What are your other skills?

for a timing chain?! Ouch. Including rolls and tightener?

 

For a 2008 Ford Mustang 4.0 V6 (also in Explorers and Rangers):
To replace the timing chain you must pull the engine, intake, heads, and pretty much everything else to replace the @$%& timing chains (4 of them).
At this point I may as well do a complete rebuild.

 

Na I'm a 'mid' fart.

I collect old coins and currency. Is that considered a skill or a hobby?
I play with Legos. A skill or play time? I have a dedicated room with probably half a million pieces. Sadly no time lately to play.

 

My learned profession is farmer and winemaker; i started 1982 with computers and currently i use 80 % of my time in programming.

 

Ouch!

Even worse than replacing the spark plugs on my Pontiac. As they sit in the side of the cylinders, it has to be down from below, and you'll need a special tool and an extra joint on your arm to reach them...

And, while we are discussing cramped engine compartments, I can't change one of the headlights on my Honda CRV. My hands are too big (and I don't have large hands, they are average male size), and I can't reach it. I need to get help from my girlfriend or the kids. Changing a headlight bulb should be easy, even without tools and in darkness!

 

A friend of mine was so happy when they got their first child. Suddenly, he could play with Lego as much as he wanted, and, as an adult, he had the money to buy all the Lego he liked.

Also, when the new Star Wars movies came out, he was happy, because he could buy what toys he liked. When he was a kid and the original movies came, his parents never understood that you can't just have ONE stormtrooper figure...

 

Oh yeah, that's my story too

Suddenly I could watch Disney's The Aristocrats (and then many other movies and cartoons), play lego, jump in puddles, throw snowballs, make sandcastles, marble tracks..
All the amusement a child's mind (mine) could conceive..

Probably I am several 5-yo children in a single adult body..and I like it !

 

This evening I tried the following routine:

Code:

Sub Dinner_today
Dim Thuna As Tuna_sushi_quality
Dim Potatoes, Pastinake As Vegetable
Kitchen.Initalize("myKitchen")
For i = 1 To Pastinake.count
  Prepare(pastinake)
  Prepare(potatoe)
Next
cook_together(vegetables)
Finish_with(Cream, megnut,salt, lemon)
Roast(tuna,3 minutes, salt, pepper,lemonjuice)
CallSub("Bonapetite")
CallSub("Kitchen_Cleaner")

End Sub

There are still some errors in the code, the result is not for google play but anyway, it worked...

 

"KItchen_Cleaner" is not yet available in b4a 4.3 but I've heard about an extra lib you can buy.

 

Other skills besides programming?????
Does a level 70 WoW warrior count???

Actually, I am black belt in Taekwondo, that counts I guess.

 

Yep, but not as much as a level 96 in BF4...

 

Code:

Sub Dinner_today
Dim Thuna As Tuna_sushi_quality
Dim Potatoes, Pastinake As Vegetable
Kitchen.Initalize("myKitchen")
For i = 1 To Pastinake.count
  Prepare(pastinake)
  Prepare(potatoe)
Next
cook_together(vegetables)
Finish_with(Cream, megnut,salt, lemon)
Roast(tuna,3 minutes, salt, pepper,lemonjuice)
CallSub("Bonapetite")
CallSub("Kitchen_Cleaner")

End Sub

Hi eurojam,
I tried your code but got the following

Error: Salt not found. Did you forget to buy it from the shop!

 

Probably just the wrong version of the salt grinder library. Also, have you tried re-installing Windows?

 

merhaba Beja,
my b4a compiler is very error friendly - so the next version of the tuna with salt and pepper

stefan

 

When I was much younger seems like every time I looked at my wife we had a baby...

 

Good boy

 

Ford really took that engine a bit too far. It started out as 2.0 litre pushrod with gear driven cam in the 1960's and ended up being 4.0 littre SOHC with chain driven cam in the 1990's.

 

I'd expect you'd need a lot of patience for that

 

As you can see, sailing. www.zlatnajedra.com
And hardware development, based on Arduino, Netduino,...., PIC,...
But sailing is the best counterweight (??) to programming.

 

I have salt_check in Service Module.