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Census Bureau Has Made Progress on Schedule and Operational Control Tools, but Needs to Prioritize Remaining System Requirements
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To carry out the decennial census, the U.S. Census Bureau (Bureau) conducts a sequence of thousands of activities and numerous operations. As requested, The Government Accountability Office (GAO) examined (1) the Bureau's use of scheduling tools to maintain and monitor progress and (2) the status of two systems key to field data collection: the control system the Bureau will use to manage the work flow for paper-based operations, including nonresponse follow-up, and the system used to manage quality control of two major field operations. GAO applied schedule analysis tools; reviewed Bureau evaluations, planning documents, and other documents on work flow management; and interviewed Bureau officials.
The Bureau's master schedule provides a useful tool to gauge progress, identify and address potential problems, and promote accountability as the Bureau carries out the census. GAO found that the Bureau's use of its master schedule generally follows leading scheduling practices that enable such high-level oversight. However, errors GAO found in the Bureau's schedule hinder the Bureau's ability to identify the effects of activity delays and to plan for the unexpected. The Bureau has recently begun taking systematic steps to identify and correct remaining errors. However, within its schedule, the Bureau does not identify the resources needed to complete activities, making it difficult for the Bureau to evaluate the costs of schedule changes or the resource constraints that may occur at peak levels of activity. Leveraging the 2010 scheduling experience and including resource needs in the 2020 schedule should facilitate planning for the 2020 Census, already underway. The automated control system that the Bureau plans to use to help manage major field data collection operations has significant development and testing milestones remaining, with some scheduled to finish shortly before the system needs to be deployed. This aggressive schedule leaves little time for resolving problems that may arise, and without prioritized and final software specifications and reliable progress measures, the Bureau may not get what it needs from the system to conduct the operations. Additionally, development of quality control software for two major field operations faces delays, although detailed specifications and test plans are final.
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Status: Open
Comments: The Census Bureau continues to build its 2020 Census master schedule, which it hopes to complete by May 2016. Bureau officials have described their intent to link resources to activities within their schedules, but the Bureau has not yet done so. While no timeline identifies a specific date for implementing this, Bureau officials have stated that they would like to be in a position to begin implementation in early 2014. The decennial team responsible for this still awaits institutional guidance on how to do it from the central cost estimation group formed in 2013.
Recommendation: To improve the Bureau's use of its master schedule to manage the 2020 decennial census, the Secretary of Commerce should require the Director of the U.S. Census Bureau to include estimates of the resources, such as labor, materials, and overhead costs, in the 2020 integrated schedule for each activity as the schedule is built, and prepare to carry out other steps as necessary to conduct systematic schedule risk analyses on the 2020 schedule.
Agency Affected: Department of Commerce
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In June 2011 the Bureau completed a compilation of lessons learned, including suggestions on how to better develop and baseline future decennial schedules. In September 2013, current 2020 Census schedule managers stated that moving forward they will be relying on these lessons learned to help build on and improve scheduling practices for the 2020 Census. These steps to draw lessons from the Bureau's scheduling experience from Census 2010 will improve the development and management of the schedule for 2020 Census, helping to ensure the preparation of the 2020 Census stays on track.
Recommendation: To improve the Bureau's use of its master schedule to manage the 2020 decennial census, the Secretary of Commerce should require the Director of the U.S. Census Bureau to take steps necessary to evaluate the accuracy of the Bureau's baselined schedule and determine what improvements to the Bureau's schedule development and management processes can be made for 2020.
Agency Affected: Department of Commerce
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: GAO has confirmed that the Census Bureau did create a dashboard to monitor requirements and had program management reviews that were audited by an independent assessment team to monitor development. This aggressive monitoring of IT systems allowed the Bureau to anticipate that there might be risks in having all the necessary systems ready on time, and allowed the Bureau to switch the Field Verification operation to a contingency plan once it was clear that originally planned system would not be ready on time. This allowed the Census Bureau to complete Field Verification on time.
Recommendation: To improve the Bureau's ability to manage paper-based field operations in the 2010 Decennial Census, the Secretary of Commerce should require the Director of the U.S. Census Bureau to finalize and prioritize detailed requirements and implement reliable progress reporting on the development of the paper-based operations control system, including estimates of effort needed to complete remaining development.
Agency Affected: Department of Commerce
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Rickshaw run in India a wild adventure
CRAZY TUK TUK RACE: Two Winnipeggers -- nurse Brianna Hamlin and account executive Jess Cone -- along with Toronto grad student Rich Long, are getting ready for the Rickshaw Run, a "tuk tuk" race running north to south in India. It starts New Year's Day 2013 -- Tuesday.
A "tuk tuk" is a three-person motorized rickshaw such as the crazy "taxis" in the movie Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. The Canadians start their engines in Jaisalmer, near the Pakistani border, and race all the way to Cochin on the last bump of the southern tip of India. That's 3,500 kilometres in just 14 days -- any old way they can get the tuk tuk there.
Yours truly got in touch with the three amigos, who were heading off for an overnight camel safari in the desert before going to Jaisalmer for the race. Said Hamlin: "We are preparing to take on the Indian subcontinent in an auto-rickshaw -- a seven-horsepower, three-wheeled tin can on wheels -- in the name of charity."
Their team, Tuk Tuk Goose, along with other teams from all over the world, are raising money for Frank Water. "It's a small charity making a big impact for thousands of Indians who need community-run water sanitation systems."
Their rickshaw is called Tuk Tuk Goose because of the goose decoration that was painted on it before they arrived -- they were asked to send in their designs ahead of time.
Competitors can try to fix their tuk tuk repeatedly or give up at some point and legally cheat -- towing or shipping it on a truck or train to the finish line. And get this: There is no designated route -- you get there how you can, baby.
The race attracts a lot of wacky travellers from the United Kingdom, and the parties at night camps are rumoured to be wonderful fun. All the participants pay 1,000 British pounds per tuk tuk to be in the race, but the Canadians went wild, raising over 6,000. Adds Hamlin: "Going into this adventure, we are feeling excitement, and without a doubt, a little trepidation! Taking on Indian roads is a daunting task in itself."
Interested? Check out this website http://www.theadventurists.com/the-adventures/rickshaw-run .
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WATCH OUT, JUSTIN TRUDEAU: While the rest of us celebrate the holidays, 75 politically minded students have been playing politics at the legislative building in the Manitoba Youth Parliament. They have spent five arduous days of up to 12 hours debating (sometimes fighting over) the passing of six bills. Their nights are spent sleeping on the floor at Kelvin High School -- guys in the basement, girls on the first floor. Yours truly tracked down premier Bojan Pirnat at 9:45 p.m., who had just finished a nine-hour session on Boxing Day. "Giving up Christmas holidays when you're in high school doesn't seem appealing on the surface. But a lot of people say it is a life-changing experience, and when they say goodbye, they are hugging and crying."
Pirnat, 21, started this youth parliament game at 16 when he was a student at Kelvin and worked his way up through the executive. As premier for the last year, he estimates he's put in about 1,000 hours in 2012. He finally gets to strut his stuff.
The guy has charisma, an arresting voice, and he can talk. "It's been a roller-coaster ride in terms of learning how to manage people and to speak with authority and grasp everything that's going on and how it's supposed to work," he confesses.
So what do people think of Pirnat as premier, I ask? He blushes and tries to dodge the question. "OK, I've had positive feedback. People have said I'm a good leader and good at listening, mitigating problems without being too pushy."
Would the political studies major at the University of Winnipeg be thinking of going into politics? "I wouldn't rule it out. I'd consider it," he says.
Pirnat is the son of two Bosnian doctors -- Deni and Milena Pirnat -- who emigrated when he was a preschooler. He finishes his honours degree this year and is starting a master's in political studies.
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HAVING A GLBTTQ New Year's Eve? No one celebrates New Year's Eve with as much old-fashioned sparkle and excitement as the gay clubs in town. At Fame, 279 Garry St., it's a Bollywood theme with a real Bollywood folk-theatre performer, sword dancing and traditional Indian food (with a giveaway draw for a week in Hawaii, oddly enough).
"This gay club also welcomes straights," says general manager Melanie Mikietowich. "It's a great environment, non-threatening for couples who want to come out and have fun. They don't feel threatened and they love the music here." Tickets $15 at the door.
Over at Club 200, 190 Garry St., it's a Pretty in Pink party, with everything from costuming of performers to lighting and streamers and party guests in various shades of pink.
Gio's Club and Bar, 155 Smith St., welcomes everybody but is a clear favourite with the lesbian crowd. They're throwing an Electric Jungle New Year's Eve Party with black lights, coaching everyone to come out in white clothing so they will light up the night.
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● 6 eggs, separated
● 300g caster sugar
● 150g ground almonds
● 1 tsp vanilla extract
● 100ml espresso coffee or strong black coffee (decaffeinated is fine)
● 60g cocoa powder
● 1 tsp baking powder
● 150g pine nuts (reserve a small handful for decoration)
● Pinch of salt
● Preheat the oven to 180°C.
● Line the base of a 24cm (9 inch) round spring-form baking tin with greaseproof paper.
● With an electric mixer, kitchen aid or hand-whisk beat the egg yolks and sugar until you reach a light, creamy consistency. Add the ground almonds, the vanilla extract, the coffee, the cocoa powder and the baking powder. Mix thoroughly and finally fold in the pine nuts.
● In a separate bowl, beat the egg whites until very stiff and gently fold them into the rest of the cake mixture. Add the salt and mix until no white lumps of egg white remain.
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Congo's Neighbors Played Crucial Role in Civil War
Published: May 22, 1997
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The recruits were mostly Tutsi from eastern Zaire who had been driven into Rwanda a year ago after persecution by Mr. Mobutu's Government. During the early weeks of the war, witnesses said they saw truckloads of soldiers coming into this country from Rwanda.
But beyond those raw Zairian recruits trained in Rwanda, the rebel movement attracted hundreds of seasoned Tutsi fighters who had lived in Uganda and had fought in Mr. Museveni's rebellion against Milton Obote in the 1980's. After Mr. Museveni won that war, many of these men joined the Rwandan Tutsi rebel movement in the early 1990's and fought in the Rwandan conflict as well.
Col. Willy Mallants, a retired Belgian officer who is a military adviser to the rebels, said in an interview this week that ''a few thousand'' of these Tutsi guerrilla fighters joined the rebellion as volunteers in much the same way that American and French liberals flocked to fight the fascists in the Spanish Civil war.
Some of the volunteers were Zairians by birth who had moved to Uganda and Rwanda at an early age, but many others were born in Uganda and Rwanda of Zairian parents, Colonel Mallants said. He denied that any regular units from Uganda and Rwanda fought in Zaire.
''On no one occasion, in no one place, in no one moment, did these countries send regular troops to fight with the rebels,'' he said. ''They were volunteers. They came in the country to help their brothers because they were morally, historically and by tradition obliged to do it.''
But American officials said there also appear to be a number of military advisers in Congo on loan from the Rwandan and Ugandan armies. ''We believe there is a significant presence of senior advisers,'' one official said.
Several diplomats say Uganda and Rwanda never expected the rebellion to be so successful or move so quickly. The objective had been to secure a buffer zone and rout their enemies in Zaire. That done, they began to withdraw support.
But Mr. Kabila's movement had caught fire with a population tired of Mr. Mobutu's corrupt regime. The Government army crumbled, fleeing city after city before the rebels arrived.
''We never thought the Zairian Army, with officers trained in France and the United States, even though cut off from arms supplies since 1993, would simply not fight,'' a French diplomat said.
As the rebel troops began to move farther and farther west, the Angolan Government entered the fray, American officials said. The Government in the Angolan capital, Luanda, provided political support and training, but also contributed commandos, money, airplanes and arms, diplomats said.
In January and early February, for example, several giant Russian-built cargo planes registered in Angola were seen flying soldiers and arms from Luanda to the Rwandan capital, Kigali, American officials said this week.
These officials said that as many as six battalions of men were flown to Rwanda and trucked into eastern Zaire during this period, but they stressed that it was unclear if the soldiers were Angolan troops or members of the Katanganese Guards, a Zairian rebel group that has lived in Angola for years.
But Angolan troops did take part in the final push on Kinshasa last week, American Government officials said. Between 2,000 and 3,000 Angolans in well-organized units fought in the battle for Kenge, 120 miles east of Kinshasa, in the last major battle before the fall of the capital, an American intelligence officer said.
''They were playing a critical role,'' the officer said.
Angola had a strong motive for helping the rebels. For Angola's Government, helping Mr. Kabila meant undermining Jonas Savimbi and the Unita rebel group.
By removing Mr. Mobutu from power, Angola's President, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, aimed to take bases away from Mr. Savimbi. For three decades, Mr. Mobutu allowed Mr. Savimbi to use this country as a haven and as a route for diamonds smuggled from northern Angola.
Indeed, American officials say, Mr. Savimbi's troops also fought at Kenge -- on Mr. Mobutu's side -- but were defeated. The Angolan civil war, which was supposed to be settled in a 1994 peace accord, spilled into Zaire.
Zambia's aid to the rebels was more limited. The Zambian Government, which has long complained of lawlessness on its border with Zaire, allowed rebel troops to move through its territory on their way to capture Lubumbashi, the capital of the southern Shaba Province.
The rebels staged the attack from Zambia, coming north through the town of Kipushi and approaching Lubumbashi from the south, officials said. How they got to Zambia in the first place is still unclear.
The large amount of foreign aid in the war may account for Mr. Kabila's unwillingness to disclose the identities of his senior commanders. Throughout the seven-month conflict, he and his aides have kept the identity of military leaders and tacticians a secret, with one exception -- Mr. Kabila's son Joseph, a 25-year-old soldier, is often presented as a senior commander.
The subject of who masterminded the military campaign is politically sensitive for Mr. Kabila, who has strenuously denied that foreign troops have helped him. If Zairians see the rebellion's success as the work of outsiders, Mr. Kabila runs a risk of being seen as an ineffective leader, or, worse, a puppet.
Rebel officials maintain that they will eventually disclose the names of their commanders, as well as the nature and extent of the military aid they received. They are also quick to point out that few rebellions have succeeded without friends abroad, including the American Revolution.
''It is too soon to answer that question now,'' Colonel Mallants said. ''Let us first finish officially the war.''
Photo: Soldiers of the victorious rebel movement of Congo's new President, Laurent Kabila, drove through Kinshasa, the capital, yesterday. (Associated Press)(pg. A10) Map of Congo highlighting Kinshasa: Angolan troops took part in the final push on Kinshasa last week. (pg. A10)


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Zimbabwe trimmed their practice squad to 15 on the eve of the series. There were no surprises in the squad.*
Zimbabwe (possible): 1 Vusi Sibanda, 2 Hamilton Masakadza, 3 Sikandar Raza, 4 Brendan Taylor (capt & wk), 5 Malcolm Waller, 6 Sean Williams, 7 Shingi Masakadza, 8 Prosper Utseya, 9 Natsai M'shangwe, 10 Brian Vitori, 11 Tinashe Panyangara
Pakistan are without Umar Akmal for the series, after he was withdrawn after suffering a seizure while flying in the West Indies. Sarfraz Ahmed was named the replacement wicketkeeper.
Pakistan (likely): 1 Nasir Jamshed, 2 Mohammad Hafeez (capt), 3 Ahmed Shehzad, 4 Umar Amin, 5 Haris Sohail, 6 Shahid Afridi, 7 Sarfraz Ahmed (wk), 8 Sohail Tanvir, 9 Zulfiqar Babar, 10 Saeed Ajmal, 11 Asad Ali
- In the last bilateral series between these sides in Zimbabwe, in 2011, Pakistan won both T20s
- Shahid Afridi needs 84 more for 1000 T20 runs. Mohammad Hafeez is the only Pakistan batsman to pass that milestone. Umar Akmal is second with 929.
Sikandar Raza is likely to play his first game against the country of his birth, but that alone shouldn't be the only talking point about him. Raza's 82 against India was the highest individual score by a Zimbabwe batsman in the series and though his form fell away in the remaining games, it marked him down as a player to watch. What Raza needs is consistent scores to keep his place in the XI.
Zulfiqar Babar had to wait till he was 34 to get his first opportunity for Pakistan. The left-arm spinner was picked in the T20 squad for the West Indies and had a dream debut, taking 3 for 23, but his job didn't end there. Batting at No. 8, Babar had the honour of facing the final ball of the match with one needed to win. He finished the game with a swagger, hitting a six. He ended the two-match series with five wickets and the expectations off him would have increased.


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WAKE FOREST, N.C. (November 4, 2010) WCPEs Assistant Music Director Kenneth Bradshaw, former Air Force Sergeant, invites listeners across the country to remember those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Through music, WCPE will remember and honor all service men and women on Veterans Day, Thursday, November 11, 2010.
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J.S. Bach: 6 Suites for Solo Cello, BWV 1007-1012 / Kivie Cahn-Lipman, cello
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Car design prodigy Winnie Cheung—so dubbed by Automotive News in its 40 Under 40 list of the industry's current crop of early achievers—is interior design manager for Chrysler Group headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The magazine likened the young titans who made the cut to the legendary Lee Iacocca who, at 36 in 1960, was the youngest vice president in Ford Motor history.
Cheung has come a long way since first entering Art Center as a Product Design major. Back then, she admits, the thought of drawing a car made her nauseous. But after her first assignment she fell in love with the mobility art form and transferred to Transportation Design.


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Abel Ferrara works well, well under the radar, but even someone like myself — a gentlemen who would like to think he's fully aware of this little — is surprised to see something come about at this speed. Was it not just recently when a lead actress had been sought out? How did his hard-to-fund movie get this much done by now? The answer is not obvious, but the simple chance to even ask so much is enough of a pleasure.
Ferrara superfan Ignatiy Vishnevetsky was kind enough to tweet the trailer for what is, at the moment, titled Welcome to New York (it's unlikely that anyone will get that changed), a steamy-looking dive into a story reportedly inspired by the actions of former IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, his amalgamation portrayed by Gérard Depardieu. (The actress race has since been won out by the age-appropriate Jacqueline Bisset.) Everything, from the show-off vibe to its YouTube title, would indicate a sales trailer, and although those are rarely any good, Ferrara's is kind of a surprise: the movie looks rightly gratuitous, well-composed / -financed, and even a little fun. All that in mind, let's hope the "coming soon" tag holds true.
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Ok so my dad has around 400 customers for his business and he has a list of customers, his business was going a bit slow so he decided to spend 2 days putting each customers name into this format:
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I'm working on a program that loads all his customers from a mysql database into datagridview it loads, into ID, First, Last, Phone, Address and Zip-code.
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The Galaxy S5 and earlier Galaxy smartphones had replaceable batteries and storage expansion slots. But the new GS6 says goodbye to that flexibility in favor of a sleeker design.
Indiegogo's DIY security gadget is on sale now, and can earn you a discount on your State Farm insurance.
Lego has succumbed to pressure from Greenpeace over its long-term promotional contract with petroleum giant Shell.
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Social-media campaign aimed at discouraging people from texting behind the wheel has so far garnered more than 5 million pledges.
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The comedy group behind the original "Super Troopers" movie wants to make a sequel, and they've turned to Indiegogo to raise funds to bring the goofy Vermont state troopers back to your TV in 2016.
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Rescue, refuge and rehoming
* 2014 Christmas Update *
2014 has been another busy year for Bernese Welfare UK.
Between 1st January and 1st December 2014 we have accepted
19 Bernese into our care and have helped with the rehoming
of a further 8 Bernese.
The dogs featured on this card are just a few of the many we have
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JENSEN - 9 years old and suffering from a number of health
issues, his owners were unable to provide for his needs.
CHESTER - 4 years old, his owners no longer had the time to
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LUCY - 5 1/2 years old, needed a new home due to her owners
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ZELDA - an ex-breeding bitch, she was advertised on the internet
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unable to cope with her and handed her into our care
just a few weeks later.
Thank you to everyone who has supported Bernese Welfare UK.
None of the income we receive is spent on Honorariums, gratuities
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White God
Imagine an "R" rated "Lassie" by way of "Spartacus." That's Kornél Mundruczó's "White God," a brutal but stirring fantasy about street dogs rising up against…
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Chaz Ebert to be a guest at The Dinner Party in Chicago on April 6th.
A gallery of photos, videos and links illustrating Chaz's journey relating to Roger's legacy in the two years since his death.
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Sheila writes: This week, on Rogerebert.com, we celebrate the women writers on the site, with tons of great content, all of it written by women. Chaz Ebert shares some introductory words for this weeklong project, which had been a dream of Roger's as well. The Table of Contents will be updated as the week goes on. Keep checking back!
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Marie writes: Holy crap! THE KRAKEN IS REAL!" Humankind has been looking for the giant squid (Architeuthis) since we first started taking pictures underwater. But the elusive deep-sea predator could never be caught on film. Oceanographer and inventor Edith Widder shares the key insight - and the teamwork - that helped to capture the squid on camera for the first time, in the following clip taken from her recent TED talk." And to read more about the story, visit Researchers have captured the first-ever video footage of a live giant squid at i09.com
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Some of you thought my "101 102 Movies You Must See Before You Die" list was a little too, well, rigorous. I still think it only covers the basics of what you need to have seen (and appreciated) in order to hold your own in intelligent conversations about movies these days. Maybe that makes me (shudder) an "elitist." Ahem. I think it just means I have standards.
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Which battery should I use for an brushless motor
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HI there!
Fot this motor
which battru should I use?
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This one
Be careful when charging it - it doesn't seem to have balance leads - none of them do. So ideally charge it outside.
If that weight is too much, or it's too expensive, or physically too large, then this one would do - but it won't last as long between charges:
With LiPo's you *MUST* be very careful discharging them. I would very strongly reccomend you buy one of these:
or build your own. On a personal note, I wouldn't let a 11.1v LiPo set get below about 10.2v without starting to worry.
If the barries discharge too much - and if your lucky - you will ruin them, and they'll never charge again. If your unluckly, they will buckle ( physically blow out of shape ) and then when you charge them they can burn rather spectacularly.
"C" is peak discharge rate
The 20C is a peak discharge rate. 20C is generally pretty high - in fact many packs can't actually deliver 20C and it's marketing lies.
Makes me wonder about those
Makes me wonder about those 30C packs I've seen....
I believe the C rating is
I believe the C rating is used to calculate the mAH rating. Anyone please correct me on that.
The mAH is how many milli amps it can supply for 1 hour assuming it runs flat at the end of that hour. If you use half the mA then stated then the battery will last 2 hours. Higher values mean your battery will last longer. It also means the battery is more expensive and will take longer to charge but charging doesnt really matter as much.
For a plane (which your still way ahead of yourself, build a start here clone first with arduino) a good high mAH is needed or you will just be falling out of the sky straight away.
If you absolutely insist on getting this motor right now without the experience required then why not use it to make a small car with a fan pushing it and code it much like the start here robot
http://www.nex-robotics.com/products/quadrotor/25a-bldc-motor-driver.html with this motor controller you can run the arduino and servos at 5 volts from a set of extra outputs. This will let you use the same battery for the motor, arduino and servos.
As for how long will the propeller run, the current draw isnt stated on the spec sheet so it will be trial and error
A matched motor driver for
A matched motor driver for that motor said it can use a 2-4 cell battery, so 7.4V to 14.8V battery.


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Little Big Town Were 'Sober' by Candlelight at 2013 CMAs
Little Big Town turned in an intimate, candlelit performance of the ruminative but uplifting ballad 'Sober' at the 2013 CMA Awards on Nov. 6.
Little Big Town turned in an intimate, candlelit performance of the ruminative but uplifting ballad 'Sober' at the 2013 CMA Awards on Nov. 6.
Hank Williams Jr.'s fans were relentless in a win over Jennifer Nettles last weekend. 'I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink,' Williams' new collaboration with Merle Haggard, took 85 percent of the vote to move on to a new round of this song battle. The legend will need another big effort to take down Little Big Town, a group as hot as any in country music.
Little Big Town's new single 'Sober' is a sweet love song bathed in four-part harmonies reminiscent of the group's most popular cuts from the mid '00s. After three edgier singles, the quartet lightens up.
Little Big Town has reason to celebrate today. The award-winning foursome's latest album 'Tornado' has achieved certified Platinum status after selling more than one million units.
Little Big Town's 'Your Side of the Bed' lyrics aren't based off of Karen Fairchild and Jimi Westbrook's marriage, but they certainly feel powerful coming from a married couple. And surprisingly, despite the impact of the song, 'Your Side of the Bed' was never intended to be a duet.
While soap operas and talk shows certainly dominated the Daytime Emmy Awards Sunday night (June 16), country music was strongly represented, with Little Big Town and Trisha Yearwood both earning prestigious trophies for daytime entertainment.
It takes some serious chops to cover a Fleetwood Mac song -- any Fleetwood Mac song. But at Wednesday's (June 5) CMT Music Awards, Little Big Town proved that they can cross genres and make any song sound great.
The new video for Little Big Town's current single 'Your Side of the Bed' offers fans what you have to hope is a fictional look inside the marriage of two of their principals, singers Karen Fairchild and Jimi Westbrook.
The members of hot country group Little Big Town are gearing up for a very special honor. The band have been on a huge winning streak this past year, and they're topping it off by hosting the upcoming TV special 'CMA Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock.'
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Doctor/Patient Relationship: 7 Ways to Maintain Patient Interaction in the Age of the EHR
A common criticism of EMR (electronic medical records) use in medical practices is that it causes doctors to become less engaged and impersonal. This causes frustration for all parties - patients and physicians - because doctors didn't sign up for computer duty and patients expect a doctor's full attention during visits.
Software Advice, a website that reviews medical software, recently did a survey on how to improve doctor-patient interactions in the EMR era. They listed the top seven tips received on maintaining quality relationships:
1. Position your computer between you and the patient: No brainer here. Face the patient during interactions. Take the time to plan where your equipment will go so that this is possible.
2. Invest in mobility: Whether it's a small rolling desk, small tablets or other lightweight tools, choose equipment that helps you move around. A laptop may cost an extra buck but can be worth the investment.
3. Delegate as much as possible: The objective is to interact with the patient as much as possible. Have staff members enter the medical history, medications, prior procedures, etc. prior to the patient's visit so you don't have to during the appointment.
4. Dictate as much as possible: Talk with the patient while scribes enter the information or use dictation software. These allow you to focus more on the patient.
5. Ignore the computer when you first enter the room: Chat with your patient for a few minutes before you start recording information in the digital record.
6. Ask about previous complaints: If the patient information is pre-loaded, look over it before entering the room. If they have open complaints, ask them about the issues to close them out in the emr. This reaffirms to the patient that you care.
7. Finish the chart in the room: This can help to answer any other questions that might come up so patients feel like they have been listened to.
EMRs take some getting used to. Once a physician develops a rhythm with the software, every patient interaction becomes easier. Practice makes perfect.
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"My wife and I just had to go down a level on Health Care because we weren't getting service for our PPO plan. She is pregnant and I thought a lower plan might actually be better. People are dropping Blue Shield PPO left and right. Hopefully an HMO will be better so we can be seen. I'll go broke if I have to sign up for an even higher PPO plan."
""National Poison Prevention Week" sounds so OMINOUS! If I didn't read through the article, I would've shut the book on this and thought no more of it - what are the chances of an intelligent person getting poisoned anyway right? But it's quite true that there's a lot of potential poisons moving through our homes on a daily basis and it's good to know how to prevent that from hurting someone!"
"Thanks, this helped me calm down from one i was having at that moment! I feel as though just deep breathing and just feeling cold air as well as talking to people helps. I also started reading part of a book that helped too. I find that just calm things like that and relaxing helps the best! Thanks ..."
"This system is terrible. I can't stand it at least. Not just as a Doctor but especially as a patient."
David Davidovic David built and led commercial functions in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries for 33 years and has been di More »
Barbara Ficarra Barbara Ficarra, RN, BSN, MPA is an award-winning journalist, media broadcaster, health educator, speaker and consultant More »
David Harlow David Harlow is Prinicipal of the Harlow Group LLC, a healthcare law and consulting firm based in Boston, MA. More »
Stephen Schimpff Stephen C. Schimpff, MD is the retired CEO of the Univ. of MD Med. Center and the COO of the Univ of MD Medical System. More »
Andrew Schorr Andrew, a leukemia survivor and respected medical journalist is the founder of PatientPower, an excellent web resource. More »
John Sharp John Sharp has interests in social media in healthcare and clinical research informatics including secondary use of EMR More »
Christina Thielst Christina Thielst is a hospital administrator, consultant, educator and author with 30 years of healthcare experience. More »