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County commissioners have capped the amount at $20,000.
"There's absolutely an effort right now to be very conservative with how those dollars are spent and provided," County Administrator Jim Curry said.
The across-the-board reduction is part of an ongoing overhaul of the Tourism Development Department's policies in the wake of the Mark Bellinger fraud scandal.
In May 2012, commissioners discovered that Bellinger, who was the executive director of the Tourist Development Council, had misused millions of dollars in bed tax money and BP grants. Some of that involved the haphazard funding of tourism-related events with little or no accounting of how the money was spent.
Now, individuals and groups seeking funding must apply for the money at least 60 days before an event is scheduled. They also must provide a detailed report of the event's past results, such as the number of participants and room nights it generated.
"We've defined the terms under which the TDD is going to award these things," said Dan O'Byrne, director of the Tourist Development Department. "We want to make sure we are actually getting something for our money."
He said the new regulations are not an attempt to penalize any group, but the new process must be followed.
"They want people to come to their events, and so do I," O'Byrne said. "If you want us to help, then you're going to have to play ball."
All groups must complete the new application and submit it to the TDC, which will evaluate the event and decide whether or not to recommend funding to county commissioners, who have final approval.
While he predicts that some organizations might be dismayed at the $20,000 cap, O'Byrne said he believes it's a reasonable amount, given what the county's been through in the past year.
"I think all of them understand the need for discipline," he said. "Some time needs to pass and we need to show the public that we're being good stewards of their money."
O'Byrne stressed that $20,000 is the maximum amount of money available using a formula that calls for awarding $10 for every room night generated by the event.
"It's not like we're handing out $20,000 to anyone who applies," he added. "Conversely, if you're bringing in 2,000 room nights … it's real money to the community. It's not like the arithmetic doesn't work."
Under the new regulations, bed tax money can be spent only on marketing and promotions or vendor-contracted host fees. Any other use of the funds is unauthorized.
O'Byrne and Curry agreed that the $20,000 could be increased in the future if county officials see fit.
"You've got a new (TDC) that will be convening and they'll spend this year looking at those things and evaluating, and you could always have further changing," Curry said.
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Aug 7, 2008
NI Week 08, NXT-sans Underwater Excavator
NXT-sans Underwater Excavator
John Brost is showing the NXT-sans, a LEGO copy of the Nexans Spider, build to excavate underwater.
The model was build By Daniel, Martyn (aka Robotica) and Eric, in the Netherlands, for demo during NI Week 2008.
The real Spider works with an Compact RIO controller by NI, this one has 2 NXT running NXT-G or Labview.
This model has 5 XL PF motors to scoop, turn and drive. Form the remote you can turn on custom LED lights.
During the first day of the event 2 motor had to be exchanged because they stopped working. YES the motors are Running UNDERWATER, but are not watertight, they are more water resistance. [DO NOT SUBMERGE YOUR MOTORS OR NXT AT HOME, because LEGO® does not replace your motors!]
It took us about 100 hours to build an program the model.
More info:
Nexans Spider: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apsKCkSHEcs
NI ROV: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-D7jBZ4z0g
4 comments:
- BlueToothKiwi said...
Excellent post - If you want to ignore Martyn's caution and try it for your self - do avoid doing it on a coral reef!
But seriously - this is a fantastic project and I love it - There are no special parts here - apart from the long cable which can be built pretty easily [I will post instructions later this week). The bucket is from the 2008 TECHNIC excavator, the wheels are from a Mission to mars set. The only thing that is the hard to get part is the guts to sacrifice the PF motor and cable!
Well done to everyone involved - The team from Holland (Daniel W, Martyn B, Eric S), Dave P. And John B for demoing it .... and of course LEGO.
- Aug 7, 2008, 3:43:00 AM
- David Levy said...
Very Cool.
It is hard to see from the video. Did the submerged robot also include the PF battery box or just the motors?
Any problems with the leads connected to the motors?
Also: What is that tube running from the robot to outside the tank. Is that were you are running the wires? If so then how is the connection sealed?
- Aug 7, 2008, 4:58:00 AM
- BlueToothKiwi said...
I think based on what Martyn posted it looks like the PF motors are powered by a custom cable from the surface. If you want to create a cable like that, please check out this post
- Aug 7, 2008, 6:39:00 AM
this was an amazing project and i really like how they got it underwater. i cant wait to get some money for some new lego sets. and i am planning on getting a brick. this was seriously awsome i wish i could see it in person.
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If you've either walked into or walked past the Tate Britain in the past year or, so you will have noticed closed off sections and entrances. Major developments have been afoot, and now one of the main changes is complete — a re-arrangement of much of the permanent collection.
The galleries now follow a chronological path, such as you'd find at the National Gallery. This means we can follow the progression of British art from 1545 to today. Gold signs on the floor tell you which era you're entering. Though logically sensible and easy to follow, this has resulted in some interesting juxtapositions, such as a Rubens next to stately portraits, and one small room with works as diverse as horse paintings by George Stubbs, a portrait by Joshua Reynolds and an apocalyptic depiction of Vesuvius erupting.
It's interesting to compare Impressionism to the Pre-Raphaelites but once we cross into the the 1900s the art movements come thick and fast, resulting in some galleries with a jarring scattergun of styles. One extreme contrast we loved, however, is a delicate Calder mobile hanging above a monolithic Henry Moore sculpture.
Tate has also discarded the detailed notes that used to accompany each work, preferring just the artist, title and year of completion. This purist approach is likely to delight the art historians, who often complain about galleries 'telling us what to think' but it's likely that most people would've preferred a little more guidance than the odd plaque, with a nod to various movements in art and perhaps some context behind how separate art movements evolved. Perhaps it'll result in more people parting with £4 for the audio guides.
The new layout is definitely better than the previous design and rightly provides separate galleries for the heavyweights Turner, Moore and Blake. It's a new look that's met with much positive critical appraisal and, with the caveat about the labelling, we'd add our own approval to the chorus.
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1887 – Birthday – Georgia O'Keefe, sculptor/painter (Cow's Skull)
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1939 - Social Security Administration approves first unemployment check
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1971 - Edie Sedgwick, American actress and model (b. 1943), dies at 28
1989 - "Batman" is released on VHS
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1991 - Ricky Pierce (Seattle) begins NBA free throw streak of 75
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University Theatre Presents OTMAEvent Details: April 08 - April 10, Xavier Hall, 3733 West Pine Mall, St. Louis, MO, 63108
|From left: Ryan Natalino.Kristin Rion, Anna Rossini and Caroline Kwan, in OTMA. Photo by John Lamb
Following the Russian revolution of 1917 the Romanov Tsar, his wife, and five children were executed by firing squad.
The four daughters Olga (O), Tatiana(T), Marie(M), and Anastasia(A), are the subject of the University Theatre's next production, OTMA. It dramatizes their final days under house arrest, possibly performing scenes from Anton Chekov's The Cherry Orchard to pass the seemingly endless days.
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Now, although these issues are behind Tony and Ryan, for the rest of us, two issues arising from this incident still remain. First, there's a widely-held perception that if a law enforcement officer tells you to pull over, you are required by law to comply with that order, even if the order itself is unlawful. Second, what should cyclists who find themselves in similar situations do?
The first issue--whether cyclists must obey the orders of law enforcement officers--was central to the "motion to dismiss" hearings for Tony and Ryan. As the Court held, if the cyclist hasn't broken a traffic law, then the cyclist can't be lawfully arrested, and the order to pull over is itself unlawful. Therefore, if the order is unlawful, the cyclist is not required to obey the order, and can't be arrested for failure to comply. Now, this is the law in Ohio, but it is based on 4th Amendment jurisprudence, so the jurisprudence in other states should be similar. If somebody knows of contradictory 4th Amendment jurisprudence in another state, please let me know.
Those legal points aside, there's another point to consider here: Were Tony and Ryan ever actually ordered to pull over? The Deputy has testified that he ordered them to pull over, but Tony and Ryan tell a different story; according to Tony and Ryan, the Deputy told them (1) "You guys shouldn't be riding in the road; (2) "Get off the f-cking road"; (3) "You're under arrest"; and (4) "Stop or I'll shoot." If no order was given, at what point should they have pulled over? When they were told they shouldn't be riding in the road? When they were told to get off the road? If they did get off the road, as ordered, what does that say about their right to the road? Certainly, one could make the argument that, as a practical matter and all legalities aside, they should have pulled over when they were told they were under arrest, but as Tony explains, at that point, they weren't given a chance to pull over.


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weeks? your doing it wrong, a fresh install should not take more than a few hours
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And you are on drugs mate. What have you got, two or 3 apps installed on your system? Everything else pretty much set on default?. My system is nothing like that. I spent the last 2 years using my system before upgrading to Win 8 to get it to work just the way I liked - and then maybe the last 3 weeks on and off getting Windows 8 to work the way I like too.
Any half-baked oaf can install a default Windows system in under a few hours. That is not the issue in this case.
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which would make sense if he has tweaked it to death and done all these "customization's" possibly that is what caused the problem in the first place.
You obviously don't know how Windows 8 refresh works.
Yes, you will have to reinstall your desktop software, however, all of your apps, settings, documents, and files will remain as they are. So unless you really ****ed stuff up, all you should have to do is reinstall software. If that takes you weeks, you need to learn to computer.
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Samsung Galaxy Europa
Capacitive touchscreen, compact design, lightweight, Android 2.1
Flimsy build quality, poor camera, low screen resolution, no multi-touch support
If you're in the market for a budget Android phone then chances are you'll be having a tough time making up your mind as there are so many of the blighters around. The Samsung Galaxy Europa (GT-i5500) offers Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth, along with 140MB of internal memory and a 2.8-inch touchscreen.
At first glance, the Europa looks classy enough with its shiny, black fascia and metallic frame and snappy silver Google logo on the back. However, once you get it in your hand, it feels a little flimsy. The upside of that is that it weighs just 102g meaning that you can barely feel the weight of it in your bag, and measuring in at 56 x 108 x 12.3mm, it's certainly small and slim enough to fit into your pocket. The glossy back panel means that your phone will be plastered with smudgy fingerprints soon enough and it is something of a dust magnet as well, but the asymmetrically curved back does make it comfortable to hold.
Along with a four-way navigation button encircling a Confirm button, you'll also get the tell-tale selection of Android buttons - Menu, Home, Back and Search, along with dial and end keys. There is a volume up and down button on the side of the handset, although it is in a slightly awkward place, meaning that you have to adjust your typical "phone-holding" position to use it. Just underneath the volume buttons, you'll find the Micro-USB connector which you can use to charge the phone through your computer or with the supplied power adaptor.
The 2.8-inch TFT-LCD screen is a little on the small side and sports a rather low 240 x 320-pixel resolution. This means that while you can easily watch a video clip or two, the images are rather soft so you wouldn't want to watch anything too demanding and you certainly wouldn't be able to sit through an entire TV programme. Surprisingly the touchscreen is capacitive, rather than resistive which is what you'd expect to find on an entry-level smartphone. The Europa uses Samsung's TouchWiz UI, which is pleasingly zippy and responsive. Likewise, navigating around the menu screens is child's play, particularly if you're already used to the Android interface.
You'll find all the usual suspects once you delve into the apps screen, including the calendar, camera, maps, browser, YouTube and Android Market, among others. There's also an icon for Samsung Apps, with Samsung continuing to offer their own spin on apps. On our review device the Samsung apps offering was empty, but if other devices are anything to go by, it won't contain anything wildly exciting anyway.
When it comes to texting, the alphanumeric keypad is actually a fair size compared to many similarly priced phones, but if you turn the phone on its side and use it in landscape mode a QWERTY keyboard pops up, making typing much easier.
Powered by the relatively up-to-date Android 2.1 (Eclair), the handset boasts an improved user interface compared to those that still use older versions. Sporting 512MB of RAM and packing 600MHz of processing power, the Europa is quite snappy, although it can a bit clunky if you have more than one app running at a time.
There are seven customisable home screens, although the main home screen is on the far left whereas we find it easier to have it in the middle - although that's really down to personal taste. At the foot of each home screen you'll find three icons, one for the phone dialler, one for contacts, and one for the main apps menu.
You'll get a slightly measly 140MB of user memory, along with a 1GB microSD card, which you'll need if you intend to store any multimedia files. You can, of course, upgrade the memory capacity by investing in a 32GB microSD card.
The capacitive touchscreen makes web browsing fairly smooth and accurate, although the low resolution means you lose a fair bit of clarity when zooming in and Samsung hasn't included multi-touch support.
The phone's cripplingly mediocre 2-megapixel camera is a bit of a disappointment, even on an entry-level phone. This is the sort of photo capability that we would have expected to see on a phone about 5 years ago or more. Unsurprisingly, the pictures aren't very good quality, as there's no autofocus. You can add various effects such as sepia and monochrome, but these don't really help with the relatively poor quality of the original snaps.
The Europa also includes the Write and Go universal text composer which enables you to type in the text first then select the destination, whether it's a text message, calendar entry or a status update. Other features include a 3.5mm jack on the top edge of the handset for plugging in the supplied headphones and an FM radio with RDS.
You can pick up the Europa for around £169.99 SIM free, or about £120 on a PAYG basis. If you'd rather opt for a contract, you can get the Europa from £15 a month.
There's no getting away from the fact that the Samsung Galaxy Europa is a fairly average mobile phone. The tiny screen with its low resolution and the poor camera don't do much to help its cause. However, the inclusion of a capacitive touchscreen is something of a boon on a phone in this price range so we have to give credit for that. And although the design might not win any awards, it's not bad either and the phone is certainly compact. However, there are better phones around at a similar price point, such as the HTC Wildfire.


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I'm trying to update an older Windows XP computer for someone, it's a clean install but Windows Update and even the IE8 installer don't seem to do anything. They don't give any errors, they just site at the checking for updates part forever. I know XP support hasn't ended quite yet so I'm not sure what's going on. I tried with another XP computer just to see if there was a problem on my end and it did the same thing, just sits with the checking for updates progress bar running for hours.
I tried installing IE8 also and it just sits at the downloading phase doing nothing. I'm not sure what's going on but are there some offline installers somewhere I could use to update this thing? (Before anyone says it I cannot put 7 or 8 on it, the customer wants XP so it's not my decision.)


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It seems to be:
7th June - The World of Poo.
21st June - The Long Earth (with Stephen Baxter)
13th September - The Compleat Ankh-Morpork
11th October - A Blink of the Screen: Collected Short Fiction
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I can use the browser based player fine and all works well, even surprised how well! My connection usually isnt great for streaming but I can use netflix on the medium "better" setting at 0.7GB/hour.
Anyway, I downloaded the metro netflix app. I can start it up, browse all videos, click play. But when the video loader gets to 98% and the message appears "setting up video player". The app crashes and sends me back to the start screen.
2 errors appear in event viewer - they don't mean much to me so here they are:
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Application: Netflix.exe Framework Version: v4.0.30319 Description: The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception. Exception Info: System.Exception Stack: at System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw() at System.Threading.WinRTSynchronizationContext+Invoker.<InvokeCore>b__0(System.Object) at System.Threading.QueueUserWorkItemCallback.WaitCallback_Context(System.Object) at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal(System.Threading.ExecutionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback, System.Object, Boolean) at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(System.Threading.ExecutionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback, System.Object, Boolean) at System.Threading.QueueUserWorkItemCallback.System.Threading.IThreadPoolWorkItem.ExecuteWorkItem() at System.Threading.ThreadPoolWorkQueue.Dispatch() at System.Threading._ThreadPoolWaitCallback.PerformWaitCallback()
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Faulting application name: Netflix.exe, version: 18.104.22.168, time stamp: 0x50a4088d Faulting module name: KERNELBASE.dll, version: 6.2.9200.16384, time stamp: 0x5010acfa Exception code: 0xe0434352 Fault offset: 0x0001277c Faulting process id: 0x15c0 Faulting application start time: 0x01cdc8b4505e181d Faulting application path: E:\Program Files\WindowsApps\4DF9E0F8.Netflix_184.108.40.206_x86__mcm4njqhnhss8\Netflix.exe Faulting module path: E:\Windows\system32\KERNELBASE.dll Report Id: 99a3aacd-34a7-11e2-afba-701a04004758 Faulting package full name: 4DF9E0F8.Netflix_188.8.131.52_x86__mcm4njqhnhss8 Faulting package-relative application ID: App
(My win install is on E: in case that confuses anyone. I messed up during install and have installed too much stuff now to bother formatting for the sake of a drive letter)


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Edmonton Oilers (4-11-2) at Philadelphia Flyers (4-10-1), 1 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - A pair of teams near the bottom of the NHL standings will meet Saturday afternoon in the City of Brotherly Love when the Philadelphia Flyers welcome the Edmonton Oilers to the Wells Fargo Center.
Philadelphia is ranked 29th out of 30 NHL teams with just nine points this season on a 4-10-1 record. Edmonton has 10 points, but, at 4-11-2, the Oilers have played two more games than the Flyers.
This is Edmonton's first game in Philadelphia in over two years. The Oilers last visited the Wells Fargo Center on March 8, 2011 and dropped a 4-1 decision to halt a four-game road winning streak in this series. Edmonton is 7-1-0 with a tie in the past nine overall meetings against the Flyers.
While in Philadelphia, Edmonton announced the signing of former Flyers goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov, whose tumultuous tenure in the City of Brotherly Love ended this summer with a massive buyout.
Bryzgalov, who has yet to play this season in the NHL, agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the Oilers on Friday. According to reports, the 33-year-old Russian will spend time with the Oilers' AHL affiliate in Oklahoma City for conditioning before joining the big club.
Bryzgalov joined the Flyers in the summer of 2011, signing an 8-year, $51 million deal. However, perceptions of inconsistent play along with off-ice and locker-room behavior issues contributed to the buyout -- one which saved the current basement dwellers in the Metropolitan Division an estimated $6 million on the salary cap for the remaining six years of the deal.
"We get a goaltender that has a history of being a high performer in parts of his career, and we get a guy that's very motivated and he's going to have a chance to be a good goalie," said Oilers general manager Craig MacTavish.
Edmonton starting goaltender Devan Dubnyk has struggled to a 3-6-1 record, 3.80 GAA and .878 save percentage this season. Backups Richard Bachman and Jason LaBarbera have combined to go 1-5-1 in their nine appearances.
The Flyers enter Saturday having lost two straight and four of their last five games. Philadelphia has scored a total of four goals over that five-game stretch and is dead last in the NHL with an average of 1.47 goals per game this season.
Philadelphia's most recent setback, a 3-0 home loss Thursday night against the New Jersey Devils, prompted a players-only meeting to be called by team captain Claude Giroux, who is still without a goal in 15 games this season.
"Well, we're definitely frustrated, but the bright side is we have a good group," said Flyers goaltender Ray Emery after Thursday's loss. "We have a lot of guys who really enjoy playing together."
Emery was outdueled Thursday by Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur, who posted a 22-save shutout against the punchless Flyers. Adam Henrique, Cam Janssen and former Philadelphia forward Jaromir Jagr each scored a goal for New Jersey.
The Devils had been shut out in their previous two games, including a 1-0 defeat to the Flyers last Saturday. Emery, who had blanked the Devils on Saturday, stopped 22 shots for the Flyers in Thursday's setback.
Philadelphia went 0-for-3 on the power play against the Devils and has scored just once on 17 chances with the man advantage over the last four games. The Flyers are ranked 27th in the league with a 10-percent success rate on the power play this season.
"On a consistent, nightly basis you have to outwork the penalty killing of the other team and you have to create momentum for your team, and they did not do that tonight," said Flyers head coach Craig Berube.
Edmonton enters Saturday as the bottom team in the Western Conference standings and has dropped six of its last seven games.
The Oilers, who are making the third stop on a four-game road trip this afternoon, last played on Thursday in Tampa and lost a 4-2 decision to the Lightning. Steven Stamkos victimized Edmonton for two goals, as the Oilers fell to 3-6-2 as the visiting team this season.
"We made three mistakes tonight and two of them went to the wrong player," Oilers head coach Dallas Eakins said, referring to Stamkos.
Edmonton did manage to fire 40 shots on net Thursday, but Ben Bishop turned aside 38 of those attempts to frustrate the Oilers offense time and again.
"It's one of those nights where I loved the way we played. We played with passion," Eakins added.
Taylor Hall returned from a knee injury to register one of Edmonton's two tallies, with Taylor Fedun accounting for the other. Dubnyk stopped 22- of-25 shots in the loss.
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Jun 15, 2007
Help me light a fire...
1. LEGO is using the WISH LIST as a source for a potential future product... HINT HINT
2. LEGO told me it would be sending me notes/comments on the WISH LIST items shortly.
So, I need your help. Post some comments and let LEGO know that you're as anxious as I am to see their comments on the items we submitted. Some friendly pressure from our readers might help light a little fire...
(Keep it clean, polite, and short... this is just a friendly little 'poke' to see if we can get a response from them...)
15 comments:
LEGO is a world leader in customer-driven business processes. Presumably, the model works best when there is lots of interaction with buyers.
So it would be a great idea for LEGO to share feedback on our suggestions.
- Jun 15, 2007, 11:27:00 AM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Hummm, LEGO likely knows I AM EXTREMELY ANXIOUS!!! However, if not then...I am.
Chris (Littlehorn)
- Jun 15, 2007, 12:15:00 PM
- Steckmann said...
LEGO your the greatest and the NXT is awsome but i have seen so may good companies throw away all there hard work I.E. with the RCX 1.0 - 2.0 they were all backword compatible(the NXT isnt whats the deal its one thing to go more advanced but its a foolish thing to just over night make the old tect usless) and the RIS programming software went thru 3 or more revition to the point that it is at then instead of makeing it more powerful , newer looking, and fixing any of the very few bugs and not to mention it was 1000000000% faster to download programs then it is now in the future i would love to see you make it so the NXT code could be used with NXT and RIS. well now that that is of my chest moving on LEGO i cant tell you how great you are if you never make the above mentioned mastaces again you will be even better please tell us what you are thinking.
- Jun 15, 2007, 1:52:00 PM
- Kirk Backstrom said...
I am hoping for LEGO to "WOW" us with: (1) giving us what we want, and (2) going beyond what we have asked for and giving us more than we would expect (in other words giving us what we would love to have).
Also, thank you LEGO for considering our suggestions. We are looking forward to great things to come from you!
- Jun 15, 2007, 3:04:00 PM
- Robert said...
Sorry could not find the wish list but there some things I would like to add.
Whilst there is some merit to the moans about the compatibility issues I think LEGO made the correct move on NXT-G except for a few things:
Why the baby like interface and all the restrictions - two programs please:
1 - basic baby (as it is now - but fixed)
2 - Cut down Labview with only the NXT toolkit(large programs are so much easier)
Improve bluetooth speed issues and provide automatic connection with bonded NXTs - it is a pain to remember to connect all the time when working with master/slave apps.
More motors: smaller ones
Move the port sockets back to the top of the NXT, things have to be so large (unlikely I know).
The cables suck - they are far too heavy and stiff - make nice cheap ribbons and provide some spares for when a gear chews up the smaller lighter ones.
I love the studless look of NXT (the best thing LEGO did IMO), and would love to see what LEGO think
- Jun 15, 2007, 8:36:00 PM
- Fay Rhodes said...
The availability of parts to purchase as wanted or needed, please.
- Jun 15, 2007, 8:44:00 PM
- Eric D. Burdo said...
I appreciate the fact that LEGO is willing to work with us (the users) on something like this.
And I like the idea that they are building / developing something based off our wishlist.
So, LEGO - can you give us some more teasers?
- Jun 15, 2007, 10:16:00 PM
- Joshua Heinzl said...
Robert, I agree with you, but it will unfortunately not happen.
The motors are designed. We only saw one light revision of the RCX motors and that was 4 years in. No size change (of course, unneeded), just making it even cheaper to build.
The wires are built so that kids can tug, pull, rip, and yank by them without damage. This much abuse to the old wires would damage them. I've seen people in high positions pick robots up by the wires - it makes me cringe.
So, LEGO, if you can make these improvements that'd be great. I like the torque on the motors, but they could be smaller and backlash could be minimized by making the spaces inbetween gear teeth in the final stage(s) smaller.
What would I like? Cheaper motors (buying individually). It's not worth it to purchase them separately. How about $5-$10 a piece.
Oh, and of course, we need all of the electronics, but in BLACK and/or GREEN :)
- Jun 16, 2007, 6:13:00 AM
Part of the reason the motor cables are so stiff is because the plastic sheath has to be non-toxic. I remember hearing about prototypes with more flexible cables, but the sheath was not safe to put in your mouth. The sheath itself doesn't have much effect on how rugged the cables are. That's mostly due to the connector and the number of conductors.
I think we will get new motors, but they probably won't have built in encoders. The motors for the new power functions sets are certainly NXT compatible except for the connector. Would be nice to see an IR transmitter/receiver so we could use the NXT to talk to the power function receiver or listen to the remote.
A problem with LEGO teasing us this way is that we will come up with better ideas than the products that they deliver. It's dangerous to compete against an imagination unfettered by cost and manufacturing considerations.
- Jun 16, 2007, 7:06:00 AM
- Joshua Heinzl said...
I'm glad those cables aren't toxic, otherwise I might be in trouble! (just kidding of course) This falls in line with the fact that they are made for more wear and tear, and for all audiences (kids can yank them).
- Jun 17, 2007, 10:21:00 AM
I am sure that a new smaller motor would include the rotation sensor - that technology is very small and adds nothing in terms of size.
non-toxic cables - very nice I am so pleased cos I just chew on those babies all the time :)
One more very important item I want addressed is bluetooth coms speed - this has to be be the no 1 for me. Without a decent communications speed nothing very complex will ever be created with NXT - trying to get two brains acting as one is impossible with the slave write to server read time at almost 1/4 of a second. With the processor improvement you would expect decent coms, RCX coms were/are so much faster and with older technology. This has to be addressed to create a robot that will make NXT famous.
- Jun 17, 2007, 10:50:00 AM
- pehrlich said...
"the slave write to server read time at almost 1/4 of a second."
I sure don't know what kind of language you are using, but sending data within an NXC program for me is a good deal faster than that!
Oh and I can't wait to see what Lego comes out with next, I hear its good from the occasional snippet. How about daisy-chainable pneumatic actuators? xD :-) :-D !!
- Jun 18, 2007, 9:40:00 AM
To add to the wish list:
- flash memory is getting cheap! Time for NXT 2.0 with bigger memory.
- color screen - even $30 pic-n-roll mp3 players have it
- remember last operation, so that after resuming from auto power-off, you don't have to hit 5 buttons to get to your program.
- motor multiplexor, for more motors.
- better bluetooth compatibility
- do not charge for a "dot" software version upgrade. Make it a free download.
- Jun 18, 2007, 12:09:00 PM
I find myself getting very aggravated reading this thread. I thought we got over waiting for LEGO to develop software/hardware for the MINDSTORMS community. And they made everything so easy this time around, publishing the electrical specs and releasing the firmware source.
If you want a port expander go buy one from Mindsensors right now. No need to wait. Same goes for new sensors. Better ultrasonics, color light sensors, compass sensors. They are all out there.
Programming language development is slower than I expected. But I'm in no position to complain as I have done nothing to improve the situation. If you don't like NXT-G get ROBOLAB or RobotC, which are reasonably priced, or LabView, Java, NBC, Lua or others for free.
As for color, have you ever tried paint? I've been thinking the NXT would look good in Fire Engine Red. Maybe some flames or a racing stripe.
And non-toxic cables are a very nice feature from a product liability and child safety standpoint.
- Jun 18, 2007, 1:14:00 PM
- Maniac of Mayhem said...
I'm waiting patiently and twiddling my thumbs... Thank you LEGO for considering the communities wishes. You're a one-of-a-kind company!
- Jun 19, 2007, 12:35:00 AM


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my way is my favorite song by them! i cant stop listening to it! ^^)
caught in the corners of my mind,
thinking it over one more time,
taking me over,
taking all thats mine
one more time
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When they get rid of Fred Durst then I'll start listining to them! He is the textbook definition of Asshole! Can not stand the guy, mad respect to his bandmates for being able to put up with his ass! And Bigshark he also threw a big hissy fit about staind's Dysfunction album cover and would not let them open for LB unless Staind changed the cover!...What a douche!
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The Golden Cobraaaaa
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I liked there older stuff mostly, After Chocolate Starfish they kinda went down alil but they have some good songs on there recent albums
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cool Band, cool Music
my favorite Songs are: Nobody like you (feat. Jonathan Davis), Boiler, Nookie, Trust?, My Generation, Hot Dog, Full Nelson, Just like this, Faith
the new Album "Cold Cobra", hmmm... sorry but i don`t like that Album...
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love limp bizkit!!! Gold Cobra is actually a pretty damn solid album, i love that one. Significant other is probably the best, but Choc Starfish has some really great songs on it.
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I like Limp Bizkit but, I missed them when they came to NJ.
Does it make me bad??
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I controversially think Results May Vary is Limp Bizkit's best album. Go Mike Smith!
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LB is also one of my faves but I have to say that "Ready To Go", for me, is shit. Concerning Wes: He`ll stay my guitar hero (besides Head and Munky) and his comeback was the only way to go. Personally I like "Three Dollar Bill Y`All$" the best, especially songs like "Counterfeit", "Sour", "Faith" or "Stuck"...
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I'm still a fan. They are on my bucket list to see Live. Hoping soon since new album to be released after Gold Cobra which has my favorite chill song by them "Walking Away". Something about that song I LOVE. Significant Other is still my fan fav and Chocolate Starfish is second in line.
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Thank goodness there are LB fans, saw them a couple months back, they put on one hell of a show, the only thing is I do not really like the new song with lil wayne that is a bit of a let down, but been a fan forever, as long as Korn and Slipknot, loved all of these Nu Metal bands and always will, Saliva, Drowning Pool, etc. I love Gold Cobra, but my all time favorite songs are
5. Re-Arranged
4. Crack Addict
3. 9 Teen 90 Nine
2. Nobody Loves Me
1. Livin It Up
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I´ve been a fan of LB since the first record^^Three dollar bill ya´ll^^And now i´ve to be honest ,i´m really asking myself why everybody hates on Fred Durst that much,he seems to be a real pretty cool guy,anyway!
I always liked the sound of this Band,saw them already a few times live,and they rock(not like koRn,nobody tops them live)!
There are a lot of songs i really love,but my fav record of them is Chocolatestarfish....the other records i also like,but on that record are the songs i really like!
1.Hold on
2. Nobody like you feat. Jonathan Davies
3.the one
4.It´ll be ok
5.Underneath the Gun
KoRn is Lifestyle!
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I don't understand why some people have so much hate for Limp Bizkit... It's undeserved and unjustified in my opinion.
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Back in their day, Limp Bizkit appealed primarily to the younger portion of the nu-metal audience, and they had more of a boy-band appeal which irked many conservative rock fans. They are an easy target, and besides, most people are lazy when it comes to hatin' on bands. Much of the hatred takes the form of personal attacks on Fred Durst.
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I was just listening to a little Significant Other last night. It was good.
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It's shit!
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MikeyD, are You OK?
Guys had a shittime, but in 1997-2000 they did their best.
And they really knocks out the brains at later shows.
Let's see what "Stampede of the Disco Elephants" should be.
I hope they will rise on top again!!!
Visited KoRn shows: Voronezh, Russia 2014-05-26
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Limp Bizkit be chillin'. They will always have their place, and Fred Durst doesn't seem too hung up about exploding into the mainstream ever again. Like you say Igor, their shows today are awesome.
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I thought this was funny ;)
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Oh my, well spotted Anomaly. I would laugh in a record executive's face if they ever told me to wear a red cap.