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Mmm, English health food.

Happy Birthday Nate!

Belated Happy Birthday, Craig! Hope you had a wonderful day.

RIP Katherine Helmond. Loved watching her steal scenes in "Soap".

RIP Andre Previn.

Great looking Passion Fruit.

Here's another tack to bike fitness that might interest you.

RIP Peter and Mark.

Happy Birthday Naaman! Have a wonderful day.

Belated Happy Birthday, Dan! Hope it was a great one.

Tell me (and a few others here) about it!

Happy Birthday, Al! Enjoy your day.

Happy Birthday, Colin!

Happy Birthday Steve! May you have a wonderful day and year.

Maybe May owes Trump a favor and is doing this to take the heat off of him?

RIP Frank Robinson and Albert Finney.

Happy Birthday, Jeff! Hope you're having a wonderful day.

This is Head Case. You know what you should do.

RIP Jim Rodford.

Happy Birthday, Mike! Have a great time at church(es) today.

It's OK to be disappointed. What you shouldn't be is surprised.

I've dug a little more into the problem. I was able to insert the seal correctly into the "bad" back. It lays there correctly but is not held. So it comes out with any false move. The seal is the correct size so that's not a problem. The channel that holds the seal was damaged a bit in the "good" back. I'll try to clean it up and see if I can make it work. As I intend to use this controller as a backup, I don't really care that much if it's water proof. So if I can't fix the channel on the "good" back, I'll just assemble it without the seal. Thank you everybody for your help and suggestions.

Not as much as me trying to assemble with a misplaced seal. Can you suggest something else? In the meantime, I'll keep looking.

I have question about how to hold a rubber sealing ring in place when closing two halves of an electronic component. I'm trying to assemble a backup controller for my ebike. I want to match up the good front from one controller with the good back from another. There is a rubber seal to go between them. The problem I'm having is that the seal won't stay in its groove dry. Would it be ok to use something like a bit of Vaseline to hold the ring in place? Maybe something else?

Yay for catching it at home!