davis or religious freedom, with spokesman Josh Earnest saying: “There’s a rule of law and the principle of the rule of law is central to our democracy. And it’s appropriate in this instance for a federal judge to determine the best way to enforce the law.”

A legislative leader in Kentucky had asked the judge to delay the case until lawmakers could provide a resolution, but Bunning refused. He also refused, according to Davis’ supporters, to provider her due process.

WBKO in Bowling Green quoted one pastor raising a question that Bunning failed to address.

Tom James of Eastwood Baptist Church told the station: “The Supreme Court didn’t make a law, they just interpreted the one that was already on the books. … The First Amendment guarantees our freedom to practice our faith, and just because she is a public official, I don’t know of any law that says she loses that freedom.”

Another pastor criticized her for not following the ruling in her position as county clerk. However, “same-sex marriage” was not the law when Davis was elected.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/09/cruz-rips-federal-judges-tyranny-in-clerks-case/#YCzFVYhVU7x8gHCP.99

Quote from: Flyin6 on September 03, 2015, 11:53:48 AM

This is all revolting.

Well, we all have to decide where we stand on this.

If I see an officer assaulted with deadly force or threatened I will respond. I just pray my aim is still as good as it has been. I will protect what is good, and right.

This black hatred thing is so un-American. It needs to be stopped. They think they are so frightening, and so invincible...

No real Black patriotic American would be found in their ranks

Don, I want to be clear.  I am not putting ALL people in any category but like the Muslims, we need those of that crowd that don't agree to denounce it.  Like I would David Duke if that dummy were to rear his ugly head and spew white supremacy.

In many cases, silence is acceptance if you don't speak up and denouce bad behavior.

Let me clarify
I wasn't saying anything about your comments Charles, not at all
What I find revolting is the azimuth of this fringe black hatred movement.
Tonight I was at church with a new "Black" friend of mine. Funny, but I wouldn't think of him as any particular color, he is just a fellow Christian and ex soldier. I am sickened by these hate groups fueled by ignorance racism and big name leaders like Obama, Sharpton, Jackson, Farrakhan and the like. None of them could produce anything including a quality body part to be used for a transplant in anything more important than a pig.
I share your frustration. When this nation takes a nosedive probably from an economic crisis, expect these forces to run unfetted. You will have to do what is necessary to protect your family and property. It will potentially get very ugly

Don, according to the wiring diagram i just pullled up for a '91, it supposedly has an overdrive module in that year. The switch (momentary?) pulses the module, it then sends signal out through 2 thermo switches and then to computer requesting solenoid activation. Ignition power at the solenoid with computer controlling the ground.
so, Norm had it right.
You can give the Solenoid power, or ground....it doesn't matter. i would ground one leg to the trans case, and run a switched power for the other side.

Ken does that mean I can switch overdrive on in any gear...like making a 7 speed trans out of this thing?
Like 1st, then 1st w/OD, then 2nd w/o OD, then 2nd w/OD...and so forth?
I suspect the OD can only be hydraulically connected from the drive circuit. But it does raise an interesting question.

There should be two wires leaving your transmission. If my memory serves me correctly one has juice one is a ground. The computer switched the ground to shift in and out of OD. On my old farm truck I just wired the ground (I wanna say it's blue) to a dimmer switch and away we went.

I can crawl under there and look sometime today and verify.

OK, I'll craw for ya and take a pic or two. Might as well get this figured out