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If you're like most first-time trail camera users, you're at risk for being overwhelmed by the technology involved. You spend countless hours researching and testing and just when you think you've got it figured out, you stumble across the subject of "batteries". It seems simple enough. Pop a couple of Duracell's in, and you're done… Right? Well, maybe. I guess we would first have to ask, "Which type of Duracell batteries did you install?" Standard alkalines, NiMh rechargeables or lithiums? And, what kind of climate are you placing your cameras? And, and, and…and it gets a little more complicated.

So, let's talk about the three main types of batteries, their characteristics, and why you might want to use one type over another. Trail camera also need battery charger, the best battery charger is MOULTRIE 6V BATTERY CHARGER.

Lithium batteries offer some very interesting benefits. To start, lithium batteries produce 1.6 volts/cell, or as we like to say "They run hot". Just as decreasing voltage produces weaker flash characteristics, increased voltage produces a stronger flash with brighter pictures.

We are noticing about a 10% increase in flash range when using lithium bats. In addition, starting out with the higher 1.6 voltage is like installing an auxiliary gas tank in your vehicle. Lithium batteries will increase the amount of time your camera can stay in the field, many times by multiple months.

Due to their chemical makeup, lithiums are also not affected by cold weather. One aspect of lithium batteries that can be interpreted differently is they are currently only available in AAs. For anyone who operates a "D cell" based camera, you're out of luck. However, if your trail camera requires "C" cells you can benefit from the extra voltage lithiums offer. Fortunately, AA's and C's measure exactly the same from tip to tip. Inserting "AA" lithiums into aftermarket sleeves brings the overall diameter up to that of a "C" cell and makes for a perfect substitution.

Another benefit of using the AAs is they are substantially lighter and take up far less space than the larger "C" cells. If you're backpacking in to change out several cameras this is very advantageous. The downside is lithiums are quite a bit more expensive, and just like alkalines, they are also headed for the landfill after only 1 use.

In general and for most uses, we love lithium batteries for trail cameras. You can learn more about lithium batteries here.

Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) Rechargeable Batteries

NiMh rechargeable batteries were introduced as the successor to Nickel Cadmium (Ni-cad) rechargeable batteries. As you may recall, Ni-cad batteries were widely criticized for developing "Memory".

If Ni-cad batteries were used and not drained completely, they would often lose a portion of their capacity. In contrast, once NiMH batteries have been conditioned (Fully discharged through 2-3 charging cycles) they can be charged at any point in the usage curve and won't develop memory as quickly.

Fully charged, NiMH batteries produce about 1.4 volts. However, they quickly decrease to a working level of 1.2 volts, which they are consistently able to deliver for the rest of the usage cycle. However, the 1.2 working voltage does present a problem for use in some cameras. Most cameras are designed around a 1.5 volt/cell scenario. It is very common for a camera to use 4 batteries, or essentially a 6-volt system (4 X 1.5volts).

Many of these 6-volt systems constantly monitor the voltage and automatically shut the camera off when the voltage dips to around the 5-volt level. With NiMH batteries providing just 1.2 volts/cell, they produce an aggregate voltage of only 4.8 volts. This makes Nimh batteries incompatible with several models manufactured prior to 2011. Fortunately, almost all current production models have a shut-off voltage of about 1 volt per cell and are compatible with NiMH batteries.
What we've learned about Nimh Batteries over the last decade:

All Nimh Batteries are not created equal
Many people have had bad experiences with rechargeable batteries. Often times we talk to someone who has unknowingly purchased older/low capacity batteries and found the battery life to be extremely poor. Most widely available rechargeable batteries (think discount store) have small milliamp-hour (mah) capacities (1200 - 1600). These discount store batteries seldom perform as well as alkaline batteries and usually convince the user they aren't worth the trouble. Conversely, quality NiMH batteries produce 2500 mah of capacity (sometimes more) and outperform the best alkaline batteries by up to 50%. Please make sure to check the Mah capacity of a rechargeable battery before you purchase.

Charging is Critical
We have learned What you use to charge your batteries has now become just as important, if not more important, than how and when you charge your batteries. Most inexpensive chargers (think discount store again) charge batteries with a constant level of charge (200 ma) for a set amount of time (8 hours) regardless of how much capacity is remaining in the battery. This would be fine if all of your batteries were fully drained every time you placed them in the charger, but this isn't reality. Typically, when I run cameras I come back to the office with a box full of batteries and no idea how much capacity is left in each cell. Luckily, we use a smart charger with a microprocessor which individually monitors the charging of each cell based on the cell's remaining capacity. The smart charger brings each cell up to a full charge (independent of the other cells) and then switches it over to a trickle charge for storage until it's pulled from the charger. Conversely, cheap chargers apply the same amount of charge to all cells and often overcharge batteries. Batteries exposed to a greater level of charge overheat and lose a portion of their future capacity - some even fail immediately. If you want to fully enjoy the benefits and efficiencies of Nimh batteries, please use a smart charger.

Put your batteries in use the instant they are removed from the charger
NiMH batteries begin to self-discharge immediately after removal from the charger, even if they aren't being used. Each cell loses about 1/2% of its capacity each day until it is completely drained. In order to maximize battery life, plan trips to your scouting area and charge accordingly. When put into the field immediately, we get 2 - 2 1/2 months of battery life from our NiMH batteries.

Set realistic expectations for your batteries
Manufacturers of rechargeable batteries make claims of "Hundreds" if not "Thousands" of possible recharges. I'm sure this is possible when used in a high energy device which requires daily charging. However, based on our experience, we expect somewhere between 3-5 years of field use from our NiMH batteries.

Avoid using NiMH batteries during periods of high heat
We've noticed a sharp decline in battery life when temperatures rise above 90 degrees. In fact, during a stretch of 100 degree days, we noticed batteries which normally lasted 10 weeks only surviving for a week or two. When NiMH batteries suffer, alkaline batteries perform great. We make a point to switch out our NiMH batteries with lithium batteries during the hottest months of the summer.

Alkaline Batteries
Alkaline batteries are certainly the most widely available and least expensive but have many drawbacks. Alkaline batteries are shipped with a power level of about 1.5 volts but begin to decrease in power the instant they are inserted.

As time goes on, the voltage level continues to decrease proportionally to the time left in the field/number of photos taken. This proportional decrease is especially evident when you examine night photos taken by infrared cameras. Photos taken early in the life cycle of an alkaline battery are bright and well illuminated. These early photos also represent the maximum flash range potential of the camera. However, with every passing day, each subsequent night photo will be less illuminated.

The process will continue up until the point where night photos are pitch black and/or the camera shuts off due to low voltage. In addition, cold temperatures adversely affect alkaline batteries. Battery life is diminished and alkalines lose up to half their capacity in sub-freezing weather.

Finally, alkaline batteries are good for only 1 use and then find their way to the landfill. Most environmentally conscious people avoid the use of alkaline batteries whenever possible.

To summarize, alkaline batteries are cheap and available everywhere, but provide inconsistent power and don't work well in the cold, not to mention they are extremely unreliable. To be more blunt,, we hate alkaline batteries. They are the source of many "trail camera problems."

Brett Martinottihttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-625821074444840944.post-66115612167858182282017-03-15T16:05:00.000-07:002017-03-24T16:07:16.424-07:00Guest Post: Rolex Defies Recession With New Factory Plans

In the midst of a tumultuous time for the watch industry, most companies are battening down the hatches and trying to ride out the storm with as few casualties as possible. Redundancies have been made at Franck Muller and Zenith, and sales are down across the board. Yet in the midst of this, Rolex has announced a massive expansion of their manufacturing facilities at Bienne.

A major commitment such as this speaks volumes for their confidence in the industry, especially since the project will take three years to complete. Once finished the site will contain all of Rolex's production facilities, but this won't be until 2012, long after even the most pessimistic estimate a recovery to be underway.

Planning for a project on this scale (the total volume for the site is a truly impressive 270,000m3) will have been in progress for a long time, and so it is not the concept of expansion that is raising eyebrows, but the decision to continue with the plans even after the full impacts of the credit crunch was felt.

Of course, Rolex was sheltered from the crisis in a way that few other companies can boast - Rolex are a privately owned company with all their shares in a charitable foundation; ensuring a sizeable portion of their profits go to various charitable institutions every year and also that no shares are traded on any stock markets. The chaotic rise and fall of share prices around the world passed Rolex by; a huge stabiliser for the brand's financial plans.

Coupled with this, Rolex have a product that remains in demand - sales have dropped, but Rolex watches are still one of the most popular brands in the world, thanks to a reputation for luxury and quality, and their renown around the world. Not without reason did Jacques Séguéla claim that anyone without a Rolex by the time they reached 50 had 'failed' in life. While the sentiment behind the statement can be argued over, the choice of watch was arguably spot on.

Rolex watches are an art in themselves; an icon of the twentieth century that has no intention of stepping down now. Where other brands release new models almost every year, Rolex has simply to update its current range - models like the Submariner and Daytona have been popular for decades, and remain an aspiration for all Rolex fans.

Their long-term popularity means that with every modification made to the range, thousands of Rolex lovers upgrade to the latest version of their watch. Demand like this means that pre-owned Mens Rolex watches are in high demand too, for those who want a genuine Rolex but don't necessarily want to pay for a new one. Their exceptional quality ensures that even vintage Rolexes work just as accurately as their modern counterparts.

Rolex has cultivated a reputation for quality and reliability, and that reputation is paying them dividends now. Global spending might be down, but the value for money in owning a Rolex still makes them a good choice for any watch fan, not least as an investment.Brett Martinottihttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-625821074444840944.post-91030757162183042252017-03-03T09:59:00.003-08:002017-03-03T09:59:44.716-08:00The Most Successful People Do these 17 Surprising Things

You were probably taught not to do these things. Ignore that bad advice.

If you want to be successful in business (and in life), there are a few important rules you need to follow.

Never pick a fight.

Never purposefully offend anyone.

Never make the same mistake twice.

You know why some people stand out from the crowd and achieve success while others flounder? It's not because they're doing everything the way everyone else is.

No, they're doing things a bit differently. Often, they're doing exactly what we've all been taught not to do!

That's right, successful people know that sometimes you need to pick a fight, to see just how married others are to their beliefs.
While calling someone out might offend them, sometimes it's also the only way to get their attention. (Pro tip: successful people are no one's doormats.)

And the most successful people won't avoid giving something a try in case they make the same mistake twice. They'll try and try and try again until they've really learned the lesson, which enables them to succeed the next time around.

We've seen the surprising habits of the world's billionaires — now let's check out the surprising habits most successful people have in common.RODAmarketing shared these traits in a fun infographic at Visually.com:

Brett Martinottihttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-625821074444840944.post-370255300042904292017-03-03T09:52:00.000-08:002017-03-03T09:52:52.583-08:00Six quick business tips from Nasty Gal's Sophia Amoruso

Sophia Amoruso founded her clothing company, Nasty Gal, over ten years ago. Then she wrote #Girlboss, a business book for women. Now she's expanding her brand. She has a new show on on Netflix called "#Girlboss" and a podcast of the same name, as well as a new book called "Nasty Galaxy."

We talked to her for our podcast Corner Office and asked her to share her go-to business advice:

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Fail fast. Learn faster. Adjust accordingly.

Two
Believe in yourself, but don't believe yourself to be above any task, no matter how menial.

Three
Listen to criticism from people you respect. If it's tough to hear, that's a good indicator you need to hear it.

Four
That being said, you don't have to take every piece of advice someone gives you. Develop a filter for what works for you.

Five
Read often and broadly. Take a break from the self-help and business books once a while, and read or watch and listen to something that's beautiful or funny. Inspiration is light that breaks through the cracks.

Six
That 3 p.m. workday burnout can be made massively better with a cookie.
Brett Martinottihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-625821074444840944.post-681948229405371262017-02-27T09:56:00.000-08:002017-03-03T09:56:36.276-08:00Bruce Lee: The Inevitability of Success

In 1969, nobody expected a thin Asian man with a high pitched voice to become one of the most influential characters of the 20th century.

Nobody knew, that is, except Bruce Lee.

That year, Bruce Lee wrote a letter to himself:

My Definite Chief Aim

I, Bruce Lee, will be the first highest paid Oriental super star in the United States. In return I will give the most exciting performances and render the best of quality in the capacity of an actor. Starting 1970 I will achieve world fame and from then onward till the end of 1980 I will have in my possession $10,000,000. I will live the way I please and achieve inner harmony and happiness.

Bruce Lee
Jan. 1969

Four years later, he was dead.

But in those four years, Bruce achieved everything he said he would and more. At 32 years of age, he had already changed the face of film and martial arts forever.

Bruce's letter is overflowing with confidence. But where did this confidence come from?

We may never know the whole answer, but Bruce's writings — collected in books like Letters of the Dragon and Striking Thoughts — give us a clue.

In particular, let's take a look at a letter written by Bruce Lee over a decade before his death, when he was still a 21-year-old student at the University of Washington.

As you read, try to hold an image in your mind of letter from a typical 21-year-old…

Dear Pearl,

This letter is hard to understand. It contains my dreams and my ways of thinking, as a whole, you can call it my way of life. It will be rather confusing as it is difficult to write down exactly how I feel. Yet I want to write and let you know about it. I'll do my best to write it clearly and I hope that you, too, will keep an open mind in this letter, and don't arrive at any conclusions till you are finished.

There are two ways of making a good living, one is the result of hard working, and the other, the result of the imagination (requires work, too, of course). It is a fact that labour and thrift produce a competence, but fortune, in the sense of wealth, is the reward of the man who can think of something that hasn't been thought of before. In every industry, in every profession, ideas are what America is looking for. Ideas have made America what she is, and one good idea will make a man what he wants to be.

One part of my life is gung fu. This art influences me greatly in the formation of my character and ideas. I practice gung fu as a physical culture, a form of mental training, a method of self-defense, and a way of life. Gung fu is the best of all martial art; yet the Chinese derivatives of judo and karate, which are only basics of gung fu, are flourishing all over the U.S. This so happens because no one has heard of this supreme art; also there are no competent instructors… I believe my long years of practice back up my title to become the first instructor of this movement. There are yet long years ahead of me to polish my techniques and character. My aim, therefore, is to establish a first Gung Fu Institute that will later spread out all over the U.S. (I have set up a time limit of 10 to 15 years to complete the whole project). My reason in doing this is not the sole objective of making money. The motives are many and among them are: I like to let the world know about the greatness of this Chinese art; I enjoy teaching and helping people; I like to have a well-to-do home for my family; I like to originate something; and the last but yet one of the important is because gung fu is part of myself.

I know my idea is right, and therefore the results would be satisfactory.I don't really worry about the reward, but to set in motion the machinery to achieve it. My contribution will be the measure of my reward and success.

Before he passed away, some asked the late Dr Charles P. Steimetz, the electrical genius, in his opinion "What branch of science would make the most progress in the next twenty-five years?" He paused and thought for several minutes then like a flash replied, "spiritual realisation." When a man comes to a conscious vital realisation of those great spiritual forces within himself and begins to use those forces in science, in business and in life, his progress in the future will be unparalleled.

I feel I have this great creative and spiritual force within me that is greater than faith, greater than ambition, greater than confidence, greater than determination, greater than vision. It is all these combined. My brain becomes magnetized with this domination force which I hold in my hand.

When you drop a pebble into a pool of water, the pebble starts a series of ripples that expand until they encompass the whole pool. This is exactly what will happen when I give my ideas a definite plan of action. Right now, I can project my thoughts into the future, I can see ahead of me. I dream (remember that practical dreamers never quit). I may now own nothing but a little place down in basement, but once my imagination has got up to a full head of steam, I can see painted on a canvas of my mind a picture of a fine, big five or six storey Gung Fu Institute with branches all over the States. I am not easily discouraged, readily visualize myself as overcoming obstacles, winning out over setbacks, achieving "impossible" objectives.

Whether it is the God-head or not, I feel this great force, this unstopped power, this dynamic something within me. This feeling defies description, and [there is] no experience with which this feeling may be compared. It is something like a strong emotion mixed with faith, but a lot stronger.

All in all, the goal of my planning and doing is to find the true meaning in life — peace of mind. I know that the sum of all the possessions I mentioned does not necessarily add up to peace of mind; however, it can be if I devote [my energy] to real accomplishment of self rather than neurotic combat. In order to achieve this peace of mind, the teaching of detachment of Taoism and Zen proved to be valuable….

Probably, people will say I'm too conscious of success. Well, I am not. You see, my will to do springs from the knowledge that I CAN DO. I'm only being natural, for there is no fear or doubt inside my mind.

Pearl, success comes to those who become success-conscious. If you don't aim at an object, how the heck on earth do you think you can get it?'

Warm regards,
Bruce

Wow.

There's a lot to highlight here, but here's what stood out the most to me:
Reward comes from contribution. Becoming a millionaire is the side effect of helping a million people. Your salary or influence is not an end in itself, but an (imperfect) measure of your contribution to the world.
Intense Purpose. Bruce calls it "spiritual force," but I prefer the word "purpose." A lot of people spend their whole lives chasing the "what" and then worry about the "why" later. Instead, study the "why" first (Bruce majored in philosophy) and everything else becomes easy.
Absolute confidence. Bruce had absolute confidence in himself, free from all fear or doubt. This was not innate, but developed through years of mental and physical training.

You always hear people say that your belief defines the limits of your possibility, but talk is cheap. Bruce Lee is one of the few that lived his life walking the walk.

"If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them."

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It's time for another author interview!
I want to introduce you to fantasy author Thomas Miller. We met years ago now when we both joined a small publisher on the same day. I've since moved on from the publisher, but Thomas and I are still friends, sharing the hurdles of writing and publishing fantasy.
Plus, I LOVE seeing the photos of his beautiful family and scenes from where they live in the UK. Talk about an inspiring setting!
But before I give too much away, please met the fantasy author Thomas Miller!
First a few icebreaker questions:
What's your favorite comfort food? Least favorite food?
My favorite comfort food is milk chocolate with coffee. The two were just made of each other! The way bitterness of the coffee blends with the smooth sweetness of the chocolate. I'm going to go have some now. My least favorite food is raw tomatoes. I'm fine with salsa, tomato sauce, tomato soup, just not raw tomatoes. There is something about the texture that I find gag worthy.
I'm now thinking of tomato soup with coffee mocha. It is not sitting well! lol. So let's move on. If you could add a room onto your current home, what would you put in it?
This one is easy. A game room. I've been playing tabletop games since I was a kid. Board games, role-playing games like Dungeon and Dragons, you name it. I would love to have a room filled with all my gaming stuff and dedicated solely to gaming. It would have to have a slight medieval feel to it, with a large wooden table as the centerpiece. There would have to be shelves and display cases lining the walls for all my books, games, and miniatures. Then the piece-de-resistance would be a mounted red dragon's head on the wall.
If you build that, I want to come and see! It sounds so awesome. What simple pleasure makes you smile?
A quiet walk through nature. There is just something about going for a walk outside that just seems to take my mind off whatever is troubling me.
That answer doesn't surprise me at all based on the photos I've seen you share. Plus I think walks are a great tool for writers. It gets our minds and bodies moving.
OK, the warm up is over. On to the writing questions!
What is your latest book?
The latest book I'm working on right now is Tomb of the Fallen. It is the third book in my fantasy series, The Soulstone Prophecy. The other two books in the series are Cradle of the Gods and Time of the Stonechosen.
When we met, you'd only finished Cradle of the Gods. It is so exciting to see the third book in production! What are the special challenges in writing a series?
I would say the biggest challenge is continuity. As I'm working on the third book, I'm constantly checking the prior two books to make sure everything matches. How did I describe this magical affect, what title did I use for this character. When you start out with a new story, you can make things up when you need them, but in a series of books, you have to remember the details.
For the writer, the process of writing a story can last years. A reader experiences your story over a series of weeks or even days, depending on how quickly they read. If you make a mistake, even a minor one, they are going to see it. You don't want the reader tripped up while reading and getting knocked out of your story because you forgot some detail.
Oh, that is so true and only gets worse the more books you write in the same world! If you were to advertise your book on a bumper sticker, what would it say?
That's an easy one. The Time of the Stonechosen has Come!
That will definitely make people curious! When you are writing, how often do your characters surprise you by doing or saying something totally unexpected?
More often than you might think. I combine the two writing arts of pantsing and plotting. For those who aren't familiar with the terms, a Pantser is a writer who writes from the seat of their pants, creating things as they go. A Plotter is a writer who needs to plot out the entire story arc and have everything lined out and sticks to it. As a "plantser", I mix the two.
I tend to plot out the beginning, the middle and the end of my story, then write down things I want to accomplish in each section. Then, I break the sections down into chapters, which usually consists of individual scenes. This is where the pantsing comes in. Once in a scene, I never know what is going to happen, I define the setting and the point of view character and then I let the characters take the story and run with it. Often, after I complete a chapter, I have to change future chapters or add new ones to accommodate changes the characters introduced.
Your style sounds very similar to mine. And yeah, sometimes characters can wreck havoc on a laid out plot! Some authors, like me, always write scenes in order. But I know some people write scenes out of order. How about you?
I'm with you. Even though I don't make it a hard and fast rule, I tend to write my scenes in order. I think this is true for any author who is used to being surprised by their characters. If I write a scene out of order, I can safely say I will rewrite it or discard it later because of changes that occurred in earlier chapters. I have had that happen enough now that I just take each chapter as it comes.
I also found I'm more excited to take the story right into the next chapter and have a clearer image of what is going to happen and how things are going to play out. I also find ideas and little details that were revealed in prior chapters are still fresh in my mind and I can continue to flesh them out. A lot of the time, it is those little seeds of inspiration that end up fleshing your characters out.
Again, I think we are on the same page! I often finish a chapter totally inspired to continue the story, and hope my enthusiasm carries through for those reading. Speaking of writing, do you have any grammatical pet peeves to share?
I hate the word 'had'. I chose to write the Soulstone Prophecy series in 3rd person omniscient. In this style, the story is told from several different characters' points-of-view. But, I tend to refer to things that happened to the characters in the past and this introduces the word 'had'. One of the things I do when editing is checking how often I use each word. Invariably 'had' is scattered throughout my writing like a heavy handed use of salt, it is literally everywhere. When I edit, I read through the story out loud and if the sentence sounds alright without the word 'had' in it, I delete it with much prejudice.
I think that is the first time I've heard of "had" as being a pet-peeve, but I don't disagree. The book should be happening, not have happened, right? So do you allow others to read your work in progress, or do you keep it a secret until you've finished your first draft? Can you elaborate?
I generally share with my beta-readers after I have rough drafted a chapter and then given it a couple of editing runs. In this digital age, I would be surprised if there were still authors out there who go it alone to the very end. It is just too easy to share your work with others.
For me, I share the story with my beta-readers as I write it and even go back and edit chapters they have commented on when the 'creative juices' stop flowing or I'm not sure where a particular chapter I'm working on is headed. I find going back and editing something they have commented on helps keep me engaged in the story and inspires me to go back to that chapter-in-progress and continue on again.
That sounds great! I hope readers realize how much they inspire authors. And it is so easy to be found these days. I can't imagine what it was like when a fan had to send a letter to a publisher who forwarded it to the author… Have you received reactions/feedback to your work that has surprised you? In what way?
The feedback on my work I find the most surprising are those at the far end of the spectrum, if someone really loved my work or truly disliked it. I've been lucky so far to not receive a one or two-star rating for any of my work, but I have had a couple three-star ratings that were scathing.
One particular reader just couldn't identify with my main protagonist and really tore into the story in their review. I remember reading that review, then checking the star rating, and then wondering if they had made a mistake and really hadn't wanted to rate it as a one. On the other side of the equation, I have had some five-star reviews that were gushing with praise for my work. I had to double check to make sure it wasn't my mom in disguise.
Lol. Moms can be sneaky, but I truly believe they are honest fans who love your work! Are you a fast typist? Does your typing speed (or lack of it) affect your writing?
Not at all. I still regret not taking typing in high school. I just wish I had known how much typing I was going to be doing. Back then, it was almost exclusively girls taking typing. I didn't even consider it. Hindsight is indeed 20/20.
As for how it affects my writing, I would say I think and type at about the same speed. I'm not so slow I cannot get the story onto screen fast enough. I like to say I write the rough draft like I'm running down hill. There will be time to correct spelling on the walk back up. So, I just type as fast as the story comes to me and don't think about punctuation or spelling. I do all that stuff later. I did try using a voice recognition program to dictate my story, thinking the same principle would apply, but found I couldn't think fast enough to dictate the story. I seem to have the speed of typing and the process of creating the story synced.
That is a great way to explain the first draft, letting the story run away with you down hill. And it feels so wonderful when it moves that smoothly! When you finish writing, do you dread writing a synopsis for your novel as much as most writers do? Do you think writing a synopsis is inherently evil? Why?
Absolutely! The idea of having to take something so large as a novel and crush it down into a single page was not only daunting to me, but it seemed almost impossible. I really struggled with this when I first had to do it. What finally worked for me was some advice I found on a writer's blog. They said to take each chapter of your book and boil it down to is most basic element. Nothing more than a few sentences. Continue to do that for each chapter and then when your finished, just string them together. Presto! A synopsis! This really worked for me.
That is a great tip! Let's go back to sharing. Having our work out there to be judged by strangers is often daunting for writers. Do you have any tips on handling a negative review?
Yes, I do. Ignore them. Bask in the glow of your positive reviews and ignore the negative ones. At least, the truly negative ones. If someone says they couldn't get into your story because of the grammar, then obviously you want to take that to heart. But if someone doesn't like the main character or thought some relationship didn't make sense, then I would ignore it.
Look at it this way. They are entitled to their own opinion and they took the time to read something you wrote and then even more time to comment on it. That is really something when you think about it. A complete stranger took the time to read something you wrote and then comment on it.
I'm thankful at that point, full stop. It doesn't really matter what they wrote. If it is positive, then that's just icing on the cake. I would also make a suggestion here that helped put things into perspective for me. Think of your favorite book of all time. Now, go find it online and read all the negative reviews. Even your favorite story of all time has negative reviews. You know the book is awesome, but still there are those out there who don't think so.
Such a great point! Both that even our favorite books have negative reviews and that everyone is entitled to their opinion. This leads nicely into reviews. A lot of authors are frustrated by readers who don't understand how important reviews are? What would you say to a reader who doesn't think his or her review matters?
As an indie author, how many books I sell depends on the number of reviews that book receives. I'll take any I can get, positive or negative. Every review matters because it is what most buyers see along with the cover. I do it myself.
When I'm looking for something to read, I start with genre and then start looking through titles and covers. When something catches my eye, I'll look at the number of reviews. If there are loads, I'm more like to click on it and read some of them. So, your review matters. Even if it is just to say your really enjoyed it and are looking forward to the next one.
Well, there you have it! Readers, your reviews matter. And this is the end of the interview. Thank you so much for your time, Thomas. And best of luck finishing your third book!
A Bit About Thomas
Thomas grew up devouring stories of swords and sorcery. When he wasn't reading, he was creating fantasy worlds for his friends to explore in tabletop games. He continues to share his stories and hopes his work inspires others to share their stories.
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We have company. The US Securities and Exchange Commission has gone into battle against traders who float rumours and then profit from them. There are many who believe that Bear Stearns was packed off into bankruptcy and Lehman Brothers brought to its knees by such wildfire rumours.
This is an old game, and one brilliantly told in books such as Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, a rollicking autobiographical account of Wall Street in the 1920s, by Edwin LeFevre.
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For a company to last 20 years, let alone 100, it's clear that Chester Avenue Brake is doing something right.
From horse drawn carriages to the self-driving cars of today, we've experienced breakneck advances in transportation over the past 100 years. In keeping with this trend, something else that happened a century ago? Ludwig Diebel and business partner Max Wittig opened their auto shop, Chester Avenue Garage, in the heart of downtown in a space previously used for horse boarding. Talk about changing with the times! In the early days, the shop also functioned as a dealership, selling the short-lived Pilot and Earl motor cars. Quickly outgrowing their converted livery stable, the auto shop moved to a new building on the corner of 25th and Chester in 1926.
Some time after this, Ludwig purchased the company from his partner and concentrated the focus of the business on brake and clutch work, changing the name to Chester Avenue Brake and Supply Company. Much like other downtown businesses, the '52 earthquake caused extensive damage to their building, leading the space to be rebuilt. The company remained there until 1982, when they opened up shop at their current location on Colombo Street.
Each move signaled an expansion of their business. Grandson Phil Diebel affirmed this, saying, "We've gone from a couple thousand square feet, to six thousand square feet, to now thirty five thousand square feet." Though no longer on Chester, the company has retained the name Chester Avenue Brake in honor of its long heritage.
Now owned by brothers Paul and Phil Diebel, the shop is going strong in their milestone year. Shared Phil, "My brother Paul and I are partners. I manage the parts department and he manages the service department. We have both been here off and on since we were old enough to hold a broom."
For a company to last 20 years, let alone 100, it's clear that Chester Avenue Brake is doing something right. Phil detailed, "the secret to our success is picking something that we are good at and sticking with it. Trying not to do too much with stuff we don't know about. And so we've become very good at [and] we're more of a specialty-type distributor or parts house. So the fact that we are, we can narrow all of our thought processes into the systems that we feel comfortable with."
Beyond that, a lot of the reason that they've been operating for so long is keeping up with the changes, and of course their unique and extensive experience. "I think our number one thing is our knowledge. The knowledge that we have in the products that we sell and the services that we provide, I think are hands-down compared to the competition." To back this up, he revealed that there are over 150 years of experience alone in just five of the sixteen people that work at the company. "That's our strength I believe, our knowledge and our resources," he advised. Several longtime employees help provide the knowledge needed for sometimes complex industrial projects. One such employee is Steve Beck, who is in charge of their friction department which "includes the rebuilding of anything with friction material on it, be it brake shoes of any size or shape, wind turbine brakes, or oilfield components. He has been with us since 1979."
Phil expressed that the past century has been fraught with changes, but that hasn't stopped the brake and suspension specialists from pushing forward with the times. Through the years they've effortlessly adapted with the ever evolving face of transportation. Advances such as vehicles going "from mechanical brakes to the brake systems they have today, air brakes and hydraulic brakes, and antilock brakes. So we're no different from any other company. If you worked for a phone company in 1917, they used patch lines to get from one line to another and now it's all computerized, and the same thing has happened in the automotive industry," he began. "It's become a lot more technologically advanced. We've narrowed our focus more on the medium and heavy duty end of it and the industrial end as opposed to being just pure automotive. We still do automotive but it's more of a minority portion of our business now compared to maybe at one time [where] it was the majority of our business. We're mainly brake and suspension related today."
If you're wondering what other kinds of industrial equipment have brakes, you're not alone. Phil detailed, "We do everything in regards to brakes whether it's passenger car, off highway equipment, or the windmills you see in Tehachapi. There's a lot of things that people don't know have brakes on them, elevator systems for example have brakes. We've rebuilt a portion of those systems for elevators. All of those pumping units in the oilfields going up and down, they all have a brake to hold them in place while they are being worked on; we refurbish the brakes for those pumping units. Cement plants have huge braking systems on some of the drying equipment. Basically anything with friction material, we can either manufacture or remanufacture here," he answered.
The remanufacturing process entails completely disassembling various parts and pieces and restoring them to like-new condition. "The craftsmanship involved is something that Steve takes great pride in, and nothing leaves here that doesn't meet his high standards. There are a lot of procedures that other companies have farmed out, or have automated. But no machine can rival the finished result that comes from the personal touch of Steve," he boasted.
Business at Chester Avenue Garage has shown no sign of slowing down, Phil remarked, "The past five years have seen record numbers for us, so we'd like to see that continue." With the continuing heritage of hard work and innovation at Chester Avenue Brake, it will be no surprise to see them working on the cars of the future in 2117.
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According to the Human Rights Watch, India has shut down the internet various regions about 20 times in the first five months of 2017. The Indian government did not comment on the report. In other words, the government never explained these shutdowns. But the government argued in the past that restricting access is sometimes necessary to prevent social media rumors from fueling violence. Check out Clickorlando.com for more information.
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I'm not sure if this is intended or not, but make install doesn't install the demo files anywhere and I don't find any option to install them either.
I'm using Mac OS X 10.7 with MacPorts. I can provide more feedback, but I don't even know where to start looking.
That is correct. The build script does not try to install demos anywhere. It is up to a distro packager, for example, to decide where if anywhere the demos would go. If you install from source then of course the full set of demos is in the source package. Otherwise most of the demo are available online, and a selected set is now included in the user manual.
One of developers responded me off-list with "The demos are installed during make install, without the need for any option.", so I thought that something was wrong in my installation.
But then I have a few questions:
Which files should (not) be installed? Obviously the users don't want Makefiles for example (which they would get if the whole directory is copied).
Would it be acceptable to have something like --with-demodir=/usr/local/share/gnuplot/4.6/demo? (Possibly with a different syntax)
Where should a "normal" linux distribution (or MacPorts for that matter) install the demo files (provided that the distribution doesn't do anything special)? /usr/local/share/gnuplot/4.6/demo? /usr/local/share/doc/gnuplot/demo (that is: next to gnuplot.pdf)?
I don't think it is the job of the development team to figure out where individual distros keep demo files. We should just leave that up to whoever is preparing the installation packages (rpm, deb, whatever).
As to "the demos are installed during make", maybe your correspondent was thinking of "make check" or "make distcheck". These run through all the demos as part of the build process.
I don't think that he was referring to "make check". He simply wants to run demo files (apparently he had some problems with files fetched from the web) and would like to see them installed by default. I can understand this since I really appreciated the demo files on windows to learn gnuplot when I was still using windows.
Now, I can add a bunch of copy commands after make install finishes, but I'm not sure which files need to be excluded (Makefiles are definitely among them) and it would be easier if I could provide a switch to install them out-of-the-box (without copying manually) to a specified location.
Even if having a separate/new switch to install demo files is not desired by the development team, I would be happy about some guidelines about what to install.
Why would you need to exclude any files? Just copy the files in the demo directory to wherever you want them.
For that matter, why do you need to install them someplace other than where they are right now? Add the current directory to gnuplot's loadpath and leave it at that. That's what I do, FWIW. I have the GNUPLOT_LIB pointing at $HOME/cvs/gnuplot/demo/
Why would you need to exclude any files?
I feel that Makefile for example (with lots of paths defined that won't even exist any more when the demos will be run), doesn't belong to installed files.
For that matter, why do you need to install them someplace other than where they are right now?
What does "where they are now" mean for someone who doesn't deliberatly install himself from CVS? User either gets a binary package that has been compiled on the build server. Or gnuplot gets built on user's machine, but after "make install" the sources are removed completely. So unless demo files are copied during or right after "make install", they will be gone.
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Hard-boiled with a heart of gold what more do you want in a private eye? But Jackson Brodie, in Kate Atkinson's Started Early, Took My Dog, is no stereotypical gumshoe. For one thing, the Yorkshireman reads Emily Dickinson, quoted in the novel's title. A recurrent character in previous Atkinson novels, Brodie here shares a plot with the equally compelling Tracy Waterhouse, a retired Police Superintendent turned mall cop.
Atkinson's wonderfully woven tale features more complex and credible characters than are often found in the murder mystery genre. And narrator Graeme Malcolm realizes them with pitch-perfect, understated brio befitting the grief, longing, jadedness, and cautious joy they variously express. While the characters all possess been-around-the block, self-mocking voices, Malcolm, while making each personality distinct, conveys the raw and secret sorrow that's within them all underneath the cynicism.
Early in the story, Tracy acts on a radical impulse. Middle-aged and single, she takes a child actually purchases one from a criminal and abusive mother. Handing the mother a wad of cash intended for home renovations in exchange for a bedraggled 4-year-old girl, Tracy begins a fugitive life, instantly, unsentimentally mothering on the fly. She's pursued, but not, as she assumes, for kidnapping, but because years earlier she investigated the murder of a prostitute before superiors took the case from her. That case featured the first of the novel's many 'lost children': the prostitute's son.
This same crime draws Brodie's interest on behalf of a client seeking her biological mother. Forever haunted by the murder of his sister when he was a child, Brodie is aware of his penchant for lost girls and the women they have become, both professionally and in his failed marriages.
Meanwhile, there is a third central character, the elderly, increasingly senile actress, Tilly Squires, playing her last role on a TV soap and still mourning the baby she aborted decades ago, while under the spell of a rival actress 'friend'. Malcolm movingly and without melodrama takes us afloat her streams of consciousness and stumblings for elusive words and wallets.
Atkinson's plot threads back and forth between the 1970s and the present; Malcolm agilely indicates time changes with the subtlest of pauses and inflections. Shepherding us through the unraveling of the mystery, he lets us experience the palpable sense Atkinson conveys of the profound, unremitting consequences born of an abandoned or neglected child. But in the end, we also feel, as Dickinson notes, that hope can be "heard it in the chillest land, and on the strangest sea". Elly Schull Meeks
Waterhouse leads a quiet, ordered life as a retired police detective - a life that takes a surprising turn when she encounters Kelly Cross, a habitual offender, dragging a young child through town. Both appear miserable and better off without each other - or so decides Tracy, in a snap decision that surprises herself as much as Kelly.
Suddenly burdened with a small child, Tracy soon learns her parental inexperience is actually the least of her problems, as much larger ones loom for her and her young charge.
Meanwhile, Jackson Brodie, the beloved detective of novels such as Case Histories, is embarking on a different sort of rescue - that of an abused dog. Dog in tow, Jackson is about to learn, along with Tracy, that no good deed goes unpunished.
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"Dog Saves Man"
Abused child and dog rescued. Good people win. Loved the book. However, I've listened to many books narrated by Graeme Malcolm, and just wish he wouldn't sing song so much.
"loved this book"
Besides hating the fowl language, I loved this book! Out of all the books I have read over the years, this is the first time I've reviewed any of them! This was tragic, yes, and heart rending, yes, but I found myself laughing as much as crying because it was too sooooory funny! The narrator reading the story had a perfect voice for this. And I would find myself more times laughing at the dry humor than not! Just loved it
"One of my all time favorites"
Charming story. Excellent reading. Sounds silly, but this book makes me laugh and cry every time I listen. Big thumbs up.
"Pay Attention--and Stick With It"
The title of this book has a whimsical sound to it--kind of like a fun romp through the day with the pup. In fact, it is a story about normal lives that sometimes take tragic turns that make it impossible to go back no matter how much they might want to.
Don't get me wrong, though. Overall this was not a sad or depressing tale--but it could have been were it not for the expert subtle handling of each character by Kate Atkinson and the superb narration by Graeme Malcolm. Sometimes I actually laughed out loud.
I note other reviews that indicate "couldn't finish" or "hard to follow" and I agree this could be the case if you don't make an effort to pay attention early on. It gets much easier to put things together as it progresses--and you will be rewarded with some rich dialogue if you hang in there.
Sure there are a lot of people to keep straight--a Tracy, Tilly, Courtney, Jackson, another Jackson, Linda, Kitty, etc. They each have a role to play and are crucial to the outcome. If you liked this author's other works, I think you will like this one. Even though the detective has appeared in previous books, this is not really a series which must be read from the first. It might help, but not necessary.
Thoroughly enjoyed and recommended!
"Good Listen"
I find it interesting the way this author links her different books. They are not exactly a series, yet certain characters are echoed from earlier stories. For a murder mystery, this author provides more than just suspense: Her prose and her POV techniques and her character development are worthy of a more literary genre.
"Enjoyable listen. Stands up to a second 'reading'"
An interesting tale, well told. It is part mystery, part romance in the classical sense, part sheer entertainment. Note that it is part of a continuing series by Kate Atkinson. Something I wished I knew before starting this one.
"Some mystery; much pathos. Many characters."
This was an effective book. Complicated story, many characters to keep track of. Too much back story on almost everyone of them. However, in the end, Kate Atkinson delivered a credible tale of why a murder occurred years before, and why it was so effectively covered up until some of the investigators decided to look into it again. In addition to the mystery there is much examination of the pain resulting from bad decisions made among family members in a complex web of relationships.
"My new favorite....."
I highly recommend this book--the story is provocative and gripping and the narration is absolutely wonderful!
Malcom's narration is so pitch-perfect that I was very disappointed to find that he doesn't narrate the other books in the series!
I prefer unabridged audiobooks, so can't listen in all one sitting. But this is a book I will listen to again.
Other readers admitted to some confusion caused by the changes in time and the number of characters. I did go back to listen to a couple of chapters from the beginning when I found myself lost or distracted, but didn't find this a problem, as I considered the author's turn of phrase and the narrator's interpretation of the characters to be so enjoyable.
"Be Patient! It's worth it!"
Had I been reading a print version, there are several places I would have gone back to clarify characters, etc, but even with the "wait, who was that again?" thought, this is a superb listen. The internal dialogue of both main characters--Tracy and Jackson--is very funny, but even better, funny in different ways. That has to be hard to do--varying the wit to reflect their different personalities. It's a great story with a great plot. If you pick up the literary references, great, but it doesn't matter if you don't (my favorite was Cicero's O tempora O mores coming from the mouth of a retired criminal). The narration is excellent. I hated to have it end.
"Started Early, Could Not Stop Listening!"
I had no idea what I was getting myself into. Jackson Brody, Tracy Waterhouse, Courtney, Tilly and many more characters with depth and charm.
I will be a Jackson Brody fan from now on and am thrilled to know he lived before this book!
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