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Show some manners and you will be treated like a Pharoah
We have been to Egypt many times and will continue to do so even if this is their tourist hot spot. Service and "genuine" kindness marks this hotel out from the others. I have spoken to many other tourists and I know from them that our service was exceptional. Show a bit of interest in their culture and family life and you will have friends and service forever!
The food is hygenic and varied but as anyone knows in an all inclusive venue, they will not provide anything too adventurous because they have to cater for all nationalaties. That is why they provide a selection of spices etc. for you to add more life to your food if wanted. The place is safe and good for children with many water based activities. The beach area being most popular with everyone, for the rich and varied sea life.
Get a good deal and you will not regret your choice. It is 4 star standards but 5 star if you account for the wonderful staff! Namely Ashraf, your bar and beach host who looks like Mike Tyson. We are returning again to this hotel and We never visit the same place twice. Thank you Hauza and Ashraf!
Not as bad as reviews suggested but not 5* Luxury
I stayed at the Hauza with my wife and two friends from December, 25th to the 1st of January 2005/06. First three days were cold and windy. Had to wear my jumper and jacket. Sun was out until about 4pm and then it became very cold. The last four days it got warmer but still windy. The Hauza at first seemed an impressive place but after a few days I could understand some of the criticisms I read on this site, however many were over the top in my opinion. It's definitely not a typical 4 or 5 start hotel like the Marriot or Hyatt or Hilton or Crown Plaza. It's hard to put a star to it but if I had to it would be a low four or high three star hotel. It covers a massive area so depending on where your room is, you will have a long walk to either the restaurant or the beach. There were a lot of Russians staying at the hotel. Nothing against them but they are normally quite happy to settle for basic service and facilities. Being that these people seemed to represent 75% of the guests it seems that the staff cater mainly for them. However, everyone seemed very friendly and it was mainly a family atmosphere with lots of kids running about. There were also Italians, Germans and English. We are in our mid-thirties, no kids, but were just looking for somewhere relaxing so this place was adequate for us. The staff were really friendly and bent over backwards to help. It was impressive how some of them remembered all of our names after the first day. Really nice people and not arrogant and just trying to con you like those who worked down the market in Na'am Bay. Whoever said that the drinks served at the hotel were only local drinks was talking rubbish as there was a decent range and anyway, the local Egyptian drinks taste fine. I mean if you are in Egypt you'd might as well try what they have to offer. Yes served in plastic cups but what do you expect with small children running about. The food was nice, not great but ok and I loved the chocolate cake and other desserts. But was a basic menu (apart from New Year's Eve which was a feast!)The swimming pool was nice and clean and the pool by the sea was perfect if you have kids. The snorkelling off of the Jetti was excellent and we went on a day trip to Cairo organised through the hotel which was a great day out albeit a little bit expensive. The hotel also arranged quad biking for us which is defintely worth doing but once again it costs. Also, we liked the private beach. The rooms were really clean and every day cleaned by the staff. When I first turned on the water it was brown but then cleared after the first few minutes and was fine for a week. Some people did get ill which is normal in Egypt if you do not watch what you eat or drink. Brush your teeth with bottled water and aviod anything that may be washed in local water like salads. The only way to get to Na'am bay is by taxi which is about �7 but reasonable and safe. Volley Ball area was a bit stoney but staff did their best to organise things such as dancing, aerobics and kids football. There was a table tennis table outside but it was too windy to play! You get a towel card for pool/beach towel. Overall we had a great time and were happy with the Hauza and would even consider staying there again in the future but don't expect luxury.
Absolutely fantastic
After reading reviews on the Hauza Beach Resort, I was open minded before travelling.
I was absolutely amazed at the hotel not because I havnt stayed in 5* accommodation before but because of the service we were greeted with. The staff at the Hauza are brilliant and cant do enough for you.
If you decided to go to Egypt, please look at this hotel web site and make yourself known to Mohhamad Farrag the Guest Relations Manager you can email him direct ---- he made us feel like royalty, he had arranged drinks on arrival and better still greeted us at the hotel when we arrived, he arranged everything from taxis to and from and excursions to Cairo and arranged for our rooms to be next to each other. We didnt even have to check in at the reception or worry about our luggage getting to our rooms we did not lift a finger from the minute we arrived in Egypt until the minute we arrived home in England. He even took us to the dining room to meet our waiter who had the same table for us every night (there were 10 in the party).
If every hotel had a guest relations manager like Mohammed we would save precious holiday time trying to find the rep or where to go and what to see.
Also if you contact him he will save you money for booking direct at the hotel but with all the same services I cant rate him enough.
The food was lovely, and plenty of choice people who complain about it obviously will not try different cusine, the rooms were lovely and spacious had all the things you require on holiday and the Chamber person was lovely too. All the staff at this hotel were polite and friendly and nothing was too much trouble it is a jewel in the crown, I have been to many hotels around the world and also worked in hotel management for years, I always believe in reccommendation and I highly reccommend The Hauza Beach Resort and that you contact Mohammad via e.mail before you book.
I even went to work the day after I came home, after a tiring flight with a small baby and usually if I do that I am very tired but I went in as fresh as a daisy because the hotel staff look after you immpecably.
My family and friends will definately return to The Hauza sooner rather than later and the amount of people I have reccommended to it, Mohammed should be in undated with enquiries.
I hope this helps people to decide where to stay, in Sharm and puts any bad reviews of this hotel to the back of the que.
Great resort, amazing snorkelling!!!
Was not sure what to expect with the hauze beach as had read some very mixed reviews,but was very pleasantly surprised. After the initial culture shock of stepping off the plane into what felt like a tumble dryer on hot ( we went end june and it was roasting)we were transported by buses to the airport where we were swooped on by guys trying to make us pay for trolleys, being unused to tipping for everything we struggled on our own, but soon discovered that a little monry goes along way in egypt and the service you get is worth every penny!!
When we got to the hotel by coach for which we were happy to pay for as it was not part of our package. Our hotel was wonderfully cool and we received a very warm welcome and were transported to our room. Very comfortable beds, efficient air conditioning and very clean, with amazing views. The food was great and all ice cubes are mineral water also the salad is washed in bottled water. Entertainment mainly in italian, but the kids still loved it and the beach and snorkelling trips were amzing. Did get dodgy tums, think it was from the pool water as was not cleaned as often as we would have liked but cest la vie. Massage also great and very cheap, but could not call rusty old bike and rowing machine, a gym!! Tip, tip, tip is my advice, a few pounds go a long way as the wages are rubbish and do it at the beginning to get best service, bar, room cleaners, restaurant, towel guy by the pool and especially the pool bar as you will get some amazing smoothies!! It was too hot when we went to do much, but chill out so I think we'll be back again.
Lovely setting at Hauza Beach
As I had read some poor reviews, I was fairly concerned about staying at the Hauza. Luckily our holiday turned out to be lovely, and we would return to Egypt again.
The Hauza is not a 5 star resort as some updating is needed. Wasn't as luxurious as we expected, more of a 4 star.
There are lots of positive points. On the plus side it is a lovely big resort, with lots of things to do and a lovely beach and swimming pool. The rooms are good (most with sea views), beach is spacious with plenty of sunbeds. Our 18 month old baby loved the beach and both swimming pools were also a big hit. Animation team was a bit repetitive, but they didn't hassle us at all.
If you have older children, they can entertain themselves on the water slides all day or down at the beach.
We found that the beach bar was great in the day, as the staff were so friendly and they serve pizza from 10am. The beach staff were also great and used to set us up where ever we liked on the beach, without expecting a tip.
Definately recommend snorkelling from the beach, lots of fish to look at.
We enjoyed the food at the main restaurant, lots of variety and we did not get upset tummies. Don't expect English food though.
Would recommend buying swimming shoes for both pool and beach for young ones, as there are drainage gaps that little feet can get caught in around the main pool.
Shuttle bus to Naama Bay was good and always on time.
Only negative was the lack of choice for alcoholic drinks, but I think this is a general thing in Egypt.
Pity that they have a mini zoo on site, as I felt this was very run down and animals were not kept in very good conditions.
Overall, If you fancy a relaxing holiday by the sea with lovely weather, then this would suit you.
The staff are excellent, and they generally cannot do enough for you.
Oh another tip - if you go to Naama Bay (and like trying local cuisine) then the Traditional Egyptian Restaurant (above the Hard Rock Cafe) is fantastic. Fantastic service, lovely food and great views from open air terrace. Definately try this one.
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Hauza Beach Resort, Sharm El Sheikh, Recommended place to stay
Very nice resort. Very attentive and friendly staff. Clean room, clean resort. All you can eat and drink (best is local beer). Loads of spare sun-beds round pool and spaces on beach throughout the day. Excellent snorkelling. Handy 'limousine' service offering a good price without the need for haggling and safe driving in a car that looks like it would pass a UK MOT (a rarity in Egypt). Good food with excellent choice for us vegetarians (although nothing was labelled 'vegetarian' so we had to pick at some things to check). At least twice a day, staff came by to try and get us to take part in the activities (step aerobics or a pay-extra massage) a friendly 'no thanks' sent them on their way. This might get annoying after a week or so. No tummy upsets. No hassle. No complaints.
Some reviews mention a stench. We noticed that the water used on the gardens smelled a little bit, but wouldn't call it a stench.
We checked out at midday but were allowed to stay in the resort until 15.30 when we left for the airport. They left our wrist-bands on so we could get food etc.
�You only need a visa if you leave the resort of Sharm.
�Be prepared to haggle hard if you get local cabs.
�No real need for Egyptian pounds. Take Euros, US dollars and/or UK pounds. Only place we needed Egyptian pound was in a caf� but, if we'd asked, I'm sure they would have taken Western currency.
�Use bottled water for cleaning teeth.
�Make sure you snorkel off the pier at Hauza.
�Go to the quiet beach if you don't like the music in their limited CD collection (it does get a bit repetitive).
�Arriving was easy but we are very glad we allowed 2 hours to get through the airport to our plane home - they need the new, bigger terminal desperately. Queues stretched for 100m (that was just to enter the airport terminal building).
�Please don't touch or stand on the coral - it's delicate, rare and beautiful. Remember that some types give a painful sting (described as burning needles).
Brilliant holiday but hotel could have been so much better
Have just returned from a weeks stay at the Hauza Beach with my husband, parents, sister and friend, 6 adults in all. On first arriving in Egypt the first thing you realise is how chaotic the airport is, you really don't know which queue to join so it's best to ask the nearest Egyptian rep for assistance. For guidance though you don't need to buy a visa unless you intend to do the trips to Luxor or Cairo just write 'Sinai Only' on the back of your visa card you're asked to complete.
When you leave the airport you'll be surrounded by taxi drivers, if you take a taxi to Hauza don't pay anymore than LE50 (about a fiver) expect your luggage to be put on the roof and to get to your hotel in about 5 minutes flat, these guys are crazy drivers! Ours drove about 120km an hour with no headlights on, was on his mobile, smoking and talking to my husband all at the same time!!
Once you arrive at the hotel you'll be disappointed with the reception area, not very luxurious for a 5* hotel, it could be so much better though. If they moved the bar to the main area and filled the lobby with comfortable armchairs and sofas instead of tables and chairs it would be more inviting, as it is it's not a very nice place to sit and chat of an evening.
We arrived in the night so didn't see much of the hotel but the rooms are basic, the furniture is like most of the hotel comfortable if not a bit shabby. If you can, upgrade to the beach bungalows, which overlook the beach and jetty, they look lovely.
The food choice is not extensive at the Hauza, there is the main buffet restaurant for all your meals which is adequate, the food is ok but nothing to rave about (chips make a rare appearance) but there is a Bakery which provides freshly baked cakes and bread for all mealtimes and this is fab. The bread is really yummy and the doughnuts and pastries are superb.
There is a restaurant on the beach but we were told to avoid this due to food being served cold and unappetising. There is also a pizza snack bar on the beach, which is very good.
Note to hotel; as a 5* advertised hotel more international restaurants should be available as at most other 5* hotels.
The pools are fantastic here, you have the main swimming pool and 2 kiddies pools and then there are the slides, waterfalls and jacuzzi. The pictures don't do this part of the complex justice, we spent a whole morning here and it was such good fun, even my 68 year old mum went down the slides!! Great photo opportunities.
As with most parts of the Red Sea the snorkelling is out of this world, you really have to see it to believe it. If you've never been before, get yourself a good mask and goggles and just do it you'll be amazed at the abundance of sea life. We saw everything from shoals of little orange fish to masked bannerfish, parrot fish and even sting rays! This was definitely the highlight of everyones holiday.
As there is very little to do in the hotel in the evening, entertainment is absolutely dreadful your best bet is to venture into Naama Bay. There is a shuttle bus every day which costs 3 euro's for a return ticket and if you miss the return bus you can always take a kamikaze taxi back to your hotel for no more than LE60-70.
The shops in Naama Bay are mostly jewellery, perfume, and T-shirt shops but if you haggle hard you'll pick up plenty of bargains here. The people in Egypt are genuinely friendly and really like the English people as we're friendly and polite and not Russian!
There is a Hard Rock Cafe in Naama Bay which you must try and visit, the atmosphere is brilliant, there are big screens showing pop videos all evening and on the hour all the staff stop what they're doing and do a rendition of Grease Lightening, YMCA or whatever else they fancy. Very good entertainment and the food is good too, about �3 for cheeseburger and chips.
All in all I'd say you must go to Sharm el Sheikh it is an amazing place and the weather is superb, we never saw a cloud in the sky and if the Hauza Beach upgraded all their furniture and accommodation and opened a few more restaurants we'd go back but so as not to be disappointed we've booked to stay at the LTI Grand Azure which is in the First Choice brochure as a Premier Hotel, can't wait!!
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Even in October it's HOT..30degs at night and high 30's-40+ in the day, Hauza was definately not a 5* as advertised more like a 3.5* 4* at a push. The hotel was enormous and you can easily get lost so be fit as plenty of walking is required, the people are wonderful, kind and nothing is too big a deal for them. The food was 'different' as it catered primarily to Russians (who are incredibly rude) and Germans (who push in alot) but Hauza has a 'instore' bakery and that definitely get's 5*'s wonderful bread and cakes! The 'Island Restaurant' needs a wide berth we were in there for 10 mins and were leaving as the food was dreadful..warm and unrecognisable. There's no branded alcohol but plenty of 'egyptian' equivalents, fizzy drinks and juices are everywhere, don't drink from the tap as bottled water is given at dinner and tea. The rooms are ok and are kept spankingly clean and smell lovely..fresh towels and sheets everyday, we left all our change and odd notes for our room cleaner as he was incredibly kind and sweet and you would have thought we had given him the earth (�8 something)..speaking of money take English sterling thats all they are interested in..its 10 egyptian pounds to �1.00 so its easy enough they hate taking their own money! Take your snorkelling gear the 'WOW' factor is 10 out 10..we kept clear of the beach for chilling out as the beach 'DJ' belts out loud music ALL DAY so we took shelter at the pool and listened to children yelling..the choice is yours but this may sway it for you..every morning between 8am and 10am the gardeners water the grass with human sewerage from the holding drains and the smell is revolting, this was the only downer on the entire holiday. Should you pine for a takeaway go to 'Naarma bay' (with the hotels shuttle bus, costs 3 euro's but charge it to your room bill they give you an itemised bill and you can pay in �'s) for Mcdonalds, Pizza Hut, KFC and Hard Rock Cafe which is a must, food is cheap but alcohol is REALLY EXPENSIVE, plenty of shopping to be done and barter hard..they love it. Holiday rep was useless and a rip off...they charge double for any trip that you can get in Naarma bay or by word of mouth and its exactly the same trip. If you like quad bikes the trip is 2 hours riding in the desert and we got it for �14 each rep was charging �25 each ..we also flew out to Cairo as the coach was a 5 hour trip and getting up at 1am! again the rep was asking for more than double...ask around. The best was the water slides...even my mother went down them and it was great to hear adults screaming and whooping the kids will love them and play all day. I will definitely be going back to eygpt but sadly not to Hauza Beach as they need to seriously need to sort the chefs out. If i have missed anything out please do not hesitate to contact me...Jules x
Excellent time
stayed at this hotel with our three children 12, 11 & 8 had excellent time staff really friendly, hotel very clean, large room with 2 double beds, balcony, food good and situated nearly on beach.shops and chemist with doctor on site. catch mini bus to town for small amount from hotel. lots of italians and germans but also english.be prepared for deli belly when going to egypt take lots of tablets but chemist very good and cheap.be prepared to pay extra for icecream , some snacks at poolside and drinks at beach bar which we found dissapointing for all-inclusive. you need to be up early to aquire sunbeads by pool and beach.
entertainment good but not always in english. recommend trip to cairo and pyramids went for 2 days on coach tiring but worth it stayed in lovely hotel in cairo overlooking pyramids visited sphinx and went inside pyramid. visited museam where all artifacts are kept.
beach excellant for snorkalling has own jetty and camel to ride up and down beach. didnt want to leave would love to go back.
Nice quite place
it's a ncie and quite place in sharm-el-sheikh, very close to the airport. There has been too mcu hwind this wee though and couldn't get the chance to go snorkeling. Nice and cleaned rooms and perfect food.
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Celebrating 50 magic tapes with The Magician
The Magician was initially a mysterious mixer who released Magic Tapes, mixes of disco, house and pop without tracklists, challenging listeners to compile tracklists themselves, and they did. But he stepped out from behind the curtain, remixing Lykke Li's "I Follow Rivers" and later his debut single, "I Don't Know What To Do" feat. Jeppe. In 2013, he signed with Parlophone, but has continued making his Magic Tapes. Last month, he celebrated his 50th mix with Mixmag TV and Arches. [more inside]
The Bombay Royale, music for daring Bollywood-style adventures
Snakes! Bullets! Super secret agents! Bandits! Monkeys and tigers! Espionage and romance! Are you excited yet? Are you on the edge of your seat? Does this sound like a movie to you? Ah, these are the recurring themes in some of classic Bollywood's greatest cinematic extravaganzas, where acting and plot took a backseat to some of the craziest, over-the-top song and dance scenes ever committed to celluloid. Enter The Bombay Royale, a local 11-piece musical powerhouse who have taken the themes and soundtracks from these films and have infused them with all the colour, production and energy one would expect from a four-plus hour Bollywood movie. The Bombay Royale had first set down to do strictly covers from the gilded '60s era of Bollywood, but soon evolved into writing their own material.Sit down with Parvyn Kaur Singh AKA "The Mysterious Lady," one of the singers of the band, for an introduction to the cast of characters behind the albums You Me Bullets Love (Soundcloud; track-by-track description with musical director and saxophonist Andy Williamson, AKA "The Skipper") and The Island of Dr. Electrico (Soundcloud; a review of the Bollywood inspired surf / disco / funk album). [more inside]
Pocketknife and Cousin Cole - Tambourine Dreams and beyond
Six and a half years ago, the duo of Pocketknife (Skooby Laposky) and Cousin Cole (aka Cousin Culo) released handful of remixes, edits and re-works, compiled under the name Tambourine Dream (Discogs) on their joint Flagrant Fowl label. The label only lasted a few years, and it seems the duo are now operating alone. Cole/Culo is still solidly in remix/rework territory, with self-selected highlights including the moombahton "So Emotional" & volume 2 mixtape/EPs he made with Phi Unit, while Laposky has ventured into a few tributes to Arthur Russell (Russell, previously), in the form of a mix of Russell's tracks, and releasing a recently discovered track (which he remixed as Pocketknife) on his label, Wilde Calm Records, where he also released an album of "piano not piano" house music created solely with a prepared piano and raw drum programming, under the name Boonlorm.
20 years of Essential mixes: a kaleidoscope of sounds
For younger fans of electronic music, the Essential Mix archive* is a time capsule that allows them to listen to sets that took place before they were born; for others, it's a treasure chest of musical memories that allows them to re-visit the glory days. And what better way to celebrate 20 years than with a party? Rather than the usual broadcast from Tong's studio, fans had the opportunity to join in on the fun at the Manchester Warehouse Project, with an absolutely stellar line-up pitting veterans of the scene back-to-back with rising stars. [more inside]
The music of Keats Collective: future funk / glo-fi / spacebop
Dear music lover and inquisitive individual, have you wondered what the funk of the future might sound like? You have (not)? Well, you're in luck! The good people at Keats//Collective show you a glimpse of what could possibly be future funk, available in a handful of solo albums and four compilations of what they classify as electronic / chillwave / disco / future funk / glo-fi / spacebop. But you really should stop reading and just take a listen to ... [more inside]
Going Back to My Roots, Oh Yeh Soweto! Funky disco, covered and edited
In 1977, Lamont Dozier, Motown veteran, released his album Peddlin' Music on the Side, featuring "the Afro-centric disco hit" Going Back to My Roots. That sound was popular in the US, and also in South Africa, where veteran alto player Teaspoon Ndelu covered the song with his group Teaspoon & the Waves as Oh Yeh Soweto, "changing the lyrics and toughening up the beat, but with the same killer riffs!" The one fault with the song could be that it's only half as long as Lamont's original. Fear not, Dr. Horn has edited the track into an extended form, which you can stream or download from Soundcloud. [more inside]
Russian neo-indie-disco from Pompeya
Pompeya is a band that is hard to describe, especially if you go by their videos and sound. For example, if you started with Power (Simple Symmetry & Lipelis Remix), you might think it's an act from the the late eighties, complete with break dancing and dated fashions. If you first came across the Barbarella Chisinau Teaser, you might imagine that they're something from the early 1990s, or a new band goofing with vintage video. And then they drop Power II, which could be some kids playing neo-disco akin to the US band VHS or Beta (wiki). But wait! Check out Cheenese (NSFW moment of nudity 2:58 to 3:05), and you think they might be professional musicians with a sharp-looking video. In fact, Pompeya is a mix of various things: they're four young Russian guys who play indie-disco. [more details after the break] [more inside]
It's on and on and on on and on like the hot butter on the what? Popcorn!
Mark Skillz, hip hop historian of a sort and an occasional writer for Wax Poetics, represents the old school of hip hop and lets others tell their stories on Hip Hop 101A. From Eddie Cheba recalling his time as a top DJ in the small world of hip hop in 1977, to the life of Sparky D, who took up the good fight for UTFO and started the Roxanne Wars, one of hip hop's first rap battles. Read up on the fall of funk and the rise of Planet Rock, and reminisce with Reggie Wells about the birth of hip hop from black club deejays in Manhattan who were refining a slick style of talk over disco records to open hip hop jams in the park. As a bonus, Wells throws out a playlist straight from Club 371 (videos after the break). [more inside]
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ArtTech HobbyKing Spitfire
wind lie down so I could make a test flight with Spit after modification of prop, 10E7 and new spinner.
Lipo 22003cel , well its a plesent suprise I can fly Spit now at 30-40% trottle compare speed too stock setup.
Giving full trottle I go unlimited vertical but most of all I got some spare speed in Spit.
Really enjoy flying this plane.
didn't monitor Lipo after 12+min flying so will do that later and update this.
I monitor LIPO and got 35% but I forget that I tested at home static trust and watt meter test.
So I think I can fly with this setup around 18 minutes and maybe more!
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Update Hobbyking-ArtTech Spitfire
Last week I was trying to fly....I bought a anometer(wind)...but make a mistake with menu!
I choose m/s instead of Km/h so reading was 7 m/s and I flew away...after just one turn my Spit went into the ground couldn't get here in control.
I thought what the ...below 10 must be fine......my mistake haha
Yes I am aware that this was far to much wind for the little Spit...because it's more than 25 Km/h......
My Durafly-Hobbyking could handle this but this Spit has a wingspan of 1,4M.
With landing I could hoover above runway haha now I know why.......!
Anyway Spit is repaired and flying again just as it did before so thats the good part.
Keep flying save and watch the WIND haha...
greets Hans
Hi Hans,
my Spit crashed in the same way you wrote. I use a DT 750 from HK, 2.200 mAh Lipo and 11 x 8 Aeronaut folding prop. At maximum throttle this consumes 19 A = 195 W and she goe's fine.
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Maidened my Art Tech Spit today and I was mostly very impressed. With a 1300 mAh 3S pack fitting easily in the battery compartment she balanced correctly and took off and flew beautifully, more like a real Spitfire than a sport plane, which is fine. First landing was a 3 pointer (on slightly rough grass) but on the second the lower landing gear mount broke. This is not such a problem as I will now hand launch the Spit (now that I know it flies OK) after and belly land it after removing the lower scoops etc. since I think that looks much better in the air.
I made a couple of mods:
Since I have never had much luck with keeping long, threaded motor shafts straight, I fitted a prop saver to it for the maiden (using a 10 x 5 prop). This is a HobbyKing 3mm prop saver which was tapped (M4 x 0.6) and a special sleeve made up. This will probably be necessary for belly landing the plane, but think I can modify it to allow a 50mm spinner to be fitted together with the prop saver (I will post later if this works).
I glued a plastic L under the removable part of the cowling and tied this to the motor mount with elastic since I think I read somewhere that this had a tendency to fly off!
I reversed the elevator and rudder servos to give straighter control rods (as mentioned above).
I ironed down or glued the horrible tape, and replaced the yellow on the leading edge with decent iron on film.
All in all a rather nice Spit, both looking and flying
One other mod I made to the Spit was to remove the pilot. You can do this by pulling him out from below, without the need to remove the cockpit.
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Anyone know if the plastic piece under the tail section is easily removable?
Well, after the plastic piece holding the landing gear broke on the 2nd maiden, I flew the Spit without gear today, and she certainly looked much better in the air. Both hand launch and landing were problem free, and I will carry on like this, certainly as long as the Australian grass stays reasonably soft!
One mod I made after removing the radiators and scoop from the underside was to glue on parts of plastic spoons to protect the servos and the bit of foam which held the scoop.
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New Art-Tech Spitfire
Looks much better than the old one.
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So, some developments since I wrote this review.
I have come to call this plane, "Grumpy" due to its grumpy tendencies on landing and roll-out. It's a fun plane to fly that requires coordinated turns (my first experience with mixing) to look right, but landings with this plane require a lot more precision and attention than my other planes. The problem is not with the placement of the gear, but with the thin wires that are used for the gear which allow the wheels to spring from side to side too much causing the plane to snap a lot more than planes with more rigid gear. This made the plane for me not as fun to fly since I love landing so much. Thus, I was beginning to think that this plane was going to become a hangar queen and not one of my front-line flyers. Well, I used to think this until I took the gear off and started landing on grass.
Where the landing gear on the Spitfire make it prone to tipping on a wing on any rollout that isn't perfectly straight, landings in grass are a breeze and she sets down super smooth. I typically don't like hand launching and gearless recovery, but with the Spitfire, I had no choice: the landing gear mounting plate snapped again and I couldn't fix it easily. I decided to try it without the gear, and to be honest, I fell in love with this plane. It flies so much better without the landing gear attached, and landings are so stress-free that it's now one of my go-to planes whenever I just want to go fly for a few batteries at a local large grassy area.
It looks great in the sky with the gear gone, it flies better without the gear, and landings are less stressful. That makes for a great combination and definitely turned this plane into one of my favorites.
It's been another three weeks, and I've been putting a lot more time on this plane. Still flying without the LG attached, and I will probably always do so with this plane. For a Spitfire with LG, I'll stick to the PZ Spitfire.
Anyway, this plane seems to be doing really well. It flies great, rolls fantastically, and is quite stable for a bird its size. No issues with the airframe, electronics, or motor thus far. Still on the very first prop, too! Radio is an Orange RX and so far, no issues.
A solid plane that fits in my car nicely for those times when I just want to go to the park and launch for a few sorties. Can't beat it!
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Propeller and spinner???
For now I'm using a 11x8,5 without spinner. It's wery fast, but dos not have a lot of power/trust.
My 1500mah battery gives me about 6 minutes of fun flighttime
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Pyro, winner of the March 8 Louisiana Derby (gr. II), will stand at Sheikh Mohammed's Darley operation in Lexington upon completion of his racing career.
Trained by Steve Asmussen for breeder Winchell Thoroughbreds, Pyro has three wins, two seconds, and a third in six starts, with earnings of $1,056,718. According to a press release from Darley America, Pyro will continue to be campaigned in Winchell's colors through this year's Breeders' Cup World Championships.
"His turn of foot in the Risen Star was just so visually impressive," Dan Pride, chief operating officer of Darley America, said in a press release. "Add to that his assertive victory in the Louisiana Derby and we feel extremely excited and privileged to have him coming to Darley. He has all the ingredients to be a superstar on the racetrack and at stud."
"To have our homebred Pyro retiring to Darley is extremely exciting," owner Ron Winchell said in the release. "Although we're certainly a bit prejudiced about him, I really do think that the success he has shown on the track will follow him to the stallion barn."
A son of Pulpit, Pyro also won the Risen Star Stakes (gr. III) and finished second to champion War Pass in both the Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) and the Champagne Stakes (gr. I).
Charlie Boden, Darley nominations manager, said the farm was attracted to Pyro because of the strong sire power represented in Pulpit, a son of A.P. Indy and because the colt is from a "very good, precocious female family."
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Journal Journal: Growing in Data Science
I'm taking two classes this semester. Stepping it up from the single-class semesters. I think it'll be ok though. I'm in Intro to Data Science and Bayesian Statistics. Man, a year ago, I was so excited to be in a DS class. And now, here I am, and it feels like bush league. It's because I've been studying this stuff so intensely for the last year, doing things the right way, no shortcuts, doing my own research, listening to DS podcasts, etc. I'm not terribly surprised when our professor is talking about reproducible research using Knitr. Got it, dude. I've been rolling with RMarkdown for at least a semester, and LaTeX even longer.
And despite how it sounds, I'm trying NOT to be a know-it-all. But it's hard. Because I've all the things we're learning in this class are things I've been doing on my own in other classes. So I'm just trying to keep my mouth shut and try to learn a thing or two. And I have! In learning R, I've skipped over a lot of the programming language aspects of it. I read somewhere, R is meant to be learned in tandem with statistics. So that's what I've been doing. And in doing so, I've skipped a lot of the fundamental programming language stuff that I would normally learn when learning any other language. So now's a good time to start picking that stuff up.
But to the title of this post, we've got a semester-long project we have to work on, and on a long run today, I was thinking about project ideas. Then I got to thinking about why it's so hard to come up with good DS projects. Here is my attempt to explain this, which can be used as a catalyst to explain why data science will never be fully automated, at least until we have artificial creativity (still a long way from reality).
1) There are two high level purposes of machine learning - classification and prediction.
So far so good. I think we can all agree on this. We're either trying to put things in buckets or guess what the next value is going to be. Of course it gets a lot more complicated when you dive in, but at the high level, that's it.
2) There are 5 types of predictions we can make (I came up with these off the top of my head while on a run, so don't take this as gospel).
2a) Natural phenomena - weather, stock market, global economies.
2b) Human phenomena - Baseball players hitting home runs, football teams winning the Super Bowl, how much I will weigh next year, will you click this ad, will you buy this product
2c) Social phenomena - Presidential elections, who you might want to follow on Twitter, Data Scientist wages
2d) Games of chance - Poker, Blackjack, dice, flipping coins
2e) Games of strategy - Literally any board game with multiple players
(There are almost certainly others, but this is seriously all I can think of and it makes sense to me)
Furthermore, there are three stages to data science (ONCE AGAIN, MAKING THIS UP AS I GO):
I) Asking questions, designing the problem
II) Modeling the problem, delivering results
III) Making decisions on those results
I am coming to the conclusion that data science doesn't spend enough time on I and III. It focuses so much on II, the technical side, that it forgets to even teach us to ask questions or tell anyone why the model is useful. And maybe in many scenarios, the business teams, managers, VPs and CEOs perform I and/or III. But I am somehow in a position where I need to prove why DS is useful. All the technical knowledge in the world ain't gonna make that happen. I need to be able to apply it. So really, I and III are about advertising ourselves, somewhat. Machine Learning without purpose is just a cool parlor trick. But use it to answer a really a good question and then perform some action to make life better, and you're a superhero.
So anyway, that was my key insights today as I hauled in 8 miles. If I'm way off on this shit, let me know in the comments.


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Leading photography website seeks talented Web Designer
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We're looking to rethink our logo, unify our visual identity, redesign our front-page, numerous content pages, create separate blog designs and much, much more. In short, there are a lot of exciting projects and just as importantly, you would be given significant authority opportunity to rethink our design from the ground up.
You'll have complete buy-in from the Directory of Strategic Development (myself!). I love to frequent Behance, ISO50, Smashing Magazine and a smattering of typography-nerd websites. At the same time, I recognize I'm not a designer, so will respect your judgement.
Our company is spread out from Canada to Tennessee, Atlanta to DC, so we're quite comfortable with remote workers – just try to be a few timezones from these locations.
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Highest State unemployment rates in 2008
March 02, 2009
In 2008, Michigan reported the highest unemployment rate at 8.4 percent.
Rhode Island (7.8 percent) and California (7.2 percent) had the next highest rates in 2008.
The annual average U.S. jobless rate was 5.8 percent in 2008. Fourteen States and the District of Columbia recorded rates significantly above it.
These data are from the Local Area Unemployment Statistics program. To learn more, see "Regional and State Unemployment, 2008 Annual Averages" (PDF) (HTML), news release USDL 09-0186.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Highest State unemployment rates in 2008 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2009/mar/wk1/art01.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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The most common occurance of shomitting usually happens after or during a heavy night of drinking. The excess alcohol causes the victim to power spew. As the abdominal muscles contract in an effort to expell all your stomach contents out your mouth, unfortunately this abdominal contraction also encourages any poop chambered in your chute to also be expelled at the same time....
Can also occur if you get food poisoning and suffer from IBS.
Can also occur if you get food poisoning and suffer from IBS.
Jenny: I need to spew
John: I'll hold your hair back
Jenny: Aaaaaarrghhhhh
John: Holey shit, did you just shomit....that's disgusting.
John: I'll hold your hair back
Jenny: Aaaaaarrghhhhh
John: Holey shit, did you just shomit....that's disgusting.
Lenbot tərəfindən 12 Fevral 2010
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To throw up while shitting on the toilet or anywhere else.
"Hey uh Bill, I just took a shomit in your pillow case" exclaimed James.
PJ tərəfindən 26 İyul 2003
To shit and vomit at the same time
After eating Chinese and two Cokes at the Klimax Klub, I had the sudden urge to shomit all over the place.
Jean-Claude van Damme tərəfindən 18 Avqust 2006
The definition of the word Shomits is taking a shit and vomiting at the same time.
He woke up 7:30 am Sunday morning after drinking a lot Saturday night. He started to take a shit and in the middle had to vomit, immediately following he continued shitting. Now that is what I call a serious case of the Shomits.
Mackinaw tərəfindən 10 İyun 2013
The act of vomiting up feces after consuming it.
I just watched my dog shomit all over my new rug.
Ray Ray's teacher tərəfindən 23 Fevral 2012
To shit and vomit at the same time, often as an expression of extreme disgust
That song was so bad i shomited
sir psycho tərəfindən 11 Yanvar 2005
v. to purge oneself of personal intimate information as normal conversation to disinterested strangers, acquaintances or colleagues.
Jeri totally shomited about her drug addict alcoholic son during the entire tea break today.
Maria Espia tərəfindən 17 Mart 2008


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Age of Mythologies in a Nutshell. XD
Great looking work and composition.
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chamfer primer pocket edge?
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> chamfer primer pocket edge?
September 22, 2003, 11:44 AM
Reading John Paul Jones' excellent manual on progressive loading, I noticed that he recommends chamfering the primer pocket lip. What is the benefit to this, and how necessary is this step?
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September 22, 2003, 12:31 PM
It's basically only necessary when primers are crimped into the pocket. That means military and surplus ammo are the only types that would need this done on a regular basis.
Black Snowman
September 22, 2003, 12:32 PM
This makes primer seating more relaiable. Some brass, Speer in particular, is already chamfered or radiused to help with this. I need to start doing this for all my progressive brass because the only failures I get in my Lee Loadmaster are primer related.
On my military .308 brass the primer pockets were cripmed and I HAD to chamfer them for a primer to go in at all.
September 22, 2003, 12:41 PM
A must if old primers were crimped.
Desired otherwise.
Ease of consistant primer seating.
September 22, 2003, 12:45 PM
IMI 308 brass already nicely chamfered. ;)
September 22, 2003, 09:36 PM
S&B is another one that NEEDS chamfered. That crap has REALLY tight primer pockets and will give you fits if you don't chamfer a little.
September 22, 2003, 09:44 PM
That's note even close to my experience with S&B.
Paul "Fitz" Jones
September 22, 2003, 11:13 PM
In my little "Blue" booklet that Sven is referring to I was talking about GI brass which I prefer over all brass if it is available in the calibers I reload and shoot.
The manual is "How To Live With And Love Your Progressive Reloader" By me and was included in all the progressive reloaders I sold in typewritten sheets in my Star and Auto Champ sales until C-H asked me for it for their factory output of Auto Champs to keep their customers from complaining about the Auto Champ when it was their customers selection of components that were causing the injuries and complaints. C-H printed a supply for me in the Blue booklet form with an Auto Champ picture on its cover but the information it contains is relevant to all progressive and other reloaders.
The Bullseye list last year caused me to reprint it a couple of times and I have some available. E-Mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
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September 23, 2003, 01:01 AM
September 25, 2003, 12:58 AM
As an alternative to using a cricket to ream the primer pocket crimp, you can use the CH press mounted primer pocket swage, or the Dillon base mounted primer pocket swage.
If you have a lot of brass to do, the Dillon is really nice.
These do not uniform the depth of the primer pockets. That is a separate reamer with a bottom cutter. - Lew
Steve Smith
September 25, 2003, 08:07 AM
Or you could just buy processed LC barss that has had the pockets swaged. No need for chamferring. At least, not with a Dillon.
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one who is a weirdo (in the bad way)and is also a poop log and a bum cake
Arin Burp, Ella Snot, Matthew Oldy, Cynthia Lee Zechineenee, Patrick Mucas, Corey booty, Ese Sloth, and Calvin Dandruff; A.K.A: Mr. B.O.
por Barbarah Ann 17 de Novembro de 2003
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Marlisa has cute lil' buttcakes :)
por supersexyawesomelawl 16 de Agosto de 2010
result of asshair and excessive use of toilet paper (also known as wheelknots, when the consistence is harder)
por Swinkster 06 de Março de 2003
a big hot steaming terd
shane dropped a butt cake in his pants
por Martin Mills 01 de Outubro de 2007
When you eat the ingredients to a cake, poop it out, and bake the excrement.
Woah man, what did you eat? That buttcake was fantastic!
por TheDongCrusher 07 de Abril de 2016
A delicious cake made of butts.
Oh man... my mom makes the most AWESOME buttcake. You'll have to try it sometime.
por DBUniverse 01 de Abril de 2010
n. When you are baking cupcakes and you put too much batter in the little paper trays causing the cupcakes to rise and fatten during cooking. The result looks more like a butt than a cupcake.
Also correlates with Butt Muffins
Well, Lauren put too much batter in so it looks like we will be bringing butt cakes to the party instead. Did you buy more icing?
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contaminated weed ,like the stuff thats been sprayed and looks like its not weed
what was that weed like you got yesterday 'it was glunk'
di rob marley 30 agosto 2008
A small found object, usually small pieces of junk metal, gifted as a token of friendship. Often thought of as friendship flair.
As a token of friendship, Bob gave Sarah glunk.
di BandV 30 agosto 2006
the stuff in your pants after you have a wet dream.
dude, i had an awsome dream. i found glunk in my pants the next morning.
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Wait so you buy it and return it to a wal mart for full price without receipt? The ones from toys r us aren't marked in any way? Reply quick please, I'm totally gonna do this tomorrow if so.
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Wait so you buy it and return it to a wal mart for full price without receipt? The ones from toys r us aren't marked in any way? Reply quick please, I'm totally gonna do this tomorrow if so.
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WALMART accepts anything they are all mildy retarded (no pun intended) there! LMAO!
i didnt even think about that!
yes, ass long as its unopened...(doesnt have a toysurs tag just peel that off)..you can return it....to a walmart with no reciept and just get a walmart giftcard...the purchase another game at walmart..it worked for me!
paid like 55 for 2 games at toyrs r us...then returned them to walmart and got 110 back(roughly) onto a walmart giftcard...then i bought 2 different wii games!
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you sure you can return sealed games without receipt??? I got 2 games that arent opened yet and I don't know what to do... play them or sell them ( return them)
so what did you say?
OMG! Ya'll are some hustlers! I've never thought about doing anything like that.
so sunday before noon i should hawl ass and go to TRU? cause that sounds like an absolute plan!
go to TRU, buy the games, then go to walmart to return them for something different. i THINK i even still have a coupon/gift card for TRU so maybe that will work out to my favor if i buy those games LMAO
oh snap! conartists in full effect! hahaha
I called wal mart, the manager said that I need a receipt so I'm not gonna risk it. I didn't really realize I'd get a gift card though, I don't want two games, just one hehe. Props to those who succeeded.
Cannon, the sale ends Saturday if you're planning on doing it.


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Hlynur: Family dinner or a funeral... I'd rather go to a funeral, at least there's one less idiot then.
Hlynur: The worst thing about AIDS as a method of suicide is that it takes so long to die from it.
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When you visit the fashionable city of Milan, you might feel spoiled for choices in the evening. Rather than simply going to a night club, however, consider starting your night with a dinner show extraordinaire.
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While many things in Italy are timeless, Milan has some elements of passing fancy. This is the center of the Italian fashion industry, after all, which we all know to be transitory. Although restaurants and cafes tend to stay the same for decades, Milan's nightlife scene more closely mirrors the fashion industry.


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Restaurants, are you open on Christmas?
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Musicians stage tribute to America's first professional composer
Even if you haven't heard of Stephen Foster, you've heard his music. "Oh! Susanna" and "Camptown Races" are among the first songs a child hears and learns. Unforgettable melodies, and their place in the public domain, ensure that they have endured, in schools, in toys, in movies and commercials, 160-plus years after Foster wrote them.
Foster is thought to have been the country's first professional composer, and his songs were immensely popular during his lifetime. But the music publishing market soured during the Civil War, and Foster died Jan. 13, 1864, at 37, struggling with a fever and a head injury in his final days, with just 38 cents in his pocket. »Read Full Article
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9 Dogs Dressed Up As Their Favorite CelebritiesDevan McGuinness
Celebrities inspire everyone!
I am a fan of pointless tv and like to un-wind once in a while to great pop music or by watching the latest pointless reality show. I don't take either to seriously, but there are some people who really love their celebs.
People aren't the only ones who have favorites in the celebrity world though — dogs have some choice pics and take it one step further.
There are some pretty fun costumes out there for dogs and when it comes to our dogs favorite celebrities, they are all set!
Click through to see 9 dogs dressed up as their favorite celebrity:
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MICHAEL Michael Kors Ava Cross Body Bag
£155.00 Product Code 5258058
- Overview
Cute and compact, this Ava cross body bag from MICHAEL Michael Kors has been crafted in signature textured saffiano leather and features a ladylike flap design with a subtle trapeze silhouette. Complemented with polished hardware, it is the perfect accessory for taking you from day-to-night with ease.
- Details
- Single top handle
- Removable, adjustable cross body strap
- Flap front with magdot closure
- Expandable sides with popper closure
- Polished logo plaque
- Hanging MK logo charm
- 1 exterior slip pocket
- 1 interior zip pocket, 1 slip pocket
- H14cm x W20cm x D7.5cm approx.
- Pure leather
- Delivery & Returns
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