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Just returned after a week in New York, May 2014, and the Sanctuary Hotel, a short walk from Times Square, was a key factor in the enjoyment had in this fabulous city. We had three rooms to cope with the family needs and all were presented to high order. Yes, the rooms are small, but they are clean and very well presented and are maintained daily to a high standard. Breakfast is served on the roof and there is plenty of food variation to start your day. Staff were welcoming, helpful and very knowledgeable about the how, where and what to see. Would highly recommend and will use again when we return to New York.
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adidas D Lillard 1 'Playoffs'
Apr 2nd
Playoff Time. Dame Time.
Playoff time is Dame Time. As the playoffs near, adidas drops a new colorway tomorrow for the D Lillard 1. The shoe features a light onix upper with black accents and marbled outsole. See more angles below and pick these up in stores or online (10am EST Release) tomorrow, April 2nd for $ 105. See Launch Locator for stores.
New Music: @djchose – Everywhere I Go Ft Mc Beezy
Apr 1st
Today, DJ Chose is releasing "Everywhere I Go" featuring MC Beezy the latest track off the Incaseyouforgot mixtape. This track is one of many steps in the right direction for DJ Chose. It is only a matter of time before you hear this song on the radio so play it now and tell everyone you heard it first!
adidas D Rose 5 'Playoffs'
Apr 1st
The adidas D Rose 5 Boost arrives in a new Black/Scarlet colorway that stays true to his Chitown roots. The shoe features a black textile upper, a scarlet speckled frame and a marble outsole. Check out more images below and pick these up in stores or online (10am EST Release) tomorrow, April 2nd for $ 140. See Launch Locator for stores.
Lookbook: Versatile Zip-Up Hoodies
Mar 31st
As the first quarter of the 2015 has swiftly gone by and the temperatures have heated up, we've rotated the heavy jackets in our closets for a lighter zip-up hoodies. With an emphasis on comfort and versatility with various outfits, Footaction has a great selection to choose from.
In the slideshow above, we've styled a few looks that show how you can rock your zip-up hoodie. The first look is a Nike hoodie with a t-shirt underneath, while the second look is the same concept but with blue joggers and teal Jordans. If weather and comfort permits, the third look shows our model rocking a zip-up hoodie with shorts and some floral Nike Roshes.
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Air Max Day 2015
Mar 28th
Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG
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A Classic Remastered
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Nike Chuck Posite 'Purple Haze'
Mar 27th
Modern Fit. Signature Style.
The Nike Chuck Posite returns in a new Purple Haze colorway. The shoe features a foamposite upper and lunarlon midsole for responsive cushioning. See more images below and pick these up in stores or online (10am EST Release) tomorrow, March 27 for $ 230. See Launch Locator for stores.
Air Jordan 10 Retro 'Double Nickel'
Mar 26th
The Double Nickel
Worn by MJ as he torched the Knicks for 55 while in his 45 jersey, the Air Jordan 10 'Double Nickel' returns remastered. Check out more angles below and pick these up in stores or online (10am EST Release) this Saturday, March 28th for $ 190. See Launch Locator for stores.
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Mar 25th
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L. I . Crew artist Shineboy Mack releases his new song "Not Over" featuring Troy Ave, the most recent release from his upcoming mixtape. A collaboration of this calibre is one to remember. This track is bringing the summer heat to the dead of winter!
#OwnATX: SXSW Style Recap
Mar 24th
Every year, South by Southwest takes over Austin, Texas and serves as a global festival for new technology, movies, and most importantly to us, music. Footaction couldn't miss the opportunity to hit the streets of Austin and scout some of the freshest looks out there. As an urban festival, SXSW has a very different vibe about it than a camping festival in that, you get to go home each night and come back out the next day with some new heat.
Above you will find a diverse gallery of the looks that we think made a splash in Austin. They range from joggers and a tee to hook ups that might be considered more complex. Either way those that you see above deserve a shoutout. If you want to see Footaction's updates from the weekend in real time, head to twitter or Instagram and search #OwnATX!
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The Lost Italian: Couscous works well in summer salad
I have to be honest with you – I'm not typically a big fan of couscous (pronounced KOOS-koos).
Sure, I'll eat it when it's served, but there's something about the texture that just hasn't resonated with me. In fact, prior to last week, I can't recall the last time I actually ate couscous.
So when Tony told me he wanted to share a recipe for a summer couscous salad that Chef Ben recently featured at Sarello's, I was less than enthusiastic.
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Credit Line for sole proprietor
A friend who is a professional and has his own business is moving his office and needs a substantial loan. While he is ok he is no expert in finance. The BankFirst the bank he has used for the last 10 years was offering a below prime rate promotion for a business credit line in December. He applied before the application deadline but did not get some of his financial statements in until after the deadline. Not sure what happened but in January they told him he may be too late for that program but they would see what they could do. His credit is excellent and so his record with Bank X.
A month later he gets a bill for $500 for his new credit line at prime plus 1! He does not really want this, he does not need the credit line, just using it as a cash management tool. Personally in his situation he would be better off with a term loan.
As it turns out BankSecond in his area is looking for new accounts and is offereing a promotion of 5.9 on a term loan or 6.9 on a cerdit line
Does anyone think that if he contacts BankFirst, his bank, and mentions the promotion at BankSecond that they will match it? Or should he simply close out the BankFirst credit line and move his business to BankSecond? This would be a minor inconvenience but well worth the interest rate difference
Any thoughts on the following proposed letter
Dear BankFirst loan office,
I was rather surprised to get a bill for a credit line. Please be advised this is the first contact I have received to tell me that I was approved or the terms under which I was approved. Please be further advised that when I applied in December it was for your below prime promotion. I was never told there was an annual fee involved. I cannot refer to the paperwork since I was never provided with a copy.
I am rather surprised that after 13 years of banking with your bank that I could not receive a better rate or terms. Attached is a flyer from XXXX Bank. As you can see this provides for a rather attractive interest rate. Is this something your bank is able to compete with?
I wouldn't write a letter.
I'd pay a visit to the bank, asking for an explanantion, and mentioning the other bank's offer, then asking whether they might consider altering their proposed terms.
Some years ago I had a tax-deferred retirement account(Registered Retirement Savings Plan) with one stockbroker, at no annual admin. fee, supposedly because my account was larger than a certain amount. When I told my broker there that I thought that my account hadn't quite met the required level, he told me to leave well enough alone.
Later that company was bought out by another, then later a third, and my no-admin. fee exemption was carried along throughout.
Then near the date when I had to change the plan into a no-further-deposit and a required-annual-payout fund (Registered Retirement Income Fund), the brokerage told me at the time of the transfer that there'd be an annual fee of something like $125.00.
I objected, saying that this plan was a continuation of the one that I'd had with them for years. My objection fell on deaf ears.
I contacted a manager of investment funds, and a trust company, to be told that they'd manage such a fund at no fee.
I told my carrier of the other companies' offers, not feeling it necessary to inform them that I'd be unenthused about using those other companies' plans. My old grandmother used to say that one should tell the truth - but that it wasn't necessary to blab, telling all that one knew.
They allowed as how they could match the other companies' offer - so I've had my retirement income fund, paying me a few thousand annually, with no admin. fee for about nine years.
Not a scratch of it on paper.
Good wishes to your friend for achieving his desires in this matter.
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Thank you
As it turns out they did waive their annual fee (which he had never been told about in the first place) and we may go ahead and apply at the other bank. This way each bank gives him half of what he needs
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Johnny Sorrow appears in 7 issues in this volume.
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Darkness Falls, Part 3: Black Planet
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Wild Hunt
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Injustice Be Done, Part 1: Divide and Conquer
November 1, 2000
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December 1, 2000
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Injustice Be Done, Part 3: Sorrow's Story
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Injustice Be Done, Part 3: Into the Labyrinth
February 1, 2001
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Injustice Be Done, Part 4: Godspeed
March 1, 2001
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BATON ROUGE, La. — Brian Marshall, CEO of Baton Rouge-based Capital Area Transit System (CATS), abruptly tendered his resignation after months of speculation about the security of his job, The Times-Picayune reported. In his resignation letter, Marshall said, "the current environment at CATS wasn't conducive to building" a sustainable public transportation system.
He had recently been criticized by the board for not providing a business plan for tax revenues generated after passing a 10.6-millage tax last April. For the full story, click here.
ABQ RIDE is looking to model its plan after the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's HealthLine, which is sponsored through a hospital partnership. Construction on the so-called ART system could begin in May 2016 with an in-service date of September 2017.
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I travel with my lovely housband to be named Juho. We are friendly people with good manners. We love to explore the world. We live in our own flat near Helsinki and we have two cats named Bacon and Myy.
We enjoy travelling, good movies, good food and new excperinces!
I work as a sales manager and Juho has his own family company where he works.
From the place we would like to stay in we hope that its clean and the people are friendly. Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day so I always look forward to that :)
The best place we have been must have been Rio, Cobacabana beach and the worst Bulgarias Golden sands, even tought that wasnt so bad either, just not for us.


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I have been tasked with the implementation of the ModBus protocol over a RS485 2-wire system. (Actually it's three wires, A/B and GND). ModBus is not the point though, but the step before that...simple I/O over the interface.
I am using the FTDI USB-RS485 converter to connect a Linux host (not interchangeable) to a Windows host (interchangeable with another Linux host, though I'd like to avoid that)
The encoding is supposed to be 19200, 8, n, 1. But it just doesn't seem to work.
I don't have the exact code handy, but on Linux I am doing this:
int fd = open("/dev/ttyS3", O_RDWR | O_CTTY);
if(fd == -1) return "Error while opening the port";
Next, I configure the port.
struct termios tty;
tcgetattr(fd, &tty);
cfsetispeed(&tty, B19200);
cfsetospeed(&tty, B19200);
tty.c_cflag = CS8; //Empties the cflags and sets the character width.
tty.c_cflag |= (CLOCAL | CREAD); //Sets 'recommended' options.
tty.c_lflag = 0;
tty.c_iflag = 0;
tty.c_oflag = 0;
tcgetattr(fd, TCSANOW, &tty);
Parity and Flow Control are currently not planned, since the final result will connect to a low level board, where I need to take care of the signals myself. Furthermore there aren't any wires, which would allow 'unfettered communication'. (After all I don't want an XON/XOFF character to limit the byte range I can transmit)
All of these function go through properly and the data is set.
On Windows, I open the serial port like this:
HANDLE hSerial = CreateFile("COM6", GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, 0, NULL);
if(hSerial == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) return "Error while opening the port";
GetCommState(hSerial, &SP);
Parity is disabled, as well as flow control. Byte size is set to 8.
Edit: Since it has been asked, here is my code for the baudrate on Windows (from memory) SP.DCBlength= sizeof(SP); SP.BaudRate = 19200; SP.Parity = NOPARITY; SP.StopBits = ONESTOPBIT; SetCommState(hSerial, &SP);
Again, all of these functions run flawlessly.
Now, for the test case that's giving me a major headache.
On the Linux host, I create a byte buffer of 256 bytes size. This buffer is filled with the character values from 0-255...and then sent over the wire with write. At the same time, the other side is waiting with 'ReadFile' for data to arrive.
With this configuration, for both the 'other Linux host', as well as for the Windows host, 256 Bytes arrive...however it's NOT the numbers from 0-255, but something 00 06 etc.
I can get the Linuxhost to work, when I'm setting all members of the termios structure to 0 before setting the options I actually want. I'm guessing, it's because of the control characters...however if I do that, the Windows host either receives only 4 of 256 bytes.
As I said, unfortunately I don't have the code handy. If anyone has any idea from what point I could tackle this, I'd be very grateful. I will post more code, once I have access to it again.
How I'm implementing the read operation:
DWORD nBytes = 0;
char Buffer[256], *ptr = Buffer;
int Rem = 256;
while(Rem) {
ReadFile(hSerial, ptr, Rem, &nBytes, 0);
Rem -= nBytes;
ptr += nBytes;
//Evaluate Buffer
To be noted, I did set the timeouts, but can't remember the exact values.
Edit: Since I now have access to my work place again, here's the actual (current) code.
const char *InitCOM(const char *TTY) {
struct termios tty;
hSerial = open(TTY, O_RDWR | O_NOCTTY | O_NDELAY);
if(hSerial == -1) return "Opening of the port failed";
fcntl(hSerial, F_SETFL, 0);
if(tcgetattr(hSerial, &tty) != 0) return "Getting the parameters failed.";
if(cfsetispeed(&tty, B19200) != 0 || cfsetospeed(&tty, B19200) != 0) return "Setting the baud rate failed.";
//Note: I am full aware, that there's an '=', and that it makes the '&=' obsolete, but they're in there for the sake of completeness.
tty.c_cflag = (tty.c_cflag & ~CSIZE) | CS8; //8-bit characters
tty.c_cflag |= (CLOCAL | CREAD);und erlaubt 'Lesen'.
tty.c_cflag &= ~(PARENB | PARODD);
tty.c_cflag &= ~CSTOPB;
tty.c_cflag &= ~CRTSCTS;
//Input Flags
tty.c_iflag &= ~IGNBRK;
tty.c_iflag &= ~(IXON | IXOFF | IXANY);
//Local Flags
tty.c_lflag = 0;
//Output Flags
tty.c_oflag = 0;
tty.c_cc[VMIN] = 0;
tty.c_cc[VTIME] = 5;
if(tcsetattr(hSerial, TCSAFLUSH, &tty) != 0) return "Setting the new parameters failed";
return NULL;
As for the actual sending/receiving code:
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
#if defined FOR_PC
const char *err = InitCOM("/dev/ttyUSB0");
const char *err = InitCOM("/dev/ttyS3");
if(err) printf("Error while initalizing: %s ErrNum: %d\n", err, errno);
else {
/*unsigned char C[256]; //Original code with the array
int nBytes;
#ifdef FOR_PC
int Rem = 256, ReqCount = 0;
unsigned char *ptr = C;
while(Rem > 0) {
fd_set fds;
FD_SET(hSerial, &fds);
select(hSerial+1, &fds, NULL, NULL, NULL);
nBytes = read(hSerial, ptr, Rem);
if(nBytes > 0) {
Rem -= nBytes;
ptr += nBytes;
printf("Number of received Bytes: %d in %d sends.\n\n", 256 - Rem, ReqCount);
for(int i = 0; i < 256; ++i) {
printf("%02X ", C[i]);
if((i%32) == 31) printf("\n");
for(int i = 0; i < 256; ++i) C[i] = i;
nBytes = write(hSerial, C, 256);
printf("\nWritten Bytes: %d\n", nBytes);
//Single-Byte Code
unsigned char C = 0x55;
#ifdef FOR_PC
while(true) { //Keeps listening
fd_set fds;
FD_SET(hSerial, &fds);
select(hSerial+1, &fds, NULL, NULL, NULL);
read(hSerial, &C, 1);
printf("Received value 0x%02X\n", C);
write(hSerial, &C, 1); //Sends one byte
return 0;
As for the Oscilloscope: I've tested both directions with sending. Both did their job quite admirably.
The signal of 0x55 is a constant Up/Down at the length of 50 microseconds (as it should, so setting the baud rate is no problem either).
So is there anything in my 'receive' code I'm doing wrong? Is the 'select' wrong?


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|May 04, 2012, 11:58 PM
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|May 05, 2012, 12:33 AM
I used this to build 5 or 6 GWS models, gluing fuselage halves. Bonds great without brittleness. The key is to enough but not too much or it fails or you'll have to keep it rubber band for 3 days for complete cure. If you put just the right amount (experiment with scrap foam) it's dry in 2 minutes or less. It's about the same as the vulcanization process used in patching inner tubes. I put on a very thin layer (less than paper width), then blow for a few seconds, then hold the two surfaces tightly againt each other with even pressure (but not too much to break anything) for about a minute (gotta use muscle on this!)
|May 05, 2012, 12:50 AM
Started build on GWS Pico Tiger Moth SG Slope Glider version:
First start off with two kits, because you know the appeal of these things and a buddy will want to buy one off you later - and you get the double the fun of painting/building.
Then lay out the pieces and paint. For spray paint, all I can find in India is imported stuff from Thailand but I like the quality and the smoky look already.
|May 05, 2012, 02:55 AM
GWS Pico Tiger Moth NPS Version Unpainted
Save time and use time lapse when spray painting the GWS Pico Tger Moth Slope Glider version. Comes all white so the paint scheme options are infinite. Spray about 12 inches away so the propellant loses its sting before hitting the foam. Otherwise, the propellant eats the foam and you get tiny pits, more air drag but, like a golf ball, more lift too! lol!
Also, the NPS version doesn't have the GWS version of monokote on the wing/tail.
|May 05, 2012, 04:03 AM
were can one buy a new pico tiger moth these days? it seems every place i seen out of stock.
|May 05, 2012, 04:54 AM
|May 05, 2012, 08:25 AM
GWS P-40 upgrades
Had this great flying plane for about 2 years or more as a belly lander. Was in need of some minor repairs and one thing lead to another. I had some changesun rotaters sitting around so I added them and flaps. Resulting plane has a new lease on life and flies just as good as before even with the additional weight. Does not ballon at all and with a tad of lead in the tail to balance it out it slows to a crawl with the flaps and lands quite easily.
|May 06, 2012, 07:23 AM
Update on the NPS Pico Moth build - using the AX 2308N 1100kv brushless Micro Motor from HobbyKing
I've used 5 of these motors, all with good results.
Factory Spec.
Kv: 1100rpm/v
Lipo Range: 2-3 cell
Suggested prop: 8x4 ~ 9x5
Best current range: 6~10A
Weight: 44g
Shaft diameter: 3mm
Stator: 23 x 8mm
Test Data.
Battery: 11.5v
Current: 9.7A
Propeller: 8x3.8
Thrust: 550g
Speed: 8520rpm
I'm using the upper 10mm hole and with the stick mount it lines up perfectly with the cowling.
|May 06, 2012, 10:01 AM
Mosa1 Pilot Figure..
Took my orinthopter outdoors for the first time. I can see how the micros can get away with a little wind.
|May 06, 2012, 12:46 PM
Those models are beautiful Pat!
|May 06, 2012, 12:54 PM
I second that, beautifull models!
So here's a question for you guys - I have a Spitfire and a ME109 in my loft but can't decide which one to do next. Whichever it is will get retracts and full custom decals and colour scheme. Any thoughts?
|May 06, 2012, 01:06 PM
I haven't built the Spit yet (though it's in my cart at Tower Hobbies) but I am fond oy me Me109. I flew her belly lander and she was just very graceful coming in on short grass.
Just guessing that with all equal setup (servos, motor, ESC, battery, prop) between the two, the Me109 goes faster, pehaps better streamlined perhaps better GWS job on molding the airfoil. With that, she can go faster with the heavier weight of paint, decals, retracts. And with faster stall speed, can't do a slow fly by to admire the craftsmanship? If you want the extras to go on something for the speed, my vote goes to the Me109. What motor, prop size, and battery are you putting in?
|May 06, 2012, 01:36 PM
I've already built a Spitfire and found it great to fly. Absolutely no vices and was even predictable at the stall point. I've retired it now, before it gets too scruffy so will be using the same gear from the old one......
It will get a 1400kv Brushless with 8x4 prop and 3S1500mAh Lipo, a well proven setup in the previous Spitfire (Althought not in the pic above!)
|May 06, 2012, 04:47 PM
I happened upon this thread today http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...light=hurrican
Started nearly five years ago when, at the time, there were no foamie Hurricanes on the market at all. Scorpio had done an abomination with rudder elevator only but it was deservedly neglected by the market and died. Despite the boss having suggested we start the thread nothing came of it because "there was no demand" so we got things like the J10 instead. Anyone want to hazard a guess how many foam Hurricanes there are now? And how many other manufacturers bothered with the J10?
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