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The Coldwell Banker Concierge service provides clients with many ancillary needs involved in the sale or purchase of a home. The program delivers national and local products and services that assist clients before, during and after their move. The local vendors include: Servpro house cleaning and restoration; Charles Anthony Interiors; Central Electric Company contractors; SSG Incorporated oil tank removal; G & R clocks & Gallery antiques; Cy Drake Locksmith; Crofutt & Smith Moving & Storage; Rega Painting; D'Avella Landscape Design & Maintenance; Maintenance Solutions home repairs and Rees Powell Custom Floors, which specializes in sanding, staining and refinishing all types of floors.
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Washington, Jan 16 (ANI): The media has been issued a preview invitation to the "Unpacking the Nano" exhibition at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art.
At the exhibit, to be held January 19, reporters and photographers will see two Nano automobiles from Tata Motors, India.
One is completely assembled and the other has been taken apart, suspended in air in its 2,000 constituent parts, and assigns weight, price, and environmental impact to the 1,400-pound car.
The exhibition also features a concept vehicle consisting of two used motor scooters welded together.
The exhibition will discuss societal impacts and implications of designing the Nano. For media, there will be many photographic possibilities.
On hand for media will be Aleksandr Mergold, Cornell visiting assistant professor of architecture, and Spencer Lapp, Cornell alumnus in architecture.
The exhibition dates are January 15 through March 27, 2011, but the official opening will be January 26. (ANI)


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Disclaimer: I received a JackedPack to review for free. As always, all opinions are my own.
The January pack included:
- Rivalus Native Pro 100 - 2 flavors in each box
- Flex Flavors - 5 flavors in each box
- BPI Best BCAA Shredded
- ProSupps MyBar
- PR Bar Nutrition Bar
- MuscleTech Hydroycut Hardcore Next Gen
- Detour Simple Bar
- Beast 2 Shredded
- Tiger Balm Ultra
This was a pretty big box this month and what a great way to start off 2017. I got 6 forms of protein, two Rivalus Native Pro 100 in banana creme and mixed berry, 3 bars a ProSupps MyBar in ice cream cookie crunch, a prbar in yogurt berry, and a Detour Simple bar in chocolate chip caramel. A package if MuscleTech Hydrocut, weight loss pills and Beast 2 Shredded which is thermogenic complex. A pack of BPI Best BCAA Shredded in fruit punch. Only 1 pre-workouts this time BPI 1.M.R. in Watermelon freeze. I also received 5 different flavored packs of something called Flex Flavors which I had to look up. From what I can tell this is basically flavored Stevia. I got Blueberry Sky, Creme Brulee, Coconut Biscott, Razz-matazz and Lemon Meringue. I'm really not sure what to use these for since I don't use alot of sweetener. I'll have to look into those more. Finally two sample packs of Tiger Balm Ultra, which I have tried before and thought it was going to burn my skin off.
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In among the photos from the Washington State Digital Archives of Spokane's preparations for its Expo '74 is this highly colorful one of a construction-site parking lot near where the main gate for the world's fair would be. We're guessing the photo was taken somewhere along ... Read more
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I'm going to try my first pot roast and have been reading and finding lots of good information but one piece seems to be missing.
Most sites/blogs etc. give an amount for liquid, 2 cups etc.
But how can they do that without addressing the size of the pot and the poundage of the meat? well in recipes i suppose they do but not in the 'tips and tricks' I've read.
Given that I do not have a recipe size and don't want to go that route - i would rather know
do you add liquid to.......up the sides of the bottom 1/4? 1/2? of the piece of meat?
I planned on browning/searing, then placing a mix of thickly sliced onion, carrot, celery on the bottom and placing the meat on that. They will flavor the gravy but be strained out. The veggies to eat (mostly carrots as those tend to be my favorite but some potatoes) will be added half way through.
So..how much liquid to add by where it 'hits' the meat seems a more flexible approach to different sizes of meat and pans.


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Swell of the Decade?This past weekend TC Winston hit the east coast with the 'swell of the decade'. While northern NSW got battered by very large waves, with all the points around the Gold Coast firing,…29 February 2016
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Asus has launched two new android running smart Tablets in India named as Asus ZenPad 7.0 and ZenPad 8.0. Asus ZenPad 7.0 available to purchase at Rs 11999 and Asus ZenPad 8.0 price in India is Rs 14999. Both the ZenPad 7.0 and ZenPad 8.0 available in Black, White and Aurora Metallic colors to choose.
Asus ZenPad 7.0 (Z370CG) coming with rich technical specifications and options. The smart tablet packed with a large and beautiful 7-inch (1280×800) HD IPS display for viewing all the contents in a good manner. It is protected with Corning Gorilla Glass protection.
Asus ZenPad 7.0 (Z370CG) powered by Intel Atom x3-C3230 quad-core 64-bit processor with Mali-450 MP4 GPU. You have 1GB / 2GB RAM option. Store all data in its 8GB / 16GB internal memory. This can be more expandable with microSD. The tab features Android 5.0 (Lollipop) with Zen UI.
Camera powered in Asus ZenPad 7.0 is a 5MP Auto Focus rear camera and 0.3MP front-facing camera. You have options and features like DTS audio, 3G HSPA+, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS etc. The tab measures Dimensions of 189 x 110.9 x 8.7 and Weighs 272g. Battery powers the tab is a 13Wh battery.
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Asus ZenPad 8.0 features 1GB / 2GB RAM option. You can keep all data in its 8GB / 16GB internal memory. Memory of the tab can be more expandable memory with microSD Card to keep all songs, films and photos. The tab runs on latest Android 5.0 (Lollipop) with Zen UI for apps and games.
Camera powered in Asus ZenPad 8.0 is a high clarity 8MP / 5MP Auto Focus rear camera with 1080p Full HD video recording. You can enjoy selfies and video calls with the 2MP front-facing camera. The tab features DTS audio, 4G LTE / 3G HSPA+, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS etc. The device measures Dimensions of 209 x 123 x 8.5mm and Weighs 350 g. a powerful 4000mAh battery offers good back up.


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Jun 09 09 - The Neville Brothers at the Playboy Jazz Festival & Flagstaff This Weekend!
Check out The Brothers this weekend in Los Angeles at the Playboy Jazz Festival on Sat. Jun 13th. We'll be joining a line-up including Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Pete Escovedo Orchestra and New Birth Brass Band. Purchse tickets here. We'll also be playing a daytime show in Flagstaff, AZ at the Fort Tuthill Amphitheater. Nothing better than a dose of funk in the afternoon. Purchase tickets here.


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Special Educational Needs and Disability
Identifying children's additional needs
The school focuses on the needs of individuals through a highly developed system of assessment. Monitoring of pupil performance is robust and thorough. Any child who does not progress significantly and performs below individually expected levels receives an individual assessment, which includes observation and assessment of basic skills. Thorough discussions take place with teachers, parents/carers, SENCo (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) and any other relevant professionals to target progress and implement strategies to support needs if a child appears to be significantly under-performing and is making well below expected levels of nationally expected progress.
Mr Evans, our SENCo, works closely with parents, pupils and class teachers to help identify special educational needs and ensure our children are supported and challenged. In addition to our experienced teaching staff, the school is also supported and advised by:
- Hatton Outreach Service
- Newbridge School
- Redbridge Audiology Service
- The New Rush Hall Group
- Churchfields Language Unit
- Redbridge Educational Psychology Service
- NHS Speech and Language Therapy
If you think your child has SEN or a disability
If you think your child has SEN or a disability, then do please come and speak to us. Start with the class teacher or Mr Evans, our SENCo.
If we believe your child has SEN, we will talk to you to see what you think and gather evidence such as reports about your child's progress. If we decide to provide your child with support for their SEN, they will tell you.
If your child has SEN, we will do our very best to give your child the support they need. That could include getting advice and support from specialists outside the school (such as an Educational Psychologist or advisory service).
"The great majority of pupils can succeed through quality first, class based teaching. However, even in a classroom where personalised learning is effective, for some pupils this approach will not be sufficient. These pupils will benefit at key moments, from additional small group or one-to-one interventions to enable them to make the progress needed to achieve their full potential. Intervention is therefore a key component of personailised learning."
(Personalised Learning – A Practical Guide DCSF 2008)
We support a number of children with small intervention groups in addition to their work in class. These are managed by class teachers and the SENCo. The aim of these groups is to compliment and enhance the work done in class and to give children space and time to consolidate their learning.
Measuring children's progress
All children identified as having a special educational need are carefully monitored and their need assessed at regular intervals. We hold review meetings and regular parent consultations. Here we discuss the strategies we have used to help the child and we review and set targets. Parents are encouraged to consult class teachers or senior leaders if there are any concerns.
We are always looking to improve these meetings and we'd ask that after attending a review you complete a SEND Meetings Response questionnaire as honestly as possible. The comments you add to this brief survey will really help with drive to deliver a first class service of support to all our children with special educational needs and disabilities.
Support and training for school staff
All staff receive regular training, including National Developments and Safeguarding. SEND staff draw on the expertise of external professions they work with, eg educational psychologist, New Rush Hall, and Hatton Outreach. Staff additionally attend training on whole school development, eg Maths.
Accessibility of the school
As a new build, the school has full disabled access and is fully accessible.
We always ensure that thorough Risk Assessments are in place for all school trips and visits, in line with Borough policy. We are an inclusive school and expect all children to fully participate in all aspects of school life.
Starting or changing schools (Transitions)
Each child with SEN has a unique programme of transition which is discussed between schools and with parents. The programme ensures provision appropriate to the child's needs.
A detailed breakdown of our current intervention programme is contained in the Interventions booklet.
Range of available SEND support
- Curriculum adaptations/differentiation
- Specific teaching interventions
- Support for behaviour
- Specified individual support
- Support for health needs
- Specific individual support
- Specialist teaching groups
Support and training for parents/carers
- Parent/ learning support groups
- Coffee mornings with parents
Further Information
How will the school involve me as a parent and my child in our SEND needs and in general school life?
- Planning and review meetings
- Advice on how to support learning at home
- Regular contact between home and school, e.g. home/ school book, email or text
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Self-defense center offers free training to paramedics, EMTs
The suspect wanted in the box cutter attack on two Detroit EMTs was arrested Tuesday night.
Amid safety concerns for medical first responders, one metro Detroit self-defense center is stepping up to offer training for free.
Dale Brown is the founder of the Threat Management Center in Detroit and has been teaching self-defense for more than two decades now.
The center, located at 6440 Wight Street, teaches an Urban Survival Tactics training program.
Brown said there is no need for guns, with other means of self-defense.
"Having some type of intermediary devices like pepper spray, or a Taser can be very helpful," he said. "Most important the EMTs need training to provide strategy (which is more) important than physicality."
Brown wants to provide free training to EMTs this week. At 6 p.m. Friday the center is holding a Q & A taking their experiences and showing tactics they could use.
"We've been in situations where we've been shot, one female and five men," Brown said. "Each one lived and paramedics were crucial in saving our lives. This is our way of giving back to them."
Brown said he has reached out to the city and offers the training to any EMTs or paramedics in or out of Detroit. They can also stay for the free family Friday class from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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| The Guardian Legend
Half shooter, half adventure, all awesome.
Up there earlier on the list, Blaster Master made a case for game designs that combine multiple genres into one adventure -- The Guardian Legend does the same, but to a more extreme degree. Half of this cult NES classic is a fast-paced vertically scrolling shooter, and the other half is an on-foot action/adventure. It's an odd and contrasting dichotomy that oddly works really well.
You play the game as The Guardian, a female transforming robot sent to an alien world called Naju that's on a collision course with Earth. Your mission is to find and activate the ten overriding safety switches that have the power to activate Naju's self-destruct sequence, in order to detonate the approaching planet before it gets to where it's going. And to do that, you have to explore both the Labyrinth (the top-down perspective surface portion of Naju), and the Dungeon (the scrolling shooter underworld).
It's an excellent niche adventure from the NES, and an example of a game that would actually be improved if it appeared on the Virtual Console -- The Guardian Legend contained one of the most cumbersome and annoying password systems ever seen on the original Nintendo, requiring you to copy down 32 different characters to then re-enter into the game the next time you wanted to play. With the VC's save state feature, that annoying part of the game would be eliminated completely -- and you could focus on saving the day instead.
The Guardian Legend was published by Broderbund in America, which is a question mark for VC potential -- but it was published by Nintendo in Europe, and Irem in Japan. Additionally, it was developed by Compile, a company with several other games (like the excellent Turbo shooter Blazing Lazers) already available in the Wii Shop. So we're be fairly confident in saying that The Guardian Legend has a good sporting chance to appear on VC in the future.
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Two-player co-op Gradius inside a giant alien snake. Nice.
And finally we come to the end, our top pick for yet-to-be-released NES titles for the Virtual Console. Our choice? Life Force. This spin-off/sequel to Konami's side-scrolling shooter Gradius series takes the No. 1 spot on our list because it's just that good. And it's just that good, because you don't have to play it alone.
Life Force pioneered two-player simultaneous co-op in Konami's shooters, a feature which unfortunately was never adopted as standard in subsequent sequels. But that's all right, because it just makes Life Force all the more notable. You and a friend team up to pilot the Vic Viper and the Lord British Star Destroyer, and you pilot them into the oversized body of a gargantuan space snake. The entire game takes place inside its innards, as you come up against a variety of weird biological enemies like flying brains and laser-shooting rib bones.
The gameplay also alternated between traditional left-to-right side-scrolling and vertically scrolling stages, with every odd-numbered level going side-to-side and every even-numbered one going down-to-up. This kept things fresh throughout the entire experience, and made the adventure even more memorable.
Life Force should come to the Virtual Console at some point, as Konami has previously released several installments of the Gradius series to the service. The TurboGrafx import Gradius II: Gofer no Yabou could be coming as soon as this next Monday, too. But Life Force is the one we really want, Konami. Make it happen. Gamers, with brothers, who grew playing all the co-op titles they could get their hands on will love you for it.
And that's that for Retro Remix's Top 10 Unreleased NES Hits for the Virtual Console. Do you agree? Do you disagree? What others would you have picked, and why? We polled the people with a post on the message boards to get some input for this feature ahead of time, but you're certainly welcome to weigh in again by leaving a comment below.
Two things are worth noting before you start to type your response, though -- first, we purposefully left out imports from this list. Those games will be in a separate list, in a separate article. Second, we also purposefully left out games we've already talked about in past editions of Retro Remix. So Jackal, VICE: Project Doom, Journey to Silius and more sat this one out (but you can click the links to past articles below to read about them there).
Additionally, you might want to take the time to contribute your picks for the VC's other platforms while you're making your opinion known. Next up will be the TurboGrafx-16 and TurboGrafx-CD -- what past games from those two systems are you shocked to see not represented in the Wii Shop yet? Do we have any diehard Turbo fanboys losing their minds because Cotton still hasn't come out? Let us know. And have fun in leaving your feedback. We're out for now.


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Guest Service / Customer Experience Mgmt
Take the Service Elevator to the Top Floor
By Roberta Nedry, President and Founder, Hospitality Excellence, Inc.
Customer experience management is increasingly critical as a top investment area and skill essential for C-suite executives (some firms even have a CXO). What does that mean exactly and what do leaders need to do to ensure they are ready? How will they proactively acquire these skills and mindset when there is no single or even clear roadmap as to exactly what to do or how to do it? On top of that, the new science of customer emotions is inspiring even more considerations and most CEO's don't like to 'get emotional' about their business strategies! Some are finding their way in the dark. Yet, more and more evidence shows the direct relationship of emotional intelligence as part of the customer experience strategy. It's time to figure it out!
Gartner Incorporated, a leader in technology and research predicts that this year, 89% of companies expect to compete mostly on the basis of customer experience, versus 36% four years ago. Another global study by customer experience solutions provider Amdocs revealed that the most commonly added new C-level roles hold responsibility for customer experience. CEO management styles will need to change and have the ability to inspire innovation and change in how and what experiences are delivered and how the organization will function to support them. "The study shows customer experience is becoming increasingly critical with CEO's of the largest service providers in the world viewing it as a top investment area in 2020," Eric Updyke, Group President of System integration and operations at Amdocs.
Studies like these support getting up to speed fairly quickly on customer experience management. How many executives know how to go about that and get these skills the market is now demanding and which trends are forecasting will be critical? Who will orient and train them so they can train, orient, lead and inspire their organizations which must deliver those experiences?
On top of that, social media provides today's consumers with lots of channels providing feedback on their personal customer experiences. Hospitality leaders and their organizations are getting lots of reviews and comments on the customer experiences they provide, whether they want them or not and whether they are designing them or not.
Executives must define, deliver and manage experiences that will rally employees to deliver better and more memorable experiences, matching or exceeding customer expectations. Going beyond brand loyalty and into the deeper science of emotional connections is essential for stronger guest loyalty and impressions. Whether it's a conference center, a local restaurant or a leading international hotel, customer experience management needs to be in play and top of mind for business leaders, the hospitality industry and their teams. Each touchpoint, each point of customer contact will contribute to a comprehensive series of events that will yield the final experience impression. Each time the baton is passed, another mini-moment takes place and adds to the complete experience timeline and impact. How can those mini-moments be managed for maximum yield and how do leaders charge up their own customer experience skills and knowledge? How do those in the C-Suite make sure that C now stands for Customer Experience which will be essential to their long term success?
When we work with our clients in a variety of industries on this exact topic and advise senior executives on developing their own customer experience skills, we are continually surprised by the disconnects between perceptions and intentions.
Often the orientation from the top seems to be missing how to lead their teams to have more experiential mindsets and better understand their roles in managing expectations and emotions along their guests' experience journey. Most of the time, intentions are good, even excellent but the resulting perceptions are less than desired. Why is that? What is the trick to closing that gap?
One of the answers is very simply shifting preconceived mindsets to an experiential focus in all areas of the hotel or business and on all employees who are involved. It means really understanding how emotional engagement takes place and what kinds of moments or interactions or even behaviors may be overlooked as it relates to the experiential contributions they could be making. It requires detailed identification and mapping out of experiences and where the gaps might be along with the opportunities.
For example, getting a cup of coffee while getting your car serviced may seem simple, ordinary and even expected. Most automobile dealerships either have a coffee machine in the waiting room or with some luxury brands, an actual coffee bar. It's one of those simple gestures of hospitality yet can get so complex in delivery if an experiential focus did not drive the coffee set up.
During my last car service visit, I needed that cup of coffee badly. I saved my morning coffee allocation for my trip to the dealer, knowing I would have time to sip and really enjoy it while waiting for my car to be ready. However, that day, the coffee machine was not working. After asking several people, including the manager, if they could help me get a cup of coffee, no one could get me a cup of coffee or fix the machine. No coffee would be my experience that day. Then, an unexpected hero showed up; one of the service mechanics who fixed the machine. It was a new day! The manager came by and I showed him how one of his mechanics had fixed it. His response: "I am just a manager; I don't fix things. Glad he could help."
I almost burned my tongue on my coffee with that comment. A manager that does not fix things seemed to be a mental typo. Saying it in front of his employees seemed like a double whammy. Could that really be? He made it that far with the attitude that fixing things is NOT a part of management and without understanding how that cup of coffee was a small but huge part of the experience? He did not understand the emotional connection I was seeking, even through a cup of coffee and he certainly did not understand how it fit into the overall car service experience. On top of that, he seemed to reflect a lack of interest in even fixing it to be a better part of the experience nor to recognize the mechanic who came to the experience rescue. He did not have a customer experience skill set and as a manager was not leading his team to have that mindset either. In fact, his comments showed the opposite and promoted a disconnected experience and more of a silo focus on job duties.
More recently, I attempted to arrange for a room amenity and dinner for two dear friends on their honeymoon in Hawaii. My family wanted to give them 'an experience' instead of purchasing dishes or a tangible gift. I called the major brand hotel with the guest names and arrival dates. I then spent about 25 minutes on the phone with the hotel (long distance) going through complicated channels to try and arrange this. One part of the hotel had their names and arrival date but the concierge with whom I was trying to arrange the amenity did not have the guest info on her system. What would seem to be a rather routine request and an even bigger opportunity to make a lot of people happy turned out to be challenging, complicated and inefficient. They kept placing me on hold to try and figure out connecting the two pieces of information and departments within the same hotel! After no success with tracking down the reservations we moved on to what amenity/gift I would like to arrange so we would have that in mind when the reservation was located and confirmed. The concierge steered me away from a dinner experience and suggested a general gift card so that the guests could choose how and what to spend the dollars on.
While those intentions were good and even practical, my perception was that the concierge was not on my wavelength when it came to delivering experiences. She just wanted to complete the process of addressing my request. She wanted to make it more generic, more simple, more ordinary and more convenient. Her intentions were good but she did not make an essential emotional connection with me or the pending experience. I wanted to give my friends 'an experience', something I chose for them to remember us by, something specific, something personal and a memory they could reflect upon in later years as our gift to them. This is the same approach the whole hotel should be taking. This is what the C-Suite team should and could have been emphasizing in order to deploy true guest experience management and inspiring opportunities to make those emotional connections.
This concierge did not understand the experience and broke down my request into specific actions and procedures to accomplish a specific task. She did not look at the experience I wanted to have in giving the gift nor did she consider how this would add to the whole experience for these arriving guests and that they were honeymooners. And, my experiential request was going to add revenue to the hotel. A top down customer experience approach facilitates bottom lines being up! The win was huge for all parties involved with that guest experience focus. Neither she or the hotel seemed to have an experiential mindset or even framework for making a rather common type of request happen in a more emotionally connected way.
The hotel may have an outstanding reputation, provide wonderful memories and deliver incredible service but they are missing making a stronger emotional connection with a potential guest (me) and the arriving guests (the honeymooners). None of the tools, techniques and training available to this concierge seemed to support the fundamental notion that her role was not merely procedural. She was completely ill equipped to help me help her deliver a meaningful and personal experience to her own guests.
What would her general manager have done instead with a Customer Experience mindset that permeated every line position of the hotel and united each employee in the important role they play in creating experiences that are personal and meaningful?
There are many ways for C-Suite hospitality leaders to enhance their own Customer Experience skills and align and empower their teams to integrate experiential applications into their daily routines.
First, leaders must understand where any one experience begins and where it ends. They must understand all the spheres of influence on those beginnings, endings and everything in between. They must understand that everyone on their team will or will not impact emotional connections in a positive, negative or indifferent way. This applies to employee interactions with each other as well as with guests.
Customer Experience Management requires time to analyze and map out current and desired experiences. It means training teams on the interpersonal behaviors that will lead to stronger emotional connections. It means orienting everyone from top to bottom, internal and external roles, front of the house and back of the house, contracted services and vendors as to their role on the complete stage of the experience.
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Why doesn't the Talon have 2 Power Leads?
I would like an answer directly from someone at Castle who made the decision to only have one power lead.
I'm not looking for beta testers who tested it...I want to know the reasoning.
Are the servo connectors being shipped with the Talon able to handle 9A of continuous current without heating up?
I believe there is a perfectly good reason behind it, I'm just very curious for the explanation.
We are taught in electronics to never exceed the rating of connectors and the Talon's BEC is clearly exceeding the Amp rating of a servo connector.
We've been told that the larger BEC is to help with brown-out due to heavy duty digital servos...but to me, only having power through 1 connector could even make the matter worse.
Please explain, I have full faith in Castle...just really want to know the reasoning.
From reading all most of the forums I think that there are two things you should do when you get a new Talon.
1. Open up the case and check the solder joints on the output connectors. There have been some that have come loose due to bad solder joint. Give a good tug to make sure it's solid and has plenty of solder.
2. Add a second connector that uses heavy-duty wire.
Most everyone that is using the internal BEC adds a second power connector.
With regards to brownouts, they can be caused by two things, a low current capability BEC simply turning off (lowering its voltage ouput to limit current) when the current draw is excessive, and secondly a voltage drop across the RC connector when your servo's spike the current.
I believe running the voltage at 6V and keeping it there will keep those voltage drops due to the spikes above the reboot voltage level.
In other words, in most reasonable cases, where the average current draw is in the 5A or less range (which I bet is typical of almost applications), there probably is no issue with the connector at all.
If on the other hand you want to light up a 6V 10A lightbulb, then yes, soldering a second pigtailed connector on is a good idea. At that point I would simply consider an external BEC that comes with two connectors.
My guess is along the lines of this:
the digital servos drawing a lot of current at startup are very small spikes. Maybe the single servo connector can handle the spikes above 5A for fractions of a second with no ill-effects...
That could mean that the Talcon BEC will handle 9A continious...but the stock Talon ESC as a whole may not be able to handle 9A of continious power (via it's BEC).
I think, if that's the case, we should hear that from Castle and it should be marketed that way.
IIRC, the Talon was originally advertised as being able to take a 20 amp spike but since it has only the single output lead which would melt at that current, they changed the information on the unit rather than the output wiring.
Doesn't do much good for a 9 amp continous rating to be setup through a single servo lead type connector. In my experience with using servo lead type connectors to charge batteries, a good quality connector with gold plated pins can handle 4 amps continous and only get slightly warm. Once those start to wear a bit, they'll get warm enough to allow the plastic to be, shall we say, molded???? lol
Hi guys,
Here's the answer from James Anderson -- our engineer in Kansas who did the testing on the single RX lead version of the Beta Talon-90.
This was originally posted in Castle Creations' Beta testing forum.
"We have done extensive testing with the Talon BEC using resistive loads, as well as power hungry align, savox, and several other normal and HV servos. The current that is drawn by servos is very inconsistent and will normal be very low (under 2A) with large spikes (~5A) during fast movements. During testing we kept the servos moving as much as possible and watched the temperatures of the wires and connectors using a thermal camera. Even under resistive loads higher than our continuous rating the connector temperature never reached unsafe temperatures. Our testing left us confident that a single connector and wire will be able to handle the loads of any setup.
A second servo lead was considered as a way to give the consumer piece of mind but was decided against to maintain the simplicity of the product. A second lead may lead to confusion with people new to the hobby and would also likely lead to support issues during castle linking. The castle link adapter is only able to provide power to the unit during programing. With a second wire the second wire would have to be disconnected from the servos and radios to castle link or extra circuitry would have to be added leading to more cost as well as inefficiency. The BEC pro has a separate link port for this reason. This could be done on the Talon as well but adds even more complexity and cost to the unit.
The goal of this unit was to make a simple lower cost product that is easy to setup. Because of the problems mentioned above it was decided that a second wire would not be a step towards this goal. Our testing has showed that the single wire and connector will be safe for even the toughest setup. Since we have received a good amount of feedback asking about a second wire I will make sure that it is considered again when we work on future projects.
We do not recommend soldering a second servo lead to the unit. The case was not designed to support this and it will likely lead to wire chafing."
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Before booking suspended ceiling, remove the exact dimensions of the room and jot down a sketch of the working draft.In this article we will find out how to measure ceilings.We look at how the simple rectangular shapes and room complex shapes.
begin with, how to record shot sizes.
Form measurement: design and possible problems
Form measuring tension ceiling, in essence, is a schematic sketch of the shape of the room (or the ceiling, if it covers only part of the area of overlap).With the removal of the sizes associated with two potentially conflicting situations :
- Previous measurements errors ceiling will lead to the fact that the web is spaced and manufactured with unsuitable shape and / or size .
- Changing the shape of the room between the time measurement and installation of ceiling breed, politely put, a lack of understanding between the customer and supplier.
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- Customer signs the sketch and checks that the project read and agree .
Doing these simple guidelines reduces the likelihood of errors to a minimum.In the case of changes to the project ceiling after the order (see. Plasterboard ceiling design - design and installation of) the Contractor is entitled to demand compensation for the additional work.Unfortunately, these recommendations are often neglected.
Nuance: be realistic.In the second case, the signature of the client in the project will help you only option, if the case goes to court. Practice shows that the majority of customers are inclined to consider all issues of coordination of the work of their teams builders own problems .
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Given: room is a square or rectangle.How to make measurements of suspended ceilings in this simple case ?
- Sketch sketch.Do not rely on memory required to outline the contour of the room.
- Remove all the dimensions of the walls at the level as close as possible to overlap th.That's all the walls: absolutely correct geometric shapes found in geometry, but not in construction.Piled wall can also distort the picture, that's why the size and proposed shoot as close as possible to the ceiling.
- Remove the diagonal size of the room.What for?The reason was mentioned a few sentences earlier.Sheet measurement of suspended ceilings must contain exhaustive information about the exact size and shape of the room.
Even if the opposite wall have exactly the same length - it does not mean that the room is a rectangle.It can be a parallelogram with two acute and two obtuse angles.
complex shape of the room with straight walls
Given: Room is a complex polygon.Most often, the angles it straight (or nearly straight), but possible options.
How to measure the suspended ceiling in this case?
beginning again apply our sketch of the ceiling.This is a mandatory step, from which we can not escape.
then :
- We measure, as in the previous case, all the straight sections of the walls and indicate them on the sketch.
- Divide the room in the diagram for a few triangles and again are measuring all diagonals.As in the previous embodiment, the size of suspended ceilings are as accurate as possible, provided that all the angles are calculated.
Warning: if the ceiling is supported columns, through the future stretch ceiling are risers, there are any further additional factors - all of which must be specified in a sketch with the distances from the walls and the diameter of .
Curved ceiling
given: a room or one of the levels has a rounded ceiling.This may be an arc with a constant or variable radius, a combination of arcs and polylines, contour image of a flower or an animal, and so on.
This case is obviously more difficult earlier.How to measure ceilings such a complex form ?
- Draw a sketch.Operation tedious, but familiar.
- are measures taken straight sections of the walls.Actually, if the measurement is carried out suspended ceilings, consisting of several levels - the room can be a simple shape.We need already familiar walls and the diagonal length.
- then mark up the sketch the ceiling grid with a pitch of 10-20 centimeters.The mesh size of nets on the scheme depends on the complexity of the circuit and the bending radius.
If all curved wall - the reference point may be, for example, a chandelier or a heating riser (see. Mounting tension ceilings chandeliers in their own hands).However, in most cases curved ceiling is one of the layers of the roof structure, and attached to the walls and corners are not a problem.
- marked on the sketch control points, tying them to the grid. As a rule, we can restrict only the longitudinal or transverse lines with a constant pitch .The distance from the point of intersection of the contour lines on the ceiling to the walls of the scheme will create a detailed layout of the ceiling absolutely any form.
Useful things
Finally - a few small tips under the theme of the article.
- Laser distance measurement multiple times will accelerate the removal of the ceiling in any configuration.
- maximum amount of stretch ceiling without connecting profiles with their own hangers - 50 m2.In larger areas ceiling begins to sag.However, this size - a landmark: the sagging depends on the shape of the room.
- Do not be afraid to create the layout of the ceiling to be mistaken for a couple of centimeters in either direction.PVC fabric stretched during installation.Actually, the web cut out 7% less than the actual area of the ceiling.
think so as to measure the suspended ceiling, we understand.It remained a mere trifle: to make given the dimensions of the canvas and mount it.Success in repairs!


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Here are two recipes that I made for the first time in the past couple of weeks, & they were really good! We are still following the our January diet so I've had to get creative with meals so we don't eat the same thing over & over. & these were a couple winners that I'll make again. Try them out & let me know what you think! They are both filling & flavorful.
Wild Rice Stuffing
Vegan Shepherd's Pie


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This is a great budget hotel set in a great location. Grand Anse beach is a stone's throw away and the Spiceland Mall - complete with supermarket - is less than a two minute walk. We did not have a car but the minivans into St George's were just at the end of the street.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms are quite spacious and well appointed with views over their gardens and the beautiful ocean.
During our stay in October 2011 the restaurant was under renovation but we had dinner at two lovely restaurants in the area, Kalinago Beach Resort Restaurant and The Flamboyant Hotel Beachside Terrace Restaurant. Each with wonderful beach views and great food.
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As confidence returns to the energy and utilities sector, Claire Smith weighs up the pros and cons of going in-house or private practice.
When Herbert Smith opened an office in Moscow last month to focus on energy and natural resources, it signalled a new optimism in a sector which had been rocked by economic crises in Asia and the Confederation of Independent States.
"Internationally there is a lot more confidence than there was a year ago," says Michael Doble, head of the energy practice at Denton Hall.
"Asia is mending and there is new private sector development in the Middle East. It's an active period which we expect to continue," he adds.
While upsets in economies have hit new project work hard, some firms see it fuelling restructuring work in the utilities.
"Our Hong Kong office has seen a surprising amount of business despite the recession," says Robert Lane, a partner in the energy, projects and construction department at Cameron McKenna.
"Restructuring seems to be something which continues during economic crisis because that's when people are most keen to reduce their costs and increase efficiency," he says.
With project work and private sector development now hotting up in India and Africa as well, there is plenty to keep the energy experts in business.
"The sector is expanding," says Roger Davies, a partner in the corporate finance department at Allen & Overy who specialises in energy. "There is a lot of work out there."
And it is not just the developing markets providing the work.
Directives from the EC to open up national electricity and gas monopolies to competition, often through privatisation, are offering opportunities in an area where UK lawyers have an advantage.
"There are many opportunities in Europe that were not there five years ago," says Philip Hurst, a partner in the corporate department at Ashurst Morris Crisp who specialises in mining and natural resources.
"The UK is by far the most advanced on this because we first worked on competition and privatisation programmes when Margaret Thatcher was prime minister," he says.
But despite 10 years' more experience of privatisation and restructuring, UK lawyers are still facing stiff competition from US firms when it comes to projects, especially in South America.
"US firms are good at the big project work which is typical of the energy sector," says Mark Saunders, who became a senior partner in the energy and projects department at the London office of US firm Dewey Ballantine on 1 May after leaving Nabarro Nathanson.
Cameron McKenna is so far the only UK company to set up on the west coast, with an office in San Francisco. In 1997, Camerons won a considerable contract advising on electricity deregulation in California.
"The US firms are generally stronger in South America," says Lane. "But we have a lot of experience in restructuring. It's one of our strengths and we tend to play on it."
While falling oil and mineral prices have hit exploration and development work in Europe, rationalisation programmes among the big energy companies are providing plenty of merger and acquisition work.
The emergence of a small number of very large players, led by BP-Amoco and Exxon Mobil, is a trend which looks set to continue as the firms try desperately to cut costs.
Last week TotalFina launched a hostile takeover bid for Elf Acquitaine in an attempt to create the world number four. Elf's rejection of the bid prompted speculation that it may seek a deal with Shell.
"The companies are trying to get the oil at a lower cost base," says Saunders. "And as they move into hostile areas like Russia there is a feeling that they need to be big."
"There is enormous logic for rationalisation in the oil sector," adds Davies. "I imagine it will continue."
The pressures to reduce overheads have also meant changes for the in-house legal functions in companies. There is no shortage of in-house talent in the energy sector, with strong teams doing a large proportion of the work.
But financial difficulties for companies have led to significant restructuring in the legal departments. Companies are keen to reduce their reliance on private practice lawyers while at the same time cutting staff across the board.
"It seems to be working two ways," says Geoff Hewitt, formerly director and legal manager at Saga Petroleum UK before taking up a post last month as a lawyer in the energy practice at Morgan Cole.
"There is a tendency for companies to try to reduce costs by using in-house teams, but at the same time the legal departments themselves have not been excluded from the staff cuts," he says.
The result has been strong teams, and a number of high-profile moves by in-house lawyers into the relative stability of private practice.
"The major oil and gas companies have very strong legal departments," says Adrian Clough, a partner in the projects and energy group at Herbert Smith. "Shell do the vast majority of work in-house, and all the companies now tend to only use outside firms when they have very big projects or need different expertise."
"If the BP-Amoco legal team were a law firm it would be one of the best energy practices in the world," says Saunders. "They are as good lawyers as you will find anywhere."
According to Ted Lean, senior vice-president and general counsel at Eastern Electricity, its strong in-house team means it now only needs to go to private practice for specialised work and when it is overloaded.
"Our requirement for outside lawyers has gone down by about 40 per cent in the last three years for competition and regulatory matters," he says. "We have developed a strong in-house function in that area."
It is a view echoed by Richard Wiseman, legal director at Shell UK. He says it now uses its own team for everything except litigation and major acquisitions and disposals. "If we're very busy and we can't field the numbers we go outside," he says.
This expertise means in-house lawyers are attractive to private practice energy departments, and a number are making the move out of the unstable energy companies. Last month's high-profile shift of Hewitt to Morgan Cole, and John Southworth's departure as European head of legal at Marathon Oil and Gas for a job at Nabarro Nathanson may be symptomatic of this.
Hewitt says: "I felt I was spending too much time in management and not enough on legal work, and because Saga had financial problems I knew they wouldn't be expanding.
"My time in-house has given me a business background which is attractive to clients, and as a result it is attractive to Morgan Cole."
With a lot of new work on the horizon for the energy practices, there is plenty of opportunities to move into private practice.
"We are recruiting at the moment," says Doble at Denton Hall. "And we are always interested in recruiting from in-house because there is a lot of expertise there.
"Our energy practice is in a very active period at the moment," he says. "And we expect it to continue."


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My daughter placed her head on my heart tonight as we lay in our pj's getting ready to fall sleep.
She looked into my eyes listening intently.
Shiyara interrupted my day dream to say, "Its not tired."
"What's not tired honey?"
"Your heart is not tired mommy. It's making music so fast."
There are so many things we forget as we grow up. We think we have all the answers because we have seen it all before and sometimes lived too much and are jaded. We feel we can't learn anything new, but another person's view on life like that of a child can change the way we think.
I do get tired and sometimes I think I can't do all the things I should. I both underestimate myself and then judge myself but my daughter's words tonight made me realize a profound truth that I had forgotten.
Whether sleeping or in stress, despite judging myself or thinking I am incapable, despite all the false narratives I have written about myself….the truth is my heart is never tired. It can take it all. The only thing I need to do is remember.


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Mother of Amish Shooter Cares for Son's Victims
Five years ago, her 32-year-old son Charlie Roberts shot 10 Amish schoolgirls before turning the gun on himself.
"Not only was my son not alive, he was the perpetrator of the worst crime anyone could ever imagine," Terri Roberts said.
After the shooting, press reports made public the remarkable compassion of the Amish community as it embraced the gunman's family with forgiveness.
Terri has found peace in these last years at the bedside of her son's most damaged, living victim — a paralyzed schoolgirl, now 11.
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I believe in things that can be verified through experiment or direct observation.
I may hope for other things to be true, I may even assume that they are true in spite of some evidence to the contrary, but I only believe in verifiable facts.
Wow...! Jaymeyaroch you sure had negative attitude on both questions you answered and no, I wasn't trying to prove anything. Sheesh!!
Um, I suppose this question could relate to anything as to the results here. I just asked out of the blue :)
I also wanted to increase my # of questions...hmmm
I believe in being a good person, no matter whether you are religious or not.
I believe that religion and govt can limit people in their own descisions, so I say be independent of them and make your own descisions w/ morals and positivity.
Be kind to others
I believe many are hypocrites, like people that go to church weekly or even daily and gossip and are mean people--the bible says if you hate your brohter you have no life in you.
Non believers can be bad people too.
It's about who you choose to be and possibly effected by how you were brought up.
Having rules to follow or guidelines is good.
Thinking for yourself is the most free you can be.
I believe it's colder than Cooter Brown in the North East, because I've been up here for over a month!
Belief indicates an understanding of the options. When you believe in one thing, do you truly understand what you are eliminating from your realm of possibility?
For an example, you can choose to believe that the Earth is round, or that it is not. You can believe that water is not wet and that birds do not fly. You can believe anything you wish.
If you chose to believe that water was not wet, you would have to redefine what it means to be wet, and then give a name to what water is when you touch it, and what happens to you when you are removed from it. It does not change the process of water molecules clinging to you and being cohesive with each other (water is sticky, you might say.) You simply believe that it is something else. Magic, perhaps.
Or you could believe that a god adheres small amounts of water to you, making you believe that you are wet when in fact you are not.
In order to understand that what you believe is referred to as wet, as being when water adheres to you and the objects around you and permeates to a certain degree the fabrics and pores, you dismiss the possibility that it is magic or any other explanation.
The same goes for everything else. We create our beliefs based upon what others believe, and together we create a system upon which society and interactions are built.
I believe that in general most people will argue with me, many of them ignoring the more salient points.
I believe that there is truth in crazy chatter a higher knowledge possibly. I believe that in every person there is a spark of good, I believe that no one is to be judged lest you stand and be judged in return, I believe in every bad, horryfying experience there is some good to come of it and /or a lesson learned I believe that everyone makes mistakes regardless how christian or religious they are. I believe in thinking positive and that it is good to have a pity party once in a while. I believe it is everyones right to believe in what they want without critisism. and that we all come from the same earth and retire there together when our souls weary and tire
I believe that everything has it's own purpose and that before a heartache can touch our lives, it has to be approved by Jesus first =).. . We'll it's just that things are sometimes confused themselves that'll infect you but in the end of the day, everything happens truly for a purpose, nothing is purposeless in this world and life of ours ^^
I believe that even though I am writing my autobiography of my life on hubpages and have been doing so for over a year. Taking a chance. That has produced "300 plus pages" and recently has resulted in my scores falling to near zero because the manuscript is in the making for sooo long instead of individual articles.
I believe that with the loyal help of my fans that believe in my work and take into consideration that I am writing my life story and it is a manuscript that they will take that into consideration and my score will rise up again because they will remember to Rate My Work.
I am an excellent writer and I deserve for my score to be high again. So I believe it will!
I am almost finished with my manuscript and I believe it will do excellent on the market.
I believe you all will help me by Rating Up on my writing because it is good writing.
=) God is good!
I believe every individual has the right to believe anything he sees as truth in his own eyes. I believe there is a higher power, God. I also have an open mind and believe some things are real and true in spite of evidence. My major was science, therefore I believe science is beautiful--and I believe science and God can both be believed in! I have written a few hubs on the old earth.


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Home Inspections in Sturbridge, MA
My name is Wayne Czybora. I started Bonafide Home Inspections back in 1994 with the goal of providing a superior home inspection so homebuyers can feel good about moving into their new home. Prior to that, I was an exterminator for 7 years and have retained my pest license ever since. This experience comes in handy when looking for signs of insect damage, as insects can cause significant damage to a house. It is highly unlikely that you will find another home inspector with that much experience in pest control (if any at all) along with that much experience in home inspections. Now, I'm not just talking about having a pest license. I'm talking about having the actual experience as an exterminator. Anyone can get a pest license.
If you want to find some of the best home inspectors in MA and NH, you really need to do some research. There's nothing worse than moving into a house and then realizing that you need to sink $20,000 into it right away, all because of an incompetent home inspector.
First, go to the State's Board of Home Inspectors' website and make sure the inspector's license is still valid. Second, check the inspector out at the Better Business Bureau. Check for complaints and read any reviews that may be posted. And don't just go for the cheapest home inspector. In this business, oftentimes you generally get what you pay for. Whatever you're spending for that house, it's a lot of money and searching for a home inspector with a "bargain hunter's" mentality is definitely not the right approach. Hope to hear from you soon.
Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Introduction to Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Sturbridge, Massachusetts, in Worcester county, is 17 miles SW of Worcester, Massachusetts (center to center) and 55 miles W of Boston, Massachusetts. As of the 2000 census, 7,837 people lived in Sturbridge.
Sturbridge History
The earliest settlers, who arrived in Sturbridge in 1729, were from Medfield. The town of Sturbridge was officially incorporated in 1738. Alternate names were considered to christen this new town including New Medfield and Dummer, in honor of Governor William Dummer. Ultimately, the town was named Sturbridge after a town in England.
Sturbridge and Nearby Attractions
- Lucy Stone Home Site
- Spencer State Forest
- Tower Hill Botanic Garden
- Hicks-Stearns Museum
- Nashoba Valley
Things To Do In Sturbridge
Some of the museums near Sturbridge are Hicks-Stearns Museum, Higgins Armory Museum and Vernon Historical Society Museum, among many others. There are some historical sites nearby as well. The Roseland Cottage, built in 1846, is a coral-colored Gothic Revival house. The Salisbury Mansion and the Lucy Stone Home Site are also popular places to visit. Numerous parks are located nearby including Bigelow Hollow State Park, Brimfield State Forest, and Douglas State Forest. Other popular attractions indlude the Copernican Observatory & Planetarium, Holyoke Merry-Go-Round, and the International Skating Center of Connecticut.
Sturbridge Transportation
Air transportation is available from Bradley International Airport.
Sturbridge Higher Education
The colleges near Sturbridge include American International College, Amherst College and Anna Maria College.
A Complete Home Inspection
- Exterior home inspection (walls,trim,grading)
- Porch, patio, balcony and deck home inspection
- Roof, flashing, and chimney home inspection
- Structural integrity home inspection
- Interior (walls,floors,ceilings,windows)
- Attic home inspection (including ventilation)
- Basement home inspection (water seepage)
- Heating system home inspection
- Cooling system home inspection
- Plumbing system home inspection
- Electrical system home inspection
- Termite (VA) home inspection (add'l fee)
- Radon testing (add'l fee)
- Water analysis (add'l fee)


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With production of Canada, this 2013 film was directed by Leah Walker. You can watch The Privileged online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
Rating: 5 by 38 users./
Runtime: 79 minutes
Sam Trammell, Joshua Close, Laura Harris, Lina Roessler, Jonathan Keltz, David Richmond-Peck, Joel Keller, Sean McCann, Michael Vincent Dagostino, Chris Farquhar, Sylvie Gravelle and Alyssa Piazza.
Drama, Thriller.
79-minute film (full movie) directed by Leah Walker.
The original audio of The Privileged has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in Canada.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by Leah Walker, MacGregor Austin-Olsen and Jordan Walker.
Rudolf Blahacek.
Jordan Walker, John N. Kozman, Michael Levine, MacGregor Austin-Olsen, Eric Birnberg, Gerhard Gouws, Justin Kelly, Thomas Walden, David Anselmo and Sean Buckley.
This film was produced and / or financed by High Park Entertainment, BUCK Productions, Hideaway Pictures, Neophyte Productions, Timshel Pictures and Neophyte Pictures.
Composed by Jeff Toyne.
Boutique Films.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie The Privileged has a duration of 79 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, The Privileged in FULLTV Movies.


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text: Hi, I'm new to this forum and have just purchased a BNIB Hero locked to Orange, Rom Ver: 18.104.22.168 I am not much phone or PC savy but am learning. This is my first Android Phone, Wow! I discovered this site last night and spent a few hours reading, what a great site. Managed to set up a Google link, up loaded a bar scanner and scanned a couple of apps off this site, excellent. Unfortunately also spent a few hours trying to transfer a blue-tooth file from my existing phone to the Hero, to eventually find out the Orange Hero is not set up for this, I was truly amazed at this news. I am able to pair both devises, just the transfer won't take place. I searched this site and the web for an application that will allow me to do this, can anyone suggest one. I looking for a simple blue-tooth transfer app.


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There's been a pretty large gap in the blog, almost a year. In that year, I've done a lot of work and joined up with ISO50 Blog. There are few really cool projects on the horizon and ones that are in process. I'm hoping to share a little more behind the scenes, influence and finished work on the blog from now on. Some of these will live on the ISO50 Blog as well.
To kick it off, here's a still from a lookbook shoot for Hotel 1171 I just wrapped up. We shot this in Big Sur the night we arrived. A small crew of us were anxious to get started since we only had 1 day to shoot the whole line in multiple environments. Not to mention we were all highly caffeinated from the 8 hour drive from San Diego. We started in Carmel at the hotel and drove south until we found what looked like a path and hiked down blind to the water. We ended up catching a few minutes in hanging fog, which is all the particles in the air. The technical breakdown on this is pretty simple, I had a Canon strobe fired from behind with a red gel, and used a Pocket Wizard to trigger it. Camera and lens set up for this was a 5D Mark III and a Zeiss 35mm 1.4 at 5.6. I really didn't do too much to this photo in post, raw conversion and curves is basically it.