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As today's Mississippi High School Activities Association State Powerlifting event takes place in Jackson, East Webster coach Doug Wilson's group could be considered a bit unique.
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Location: Tracy, CA
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So this thread has been pretty quiet recently, seems my employer thinks getting the job done is just as important as my riding time. I have a little different view on that, but my weekends have been full with my "other" life and I've really missed being on the road, in the mountains, riding and enjoying the moment.
I came to the conclusion it was essential to my sanity to take a weekend off. My plan was to ride up 108 to Kennedy Meadows where the highway is closed for the winter and just take a day relaxing. Then something un ordinary happened, the passes opened in April! You've got to be kidding me. This was meant to be.
Rolling out in the morning I couldn't decide if I wanted to ride 3 passes, or just hit Sonora Pass and relax. Then it hit me, why not do both? Besides I really had the itch to ride, so the new plan was to ride over Ebbitts and Monitor like I had nothing to live for and still get to Sonora Pass by early afternoon. And that's what I did. I was scrubbing in new tires and felt like a caged animal set free up there.
So the day wasn't much about photos, but some hard riding. Still, something seemed wrong about going over these first two passes without at least a "photo of record". First stop of the day, just over Ebbits Pass. Man these roads are just killer.
Kind of ironic that the last installment to this thread was just down the hill from here. SO glad I made that ride and got the photos of Chalmers Mansion as by now the snow was gone that low, and the photo opportunity with it.
Monitor Pass was really play time....tires were feeling GOOD. No traffic and clear road. Probably won't be this good again until Fall when the riding season starts again. One more quick stop in the Eastern Sierras, where the mountains meet the desert.
Riding familiar turns heading up the hill this place just feels like coming home. A quick "Scouting" run over the top and figured then I'd find a spot for lunch when what do I see parked on the side of the road?
Now I'm not really shy about introducing myself, so I quickly stop and proceed to get to know the owner of this sexy machine. I swear, moto people are just the best on the planet, and what a great place for a B.S. session with my new friend John.
After listening to his riding impressions of the Guzzi and showing interest he casually tells me I should take it for a spin. Can you think of a better test ride for this bike than Sonora Pass? I can't. Seems he was interested in my Tenere and so the swap was made and we rode a few miles with enough turns to really get a decent first impression of the others ride. I think we were both looking like a couple giddy schoolgirls after the ride. I love the spontaneity of being on the road.
A hungry Guzzi watches lunch pass by.
Shortly after we part ways and I head back over the pass for lunch. I know restaurants are cool for being social and all, and it's the ADVrider thing to take a photo of your meal, but can you think of a better place to eat a B.T. sandwich than this? ( B.T. is just a BLT without the lettuce... that's getting to close to eating salad)
Nothing like taking a nap in the high sierras and waking up to this. This is where I get my landscaping ideas.
It's late in the day and I start rolling again. One last stop at one of my "super secret" chill spots. Doesn't look like much from the road, but a short hike down leads to a hidden path that will take you to an outcropping I like to climb out on and look down. Besides I needed a new profile photo and I think this represents me well.
More chill time. Just sitting there being in tune with the Universe. I always photograph this place as it's always a little different. Maybe I have an overactive imagination (I do) or my mind just thinks differently than everybody else on the planet, but I started to see something in the shadows that was a bit freaky, but cool, and now everytime I look at this photo I can't "not see" it. Give it a minute.
It's always hard to leave, but the Sun was low in the sky and time to roll. It's funny, but I cleaned my visor, checked my tire wear and I realized I was doing every thing I could to avoid leaving. What a great day, I felt recharged and satisfied once again.
I usually hit the passes the first weekend open. We are in for a dry year. What a contrast to opening weekend two years ago with record snowfall, thought I'd throw in a few photos from that ride just for fun.
See Ya up There!!
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Joined: Sep 2004
Location: Santa Cruz, CA
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Thanks for sharing and the usual great photos, Dave .... I was thinking of heading up for an Ebbetts/Monitor/Sonora loop when I saw that 4 and 108 had opened, but I just couldn't handle the idea of dragging across the Bay Area and Valley for the second time in two weeks. I rode 50 and then Luther/Monitor passes two weeks ago and it looks like most of the little snow there was, is gone.
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Yes, Monitor just has small patches of snow left. Going to be dry this year. I guess the early opening makes up for the early closing last year in October. To bad we didn't get more snow in between.
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Love Sonora Pass! Beautiful pics Dave. We live and work in the bay area, but will retire to our home off 108 in Soulsbyvile.
"If your fear becomes a wordless darkness that you avoid...you open yourself to further attacks of fear because you have never truly fought the opponent who defeated you." Yann Martel
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I'm a little jealous.
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Location: Huntington Beach, CA
Oddometer: 193
This is one of those great threads that compels me to drop what ever it is that pretends to be important, and just go ride. I still haven't completely figured out the whole slow down and enjoy the journey thing, but I'm trying...
Enjoying the moment
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Location: Tracy, CA
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As for the slow down thing, it's not for everyone, you'll know if/when it's right Last weekend was the first time in forever I blasted Ebbitts like that and had to force myself to stop for one photo, and remember there's nothing wrong with riding the same Pass twice in one day like I did Saturday on Sonora, once at speed and then return for a relaxed view of the same road. Lets face it, the best part of the road is from Dardanelle over and down to "the hairpin" overview of the desert, it's o.k. to do it multiple times.
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Location: Stockton, CA
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Wow. I'm inspired. Guess I know what I'm doing tomorrow.
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I live in Redding,You have been doing some good riding,keep it up!!!It was late and I had been drinking.
What would you do if you weren't afraid?
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I've already explained why summer is my "Off season" for riding (Hey, I live in CA) so I had some time to do some long overdue maintenance on the Strom and give the ol girl a little attention. Out for a quick test ride on new chain and sprockets, this is probably the shortest Ride Report I've ever done. Also why I always carry my compact camera even when I'm not out looking for photos, ten minutes from my house on a Delta Levee I've been on hundreds of times,but it looked different this day and I couldn't resist stopping for a photo, even in the blazing heat.
Now for my second shortest Ride Report, that same evening I'd been planning on experimenting with some night photography at a spot just outside Livermore. I've seen a sunset there more than a few times and thought watching a moonset cast shadows would be spectacular to. With the Strom in top condition perfect reason for a night ride to cool off. Arrived about 9pm and spent the next 4 hours enjoying the moment, quiet, and what a show. It's these little escapes that are sometimes as big as the dramatic rides.
Here's a few of the results.
I couldn't resist, if you know only ONE constellation......
If this looks normal to you it's time for bed
Literally NO traffic on the road I took advantage of a couple of teenage lovebirds driving up to my spot after midnight to get a cool photo.
This night photography was really just practice. If you've read this thread you saw my Burney Falls photos from last year when I went up there to visit friends, and believe it or not they invited me back again! I was on a mission to get a photo of the falls I've never seen before, a night shot. This trip was quick and I didn't record it like last year, but I spent far more time at the park hiking around.
If you've been there and never hiked above the falls you really should. The most uncanny thing I've seen, just as the water is coming straight out of the porous rock at the falls, the river itself comes out of the ground shortley upstream. In fact less than a mile up (even you lazy riders can handle that!) the stream is not there, just a pile of rocks. I've never seen so much water spring in such a short distance.
This is the dried riverbed where I met a photographer doing the same thing I was.
This little mudhole was so full of life that we spent an hour or so there finding so many creatures giving us a show. This is what I love about photography and why it's becoming such a big part of my riding experience, this sort of thing is missed by most.
Finally evening sets, and after a big meal from my gracious hosts I left the campfire and set out alone to get the shot a came here for.
You won't find this on a postcard in the store....but you will at ADVrider
The strange things you see after dark.....Bat?? Moth?? Tinkerbell??
Seems my summer so far has been about after hours photography, so this last weekend I decided to try my hand at capturing some falling stars, so where else should I go? You guessed it, Sonora Pass and the eastern Sierras. I mean even if I don't get what I came for, it's not like it sucks being there.
I'm not ALWAYS taking photos (notice the months of gaps in this thread), but still you know it was a good day of riding when my camera doesn't even come out of the bag until an hour before sunset. After a great dinner at the Mountain View BBQ in Walker I start my ride back up the pass. Can't pass up a shot like this
The last minutes of light are always magical in color.
When it's this dark, the Milky Way is magical, with some of the colors coming through. A little longer exposure and light is stunning.
After midnight, 9000ft, temps dropping into the 30s and I'm on a motorcycle looking for photo oppurtunities. Life is just Awesome.
With lots of patience, which really isn't a problem when I'm enjoying the moment, I saw my shooting stars across the Milky Way. It's almost silly the rush this stuff gives me.
O.K. this one is an airplane ....but it makes such a cool photo!!
What a great ride back down the mountain in the wee hours of the morning. The road is all mine, and I got to use my Gerbings for the first time in months!
The following morning a little high desrt seemed in order. Anytime I can ride into Nevada in August while there is still a chill in the air, I'm going to take it.
This fun road followed the wash next to it for a few miles, and at some points the wash became the road....or the road became a wash and I started to regret switching back to full street tires in spots. Some of the faster sections where it turned to sand washes had me doing the coin flip, you know do I slow down and increase the chances of tucking the front end , but it will be a slower fall? Or stay on the gas and hope for the best? Needless to say my front tire was doing some sideways plows at highway speeds more than a few times.
More stunning mountains.
This last photo is what adventure riding is all about to me. Not racing Dakar, or sleeping in a hut on a world tour, but just an awesome touring bike that eats miles and twisties and makes me want to follow small roads like this "just to see". Life on my terms, go where I want and enjoy as much of it as I can.
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Location: Sacramento CA
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Stunning, as usual.
Delta: Clarksburg? Saw a canal like that a few weeks ago.
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Enjoying the moment
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Location: Tracy, CA
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Thanks, glad you're still enjoying it.
A bit further south, I'm not even sure the name of the road but I could look it up. This is just outside of Tracy, one of my after work getaways.
On a side note, forgot to post this photo taken Saturday on 108. Maybe a local?
Yeah I'm a chick
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Location: BACK IN THE STATES!!!
Oddometer: 4,513
Dave, you and I see things very much the same way- would be great to ride together. We're just around the corner from each other as well.
I was thinking of heading up to Leavitt Lake this weekend. Wanna come and teach me some tricks? Ordering an intervalometer as I type this...
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Location: Ripon, CA USA
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Desert Dave,
Nice thread. I just moved back to CA, close to Tracy (Ripon). I have been re-discovering the Sierra's on my new Triumph Explorer.
I have taken a few photos but yours do a much better job of capturing what the Sierras have to offer.
I spend the last 24 years moving all around the US and knew I would be back here someday. I finally worked out a relocation with my employer a few months back and moved from PA back home to CA.
Been to Ebbets pass & Tioga pass in the past 2 weekends alone..
I am sure we will pass each other on the road someday.
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Last updated at 14:43, Thursday, 31 May 2012
UNDERAGE teens were served alcohol on two separate occasions by the same barman at a Barrow hotel.
The police have launched a license review into the Victoria Park Hotel in Victoria Road, after under-18s were sold alcohol in two undercover operations.
Hotel owner Ian Alexander will now have to attend a hearing at Barrow Town Hall to examine how future mistakes can be prevented.
The review has been submitted by Inspector Mike O'Hagan of Barrow police, and revealed the hotel failed two test purchase operations.
He said: "This licensed premise has been the subject of two test purchase operations conducted within three months of each other in February and April that have, on both occasions, resulted in sales of alcohol to persons under the age of 18 years. On Saturday February 11 at 9.35pm a test purchase operation was conducted at the Victoria Park Hotel by Cumbria Constabulary utilising male test purchasers aged 15 and 16 years of age.
"The test purchasers were able to purchase alcohol without any recognised identification and the sale was witnessed by covert police officers. The male member of the bar staff responsible for the retail sale of alcohol was issued with a fixed penalty notice for disorder."
Police then attended the premises on March 5, but Mr Alexander was not present and there was no incident book or staff training records available for inspection.
On April 14 at 8.40pm, a similar inspection resulted in a 15-year-old female and 16-year-old male being sold alcohol by the same barman.
Insp O'Hagan said: "The male member of staff responsible for the retail sale of alcohol was the same male who sold on the first occasion in February and was interviewed under caution and reported for summons."
The police are now recommending the hotel adopts six action points to prevent underage sales, including ensuring the licence supervisor is present at all times, creating an incident book and bringing in staff training.
A date for the hearing is still to be set, but all representations must be made to Barrow Borough Council by June 7.
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The hotel was contacted by the Evening Mail but Mr Alexander was unavailable for comment.
First published at 13:23, Thursday, 31 May 2012
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I have to agree with Linda Vickers on this one. People are too quick to judge on these issues, I personally feel that its unfair that everyone should be accountable for one person's incompetency. Staff are aware of the policies in place for the retail sale of Alcohol, Mr Alexander always re-iterates these policies to new and old Staff alike. I appreciate that the said Barman didn't follow procedure twice, however being aware of these policies, how is it right that everyone else be held under jurisdiction?
No licensed premises should be excused for getting caught off guard. The vast majority are doing a fine job and the rest must catch up or face the consequences
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Last updated at 13:24, Monday, 16 April 2012
I GUESS I should start by: A) Welcoming those who have no idea who I am or how I got here.
And B) Thanking those family, friends and strangers who clicked my competition blogs to earn me this column.
(Those in the first group now have a vague idea).
I'm here for 12 months. In short, I won the NWEM Big Blogger competition to earn this column for the year and also a laptop that my boys have claimed for themselves before I have even received it. A year suddenly seems like a very long time. 52 columns x 500 words = 26,000 words. Yikes!
Those who did read my blogs know a little of what to expect. I don't sit on fences, but I don't sit on a particular side of them either. I'm hard to please when it comes to politicians. That new boy Woodcock (is he still new?) has yet to upset me though – He seems like a decent chap and so shall escape the fate of my pen. For now.
Councillors and councils in general? I love them – when they get it right. It is THAT conditional – let's see how much love I can convey in the next 12 months.
I also cannot offer any guarantees that I will not "go off on one" about dog dirt or other such things that stick in my throat.
(Reading that last line back, it's all kinds of wrong, but you know what I mean).
I'm passionate about Furness and the surrounding area – we desperately need funding, assistance and anything else we can blag from Central or European governments to kick start regeneration in the area.
The work that Furness Enterprise has done, along with the now defunct Barrow Regeneration cannot be allowed to fall apart – but that's what appears to be happening. I'll be adding my voice to any campaign that takes up the fight.
I'm also an honorary part-time member of the local grammar police. I'm no expert – but anything that is going to be put up on walls in public really needs to be checked – the town may have been built on shipbuilders' tea and iron ore, but there's an abundance of apostrophes that seem to live here too, looking for any opportunity to jump in where not needed! I may be tempted to feature some of the best in my column's (sic).
And then there's the "Quiches" on Duke Street – but we'll leave that mystery for another column – you will not believe your eyes with that one!
So that's just a little taster, welcome aboard the column, I'm looking forward to our journey over the next year, as I hope you are too.
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I was building a program last night that got a little too "spaghetti" -ish - wires and loops and switches and, in the end, I ended up scrapping it.
This morning, I wish I hadn't done that... because I think it would have been cool to post, without comments, and see if readers could guess what it does.
Inviting you guys to post up your idea of a complicated program - I'll try and rebuild mine tonight.
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- Brian Davis said...
So we're starting an "obfuscated NXT-G" event? Seeing as how there's a lot of stuff hidden in the configuration panel, it should be interesting seeing how complex a program you can make that *is* still understandable from a screenshot or two.
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- Jun 17, 2006, 4:47:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
I wonder what could be the benefit of such an enterprise?
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- Jim Kelly said...
Just pure fun, Matthias...
... and maybe to see how warped a mind you have when it comes to programming.
- Jun 17, 2006, 5:00:00 AM
It is obvious that Matthais is an artist, always seeking a functional form which is asthetically pleasing.
- Jun 17, 2006, 6:41:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
sometimes not even functional ;-) ;-)
But seriously: my (few) NXT-G programs tend to split into a lot of blocks that split into blocks again (and so on) - so I usually end up with a bunch of simple blocks connected by comparatively unsophisticated control flow.
This strategy has two reasons: first of all, modularization is commonly considered a good design (admittedly NXT-G does not allow yet for a satisfying level of componentization in the IT sense of the term), and secondly, it's just a pragmatic approach to overcome the still apparent shortcomings of the NXT-G IDE when it comes to nested control structures.
It's easy to see that such a kind of NXT-G programs are not very well suited neither for meaningful screenshots nor for spagetthization.
Having some (professional) experience with model driven development and the design of languages with graphical syntax, I have my doubts about some parts of NXT-G's design anyway - but that's subject to another discussion.
- Jun 17, 2006, 5:48:00 PM
I am not interested in a obfuscated programming competition. No, really.
However as I have not yet interacted with the NXT G environment I am interested in where you think the limits are. Particularly with regard to representing complex programs.
- Jun 19, 2006, 6:44:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
> .. and maybe to see how warped a mind you have when it comes to programming.
pretty warped, pretty warped, I'm afraid - at least my colleagues who (have to) work on the same code base as me think so...;-)
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The medieval kingdoms of Crusader Kings II are rife with war, disease, and drama. In this Old World real-time strategy game--the sibling of developer Paradox Interactive's other historical RTS, Sengoku--you choose from hundreds of noblemen and attempt to earn as much prestige for your kingdom as possible. Compared with the previous Crusader Kings, this sequel adds several new features, including a streamlined interface, a 3D world map, and a tutorial of the game's numerous menus and interactions. Unfortunately, the tutorial wasn't ready during our play session, but we still found plenty of ways to make our own fun.
Our ruler of choice was Boleslaw the Bold, ruler of the Kingdom of Poland. Our first, and only, task was to select a wife and secure an heir to the throne; die without an heir, and it's game over. From the available bachelorettes we picked Urraka--her name just rolls off the tongue--Princess of Navarra, because she had huge…tracts of land. Boleslaw is a man of simple tastes.
The blushing bride packed the wrath trait, meaning that she took a hit to her negotiation skills and was great at smashing expensive dishware, but she was also a charismatic negotiator, which bumped her negotiation skills right back up. Every character has a collection of traits, from amateurish plotter to glutton, that influence how he or she will interact with others. Diplomacy and international relations are just as strong as any sword or shield in the world of Crusader Kings II, especially for a smaller kingdom such as ours. A few days later, the marriage was accepted, and we faced our first royal decision: Do we make our subjects pay for the wedding? Choosing yes would keep us from losing any gold, while choosing no would award 50 prestige.
Not long after the marriage, we received a notification stating that Courtier Bozena might fancy us. We then had the option of blowing her off or paying a late-night visit to her chambers. Naturally, we chose the latter--they call us The Bold for a reason. A few beats later we received a message from the good king simply stating that he had visited Bozena's chambers and had given her "a good tumble." Ah, it's good to be the king.
But then doubt set in. Fearing the wrath of the queen, we clicked on the intrigue tab and surveyed our options. Our choices were to either "become a paragon of virtue," which was noble and boring, or "see Queen Consort of Urraka of Poland dead." We decided it was time to go all King Henry VIII on our wife and started a plot against her. Each plot has a percentage to indicate its chance of success. Our plot started with only a 43.3 percent probability of success, so while Boleslaw's spirit might've been willing, his reach exceeded his grasp. To help grease the gears of murder, we called upon Macko, Bishop of Czestochowa, and Bogumil, Prince-Bishop of Gniezno, who both held the "cruel" trait and had a high opinion of us.
With their help, the queen had an unfortunate accident a few months later. Apparently, her carriage was randomly attacked by bandits, and she didn't make it out alive. What are the odds? Behind all the family squabbles, there was still plenty of ruling to be done, such as dispatching our chancellor to improve diplomatic relations with the massive Holy Roman Empire in the West, or summoning our local lords to vote on increasing tax rates in cities. We also adjusted our technology focus in the culture tree to "profane art" solely for the increase in prestige, of course.
Our time with Crusader Kings II revealed it to be an immense game driven by character interaction. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to accomplish much in the way of conquering the world, but we did at least gain some prestige--and upgraded our marital situation for good measure. You'll be able to partake in Crusader Kings II's combat, management, and courtly intrigue yourself when the game is released on February 17 of next year.


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Nov 7, 2006
Mobile Phone NXT Control
Documentation can be downloaded here.
Support is provided for the following:
Nokia: 6680, 3230
Sony Ericson: W800i, W550i, K610i, K800i, K750i, Z710i, Z550i, K510i
BenQ-Siemens: CX75, X75
Please let us know your results if you test the application.
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- Tony said...
Unfortunately I can't get it to work with my Nokia 6682 (US version of the 6680). When I try to connect to the NXT I get a message saying: "Lost connection with NXT. Please re-connect."
- Nov 7, 2006, 11:38:00 AM
I was able to get it working with my Nokia N73. The resolution of my screen is 240X320, so the app runs small and in the upper left corner, but it works.
Remote control, program control, data gathering. The photo phunction didn't work on my phone, though.
This makes me wanna play with my legos more!
- Nov 13, 2006, 9:22:00 AM
I did need to pair my NXT to the phone before launching the app.
- Nov 13, 2006, 9:23:00 AM
I tried the app (all versions) on my Nokia 6403 but it didn't work--I got a out of memory error. I think it just might work if they removed the fancy animation. I ran the app in an emulator on my PC and I like it.
- Nov 28, 2006, 4:35:00 PM
Some versions of the app didn't download to my phone successfully. But if I renamed the *.jar to something else (eg, *.txt), the file copied without a problem. When the file was copied to my phone, I rename it to the original file name.
- Nov 28, 2006, 4:39:00 PM
Whats a passkey on the NXT when you try to connect. It asks for it. How do I find it out?
- Nov 7, 2007, 9:29:00 AM
- GrygrFlzr said...
the passkey is chosen when you connect to the phone. default passkey is: '1234' without ''.
Mine connects perfectly to ALL phones, but sometimes it says: "Busy line..." when connecting.
- Dec 25, 2008, 11:52:00 PM
- otuto said...
where I can get this application to nokia 6233.. screen resolution is 240*320
- Mar 6, 2009, 6:14:00 AM
- Fabian said...
The application works really good! I tried it out with a Sony Ericsson C702 and it worked.
- Jun 15, 2009, 5:41:00 AM
- admin said...
where can I download the NXT mobile phone application ? It doesn't seem to be available online anymore. Can someone put it online for me somewhere ?
- Dec 11, 2009, 6:04:00 AM
- Pasi said...
Yeah, it is quite weird you cannot find the application any more. Anyone knows where to find it, or even if there's a newer version?
- Feb 9, 2010, 6:34:00 AM
- Markus said...
Same problem: NO NXT mobile phone application to find... :(
Maybe someone can help or share? I'm using a Nokia 5800 and would love to try it with NXT.
Thank you!
- Feb 24, 2010, 3:51:00 PM
- miss "CHRISTY" canna said...
i can't find it!!!
i cant find the application anywhere, anymore!!!!
can anybody find me??? post it for me??? somewhere??
i need it fast! as soon as possible!!!
- Jul 20, 2010, 10:53:00 PM
- Ryan Wood said...
Yeah - Looks like they took it off or something. That's okay though, because you don't need that particular application to get your mobile device to control the NXT! Not to fear for a great writeup on the controlling the NXT over bluetooth, check this out:
Also, if you would rather just download some apps for your device to control the NXT, there are plenty of FREE applications here:
-Just filter it for LEGOS under the robot tab!
Hope this helps!
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Lego (trademarked in capitals as LEGO) is a line of construction toys manufactured by the Lego Group, a privately held company based in Billund, Denmark. The company's flagship product, Lego, consists of colorful interlocking plastic bricks and an accompanying array of gears, minifigures and various other parts. Lego bricks can be assembled and connected in many ways, to construct such objects as vehicles, buildings, and even working robots. Anything constructed can then be taken apart again, and the pieces used to make other objects. The toys were originally designed in the 1940s in Europe and have achieved an international appeal, with an extensive subculture that supports Lego movies, games, video games, competitions, and four Lego themed amusement parks.
The Lego Group began in the workshop of Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark, who began making wooden toys in 1932. In 1934 his company came to be called Lego. It expanded to producing plastic toys in 1940. In 1949 Lego began producing the now famous interlocking bricks, calling them "Automatic Binding Bricks". These bricks were based largely on the design of Kiddicraft Self-Locking Bricks, which were released in the United Kingdom in 1947. Lego modified the design of the Kiddicraft brick after examining a sample given to it by the British supplier of an injection-moulding machine that the company had purchased. The bricks, manufactured from cellulose acetate, were a development of traditional stackable wooden blocks that locked together by means of several round studs on top and a hollow rectangular bottom. The blocks snapped together, but not so tightly that they required extraordinary effort to be separated.
The company name Lego was coined by Christiansen from the Danish phrase leg godt, which means "play well". The name could also be interpreted as "I put together" and "I assemble" in Latin, though this would be a somewhat forced application of the general sense "I collect; I gather; I learn"; the word is most used in the derived sense "I read".
The Lego Group's motto is kun det bedste er godt nok which means 'only the best is good enough'. This motto was created by Ole Kirk to encourage his employees never to skimp on quality, a value he believed in strongly. The motto is still used within the company today.
The use of plastic for toy manufacture was not highly regarded by retailers and consumers of the time. Many of the Lego Group's shipments were returned after poor sales; it was thought that plastic toys could never replace wooden ones.
By 1954 Christiansen's son Godtfred Kirk Christiansen had become the junior managing director of the Lego Group. It was his conversation with an overseas buyer that struck the idea of a toy system. Godtfred saw the immense potential in Lego bricks to become a system for creative play but the bricks still had some problems from a technical standpoint: their locking ability was limited and they were not very versatile. In 1958 the modern brick design was developed but it took another five years to find the right material for it. The modern Lego brick was patented on January 28, 1958; bricks from that year are still compatible with current bricks.
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Christianity most likely arrived in Ethiopia in the first century. The conversion of King Ezana in 330 c.e. led to its official acceptance and the minting of coins bearing one of the earliest uses of the cross as a Christian symbol. Although the silver pendant crosses in the Museum's collection are from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, their forms have a considerably longer history, as the much older copper, wood, and iron crosses here demonstrate.
Hand crosses, which are used by priests, are either hand-held or suspended from a cord around the neck. They are kissed by the faithful to receive a blessing. Processional crosses are carried on long poles in religious processions. Prayer staffs are used to mark rhythms during sacred dances and as supports to lean on while standing for long hours during Orthodox church services. Together, all of these crosses are emblems of the Ethiopian Orthodox church's ongoing authority.
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- Culture: Amhara
- Medium: Silver
- Place Made: Ethiopia
- Dates: 19th or 20th century
- Dimensions: 1 7/8 x 1 3/16 in. (4.8 x 3.0 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of Africa
- Museum Location: This item is on view in African Storage Annex, East Gallery, 1st Floor
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- Accession Number: 79.72.14
- Credit Line: Gift of George V. Corinaldi Jr.
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- Caption: Amhara. Pendant Cross, 19th or 20th century. Silver, 1 7/8 x 1 3/16 in. (4.8 x 3.0 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of George V. Corinaldi Jr., 79.72.14. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Silver neck cross in form of a Latin cross with decorative designs incised on both sides: on one side an inscription is incised along the width of the cross. Incised X forms decorate the length. On the other side, diamond forms are incised of all the arms and in the center of the cross there is a floral motif enclosed in a circle. The top of the superior arm is pierced and surmounted by a ring for suspension. Condition: Very good, evidence of wear.
- Record Completeness: Best (89%)


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Well, who knows? I may actually revive this thing. The problem is how far I will go.
This time around, I might avoid the whole one Discworld book per week thing, though...
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