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I have exciting news! Next week Craig and I are heading off to New York for 4 months. It's been our dream to live in New York and we're stoked that we're able to do it while still working at Xero. The company has grown to a reasonable size now and a number of us often work remotely – perhaps not as remote as New York but still, not in the office. This is not an official move into the United States (yet!) just the 2 of us having a change of scenery and working from somewhere else. We'd love to meet customers and partners in New York and hear how Xero is going for you and what we can do to make Xero better for the U.S. market. So if you want to meet Xero's Community Manager or Chief Technology Officer please get in touch!
I'll be taking ^OG on the road with me and tweeting as normal from @TeamXero so please keep the questions and feedback coming. Oh and by the way, if you have any suggestions or (dare I ask!) feedback on how we're using the @TeamXero account, do let me know.
I just can't wait to be a New Yorker for a little bit and will send back news and photos (as appropriate for a 'corporate' account of course!).
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Wow cool guys. I'll be there early April – any chance of a meetup? Email and let me know. Rob (TheBankChannel.com & NAB)
I didn't believe it but not because I had any clue of how to begin to prove it. It just falls under the same category as the 'hockey stick' which means it didn't pass my smell test.
Hmmmm – I always wondered whether it was a coincidence that you're both called Walker. Brother and sister I take it?
So Catherine, does that mean that while you're in the Big Apple ( N.Y), you may be tempted to cross the border for a trip into Canada? Maybe a good way for Xero to launch officially in Canada too, eh! -:)
Would love to Tweetup with you guys, just not sure if I'll be around NY anytime soon. Will you make it down to South Carolina during your stay? You won't be sorry.
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Ha! We like to add a few syllables to our words! Thanks OG.
I notice there is some US activity with Xero. Xero integrates well (philosophy, interface, usability, price, etc. …) with the other pieces of our business, but we are a bit hesitant because of the lack of accountants and other support in the US. Anybody have some great feedback to help me ease into this decision?
No worries, Drew. We are a US-based CPA firm now supporting Xero from the West to the East coast. Call our firm number toll free to talk (maybe after our tax deadline on March 15th?). Toll free 1-877-322-9939. Or email me at jason [at] blumercpas [dot] com. We'll take care of you.
Hey guys- if you want to come to our office and "cowork" some night (aka drink whiskey and play ping pong) let us know! We're at 22nd & 6th Ave.
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For the past 34 years, Margaret Hawley has set aside 24 hours
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As to your questions. Any basic gun cleaning kit will get you started. You might want to look into different lubes. I prefer a Teflon based lube from my guns. It's basically personal preference.
No experience with the holster your looking at. My preference is all leather. Since it uses screws to hold the holster to the backing, I would suggest a dab of blue Loctite on the thread to keep the screws from backing out. Will still be able to disassemble it if needed. DO NOT use Red Loctite. You won't be able to take it apart if you do.


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February 17 was a big day for my family this year. Not only was it my mom's birthday, but it also was the first time they came to visit Nashville. Ever! And while I've been wanting my parents to visit ever since I first moved last February, I'll be the first to admit that in the valley of a few weeks ago, it felt a little impossible. So I'm thankful to say that in fact, we had a busy four days, filled with many moments where I'd look at Tim and say, I'm not in pain!, amidst marathons of Downton Abbey, antiquing in Franklin, a visit to the gym and grabbing them Olive & Sinclair chocolate-dipped popsicles at Hot and Cold. It all started when they arrived early Friday morning, having braved a 6 AM flight to get here, and so we had a birthday breakfast waiting---and the star of that show was this quiche. Here are the reasons I like this quiche: 1) You don't have to make a pie crust. It's not that I have anything against pie crust (especially not this foolproof one!); it's just that … [Read more...]
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Hot (!) Spiced Milk
I started making this milk within the last few weeks, inspired by the tumeric milk posted over at the beautiful Journey Kitchen. Similar to a hot chocolate my friend Carrie makes (milk + cocoa powder + sweetener + heat = bam!), it's nothing complicated or confusing. It's hot and soothing---pure comfort when paired with a big down comforter and some online TV, especially when it's as cold as it has been around here lately. And, because of the powerful spices, spiced milk is actually really beneficial for your health, too: First, there's tumeric, the bright yellow spice that colors mustard and flavors curry. Commonly used in both Chinese and Indian ancient systems of medicine, tumeric is one of the most powerful anti-inflammatory spices out there, the same ingredient I heard physicians wax eloquent about at a CCFA symposium I attended with my friend Alicia a few years ago. Because inflammation is connected to so many physical ailments, from Crohn's to eczema to heart disease, … [Read more...]
Root Vegetable Chips + Root Vegetable Fries
I should start by saying this: I am grateful to be writing this post today---not just because of the lunch of rainbow root vegetables or afternoon of hours spent photographing them that it represents, but because, about a week or so ago, pacing the floors at 2 AM while alternating between holding my sides and massaging my temples, the idea of writing a food blog post---or really, cooking or caring about cooking---seemed like something I might never be able to do again. I can tell you now that the pain was from a kidney infection, developed from a UTI, and it came complete with stones and intense throbbing and a weakening of my desire to live, to be honest with you. I've never experienced anything like this. I joked to some friends in passing this weekend, how can someone have that much pain and not get a baby at the end of it! But really, it was bad. I would look at pictures of me and Tim in the office, on our honeymoon or baking a cake last summer, and I would think, who is … [Read more...]


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Previously dubbed Terminator: Genesis but referred to only as "the Terminator reboot" in the press release, director Alan Taylor's film also stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jason Clarke, Emilia Clarke, Jai Courtney, J.K. Simmons, Dayo Okeniyi and Byung Hun Lee.
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That's one of the takeaways from an endpoint security study released this week by independent German lab AV-Test.
The researchers evaluated 28 antivirus products against three criteria: protection, repair and usability. Products could earn up to six points in each category for a possible total of 18 points. After tallying the results, AV-Test reported that "Bitdefender, Kaspersky Lab and Symantec lead the field while the protection packages from Avast, F-Secure and GData share fourth place."
Still, all of the products earned top scores of 15.2 points or more -- which stood in sharp contrast to the performance of Microsoft's free offerings. "The test results of these [six] products alone are all nearly five points higher than the overall result obtained by Microsoft's Windows Defender or Security Essentials when used together with the Windows Firewall," reported AV-Test. "This proves that the use of external security solutions can lead to a massive improvement when it comes to system protection."
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Interestingly, the top-ranked applications weren't always the best at stopping malware, as measured by the lab's "protection" tests. "The suites from Bitdefender, F-Secure and Kaspersky all did the best job in this category, achieving detection rates of 100%, while the best free programs, namely those from Avast and AVG, were only able to make it to eighth and twelfth place respectively," said AV-Test. "The Windows Defender provided by Microsoft in its operating system set a very low benchmark value with a detection rate of just 79%."
The protection tests were designed to test each product's real-world detection capabilities, and involved subjecting each product to 400 pieces of brand-new -- aka zero-day -- malware.
The products also were tested using a "reference set" comprising 60,000 pieces of malware. "The malware in the [reference] set is already up to four weeks old," said AV-Test. "Good programs are therefore always able to identify 100% of the malware on this list." Furthermore, AV-Test said products only failed the malware detection test if both their scanner and any additional on-demand detection capabilities couldn't identify the malware. "After all, most of the protection packages not only feature basic detection functions, but also a number of other important tools that they use to identify malware," said the research firm.
Microsoft Windows Defender, however, only detected 97% of the reference set, putting it in last place compared to 23 other products that were also tested three different times in six months. In fact, the only other tested products that failed to achieve a 100% reference-set detection rate were Check Point's ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus and Firewall, and AhnLab's V3 Internet Security, as well as K7's Total Security, although that product was only tested twice between January and June.
Microsoft's free endpoint security software, however, did earn top marks in usability, which only five other tested products managed to equal.
AV-Test also examined the impact of the endpoint security software on system load, and found that malware-stopping power comes at a price: system performance. "Although the best programs in the 'Protection' category also achieved excellent results in this 'System Load' category, none of them were able to score the maximum total of six points," reported AV-Test. "This test category is proof that high security comes at the expense of a certain amount of system performance." On average, the top 10 products earned an average of 4.0 points (out of 6.0) for system load, while the top-ranked product, from Bitdefender, earned 5.2.
Interestingly, AV-Test found variations in the tested programs' effectiveness depending on the version of Windows being used in the test. Overall, the research firm found that on Windows 8, tested antivirus products correctly detected zero-day malware 95% of the time, on average, followed by 93% for Windows XP and 92% for Windows 7.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
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The folks on the TV side here at ESPN have a little game they like to play called the Budweiser Hot Seat.
Certainly, you've seen it before, the dim lights of the studio illuminating droplets of perspiration on the foreheads of interview subjects, their breathless pauses before carefully crafting appropriate answers.
Well, it's a little cooler over on the other side of campus, so instead, ESPN.com welcomed recent Verizon Heritage winner Aaron Baddeley onto what we'll call the Lukewarm Seat. Maybe we didn't have him sweating bullets, but the four-year PGA Tour vet did have to handle plenty of tough queries.
ESPN.com: You won the Australian Open as an 18-year-old amateur in 1999. Did you think it would take this long to earn your first PGA Tour victory?
Baddeley: No, I thought I was going to be more successful earlier, but I mean, I couldn't have written a better script, for it to be my anniversary weekend and Easter Sunday, which is very important me as I'm a Christian. This is a perfect time.
ESPN.com: One word to describe how it felt when that final putt went in on 18.
Baddeley: Relief-slash-joy. Does that count as one word?
ESPN.com: Yeah, we'll give you that. What's the best thing about winning -- the two-year PGA Tour exemption or the upcoming trip to Kapalua?
Baddeley: Kapalua.
ESPN.com: Seriously?
Baddeley: Well, it's nice to have the two years because I've never been there before. I'm always confident I'm going to keep my card every year; that's never really a thought. That's a good question. I guess the two-year exemption is probably better because you can relax and you've just got to play enough to worry about anything.
ESPN.com: You looked pretty slick in the white pants/white belt combo. Have you finally lost the nickname?
Baddeley: As in Dresses? ["Dresses Baddeley," get it?] It didn't really stick in the beginning. I thought it was a good nickname. [Fellow tour pro] Dean Wilson made it up, and I thought he was quite imaginative making it up. But I don't know, I guess I'm not wearing quite as loud ensembles these days.
ESPN.com: Of the four majors, which traditionally suits your game the best?
Baddeley: I'd say The Masters.
ESPN.com: Looking forward to possibly getting back there next year?
Baddeley: Yeah, I remember playing there in 2000 and 2001, absolutely loved playing there. I'm excited to get back, so hopefully we can keep playing well this year and earn a spot back there.
ESPN.com: You grew up with pictures of Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Nick Faldo and Nick Price in your room. How much of an influence were they in your decision to pursue a career in golf?
Baddeley: They were influential to aspire to get to their level. Like watching Faldo win, watching Nick Price win, watching Greg Norman win, thinking, 'That's where I want to be someday. That's the tournament I want to win someday.' They definitely played a role in painting the picture for me.
ESPN.com: And if you had to pick just one?
Baddeley: I'd say Greg Norman because of the personal influence he had on me, staying at his house, calling me on the phone. He left me a voice mail after I won, just playing practice rounds all the time together.
ESPN.com: What did he tell you after you won?
Baddeley: He just said, 'Great playing. Looks like you've been working hard on your game.' That's about it.
ESPN.com: Speaking of Norman, who's the best Australian golfer in the world right now?
Baddeley: In my opinion, I think the World Ranking's right. Adam [Scott] has played great for the last three years, so you'd probably say Adam is the best Australian golfer right now, but I hope that changes in the next year.
ESPN.com: You just got your first PGA Tour win. Who's the top player on tour without a victory?
Baddeley: Bo Van Pelt is up there. He's a real good player.
ESPN.com: Your father was the chief mechanic for Mario Andretti. Ever give any thoughts to an auto racing career?
Baddeley: No, I never did. Even though I love racing and driving fast, no, I never had a thought of an auto career.
ESPN.com: Let's play a quick version of Take Your Pick. Would you rather lead the tour in driving distance or accuracy?
Baddeley: Accuracy.
ESPN.com: Driving accuracy or putting average?
Baddeley: Putting average.
ESPN.com: Melbourne or Scottsdale?
Baddeley: Oh, that's a good question. I'd say Melbourne.
ESPN.com: Aussie Open or U.S. Open?
Baddeley: U.S. Open.
ESPN.com: Plaid jacket or green jacket?
Baddeley: Green.
ESPN.com: Seven-foot putt to win a tournament or the dozens of interviews that come afterward?
Baddeley: Seven-foot putt. I'd back myself to make it.
Jason Sobel is ESPN.com's golf editor. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Athens may be our close neighbor to the east, but most Atlanta bands set their sights on Brooklyn, Philly, Birmingham - anywhere but Athens. The same can be said for a lot of Athens bands, as well. It doesn't help that most Atlanta bands have endless horror stories about playing Athens: No door guy, no sound guy, no actual show for them to play when they get there. Tonight (Thursday, Feb. 21), the Star Bar plays host to an almost all-Athens bands freakout, and one band on the bill, house party punks the Rodney Kings, sat down to talk with us all about Athens, food, and increasing the traffic between Athens and Atlanta.
Who, what, and how are the Rodney Kings?
Max Wang: The Rodney Kings are me (drummer), Cameron Evers (bass), and Reeth Dasgupta (vocals/guitar), a rock 'n' roll band from Athens, Ga., but originally from the Atlanta 'burbs. All of us went to Athens for our undergrad diplomas with varying degrees of success. I met Reeth not long after I moved to Athens when I was 19 or something, Cameron a little after that. But we all hung out at a small housing commune called Addieville off Barber. Bubbly Mommy Gun actually started in Addieville, as well as countless other bands including Sad Dads, Dip, Ghost Coke, King/Cobb, and the Derek Chipman Experience. Me and Reeth learned some shitty Link Wray covers to play at Go Bar every once in a while and opened for some other Addieville-born bands sporadically, until we got our shit together and actually wrote our own songs. Cam came on soon after that, and here we are one year and two eviction notices later. The Rodney Kings are a product of what me and Reeth and Cam stumbled into when we first discovered Addieville.
Is there Athens-Atlanta love?
MW: I'd like to think so. Why not? There is so much good shit right now coming out of our two towns that I find it irresponsible for us not to at least make an effort to share it with each other. I know for sure that I want to see more ATL rock 'n' roll and punk bands play Athens.
Is there Athens/Atlanta beef?
Cameron Evers: I've seen a lot of Atlanta bands come into town and not have any draw, not because of their own fault, but rather the esoteric nature of the Athens scene. Athens is a small town, and people's friends constitute a lot of the audience. If you don't know anyone in Athens, you've gotta manage the promotions big time. Tell whoever booked you that in order to draw, the people have got to know that there's an event happening in the first place. Promotions, at the lower level of the industry, are often neglected. Put up some flyers; it's a good excuse to go for a walk.
What's the scoop on the other bands playing the Star Bar tonight?
MW: God, I really hope Atlanta comes out to this because this bill is pretty damn good at showing off what Athens has going on right now. Party Party Partners [an Athens-based production company] have been throwing the best dance parties in Athens for awhile now. Kids in Muuy Biien and everybody in the Birdhouse Collection are blowing everyone away recently. New Madrid taking over. Blue Divisions, Cam's punk band, and Sad Dads might be the saddest bands in Athens, and probably the saddest in Atlanta too.
What's the best Athens food to eat when we all start playing there?
MW: All about that Yummy Pho. There's also this real good $1.50 taco place next to a chicken plant that has the best lengua in town.
Y'all have some favorite Athens bands?
MW: Pretty Bird, the Humms, and Muuy Biien are rad.
CE: Cult of Riggonia, Shade.
How can we increase Athens-Atlanta show trades?
CE: Show-swaps can increase if bands recognize that collaborating for booking is more than just booking. It's about getting people out to support a band that you've brought from out of town. Work with bands that you actually like!
Come see some of the best that Athens has to offer this Thursday at Star Bar. Share your horror stories and make new band buds, too.
Muuy Biien, Bubbly Mommy Gun, the Dream Scene, New Madrid, Brain, the Rodney Kings, Sad Dads, and Blue Division play the Star Bar tonight. Free. 9 p.m. 437 Moreland Ave. 404-681-9018.
Billy Mitchell is a fella who, even after three years, still feels brand new to Georgia. He plays drums in the band Carnivores, and elsewhere around town - in basements, bars, fancy restaurants, and living room floors - and tries to experience all that Atlanta has to offer. He loves the friends he's met, the veggies he's grown, and the music he's played.
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It's been quite a few years back but I kind of liked that trip, as it was my first trip to the US.
It was the end of march 1988, shortly after my birthday.
Back in the good old years, my dad was still the Cargo Manager for AR in FRA ( he is retired now ) and I was still in school. Everything was carefree.
As always my dad ordered multiple tickets ( all ID90's ) from AC, PA and LH, in order to be sure to get on one of the flights. ( The AC ticket routing was FRA-YYZ-MIA and return and was valid on AC only, really cheap around DEM 100 per person / PA was FRA - JFK - MIA and back / the LH was the most expensive one, direct shot from FRA - MIA and back )
We had easter holidays in Germany and most of the flights to the US and CA were booked solid and as a standby you don't have much choice, have yourself listed on the standby list and wait if you can get on or not.
I was really nervous the day we went to the airport as this was my first flight to the US, before that date we only had been travelling within Europe.
At that time FRA only had one terminal divided in A,B,C
I think AC was in C, LH in A and PA I guess B.
Just keep in mind that all northamerica bound flight leave in the morning almost at the same time.
Nevertheless we went to the PA counter to check in, waited in line a couple of minutes and were greeted by a friendly airline employee ( no handling agents !!! )
Anything else than ohhh...Mr Garcia perfect we have two seats ( businees Class ) for you available on our flight to JFK would have been a miracle.
Of course the flight was overbooked and our chances getting on that flight were really slim but we went to the gate anyway and got us listed.
The boarding process already started and more and more passengers went onboard, ( it was a 747 ) then they called the standby list......My dad was talking to somebody from PA and trying to find out how the chances are to get on this flight.
Eventually they were really bad as the last PAD boarded the plane and the doors were closed !
There was another PA flight a little later and we got us listed as Standby.
In between there was another AC flight and we took our cart and the bags and rushed to Terminal C, everything was on a tight schedule.
After running to Terminal C we arrived at the AC gate and again the flight did not look too good, same procedure as for the PA flight, listed as standby and wait, wait and wait..........I hated to wait, although it always was kind of thrilling. Do we get on or not ?
We did not .................Time was running and we went back to the PA gate and tried to get on the later flight, same.................the flight was packed. We saw some fellow passengers again, who also travelled on an ID90 and had the same luck as we did, not to get on...............
During the running around we also missed the LH flight to MIA, it was full anyway so it was not a big loss.....
Somehow exhausted from the running around we figurered sitting down and having some drinks would help. We went to the AR pax office and my dad talked to some AR employees.
I was bored,left the office and was going around the terminal and looking at people, ( highly interesting ) and took a glimpse at the departure board....................
LH to BJS, AA to DFW, DL to DFW etc....all on time, almost at the end I saw a flight which was already delayed from 08.00 am to 08.00 pm, Hawaiin Airlines to MIA - HNL................ immediately after I noticed that flight, I went back to my dad and told him about my discovery.
He looked at me, said good bye to his buddies and we left the office. Not loosing anymore time we went right to the Station Manager of Hawaiin Airlines in order to find out the status of the flight and if there is a chance for us to get on. ( remember we only had the PA, AC and LH tickets and the AC was the cheapest ) He said if we have space we would take you.
It was a charter plane and was supposed to go from BSL via FRA to MIA and HNL, but upon arrival the pilot reported problems with one of the engines and the meachnics tried their best to fix the problem, in the meantime in oder to save time, the passenger from BSL had to take the BUS, not the Air-bus but the real bus and they already had been on their way to FRA. Current time would have been around 2.00pm................we had two choices leave and go home and come back later or wait at the airport. We decided to wait, as you never know ........the engine could have been fixed sonner than expected and the ETD would have been earlier .............it was a long boring wait...................and there was no guarantee that we would get on.................
Around 08.00 pm we went to the gate and met another PAD, very friendly person with the name Eric.
We got onboard and everything was fine, although a woman was kind of afraid to go onboard when she heard about the mechanical...........Eric convinced her about the saftey of the plane and finally she boarded...........it was a DC-8-73, we were seated at the rear of the plane, at that time I really did not care at least we had a seat and we were airborne. The flight was not very enventful.........oh yes during dinner time there was a funny story.......the F/A served the dinner and in front of us there was a Suiss family seated, mom and dad and 2 kids .........nice people but a little strange, when the F/A served the dinner plate to the passenger sitting a row in front of the swiss, the dad actaully stood up, leaned over the seat back and looked at the food, turned around and said : that really looks yummy and he did repeated that sentence some time...................it is hard to describe but is was just a funny situation..............
On the descent the captain indicated some turbulent weather, thunderstorm just passed through the area and lightning was still visible from time to time. Therefore the appraoch was not what u call smooth, it was really rough and we had some real choppy air............
We landed savely and it was hot and humid.......it was approx. 10.30 pm local time and we werew both really tired. We picked up our rental car and drove to the hotel................20 days of excellent vacation were just ahead of us.
I really did not want to go home, but we had to.
As the booking did not change at all, my dad decided to fly home via YYZ.
We were still using the AC ticket.........to get on the YYZ flight was not nearly as complicated as to get on the other flights. First attempt and we were airborne.
From about 86F ( 30C ) we went to cloudy skies and temps in the low 30F ( 0C), April in Toronto............we took the opportunity to do some sightseeing in Toronto, great city, btw............I wanna go back there sometimes soon, although the memories are not that good..........................
After the day we arrived at YYZ we went back to catch a flight back to FRA.
First day no luck at all, we tried AC and LH and no one would take us, Jump seat, Cockpit all were already allocated by other standby passengers.
The second day we almost had luck, bags had been checked in and we were so close to get onboard but as you can imagine, I did not work again. Bad luck...........this day we were not really picky as we also tried SR, CP and some others, still keeping in mind that we had the AC only ticket. Some airline did have space but would not accept the ticket.
Day 3 totally frustrated, bags were already in FRA, we had to buy some clothes to change, we headed to the airport again, and the situation had not changed a bit..........oversold flights and stranded full fare passenger and us in the middle.
Finally we saw a KL flight to AMS, at that point we really did not care where in Europe we wanted to go, just Europe.............The check in person did not accept the ticket, but the Station Manager of KL did, really nice,we were almost on our way, after having a little drink to celebrate our luck, we went to the gate where the boarding process already started.
Amasingly only 250 passengers were booked on that flight and all of a sudden a large croud of passengers appraoched the KL gate, they were " left overs " of a grounded CP flight and were transfered to KL...................luckily we finally got on that flight,we even had the preference of some of the CP passengers..................I was so glad to be in the air!
The flight was pretty good and we landed in AMS ! Another problem we had no ticket from AMS-Luck was finally on our side the Station Manager of KL was really helpful and I guess he felt bad for us, when we told him our story and he iussed us 2 boarding passes at no charge to finally get to FRA..........................
So this was my trip, a long one and I was ready for another vacation.
But who can beat FRA - MIA - YYZ - AMS - FRA for DEM 90.00 or USD 45.00. per person ?
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Fancy fancy. What made you choose those materials for the terrain?
Track looks awesome! Your driving needs work lol.
I was under the impression that negative offset doesn't exist in RC.
If that stuff never breaks why do you need a lifetime supply? ;)
I think most use a standard 0 offset.
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Depending on your ESC's switching limit, KV can be too high for reasons other than temps. However, a 2700KV on 3S is well within what the WP-SC8 can do. I currently use mine on 3S with a 2800KV.
I don't see a scale listed but it looks like it's just a regular 1/10 buggy. Does it have 12mm wheel hexes?
Helion Invictus is pretty good out of the box. ECX is soon releasing a 4x4 Ruckus and that will likely get my vote.
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Solar D771 for the servo. Leaving a little in torque but if you run it at 7.2v it might handle your 1/8 needs if it's a buggy.
I like the Airtronics MX-V though I don't own one. I've owned a...
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You can get apps on your smart phone that will give you a decent speed reading via GPS. You can also find some fairly cheap radar guns as well; I have a Hotwheels brand one lol.
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1200 7th Ave N
Bradenton, Florida 33705
(727) 825-110
- 15Palms Of Pasadena Hospital
1501 Pasadena Ave S
Bradenton, Florida 33707
(727) 381-100
- 16Edward White Hospital
2323 9th Ave N
Bradenton, Florida 33713
(727) 323-111
- 17Saint Petersburg General Hosp
6500 38th Ave N
Bradenton, Florida 33710
(727) 384-141
- 18Northside Hospital
6000 49th St N
Bradenton, Florida 33709
(727) 521-553
- 19Bay Pines VA Healthcare System
10000 Bay Pines Blvd
Bradenton, Florida 33744
(727) 398-666
- 20Kindred Hospital Bay Area
4555 S Manhattan Ave
Bradenton, Florida 33611
(813) 839-634
- 21Venice Regional Medical Center
540 The Rialto
Bradenton, Florida 34285
(941) 485-771
- 22Windmoor Healthcare
11300 US Highway 19 N
Bradenton, Florida 33764
(727) 541-264
- 23Memorial Hospital Of Tampa
2901 W Swann Ave
Bradenton, Florida 33609
(813) 873-640
- 24Tampa General Hospital
1 Tampa General Cir
Bradenton, Florida 33606
(813) 844-700
- 25Largo Medical Center Indian
2025 Indian Rocks Rd S
Bradenton, Florida 33774
(727) 581-947
- 26Largo Medical Center
201 14th St SW
Bradenton, Florida 33770
(727) 581-947
- 27Healthsouth Rehab Hospital
901 Clearwater Largo Rd N
Bradenton, Florida 33770
(727) 586-299
- 28Saint Joseph's Hospital
3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Bradenton, Florida 33607
(813) 870-400
- 29St Joseph's Children's Hospital
3001 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Bradenton, Florida 33607
(813) 554-850
- 30St Joseph's Womens Hospital
3030 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Bradenton, Florida 33607
(813) 872-290
- 31Morton Plant Hospital
300 Pinellas St
Bradenton, Florida 33756
(727) 462-700
- 32Kindred Hospital Central Tampa
4801 N Howard Ave
Bradenton, Florida 33603
(813) 874-757
- 33Mease Countryside Hospital
3231 McMullen Booth Rd
Bradenton, Florida 34695
(727) 725-611
- 34Town & Country Hospital
6001 Webb Rd
Bradenton, Florida 33615
(813) 885-666
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