Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to displaying information related to a physical activity. In some embodiments, methods and user interfaces for managing the display of information related to a physical activity are described.

Abstract: A method of attaching a fuel line to a fuel filter is disclosed herein.

Abstract: A connection for attaching a fuel line to a fuel filter having a tubular coupling base affixed to a filter and having an intermediate portion providing wrench fiats, one end being connected with a fuel line, the coupling base being further defined by an annular surface adjacent the wrench flats forming a shoulder surface and an annular reduced diameter groove in the annular surface; a bracket of thin, stiff material having an opening therein receiving the coupling base annular surface, an inner surface of the bracket engaging the coupling base shoulder surface, the bracket having a fuel line receiving notch; a retaining ring positioned in the coupling base groove to engage the bracket and thereby secure the bracket to the coupling base; and protrusions in the bracket adjacent the opening providing an interfering relationship between the bracket and the coupling base shoulder surface to resist rotation of the bracket relative to the coupling base when the retaining ring is in position in the coupling base groo

Abstract: A tool carrying system including a housing mounted on a truck and individual tool carriers positionable therein comprising a rectangular housing having a parallel floor and roof, parallel sides, a parallel front wall and a door pivotally mounted at its lower edge to the lower rear edge of the floor, the door being of a height essentially equal to the height of the side walls of the housing for closing the rear open end of the housing and positionable in a open orientation to form an angled ramp for the sliding of the tool carriers to exterior of the housing; a plurality of tool carriers, each of the tool carriers being provided with a floor, and with upstanding side, front and rear walls coupled at their lower edge to the side, front and rear edges of the floor, and a handle having front and rear ends secured to the upper end of the front and rear walls with diagonal braces coupling an intermediate portion of the inner surface of each of the front and rear walls to the side walls; and the tool carriers each h

Abstract: A crawl space ventilation system includes an intake fan assemby (10) having a housing with an 8.times.15 inch tubular mounting portion (b 16), a jet-stream directing portion (30) which is substantially smaller than the mounting portion, and an electric fan mounted in the housing for driving air toward the jet-stream directing portion. The mounting portion is mounted in a crawl-space vent hole with the jet portion directed into the crawl-space toward a particular area to be ventilated. The crawl-space ventilation system also includes an outlet fan assembly (44) with an approximately 8.times.15 inch housing (46) and a jet-catching end (51). The outlet fan assembly also is mounted in a crawl space vent and is positioned to capture the air jet driven into the crawl space by the inlet fan assembly. Intermediate booster fan assemblies (70, 72) are also included to be mounted in the crawl space between vents for capturing and transmitting the jet stream between the inlet and outlet fan assemblies.